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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
SCHOOLGIRL
TOOPENH HERE;
ASK CHARTER
Anding Arrives And
Takes Up Duties
With Company; Will
Conduct Air Tours

r. y. Anding Of Mineola, N. ". has
arrived in Brownsville in his Waco
10" TO take up his duties with the
international Anyways, a Brownsville
company just organized to conduct n
flying school and air freight and
passenger service between this city
and Soto La Marine, Victoria and
Monterrey, Mexico.
Valley tours will also be conducted
by the company. according TO Major
Bernard Law. chief pilot.N
Organization Of the company was
announced by Law Monday, but TIE
hackers Of the project will not be
made public until after charter is
granted by the state secretary.
Enrollments in the air school were
opened Fridy, with registrations be-
ing taken at the school offices at
the city's municipal air field. The
course will consist of primary and
advanced flying, leading TO a trans
port pilots license.
Major Lw declared that an effort
would be made to enroll 100 in tue
first class.
A flight to Soto La Marine is to be
made each day this week, according
to Law. a charge Of $50 to be made
for the round trip with overnight
privileges at the Mexican fishing
village. Valley tours. which will in
clude a trip from Point Isabel 10
Mission will be made at a charge Of
$I2.50 per person.
The complete curse in flying is to
cost $3.50. company officials an
nounced Monday.
The school is to be operated I'M
der department Of commerce regu-
~lations and instructors will be pilots
holding transport pilots licenses.
Anding's Waco 40" plane will be
used in the training school while
Laws Ryn Monoplane j. to be used
in passenger and freight servir-. A
Ford t~ri-motorcd plane is TO be pur-
chased By the company in January,
Law announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
Anti-R ection
Party In Mexico
Claims Candidate


MEAlto CITY. Nov. Ig.-gP-Cen.
eral Antonio Nillsreal. barred from
Mexico, IS announced by the anti
reelectionlst party 20 have slipped
across the border and qualified for
the presidential election next wear.
The law requires that candidates for
the presidency be in national terri
tory az least one year before the cleo
ton. The time limit expired Friday.
General Nillareal. who had been re-
FUSED permission 20 return WAS stated
hv Vito Alession Robes. president az
the anti-reelectionist party. 10 have
crossed the border I'd Laredo some
days ago. He is still In Mexico and
sppeaerd before a notary public AZ
Monterrey 10 obtain ccrtification "
the fact that he was there before the
time limit expired.
General Nillareal was deporte6 bv
the Gales government because oF
participation in the Serrano r.
bellion OF last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
of La Feria
Will Be Guests of
Brownsville Club

La FerIa Lions will be guests NJ the
Brownsville Lions at a dinner 20 be
served at the Althea Tea Rooms
Tuesday night The dinner H. in ac-
cord with the countrywide ~get-toEeth-
er program recently launched BY the
Lions clubs of Cameron county.
Reports from Ia Feria indicate
that practically the entire member
ship Of the club will attend the
Brownsville meeting, and discussion
will center on Cameron county inter-
csts and the activities az Lions clubs
in connection Herewith.
In accord with the program insug-
urated by the various clubs the joint
meetings will he made 4 regular tea-
turc. the object being to promote a
better understanding between the in
terests Of the several communities Of
the county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19

" AAof& AL hAAhA W AAGA vi
store, phone 27S.-Valley Bonded
Warehouse & Storage >Co.-Adv. II.
Attend Conyention-County En-
gineer ". d. Washington. ii. NJ.
D~eBardeleben and A. II. Pollard. who
went TO Laredo Thursday TO attend
the state convention Of the American
Association Of Engineers. arc expect
ed TO return home Monday night or
Tuesday morning. The entire party
made a trip 10 the Don Martin irriga-
tion project about so miles south OF
Nuevo Laredo, where they inspected
the huge conservation dam the Mex
lean government is erecting on the
Rio Salada.
All Kinds OF feed at hardtime pric-
es.-Valley Bonded Warehouse &
Storage Co.-Adv. II.
Back From Chase-Bob Pickett.
r. j. Lunz. j. NJ. and Jimmie George
returned from "A deer hunt on the
Pickett ranch IN Hidalgo county sun
day night. They left here Saturday.
Lunz was the only one IN the party
who got a shot and the animal was
too far away to he brought down. he
declared upon his return.
You Call us. We haul.-Valley
Bonded Warehouse & Storage Co.
Adv. III.
Fresh Sea Foods arriving daily.
Best meat 10 BE had AZ Sanitary Fish
ard Meat Market. 9th and Elizabeth.
We deliver, phone 137O.-adv. 20.
Lucky Marksman-Boh Wade was
one Brownsville deer hunter who had
luck over the weekend. He brought
down q fine buck while hunting on a
Hidalgo county ranch sunday.
Fine Hats for s. and s. at Amaya's
Millinery. Come and see them. Adj
ans St. near Herald office.-adv. %.
For Sale-Cotton seed cake. :. T.
Barreds. Brownsville. Texas.-Adv.
Duck Hunting-Many Brownsville
uimrods were IN the field after duck
and reese Monday taking advantage
Of the ideal hunting w>lther brought
about by the chilling winds which
swept down from the north late sun
day night to engulf this section Of
the Lower Rio GranCe Valley.
Poison Oak or Ivy Is relieved
quickly and permanently with I'm
pelial .czems Rem edy. All drug
gists are authorized 70 refund your
money IL il fails.-Adv. (5)
added to Program-Students from
the Alva Daniels school Of dancing
have been added to the special pres
entation to be held rs a feature at
traction Of IN benefit show TO be pat
on Al the Queen theater Friday 10 aid
in raising funds for the purchase OF
a piano at the Victoria Heights
school. "Baby Cyclone" with Lew
Cody and Ailccn Pringle. will W. the
feature picture on benefit night.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Waite
relieves sun and wind burned eyes
Doesn't hurt All drugcists--Adv. (lJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
US. Widow Weds
Son of Kaiser,
Is London Tale

LONDON. Nov. 19.-FJ-An Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from Rer-
lin quotes the newspaper Die Welt
Am Montag as saying that 4 wealthy
American widow named Schwarz has
married Prince Eitel Friedrich. sec
ond son Of the former kaiser.
A month ago there were rumcrs
that Mrs. Sielcken-Schwarz Of New
York was to marry Prince Eitel
Friedrich and she issued a denial
saying:
"Yoy may deny Alt stories ar my
engagement. marriage or intention
TO marry Prince Eitel.'
She is reputed to be worth nearly
5000 900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Co.
Cameron GnuntN


Delta Irrigated Farms 90. "a II.
G.. Hardin. trustee. S &C. a Of L. 4.
and G. II. Tandy Isl &C. Tr. of Share
L.. Espiritu Santo Grant. S5.600.0O
Delta Irrigated Farms 90. to John
r.. and Mary kurtz. L. 10 ac. Of $. ".
50 nc. Of W. - of Block 227 S. y.
l.. and VI. 90. Subd. 10000.
j. vi. Sinclair and Lora Nj. Sim
clair 10 Greenville National Exchange
Bank. block 10, +. +. Evans Sub.
S7.950.00.
Harlinr-n Securities 90. Inc. 70
Thomas II. Curd. n. s I-2 &C. OF W.
20 &C. Block Sixty Wilson Tr. Sur.
rs. $5.300.0O.
Elmer A. and Lydia Il. Sizer to W.
t. Rogers lot ~ block % Third Addi-
ton 10 City OF San Benito. $40. etc.
David A. Odom to W. G.. Wilkerson
W. i-2 of lot IA cont. 5-l9 &c. lot Is
cont. ) ac. lot ~ cont. Il.Os &C. lot
Is cont. ll.0l &C. lot 10 cont. 1I.s6
&C. all IA block 4Os T.. $. Hunt SUBJ
division.
Hidalgo County
Progreso Dew. Co. to James A.
Johnson, ". So &C. Of +. 23.2 &C. of
lot los and log Llano Grande Sub.
$1,000.
John II. Shsry to Mrs. Lovey r.
Brown, y. ) &C. Of lot 500, West Add.
1887 100.
John ". Shary 10 Tomas Sanchez.
lot . blk 6l9 No. Tex. $1,000.
}. &. Engleman Jr.. to j.. NJ. Al
drich- ; &C. Of lot ! block 75 Mo. Tex.
$1,000.
J. q. Tngleman to Il. o. WheIeheI.
y. IL of $. IL of lot II, block 81.
No. Tex. $1,000.
r. @. Clegg to r.. n. Decker. lot 1
and : and blk q, Glendale Add. wes-
laco. $1,000.
Aestenas Water CO. to j. G. Engle-
Jr., part lot 10 blk 75, Mo. Tex.
$1,000.
o. o. Daniel to +. ID. Mathis. lot
IS blk J.. Moore Add. San Juan. $40.
Mestcnas Water %. to j. 4. Engle-
man part lot II blk 81 Mo. Tex. $1,000.
l.. G.. Mahaffey TO Mrs. Minnie
Spear. part lot 2, Valley View Plan
tation. $1,000.
McAllen Dew. GO. 70 Mrs. Louise
T. Graessle, lot az and 80. McAllen
Sub Citrus Groves. Si2.500.
j. X. Mason 70 Dorothy A. Watts
blk 10 j. Q. Engleman Sub. FL Cato
Grant. S5,s11.40.
II. Perkins TO J. G. Harrison. LOT
10. H. IL. blk as. n. McAllen. So. 600.
McAllen Dew. Go. to r. G. and COL
den Young, S. ~ lot PC. McAllen Cit
rus Groves Sub. 81. 562.5O.
McAllen Dew. GO. 20 Mrs. Marietta
Jacobs y. ~ Of lot 26. McAllcn
Citrus Groves Sub. S3.125.O0.
John Il: Shary to r. l.. Bolos. N.
~ ac- Of lot 36-T. West Add. $4,000.
Progreso Dew. Co. to James A
johnson. part lots 105-ff2 Llano
Grande Sub. sS.79i.25.
II. a. Nollmcr II ux to ". n. Erwin.
y IL lot I5S Por. 81 10 So. xIOnn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
TEXAS CAFE MAN is
KILLED; BROTHERS HELL

MEMPHIS. Tex. Nov. 19.-CPl-
c. W. Kniekand brothers. Of Itas-
ca. Texas. here charged with
murder here yesterday for the
A. u. Knick was charged with af-
fray.
death Of Sam Boyd. cafe owner, who
died after being knocked to the side
walk in front az his place OF business.
Boyd's head struck the cement.
f~racturing his skull.
Claud Boyd. brother 81 the dead
man, told officers the blow that
caused his brothers death was struck
after the KnicEs had made an I'M
successful effort ~ purchase the
cafe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
LICENSES

Joantan q. Garcia and Maria del
{. Saldivar.
II. G.. Goats and Lula Mae Carey.
Vicente Ncgo and Margarita Del
gado.
Tifirecio Gaspar and Guadalupe
0rtez.
Abelardo Garcia and Conception
Untivera.
Findencio Molina and Juans Tuga.
Mariona Hinojosa and Juana Sua-
reZ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
A Blessing To
Good Cn.pteri0nS

Protect your beauty in all kinds of
weather with this new face powder
MELLo-GL0. Does not give the skin
a dry feeling; does not clog the
pores; il not affected 20 much BY
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by a new French Process. It's truly
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
Cameron Courts
9Th DISTRICT COTRT

a. W. Cunningham, Judge.
Suits filed:
No new cases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19

John Kleiber, Judge.
Court action:
.. "A. Brown W. N. "A. Meyers. gar
nishec. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
p. Il. Jones vs.. j.. NJ. Mathews, ct
al. Judgment for defendant.
Commercial Motor Sales Company
IS. p. NJ. Keller. Judgment for plain
tiff for $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
WOMEN BRAND FIIRT

STOCKHOLM-Five masked wom-
Cd branded iS-year-oid Hulda Lar
sen on the forehead. soaring her for
life. because she had flirted with
married men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
Planned Advertising
By Professional Men

The James Advertising Agency, Inc.
Of Mercedes. Texas. is prepared TO
helm you plan your advertising. lay
out a professional campaign and pre-
rare copy with punch and pulling
mower. Get the most for>your adver-
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hest advantage possible. An inter
view entails no obligation.
James Advertising Agency
Mercedes Hidalgc Bank Bldg.
rhcne 500
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19

HARPERS FERRY, W. Va-Har-
ing dropped from n bridge syn frr
into the Potomac in an automobile
four persons were only slichti
hurt. They were DR.. Joseph
Bloodgod, famous surgeon, his Wild
n woman guest and the chaufteur
The car hit the water wheels first.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
iosRD DISTRICT COURT

u VI htHtf Juukts
Suits filed:
RI. r. Peacock. ct al. ". Amelia
Bergman. ct al. lots "a. ~, 50. 90
and % Espiritu Santo Irrigated Land
Company's Subdivision. Suit TO try
title.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19

HULL. Eng.-Miss Rose Delman
married joseph Cotton. who saved
her from drowning II years ago,
when she was ) years old.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
wARRLING CoPPERS WIN
REWARDED WTTH A RPInt

GLASGOW "A choir COMPOSED onlv
Of policemen won first prize in a
local music festival.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19

SENDS MOTHER TO PRISON
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Mrs. Elizabeta
Schorren was sent 10 prison for theft
as a result of testimony given By her
daughter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
MATAMOROS RANCHER
TO BE BURIED TODM

Funeral services for Maxine Gai.
van, who died at his ranch in .hn
north Of Mexico, were 90 be held WV
Matanoros this afternoon. He is
survived by his wife and several
children. Hinkley's mortuary r-c.
pared the body for interment. "
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19

Constantinople's new bridge across
the Golden Horn will cost more than
81. 000, 900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
COUNTY COURT
COUNTY COURT n LAW

O. {. Dancy, Judge.
M upWs cases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
REDS ARE NABBED

PAL0 ALTO. Cal. Nov. 19.-tP-
Two middle aged men and a Uni
versity Of California studen, were
in Jail here today charged with dis
turning the peace 'hy displaying
eommunistic banners az the rail
road station while President Elect
Howe was waiting 20 board a train
for San Pedro last night.
Officials said they doubted II Mr..
Hoover saw either the men or their
banner because at the moment OF
the arrest he faced a battery or
camramen for flashlight pictures.
They said he looked around over
the cheering crowd after the flash
lights were exploded but whether at
tracted by the small furry caused
nv the arrests or whether Re was
absorbed IN taking a farewell look
a. Is fellow townsmen. they we're
unable 20 say.
The prisoners we're hustled away
10 jail and held without bail.
Police exhibited two captured han
ners. reading down With I'm
peralism." and the other marked
Communism"
The prisoners we're ". n. Dart az
Oakland: James Arneth Of Redwood
City, and James Jones. who. police
said. claimed 70 be a university
student registered from Pasadena.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
HOOVER READY
TO BOARD ship
AT SAN PEDRO
President lect and
Party on Hand For
Beginning of Tour
In South America

SAN PEDRO, Cal. Nov. i9.-(P)-
President Elect Herbert Hoover
aboard his special train from Pale
Alto, Cal, arrived 1t San Pedro nj
9:jO a. IN. today.
A few minutes before the arrival
the president elects train paused
for two minutes at Wilmington. Cal.
while a throng Of school children
cheered wildly at their first glimpse
OF the nations next chief executive
Hoover appeared on the platform
Of his car, smiled broadly and ad.
dressed a few words to the eager
crowd Of youngsters.
The president elect OF the United
States boarded his special train al
Palo Alto last night for a journey
which is TO carry him into mosi
Of the countries Of the western
hemisphere and across the breadth
81 the South American continent be.
fore bringing him back TO Florida
a month before his inauguration on
March 4.
Itinerary Not Complete
Before him as he boarded the bat
tieship Maryland for the voyage
southwark down the Pacific coast
lay Corinto as the first 1rt of cal
where he is to pay the first yisi,
that any president or president.
elect from his home town brought
made to Nicaragua.
Afterward. although the definite
Itinerary for the entire trip has no,
vet been announced. is TO come a
stop at Balboa for a brief inspec-
ton Of the Panama canal. and then
the long voyage down the rim OF
South America to Calloa. Peru.
There he will begin a series Of for
nal visits that will mark his prog
ress across South America.
The departure of the president
elect from his HON town brought
hundreds Of his neighbors and fell
low townsmen to the little station
to shout him bon voyage.
His n%eighbors crowded about the
train as II stood waiting for the
final signal and received from him
q Characteristic wave of the hand
when Il moved out Of the station.
Fletcher Arrives
Henry r. Fletcher. American am
'"SSauoi 70 itdly. VINO Is 10 accom-
pany him on the trip as a special
representative of the state depart
ntent, had preceded Mr.. Hoover 10
Los Angeles and spent last night
on board the battleship California.
He was TO join Mr.. Hoover al San
Pedro and board the Maryland with
him.
Including Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover.
their son Allan, and Ambassador
Fletcher. there we're twelve mem
eers of the president-elect's personal
party. exclusive Of the twenty-si ii
newspaper correspondents and news
and motion picture cameramen who
we're TO make the trip. Among the
members Of Mr.. Hoover's personal
party were his personal secretary
"eorge Akerson. George Barr Bak-
Or. Commander Augustin T. Beaure-
gard. q naval aide. and a state de-
partment interpreter at Los An
geles.
Mr.. Hoover also was to be Joined
~ John G.. Mott Of Los Angeles.
rho was 10 accompany him a. a
personal guest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
CITY BRIEFS

II You Have anything to haul or
store, phone 27S.-Valley Bonded
Warehouse & Storage yCo.-Adv. II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-22
COUNTY OFFICIALS
CLASH ON DEPUTIES
Council to Pass on Plea of
Sheriff Killed by Com
miSSionerS.

Sheriff Omer Hawkins request
for sixteen additional deputies for
a patrol system, killed by his po-
litical opponents on the county
commission, will be passed on by
his friends on the county council,
controlled by the county Repub-
lican organization of which, he is
chairman, it appeared certain to-
day.
George N. Montgomery, council
president, leader of the Hawkins
Coffin ruling faction, charged the
commissioners and Harry Dunn, au-
ditor, ardent workers in the Dod-
son faction camp, had no authority
to kill the request arbitrarily with
out passing 1t on to the council in
the annual budget to be acted on
Sept. 4.
After a hurried conference be-
tween Dunn, Clinton H. Givan,
county attorney, also a Dodson man,
and Montgomery, it was decided to
have Hawkins rewrite his request
to remove the doubt as to whether
it is an emergency" or an "addi-
tionaI" appropriation request.
If an emergency, the commits
sioners, Cassius L. Hogle and
Charles o. Sutton, held the author
ity, it was agreed; but if it had been
a request for additional" money,
the authority lay with the council,
it was agreed.
In killing the item, Hogle and
Sutton indicated they felt they we're
unwilling for Hawkins, on the eve
of the campaign, to have sixteen
additional jobs, and that appoint
ment of emergency" deputies lay
with themselves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-22
Entire Institution Will Be
at FairVieW Location
by Sept. II.

Moving of Butler University from
its old, historic site in Irvington to
the new location in Fairview started
today.
When registration starts Sept. IT
the entire school will be on the new
campus.
Moving vans we're loaded with
equipment of the executive offices
before 9 a. m. this morning and
President Robert J. Alley announced
business would be resumed in the
Arthur Jordan Memorial Bldg,
this afternoon.
The presidents. secretary trea-
surer's, registrars and deans offices
we're moved today.
Transfer of the library equipment
and the College of Religion to the
rev building will follow within the
next few days.
All classrooms, laboratories and
the library will be housed in the
memorial building in addition to
the religion school and the execu-
tive Offices. The new structure has
a classroom capacity of $500.
Entirely new equipment has been
placed in the classrooms and labra-
tories of the new building, making
it unnecessary to move such equip
ment from the old school. A cafa-
teris will be in operation whel
school opens.
Registration will be Sept. II and
IS, with classes starting in the new
building Sept. 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-22
PASTORS or CITY MDORSE PROHIBITION
BOOST COUNTY
TAX VALUATION
BY II MILLION
Figures for 1929 Are Filed
With State Board for
Approval.

Marion County officials will use a
$12,000,000 valuation gain in making
tax assessments, it was announced
today following filing of final valu-
alton figures with the State tax
board by Harry Dunn, county au-
ditor.
The final figures were worked out
by the county board of review, Dunn
and Schuyler Mowrer, State tax
board representative. They await
final action of the State board, but
it was considered likely that they
would be approved.
The new total valuation figure
for Marion County for 1928 is
$676, $40, from which mortgages
on land, soldier exemptions and
other nom taxables amounting to
$25, 435, $40 is to be donated. This
leaves the total taxables, $780,
o20, 400, an exact gain of $12 ,150,4
over the 1927 figure of 1888, 796,9l0
net taxable valuation.
All valuations we're raised, except
that of farm lands. which was re-
duced $1,O55,69O over the 1927
figure.
Comparative figures are as follows:
Lots, 1923: $2O4, 399, 780; 1927, $780,
467, $40; gain, $4,931,910. Improve
ments, 1928: $273,8l1, 400; 1927. $751;
313 $50; gain. $6,497 $50. Total gain
lots and improvements, $11, 1896
Farm lands, 1928: $45,051 ,280;
1927, $46,1O6,97O; loss, Sl,O55 $50. I'M
provements, 1928; $21,700,340; 1927
s19,846,61O; gain. $1.853,73o. Total
gain farm lands and Improvements,
$4,000.
Personal property, 1923: $131, $685.
O4O: 1927, $3.50, 3,62O; gain, $500, APO
The total gain without deductions
is $12,737,020.
In 1927 the total valuation was
1868, 6l8,820 and nontaXable deduc-
lions of 24,848,910 were made.
The final figures include all cor
porations operating in the State.
Several protested, but we're raised
total of 100000, over objections.
The list included the General Mo-
tors Acceptance Corporation. which
wanted a valuation of $155, 900, and
was listed at 100000. They are said
to have withdrawn objection when
those making the valuation asked
to examine the company'S books.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-22
HUNT FLIERS IN VAIN
No Trace of Airmen Lost on
Greenland Hop.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Mys-
terry as to the fate Of the airplane
Greater Rockford. in which Bert
Hassell and Parker D. Cramer at
tempted a flight from Cochrane,
Ontario, deepened today.
The Coast Guard cutter Marion,
now searching through the Davis
Straits, reported there was no trace
of the craft.
Have listened for him on radio
and also called him every two hours.
We are doing everything possible.
Plans to search southern Bafln
Land coast and east Resolution Is
land tomorrow" the Marion re-
ported.