Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-10

aeronautical service Of the u. S. de
partment Of commerce.
George H. Rihl, president of the
Mexican Aviation company.
Miss Grace Mcclellan Of Austin,
only woman licensed pilot in Texas.
Juan F. Villasano, chief of Mexi-
can civic aviation department.
H. Grady Barrett, president of
the Texas Air Transport, Inc.
Theodore Hull, president Of the
Corporation Aeronautica de Trans
porteS, S. A, which is inaugurating
plane service to Mazatlan. Mexico.
Colonel and Mrs. j. A. Mars from
Kelly Field.
Major Milo P. Fox, district army
engineer at Galveston.
Major and Mrs. j. E. CLANCY Of
Brooks Field.
Col. j. T. Johnson, commanding
officer at Fort Brown.
Hon. L. Lopez de Montero, Mexi-
car consul at Brownsville.
II. H. Leonard, American consul
ct MatamoroS.
J. Fl. Blair. deputy governor fed
eral reserve bank, Chicago.
General Gabriel r. Cevera and
Colonel Demetrio zuniga, repre-
senting the Matamoros military
district.
Ernesto ~Urtusastegui of Matamo-
ros and Jesus Garcia CeTda, rep
reSenting the confederation Of
chambers of commerce Of Mexico
City.
Francisco de P. Morales and Fer
nando Cara Martinez. represent
ing the Matamoros Chamber Of
Commerce.
Emiliano Fernandez. represent
ing the Mexican customs.
Haywood helms, director Of the
Houston airport.
Victor Barnett. managing editor
of the Tulsa Tribune.
Cass A. Mayo, vice president Tul-
sa Chamber Of Commerce.
Jacoba del Vuelta, representing
FL Universal, Mexico City.
Siliman Evans, vice president
Texas Air Transport, Inc, and
manager of public relations.
Captain Lieber. district U. S. en-
gineer, Galveston.
w. l.. Morrison. traffic manager
for Mexican Aviation Co., Mexico
City.
Ed Keifer, president San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce.
Ray Leeman, manager South
Texas Chamber of Commerce.
Major and Mrs. S. w. Fitzgerald,
Fort Brown.
Lieut.. and Mrs. w. B. Bright,
Fort Brown.
Frank w. Knecht, pilot San An
tonic mercy ship.
Lieut.. Sheridan, U. S. district en-
gineer, Galveston.
j. Meaton, New York, vice preSl-
dent Pan-American Always, Inc.
DR.. Alfredo Pumereio and DR..
Manuel Cara, representing the
civic organizations Of Matamoros.
t. L. Evans, manager foreign
trade and trade extension depart
ment, Houston Chamber Of Com
inerce.
Raymond Pearson, chairman of
the aeronautics committee, Houston
Chamber of Commerce.
Gen. Alva J.. Niles, official rep
reSentative of the Tulsa, Okla,
Chamber of Commerce.
Dan Patten, mayor of Tulsa,
Okla.
Gustavo Morales Espinosa, vice
president of the Mexican Aviation
Co., Mexico City.
Robert j. Smith, with Texas All
Transport. Inc.
j.. M. Grajales, vice president
Corporation Aeronautica de Trans
porteS, S. A.
Bob Allison, with International
Sports Co., Brownsville.
Frank Matchett. chairman avia-
ton committee, Tulsa Chamber OF
Commerce.
Xavier Soromero. representing
Excelsior, Mexico City.
Roberto Costello, chief Of MeXi-
can transport postal department.
G. A. Rogers, with Texas Air
Transport, Inc.
E. G. Rhonstrom, with Texas Air
Transport, Inc.
Porter A. Whaley, manager San
Antonio Chamber of Commerce.
A. B. Cole, mayor Of Brownsville.
z. A. RoSenthal, president
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce.
G. G.. Richardson, manager
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce.
Charles A. Burton, chairman air.
port celebration committee.
Major Bernard A. Law, head of
aviation school. Brownsville.
Gardner S. Rogers, representing
U. S. Chamber Of Commerce.
Frank Hawks, holder of trans
continental flight record.