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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-09

New York, y. Y. (F. l.. Z. A.
Monsieur Felix Lachesnez-Hende,
generalny premavkovy spravca
Francuzskej LIME, sa prave vratll
do New Yorku z navstevy vset-
kych agentov tejto llnie Europe.
Mr.. Lachesnez je vel mi optl-
misticky ohl'adom bud1ceho OBJ
chodu. Oznamil, ze Franchzska
LIMA dala sa do prevedenia vel
keho stavebneho programu a "a
mysl'a postavit' niekol 'ko nal
rychlejsich a najvacsich parolodi
ma svete. ..a
Mr.. Lachesnez zamysfa 0 KRAFT
ky cas- ponavstevovat' vsetkych
agentov Franc1zskej LIME V Spo-
jenych Stat och a Kanade.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-09

sti myslime, ze spolok Sv. Alzbety
patrl ma prve miesto. VzdOr tomu,
ze z polSladnice vybera sa tasto,
este je ME vycerpana name Pc
iiazneho majetku 81, l,307 90, co .je
d6kazom dobreho nazivania me-
dzi clenstvom a tiez d0kazom do
breho Safarenia nradniGiek "a
vsetky tie roxy. | ia prajem ma
Sim zakladatelka kam, co i'm priala
nasa sestra predsedkyna, to jest
ably Sa dolly zlattho jubilea
Gisla 161. ~
Anna Baco, tictovnitka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-09
OsoBNE

Redaktor tychto novin 'odcha-
dza stredu vecer ma mimoriad-
nu sch0dzu Sdruzenia Sloven-
skych Novinaroy do Harrisburg
Pa, preto stvrtkove zpravy ne
molly byt' v tomto elsie umiest-
meme. V posledny den dosle do
pisy a silrne zpravy pripravi la
skave pre- sadzaca p. Milan Saliva
niekdajsi redaktor tychte novln
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-09
Spolkoye zpravy
PRELOzENIE sCH0DZE
CfSLA 1873 P. S. Z. JEDNoTY

Spolok Sv. Amy, cislo 1863
Pennsylvanskej 81. Zenskej Jed
noty oznamuje prelozenie sch6-
DIE, ktora mala byt' vydrziavana
ma Is novembra, ma den II no.
vembra, to jest ma prichodiacn
nedel'u. Sch6dza je prclozena $
prilezitosti banletu, ktory bnde
vyrziavany osadou Sv. Mateja.
Nezabudnite sa teda dostavit' ma
sch6dzu ma II. novembra 0 | ho-
dine po obede.
Justina Palguta, iietovnicka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-09
sLOVENSKI BASEBALISTI
BUDU MAT BANKET

Slovenska Baseball Liga bude
mat ma II. novembra skvely ban
ket V Ohio hotel, na zakl 'ucenie
sezony odovzdanie Wit 'aznej cd.
.meny haseltonskym Sokolom, kto
RI dobyli campionstvo baseballu V
oboch poloviciach sezony. Jan
Kral, predseda Baseball Ligy po.
staral sa, ably banket vydaril ss
co najlepsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-09
POZVANIE MA TANECNU IA.
BAVU v sTRUTHERs.

Odbor "a. Ziveny, prilezitosti
25-rocn6ho jubileuma usporiada
tanecnn zabavu dna 10. novem-
bra Dugasovej hale ma rohu
Bridge Broad ulic. Hrat' bude
vyborna orchestra.
Sestry a bratia Youngstown a
Okolia budH srdecne vitani.
Vstupne pre- danny je 25c a pre-
panov soc.
Uctive povolava, Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-09
SCH0DZA. POLITICKEHO
a KLUBU v HASELTON

Ma prichodiacu nedel'u, to jest
dna II. novembra Sci hodine
vecer, bude vydrziavat' svoju
riadnn sch6dzu Haselton,ky Slo-
vensky Politicky Klub V skole
Sv. Alzbety. .Je povinnost 'ou
kazdeho ida, ably sa tejto sch6dze
siitastnil, tiez aby priviedol svo-
jich priatelov, ktori sii este ME
medzi nami.
Martin J. Lesnak, predseda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-09
STRANA 8.

Rozbeh kary je ! 10 ma Is mil
v 6 sekmdach. Motor je osadeny
ma gumovych poduskach, take
jeho otras neprechadza do kary.
Vobec tato nova Oakland je vel
mi pozoruhodnou a kto 81 mieni
kipit' noyy automobil, mech ne
zameska 81 ist pozret' Oakland.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-09
20 SCH0DZE POLIT. KLUBU
MA LANsINGVILLE.

Slovensky Politicky a Vzdela-
vaj1ci K1ub ma Lansingville od-
byval svoju riadnu schodzu v mi
null nedel'u vecer, 4. novembra.
Ma. tejto sch6dzi bralo ncast III
idov. To sa vidi krasny pocet. nuz
ale do nasho klubu prisldcha do
styristo clenov. Kde boil ostatnf!
Tiez pristlpili k nam dvaja novi
obcania, a sfce Jan Poprocky a
Michal Serenko.
Potion zavitafi k navn naSi SUI
sadia 20 South Side, sice Stefan
Herman, Stefan Stanovcak Mi
chal Fialla. Kazdy 2 Mich povedal
zaujimavl kratku rec prospech
AL Smitha, kandidata "a predse-
du Spoj. Statov, "a co boil odme-
neni potleskom. Ia tym podal
zpravu vybor 20 SLOW. Federacie,
to jest, re ktorych kandidatov Fe-
deracia odporlca. Zprava bola
prijata a predseda doraz vyme-
noval 5-clenovy vybor, ably po-
znacil Sample baloty a kazdemu
1dovi rozdal poucil tych, ktori
este neznaj1 splitovat ballot. Tiez
bolo odporlcane tym, ktori by
celkom nechceli alebo nevedeli
ballot. splitovat', tax aby ich HAS
nebol hodeny do kosa, aby voto-
vail rovny tiket. Potom bola jed
nohlasne zavrhnuta ziadcst' kon-
cilmanov a kazdy ma votovat' O.
proti.
Co sa tyce bondov pre- suchoti-
narsky spital, bolo ponechane, a
by kazdy votoval dl'a svojej vole
tax samo al 0 podvyske pre- sud-
GOV.
Potom prisla ma pretras politi-
ka pojednych nasieh slovenskych
panov, ktorf hovoria o akejsi Slo-
venskej Americkej Lige "a dobrd
vladu. 0 takej Llge slovensky
narod doteraz nikdy nepocul, a
nikdy nikomu medal moe, aby pod
jeho menom taklto politiku hral.
Toto klub zatracuje co najrozhod-
nejsie.
Po tomto bolo odporlcane, aby
sa ma buddci mesiac volil klubovy
drad pre- buddci rok 1929.
Som dctou,
Jos. R., tai.
-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
DEPUTY AND2
BANDITS SLAIN
Gang of 4 Robs Store
In California; Pos
Sc Takes Trail

EUREKA. Calf, July 13.-F1-
Charles Carpenter, 40. deputy
sheriff and two unidentified bandits
were shot and killed at Salyer
Creek, east of here, today. when
four sheriff's deputies and four un-
identified bandits engaged in a run
ming gun fight following the rob-
berry of a store in Willow Greek.
Posses led by peace officers from
Humboldt, Shasta and Trinity coun-
ties were hunting for the two ban
dts who eluded the deputies after
the fight.
The four robbers in a small auto
mobile appeared suddenly this
morning in the village Of Willow
Greek about 25 miles east Of here.
They robbed a store and carried
away a small safe. Four sheriff's
deputies from Burnt rarch met the
bandits at Salyer Greek and opened
fire. Carpenter was killed instantly
and shortly afterward two Of the
robbers were shot and killed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13

FROM ice Are
IN COODSHAPE
Location of Six Who
Were With Ship Is
Believed Known AS
Krassin Moves On

MOSCOW, July 13.-CP)-Hope for
the party Of six men carried off in
the bag Of the dirigible Italia on
May 25 and since given up for lost
has been revived by reports reach
ing Moscow indicating that the loca-
tion Of the group is known.
General l-mberto Mobile, now az
Kings Bay, has sent a message 20
the rescue ship Krassin stating that
the group referred to as the "Jnales-
sapdri" party, was not far from the
present location of the Krassin.
Latest reports received in Moscow
indicated that the men were at a
point sO.45 north latitude and 30.3l
east longitude. This would place
chem northeast of Foyn Island, near
which the Viglieri group was res
cued.
With these reports, which were
not confirmed, came a revival in
Moscow Of belief that Roald Amund-
sen, the missing Norwegian explorer,
was likely TO have Joined this group
in his flight from Norway to rescue
the stranded men. This theory was
first advanced by Fridtjof Nansen,
noted explorer, that Amundsen was
likely to have Joined this group.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
Z Men March To
Death In Chair
.KentmckeyPem

up the seven whose deaths in the
electric chair set a record for Ken
tucky. Sullen, defiant and prayerful
by turns during their stay in the
death house, the condemned men
were reduced by fear to a condition
bordering upon collapse as midnight
approached.
Man IS Is First
Although there was no clock gong
to sound the hours, the prisoners
sensed the time and all talk died
away long before the death march
started at 1915. With heads sup
ported in cupped hands, they sat 81
lent, their bodies shaken by chills
despite the intense heat in the squat
stone house that had been their
home in prison. In plain view was
the execution chamber and the
chair.
The white men went to the chair
first, Milford "Red" Lawson, 35,
Corbin, KY, leading the way. He
said he was ready to forgive every
body" and was strapped in quickly.
He was dead three minutes later.
The murder of a neighbor in his
mountain county had brought him
there.
Orlando Seymour, 81, Louisville,
was the second. A dramatic attempt
to obtain a stay for him last night
had failed and he met his fate ap-
parently in a stupor. When his at
torneys succeeded in arranging an
insanity hearing before the county
judge here shortly after 8 o'clock
he told his cell companions that he
Continued on page eight)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
MOODY DROPS
QUIET BATTLE
Governor Makes Many
Speeches; Opens
Headquarters

AUSTIN. July 13.-CP)-It is be-
coming evident here that Governor
Moody has abandoned his original
idea of a quiet campaign with only
few speeches in favor of q more
active drive for reelection.
The governor has made six
speeches in the last week and is to
make two more before returning
here Saturday. He is expected TO 20
into north or northeast Texas next
week.
An active campaign headquarters
has been opened in downtown Aus
tin with a clerical force Of half q
dozen or so. Hundreds OF postal
cards carrying a synopsis of admin
istration accomplishments as related
IN the opening campaign statement
are being mailed to voters By the
governors friends with their sigma
lures.
The governor has apparently mod
flied his first intention to stand on
his record alone and ignore the op-
position. He is charging that for
mer Governor James +. Ferguson is
trying to get an influential hand
into state affairs again. Last night
at Del Rio, Governor Moody said
that Ferguson was governor by
proxy once and now he is trying 20
slip in again under a different ban
ner." Ferguson is supporting L. J.
Wardlaw for governor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
LATE BULLETINS
W. {. 7. .. HEAn PRAYs FOR SMITH DEFEAr

W. G T L. PRAYs DEFEAT
WORTH July defeat of
trying in the presidential with all
which stand Mrs j. president Of the district
Christian Temperance Union meeting Of the
devoted o politics.
DEAUNIE France July l3AP)Peggy Hopkins Joyce four times
Northes
Of the former although
awhile The couple bathing dancing playing ba
carat
PATRONAGE PROBE MOVING SLOW
BILOXI Miss July l3AP)The session the federal
positions
in of five Witnesses
the luncheon bringing the total of witnesses far
toned To 15
MORE RESCUES REPORTED IN ITALIA DISASTER
LONDON, July 13APA quoted
Sptzbeen stating
lead
No confirmation of this
Dutchman
Dr. Finn Mamgen Italian
tain and Mariana.
ROTEGE OF EDWIN CAREWE DIRECTORS DAUGHTER
HOLLYWOOD Csf- July l3(AP-Leroy Mason known the
films, sandwich
oped with Caewes daughter Wednesday, to Yuma Ar
Mason Lsrmo n
age Miss Carewe who baby stan, here a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
LOVEAPPEALS
BALLOT CASE
Hearing Before Higher
Court Set For Sat-
urday Morning

The second round in the legal bat
tie inaugurated By Thomas B. Love
Of Dallas, candidate for lieutenant
governor, to compel the Cameron
county democratic committee to place
his name upon the official primary
ballot, will be staged before the
fourth court Of civil appeals at San
Antonio Saturday morning.
District Judge "A. Nj. Kent sustained
the county democratic committee fol-
lowing the hearing Wednesday on
the application Of Love for a manda-
tory injunction. Attorneys for Love
perfected and filed an appeal late
Thursday afternoon.
Arrangements have been made for
the fourth court Of civil appeals Ia
convene Saturday morning to hear
the case, and a decision is expected
late Saturday afternoon.
The chairman Of the Galveston
county committee announced Thurs
day that the names of Mr.. Love. and
Mrs. Edith Willmans and William,
Hawkins, candidates for governor, all
OF whom have announced they would
not support Governor Alfred z
Smith, have been ruled off the ballot
IN that county. kilograms received
by Judge V. w. Taylor of Browns.
vile. Cameron county chairman, in.
dicate that the committees in sever.
al counties are preparing to take
similar action if the appeals court
sustains the decision Of Judge Kent
Judge Samuel Spears Of San Benito
representing the Dallas candidate
was in Brownsville Friday conferrinp
with Judge Volney Taylor, Judge r
w Seabury and Judge j. A. Graham
who will represent the committee AZ
the hearing before the appeals court
in San Antonio. The case will bt
called at 10 o'clock Saturday morn.
ing, according TO kilograms received
from San Antonio, and attorneys ex
press the opinion that a decision viii
be handed down late Saturday after
noon.
The decision Of the appeals court
will be final as the supreme court i,
now on vacation, and a decision can
not be secured from that body.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
Carranza, Not Seen For
20 Hours, May Be Safe
Approves Park
And Colt Course on
Part OF Airport Site

utilization Of as acres adjoining the
highway at the northeast corner Of
the site as a natural park. and APP
proximr >ly 25 acres TO the west 10
be developed as a tropical park. The
proposed municipal golf course
would be located on l26 acres adj
joining the park site on the south.
Instructions were also issued ~
Park Commissioner B. K. Hinkley TO
arrange with the contractor, who
has the contract for clearing 240
acres for the airport. 70 also clear
the as acres proposed as a natural
park, cleaning out the underbrush
and reserying such trees as neces-
sary for Identification. The timber
growth along the northern edge Of
the site is heavy, and members Of
the commission asserted IL could be
transformed into a park Of great
beauty. The tropical park would be
planted TO palms and tropical orna-
mentals Of every variety suitable 10
the Valley climate.
Water for the parks and golf
course can be secured from the FL
Jardin irrigation district. The ten
tative plans proposed the eonstruc-
tion of a reservoir which could be
filled from the canals and would
supply water for the lawns, orna-
mentals. w.ding POOLS, bathing pool
and other purposes. Directors Of
the FL Jardin district have extended
the assurance they will cooperate
with the city in any manner possi-
bic in connection with the park and
airport development.
Bids were received on automatic
pumps, water softener and other "a
cilities for the airport, but no con-
tract will lie awarded until the bids
have been passed upon by army avi.
alton engineers. Mayor Cole was
instructed to write the commanding
officer Of the Eighth Corps area at
San Antonio to send an aviation en-
gineer to Brownsville 70 confer with
the city commission and airport
manager upon the proposed improve
ments and to pass upon the bids.
Plans for the administration
building at the airport we're sub
mitted by W. d. Van Siclen, but the
commission decided to take no ac
tion pending a conference with the
aviation engineer. The plans pro
vide for a structure 81 by so feet ir
size. Spanish design, containing 81,
large rooms and offices with a porch
- by IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
{. ofC. To Give
Ell Jardin All
Club Winner SIS

A s25 scholarship for an A. & NJ.
short course will be awarded by the
Brownsville Chamber of Commerce
to the FL Jardin All boy adjudged
as having the best record at the FL
Jardin school house at o'clock Fri
day evening.
The community council has ap-
pointed 8 committee to judge. the
books and projects of the boys in ad-
dition to asking questions to determ-
inc the winner.
There are Is All boys in the FL
Jardin club, having projects in sew
eral different crops.
The boy adjudged as winner will
receive the money to be spent as seen
fit on the A. & NJ. short course trip
to be made soon. The trips will be
under the direction Of the county
agents Of Cameron and Hidalgo eoun-
ties. Two carloads will make the
trip from the two counties, it was
said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
Marooned Party Is
Safe After As DAYS

Copyright, 1928. BY The Associated
Press)
MOSCOW, July l3.-tPJ-Spurred
on relentlessly in what now appears
to be a winning fight against the
Arctic, the powerful Russian ice
breaker Krassin has rescued five
more Of the crew OF the illfated
dirigible Italia and was pounding on
today to make further rescues.
Just a few hours after the brilliant
rescue of Captains Alberto Mariana
and Filippo Zappi, members of the
Italia's walking party, the Krassin
crashed through the icefloes to reach
the Viglieri group which for 4s days
Continued on page twoJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
z Women. z Men
Burn to Death In
Plane In England

CROYDON, England, July 13.-tPl
Two women and two men were
burned to death in the crash of an
airplane at Purley today. One of
the men was A. Hall, aeronautical
inspection director of the Croydon
Airdrome.
The pilot was badly injured and
sent to the hospital, while another
passenger escaped with slight hurts.
The plane was seen to dive and
then recover slightly. Then dive
again and crash in flames. Desper-
ate fforts wr Observation-Disclosures
ate efforts were made to get the
victims free, but the fierceness Of
the flames prevented this.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
Vote Road Bond
Issue For Pharr.
San Juan District

EDlNBURG, July l3.-The Pharr-
San Juan Road No. 8 highway bond
issue Of S1,000,000 has been carried
by vote of more than three to one,
with the final count showing 507 for,
and 156 against.
The Pharr box recorded $50 for the
issue to ll2 against and the San Juan
box showed ll2 for to "a against.
BY piling up a heavy majority in
favor Of the issue, a network Of roads
providing ample highway facilities
for the district and linking up other
road paving projects Of Hidalgo coun-
ty was assured.
Approximately 80 miles or pave
ment will be provided by the new
system:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
LOCAL BOY IN
SEMI-FINALS
kowalski Eliminated
In Morning Play
At Houston
Especial to The Herald)

HOUSTON, Texas, July I3.-Only
one Brownsville entry in the second
annual Texas Junior Golf association
tournament, in progress here. sur
yived today's play in the tourney.
Robert Champion was alone to carry
his towns colors into the semi-final
Of the second flight. Champion
eliminated Bill James Of Austin in
their quarter-final round up and s
to play to remain in the running
He had previously won over Ed Lewis
OF Houston by default, and over Mar
win Carroll, of Houston, z and s.
Emil kowalski, after winning his
first two matches, went out TO Jack
Cole of Houston in the second flight
quarter-final z and 5 today. The
other Brownsville entrant, Stuart
Harrison, lost in the first flight
first round TO Marvin Bryan Of Free
port, and /.
One Of the most startling upsets
Of the tournament today put Jimmy
Morgan Of San Antonio, one Of the
two outstanding favorites. out Of the
running for the title. Morgan was
eliminated in the quarter-finals bv
Earl Gammage, Houston youth, up
IN ~ holes.
The other leading contender. Joe
Greenwood Of Houston. worked his
way 10 the semi-finals with a w .
win over Bill Drake, young Austin
golfer.
George Desha. who Is in Houston
with the Brownsville entries. today
wired Travis Jennings that the To-
cal boys were making a splendid
showing and that Champion and Ko-
walski had fought their way 70 the
quarter finals in fine shape.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
RUM FEUD FATAL TO ONE

DETROIT. July l3.-tR1-Joseph
Tsllmsn. 20, was shot and killed at
the wheel Of his automobile early
today in what police believe was the
outcome Of a liquor feud. He was
cut down by : hail Of tullets from
guns fired BY four men in another
ear, his companions, Harvey Smith
and Mar Wuester, teld police
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13

Plans for utilization Of approx
mately 200 acres Of the airport site
for a municipal park and golf course
met the unanimous endorsement OF
the city commission when submitted
to that body Friday morning by "A.
Tamm, enfineer, and J. vi. Van Law,
manager Of the airport.
Instructions were issued to the
city engineer to Immediately prepare
plans for the proposed park and
golf course for submission to the
commission az its next meeting, to-
gether with estimate Of costs.
Tentative plans proposed the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13

EDDYVILLE, KY, July 13.--[P)-
Seven men, convicted of murder,
were electrocuted between mid
night and 1880 o'clock this morning
at the state penitentiary here.
Seven wooden coffins were placed
on trestles near the prison gates
awaiting disposition of relatives Of
the executed ones whose bodies, in
death house garments, rested within
the uncushioned boxes.
Four white men, three Of them
very young. and three negroes made
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
ship FALLS
MAIN STREET
AT PALACIOS
Pilot Had Planned to
Take Up Boys At
Guard Camp For a
Fee; Plan Inquest

PALACIOS. Tex, July 13.-(P-
Three men were killed here today
when a plane in which they were
flying crashed from a low altitude
and burst into flames on a down
town street. The dead:
Earl Parker, Texas City, pilot;
Max Weinberg, Boston; Ralph
Green, Galveston
Weinberg and Green, roommates
Of Parker, were owners Of a conces-
sion at the Texas national guard
encampment on the outskirts of
Palacios. They agreed TO make a
flight with Parker before he start
ed taking up passengers for a fee.
The biplane apparently was
functioning properly when il took
off from the temporary field, but
after il had attained a height Of
about 200 feet the motor started
missing. The pilot headed toward
a vacant lot but was unable TO
reach it, and the plane fell into the
street. II Immediately burst into
flames and bystsnders were forced
back by the heat.
The fire department was notified
but before a truck could reach the
scene the flames had consumed the
plane.
Justice OF the peace Gus Sissons
is to hold an inquest.
Parker was single, while Vein
berg and Green each is survived by
a widow and one child.
FAIL TO IDENTIFY VICTIMS
GALVESTON, July 13.-LPD-The
Galveston city directory does not
show the name Of Ralph Green, men
toned as having been killed in an
airplane crash az Palacios. Efforts
to identify Earl Parker. Texas City,
named as pilot Of the plane, also
were futile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
Believe 3Dead
In Blazing Plane

HOUSTON, July 13.-(P)-Three
men we're believed TO have been burn
ed TO death when an airplane crashed
at Palacios. about 95 miles from here,
at noon today. Witnesses said they
saw three men enter the plane, which
crashed into the town and burned
before rescuers could reach it
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
RUMANIA ACCEPTS

BUCHAREST. July 13.-lPD-Ac-
ceptance of Secretary kellogg's
anti-var proposal was announced at
a cabinet council today by the for
eign minister. VI. Titulescu. Ac-
ceptsnce is conditioned on the res
ervation that the obligations of Ru-
mania toward the League Of Nations
shall not be interfered with.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-13
One Injured In
Highway Crash

SAN BENITO, July l3.-Juan
Morales was painfully but not Sc
riously injured Thursday night
about IL o'clock when two cars
crashed on the San Benito-Rio Hon
do highway.
Morales was brought to San BENZ
TO and received medical attention. A
ing downward from an eye across
the cheek.
Police were investigating the cir
cumstances of the accident Friday
morning.