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Evening star., 1928-10-17
esn. Rochester-1,ofo

@S0.2-WHAM Rochester-l,0I0
6:3S-Nighthawks.
7:30-Musical programs.
8:30-Foresters: the Smiths.
9i30--MuScal program.
10.l0-Florence Barbour.
31e.5-WGY Schencctady-790
so0--Democratic; music tableaux.
so0-Crowell hour.
900-Troubadours.
9:30--Palmolive hour.
10:30-Democratic national committee.
33s1-wBZ Sprineield-g00
s:Q0-Crusaders; Republican.
7:oo-Highlanders; Nature League.
o:3o-WBz Players.
10:00-Orchestra.
c169-wTAG worcester-5so
5:oo-Minerss;; 5:oooo Miners; table tableaux.
9;00-Troubadours.
9:30-Palmolive hour.
1o:3o-Democratic national committee.
4Si.5-CTCA Toronto--69O
9:00-Star weekly program.
35G9-CKCL Toronto--s40
8:00-Harmonica; studio program.
9:00-Piano recital.
SOUTHERN.
475.9-wsB Atlanta--sSo
7:00-Orchestras.
9:00-TroubadourS.
9:30-Palmolive hour
-l0:30-Democratic national committee.
ll:45-Entertainers.
S4O1-WJAX Jacksonville-SS0
. 7:30-Children' period.
9:30-Palmolive hour.
ss2.4-WHAS LouisvilIe-s30
S:3O-Soprano: Troubadours.
9:30-Palmolive hour.
10:30-DemoCratic national committee.
S36.o-wsM NashvilIe-s90
7:0o-Orchestra; Newscasting.
7:30-Orchestra.
8:00-Fireside hour.
9:00-Troubadours.
9:30-Palmolive hour.
10:3o-Democratic national committee.
ll:o0-Studio program.
'969-WSMB New Orleans-1,010
9;30--Concert program q hours).
254.1-WRvA Richmond-L1sO
S:oO-Church; biblical drama.
9O0-Edseworth Club.
10:30-Orchestra.
CENTRAL.
5s6-KYW Chica go---570
l0:0O-Orchestra news: orchestra.
l2:03a-Orchestra Insomnia Club.
4as.3-WLW Cincinnati-7OO
630-Diners.
7:00-orchestra; education.
7:30-OrcheStra: F. w. Vile.
8:00-Warner program: Foresters.
9:00-The Smiths; Prof. Kyrock.
10:00-Dance music.
l:00--Variety: organ.
361.2-WSAI Cincinnati-83O
600-Dinner group: Safety Club.
700-Health; poems; talk.
7:30--Musical program.
800--Crowell hour.
9:00-TroubadourS.
9:30-Palmolive hour.
10:30-Democfatic national committee.
l1:00-Dance music.
S99.S-WTAM CleveIand-750
7:30-Tableaux
8:00-Musical features.
9:00-Troubadours.
930-Palmolive hour.
10: 0:30-Dance; Memories Garden.
440.9-WCX-WJR Detroit--6S0
To0--Ace and Two Pairs.
7:30-Orchestra; F. w. Vile.
8:00-Auto program; Foresters.
9;00-The Smiths.
9:30-OrchestraS.
0:30--WaySide Inn.
ll:15--Easy Chair; organ.
35a.s-WWJ Detroit--s50
730-Tableaux.
S00--Crowell hour.
9:00-Troubadours.
9:30-Palmolive hour.
10: 0:30--Democratic national committee.
ll:00--Organ; dance music
Evening star., 1928-10-17

Forty-one States and five foreign
countries are represented by 900 stu
dents in the New York School of Fine
and Applied Art.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
ORDER TABLET
FOR CAMERON
Memorial to Border
Hero to be Placed
In Courthouse

A bronze tablet. to be placed in
the Cameron county courthouse IN
honor Of the memory OF Captain
Even Cameron, border hero in
whose honor Cameron county was
named, has been ordered. DR.. G. H.
Thorn announced Wednesday.
Raising Of the fund for this pur-
pose has been under way nearly
two years, $3.50 being required. and
this sum accompanied the order.
The tablet will bear a bas-relief
OF the famous borderman. with an
inscription setting forth in brief
the service he rendered the border
country IN the years prior to the
Mexican war. 1t Is planned to place
the tablet in a conspicuous place in
the courtroom lobby.
The movement to secure the tablet
was started by the Valley Historical
society three years ago. and DIR.
Thorn was delegated the task Of
raising the fund. All towns in CAM
eron county have contributed 10 the
fund. DR.. Thorn stated.
The ceremonies in connection with
the unveiling of the tablet will be
under the auspices Of the Valley
Historical Society. which will pre-
sent the tablet to the county. The
design and inscription accompanied
the order, and several weeks will
be required to make the patterns
and cast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
war
ON Smith Is
PARLEY TOPIC
Invited Group Gathers
At Asheville After
Texas Boilers Give
State to Hoover

ASHEVILLE, N. C., July 1s.-(P)-
An invited group of Southern dry
democrats" gathered here today to
plan q campaign against Governor
Smith Of New York.
The meeting was called shortly
after the nomination of the New
York governor, by Bishop James Can
non of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. and DR.. A. J. Barton
Of Atlanta, a prominent Baptist, who
appealed to the South to defeat what
they termed "the wet, Tammany
candidate" Formulation of plans
for the election of supporters of pro-
hibition to congress also was includ-
ed in the purpose of the meeting.
An open session will be held to-
night, following an executive meeting
called for three o'clock this after
noon. Bishop Cannon declined to say
who would speak tonight. II was ex-
pected that this would be the only
meeting Of the two day session open
to the public.
Although declining TO announce the
names of those responding to his
appeal. Cannon said he was we'll
pleased with the attendance. eve
will have all we expected at the con-
ference and more" he said. "We
couldn't hold il down to the point
where we first had intended"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
LATE BULLETINS

BRITAIN STOPS AIDING U. CRAFT IN RUNNER
MIAMI Fla July 1s-CP)Terminaion
which United States of
British
known through letter from the
ord in federal district here The
hereafter the dry fleet will shores
ARMOUR SHOOTS SIX BELOW PAR IN TOURNEY
n. Y, July 1S(AP)-Tommy
champion turned
h first round Of the metropolitan golf
Country club today.
90 AYRES TAKES LEAD IN MONTANA NOMINATION RACE
~ HELENA Mont July s-AP)A neck
gubernatorl nomination Montana developed today
457
and his Of the
GIL vote advantage The stood: Erickson 9SOs; 109
CONDOLENCES GALES
ALBANY NJ Y. July Is-(AP)-Governor Smith,
Aal nominee following
Mexco With feeling
dente Obregon
family and to the Mexican people condolences with them
BASTROP, July 13CAP)Ns. w. a
today by District Judge Bre
o. begun this
CARRANZA HoNoRED AS STARTS
NEW fokk July ls(AP)Mexicos Emilio
started his last long
his grtorn homeland.
funeral of 10000 Broadway
funeral chapel where the
Thursday
airplanes furnished
special
IL to Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
Water Commission
Dam Site Study on
Rio GYdnde Started

available much information on one
of the most important points in pro-
posed settlement Of water rights
questions-that Of dam site on the
Rio Grande.
For a subcommittee Of the conf
mission, of which W. E. Anderson
of this city is a member, as we'll as
being q member of the commission
proper, is to meet at Eagle Pass july
%, to sum up the work that has
been done, and to discuss further
work in surveys of the Rio Grande
Survey Being Made
Such a survey of the river above
here is now being made by Kenneth
Smith, engineer who left San Benito
several weeks ago on this project
working under the direction of Mr.,
Anderson. Mr.. Smith will Spend
several months on this work, anc
the results of his study will bs
available TO the engineers, and later
TO the commission.
Several weeks ago this sub-com-
mittee made a trip over part of the
Rio Grande above here, looking al
proposed dam sites, and studying the
country. The trip was cut short by
bad weather and roads. The meeting
at Eagle Pass this month will be for
the purpose Of completing the study
of possible dam sites on the river.
Engineers at this meeting will be
Fortunate Dozal and Armando San.
tacruz Jr., Of the Mexican commits
sion, and George w. Hamilton and
Mr.. Anderson OF the American half
Of the commission.
Hunt Site for Huge Dam
The site which is being sought is
one for a large storage dam, in or
der to conserve enough Of the waters
Of the river to guarantee water TO
all irrigable lands along the river.
In the opinion of engineers prac-
tlcally all irrigable lands OH both
sides of the Rio Grande can be irri-
gated by the waters Of the river, If
some method of conserving this wa
ter Is found. There are many dam
sites on the river, and the question
OF finding one which will serve TO
mold enough storage water to meet
this need Is the one that is occupy
ing the attention Of this sub-com-
mittee. AT present of the estimated
annual flow Of 5,000.000-acre fee Of
water Of the Rio Grande. less than
100000 acre feet is used.
The meeting of the commission in
Washington will be the second gath
ering Of this body, which Il faced
with solution Of international prob
lens in connection with both the Rio
Grande and Colorado river. Its first
meeting was held at FL Paso earlier
this year, and the commission men,
bers made a short trip to the Valley
following the meeting.
IL Is the present plan to hold a
meeting in Mexico in the winter.
which will be the first meeting Of
the entire commission to be held in
that country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
FLYPROMISES
EARLY ACTION
INBALLOTBAR
Attorneys For Taylor
And County Com
mittee Must Be Civ
en- Notice Is Ruling

SAN ANTONIO, July 1s.-(P)-
Motion for rehearing Of the case in
which Thomas B. Love, Dallas candi-
dste for lieutenant governor, was de-
MED a mandamus to compel the
Cameron county democratic commit
tee to place his name on the ballot
for the democratic primaries, was
filed today in fourth court Of civil
appeals. Loves name was barred be-
cause he refused to support the party
presidential nominee, Governor Al
fred Z. Smith.
Chief Justice W. S. Fly. who Tues.
day upheld the ruling of the Cameron
county district court in denying Love
his plea, promised that the court
would act lat the earliest moment
possible"
Sam Spears, Loves counsel of San
Benito. who filed the motion main
tained that the primary committee
had no right to refuse 10 place
Loves name on the ballot. He also
attempted to show where the appel
late court had erred in other parts of
its decision.
Before any action can be taken, at
torneys for v. W. Taylor, Cameron
county democratic chairman. must be
notified, Chief Justice Fly explained.
The answer of attorneys for Judge
v. W. Taylor, Cameron county demo-
cratic chairman, to the motion for a
rehearing filed Wednesday by Thorn
as " Love with the fourth court Of
civil appeals, will be filed with the
appeal court Thursday morning.
Notification of the action Of Loves
attorneys was received from the
court in the form Of a telegram We'd
nesday morning, and the answer 70
the plaintiffs motion was being pre-
pared by the attorneys for the COM
mitttee Wednesday afternoon and
will be forwarded to San Antonio
Wednesday night.
Attorneys for the committee are
Judges r. W. Seabury and Jas. A.
Graham Of Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
Levine Again Is Worst
Fiey; Wrecks Columbia

Shortly after Levine had taken
off last night he ran into difficult
ties when the right wing dipped
sharply. He had just about
Strengthened out the plane when
the wing dipped again. He then
headed back for the hangar but
flew 50 low he missed other hang
ars by inches. He circled about
for another attempt but overran
the field. The third time he mar
rowly missed some telegraph wires.
On the fourth attempt he again
misjudged his distance and fell
short Of his mark. The plane
landed on the road. the right wing
striking a low fence, turning the
plane on its nose. Levine ard
Fleming crawled from beneath the
wreckaKe unscratched.
1T was my plotting" said Levine
apologetically. "My take-off was
bad, but my landing was worse"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
LARCECROWD
HEARS TALKS
AT RIO HONDO
Candidates For Sher-
iff Keep Crowd In
Uproar; Dancy and
Fox Get Big Hand

RIO HONDO. July 1s.-Speeches
dealing in personalities by candi-
dates for sheriff here Tuesday eve
ming on a program that included "a
speakers, featured the second gen
eral county gathering before n
crowd Of approximately l.5o0. The
climax came when G. A. Manahan
took the stand and kept the crowd
in a uproar with his attacks on 9TH
er candidates.
S. NJ. testers talk was interrupt
ed as he was telling Of the number
Of convictions obtained while he was
a special investigator by & persist
ent challenge from the crowd. Jest
er set the number of convictions at
81. The question. asked several
times. was How many did you in
vestigate?' He ignored the ques-
toner.
Hurl Pet Names
"Prettv boys" Sherlock Holmes" /"
and "Wild man from Borneo." were
among the epithets used by the
speakers.
Speakers for the sheriff's office
were W. F. Brown. L. G.. Nichols. r.
II. Johnson. G.. G. Her on, c. A.
Manahan and s. NJ. Jester.
Joe CUNNINGHAM. seeking the Of
flee OF district clerk. said the IN
cumbent. John Scanlan. was "af -'liat-
ed with the old Jim Wells ring. and
is said 20 be its leader" Cunning
ham also said task three judges"
when referring to how the district
CLERKS office had been conducted.
Scanlan followed saying. II give you
the privilege Of asking any num-
Der Of judges as to the conduct OF
my office in addition to opening
the records"
Fox Attacked
W. B. Walton. candidate for
county tax collector. alleged thar
the incumbent. j. J. Fox. had failed
to make proper reports and that no
deputies in his office had been ap-
pointed according to law. He also
brought up a question Of separate
tax rolls for district No. 3 Rio
Hondol alleging under the separate
CONTINUED on page tvo)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
MRS. HOOVER'S
FATHER dies
Was Denied Last Wish
To See Daughter
Before Death

PLACERVILLE, Calf, July IS
P)-Charles ID. Henry, father-in-law
of Herbert Hoover. republican can
didate for president, died here this
morning.
Mr.. Henry died without having
realized his last wish-that he might
live to see Mrs. Hoover, his daughter,
once more. The end came at $3.50
a. m, while the special train bearing
the republican standard bearer and
his wife toward California and home.
was racing across Iowa. Arrange
ments to speed up the schedule Of
the train so Mrs. Hoover might reach
Placerville to see her father alive
were made yesterday, but at best
they could not reach the west coast
before Friday morning.
AT the bedside were Mrs. Guthrie
Large of Georgetown, Cal, another
daughter. and Allan Henry Hoover,
son of the presidential candidate.
Mr.. Henry who was 81 years old.
suffered a paralytic stroke on July
while on a camping trip with Mrs.
Large. Physicians said he would
have died almost at once except for
his remarkable vitality.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18

NEW YORK. July s.-P)-
Charles A. Levine's famous trans
atlantic monoplane Columbia was a
wreck today, and its owner had
another spectacular landing to add
to his flying record.
Levine crashed at Curtiss Field,
Long Island. last night in his
fourth attempt to make a landing
after a twenty minute flight. The
landing gear, propeller. right wing
and left wing tip were smashed.
but neither Levine nor his passen-
ger, Major A. L. Fleming, was in
jured.
The landing recalled q similar
one Levine made in the same plane
at Croydon, England. last fall, when
on his first solo flight he flew over
the English Channel from lie Bour-
get Field, near Paris. At that time
after four attempts he succeeded in
bringing the plane to a safe but
somewhat bumpy landing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
2 WOMEN ARE
FOUND DEAD

NEW YORK. July 1s.-(PD-Major
General F. Organ, commander of
the 9th division in the World war,
today found that his mother, Mrs.
Anna Organ. who had been missing
several days, and his sister. Mrs.
Anne McLeer. had been asphyxiated
in the daughters apartment in
Brooklyn.
General O'Ryan had not heard
from his mother for several days.
and when all telephone calls were
unanswered he went TO his sisters
apartment and found the bodies.
Mrs. McLeer was the wife Of Lieut..
Col. James Crooke McLeer. who
served under General O'Ryan over
seas. They were married in 1925.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18

Matamoros and on its way up the
Valley.
Shortly thereafter complete de-
tails Of the tragedy arrived. and
another extra edition soon was on
the streets Of Brownsville. and
also on its way up the Valley.
More than six thousand copies
Of the two editions we're sold. in
dicating the interest in the news
from Mexico City.
Mexican Consul L. Lopez Mon
tero of Brownsville was prompt
ly advised of the news. the first
he had heard. He Immediately
went to Matamoros 70 Obtain con-
fir-aation or denial OF the report.
but Matamoros had received moth
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
YATES, HARDIN
DEBATEISSUES
OF CAMPAIGN
Claim Misrepresenta-
ton and Sophistries
Used in Effort to
Defeat Garner

Charges that sid Hardin, candi.
date for congress in opposition 70
John N. Garner, is conducting cam
psign Of sophistries, misrepresenta-
tion and villification we're hurled by
Judge II. L. Yates of Brownsville in
the joint debate with Hardin mt Los
Fresnos school Tuesday night.
A large audience turned out ia
hear the speakers, Brownsville and
San Benito being well represented
dates applauding with vigor every
"hit" made by the debaters. The
school auditorium was filled.
Hardin replied to Judge Yates
with the assertion that Congressman
Garner is a free-trader and anti
prohibitionist; that he opposed the
emergency agricultural tariff and
is not representing the farm inter
ests Of the Valley.
To Meet Again
The announcement was made that
the second of a series of three de-
bates between Judge Yates and Mr.
Hardin will be held al FL Jardin
school Friday night and the third nj
Rio Hondo Saturday night.
w. r. Bowles, superintendent OF
the Los Fresnos school, presided
Judge Yates was allotted the open
ing and close, the debate lasting two
hours.
Charging that Hardin is not wor-
thy of the office he seeks. Judge
Yates in his opening remarks caller
attention to the fact that the Fiji
tenth district has mary men well
qualified 70 represent il in congress
and that the reason they had not
filed as candidates was because they
recognized the great value Of Johr
Garner TO the district and nation
He dwelt at some length upon Gar.
Continued on page seven)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
First Ne,Us of Obregon's
Assassination In Herald

First news Of the assassination
OF frssident-elect Alvaro Obregon
at Mexico City was given to the
people Of the Valley and Of Mata-
moros by the Associated Press
through The Brownsville Herald.
The firss "flash" telling of the
tragedy arrived at The Herald Of
flee at 1880. just a few minutes
after the departure If the entire
mechanical force for the day.
Office employees Immediately be-
gan scurrying about searching for
enough help to issue an extra
edition.
Within a little while an extra
edition. giving the only informa-
tion available. the fact that Obre-
gon had heen assassinated. was on
the streets Of Brownsville ard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
Loves Plea For Reheayi4g Filed In Coau7
DOG HOWLED FOR
y " r.
2 DAYS BEFORE
4 4 =
OBREGON SLAIN

MEXICO CITY, July ls.-tPl-
Associates of General Obregon re-
called today that for two days and
nights a dog next door to his home
had been bowling steadily and that
nothing could induce IL 70 cease.
The general sent beefsteak to the
dog in an effort to quiet il but
the bowling continued.
Obregon with seeming jocularity
expressed wonder il the bowling
told misfortune.
The dog continued to howl dole
fully to the time when Obregon's
body was brought into his home.
Then with one last wild yelp It
ceased.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
Texas Group to
Win For Hoover

DALLAS, Tex, July 1s.-CP)-An
organized movement Of Texas DEM
ocrats to defeat the national demo-
cratic ticket and carry the state for
Herbert Hoover in the November
elections was under way today.
It was born here yesterday ut A
meeting Of democrats who have said
they will not support Governor Al
fred f. Smith and who included some
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
Say Chain Stores
Sell Vegetables
Less Than Cost

DALLAS, July 1s.-CP)-Alleged
efforts Of "chain" stores in the
larger cities OF the state to "turn
public opinion away from the inde-
pendent merchant" by selling fruits
and vegetables at below cost were
discussed at today's session of the
Texas Wholesale Fruit and Vege-
table Dealers association here.
Alvin Boyer. member Of the asso-
citation, recommended that the stu
alton be reported to the Texas legis-
lature or the federal trade commits
sion. Mr.. Boyer testified TO in
stnces where he said the chain
concerns bought fruits arr ve9e-
tables with the intention Of "mak-
ing no profit. but selling so cheaply
that the little dealer will be run out
Of business"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
CENSOR NEWS

EAGLE PASS, Tex, July 1s.-tP,-
General Cortinas, in charge of
MeNiean military operations at
pledras Negras, Mexico, informed an
Associated Press correspondent today
that he had received instructions
from Mexico City to censor all re-
ports coming out of Mexico that
would be detrimental TO the govern
ment or connected with government
affairs in any way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
FINAL
EDITION
i'm OUR
VALLEY

THAT WAS the act of a fanatic
which brought about the death at
Mexico City Of Alvaro Obregon.
A creature that is often. in his
tory, the outgrowth Of political turb-
ulence.
The tragedy had none Of the ear
marks Of conspiracy.
II was not done in the dark.
II was not done in the absence Of
witnesses. There were hundreds
present.
A band was playing. Honors were
being bestowed upon the next presi-
dent of Mexico.
The fanatic arrives on the scene.
There is movement all about. And
confusion.
The fanatic purports to show TO
the honored guest cartoons which he
has drawn. Concealed beneath them
Us a pistol.
1t barks. Five times. The noise
Of the band so browns other sounds
that most Of the crowd does not
realize what has happened.
Death stalks.
And the fanatic, as fanatics do,
refuses to explain.
1t savors of Czolgosz who dealt
death to Mckinley from a pistol
hidden beneath a handkerchief.
IT WAS A MASTER STROKE,
that of Gales. in appointing An
tonic Rios Zertuche TO head the
Mexico City police.
He succeeds General Roberto
4 Cruz, of fiery temperament. Not
the man to control the police de-
partment in a crisis such as this.
Zertuche was close to Obregon,
personally and politically sup
porter of the president-elect.
Which means that law enforce
ment is in the hands of friends Of
the victim OF an assassin's bullets.
And which demonstrates, friends
of the Gales government point out.
that Gales is guiltless of any con-
nect.on with the tragedy, and fur
ther shows his fearlessness as we'll
as his friendship for Obregon, by
giving Obregon men places OF great
est power.
Cool heads are needed in the
present emergency.
SID HARDIN OF Mission. candi-
date for congress against John n.
Garner. incumbent, debated so-called
campaign issses with Judge H. l..
Yates of Brownsville, Garner sup
porter.
At Los Fresnos school house.
Before a crowd OF men, women
and children which comfortably fill
- ed the school auditorium.
Y Hardin's voice was husIy, from
much speaking. And saying "howdy"
to boys in out-of-way places.
Judge Yates, pitted against an ex-
perienced chautauqua lecturer. also
demonstrated his ability as a de-
batter.
And each interested the crowd. It
was intent. II listened. And il
applauded frequently. Sometimes
with fervor.
Hardin dares any public use of
any documents that might have been
D pilfered from his office when il was
"sll messed up" a couple Of weeks
ago.
IL is possible for well meaning"
friends to mess up" n fellows Of
flee with the idea Of throwing sus-
picion elsewhere.
II has been known in political
campaigns.
And as campaign literature" it
Is pretty punk stuff.
CONTINUED on page eight.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-18
PLANES TO LAREDO

GALVESTON, Tex. July 1s.-CP)-
Nine airplanes from the third attack
group will leave here Friday for La
reda, 10 participate in funeral cere-
monies there Saturday in honor Of
Captain Emilio Carranza, Mexican
air ace. killed when his plane crashed
in New Jersey.