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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
HARLINGEN

Their Own Desire" booked for
showing at the Harrington, Arcadia.
Wednesday and Thursday, features
a cast Of notable screen stars, in
GLIDING Norma Shearer. Robert
Montgomery, Lewis Stone and Belle
Bennett.
The story deals with a modern
girl whose parents are on the verge
Of separation due to the fathers
belief that his wife has become too
old for him. When Lally, the
daughter, played by Miss Shearer,
finds her father in the arms Of
another woman. she becomes en-
FILTERED and takes her mother TO
a resort to get away from the in
sulting domestic situation. Here
she falls in love with Jack. Rob-
ert Montgomery whom she pro-
misses to marry, subsequently To
discover that he is the son Of the
very woman whom she has seen
with her father. The climax OF the
story gives Miss Shearer ample
opportunity for a display Of that
dramatic talent for which she Il
so very well known. while the swift
moving sequences. the dialogue and
the finished performances Of the
supporting cast place the picture
as something above the average.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18

viii do much TO make the Rio
Grande Valley the community IL
rightfuIly should be. and the more
It's people, especially its city and
county officials look back upon the
unfortunate boom" experiences OF
other communities. the more sound
w and safely they will administer
their duties i'm this respect.
Mr.. Dean is enthusiastic about
the benefit 10 be derived from the
location OF a port In the Valley. 1T
will mean more than the most OPP
timistic believer could guess" he
continued. The history OF this coun-
try and OF other nations shows 10
what importance q harbor lifts the
community which ID serves there Is
every reason to believe that the
commercial Importance OF such q
port has been impressed upon the
proper officials az Washington and
when definite announcement Is
made. IL naturally follows that there
viii be a great deal Of beneficial
publicity as a result. The need for
caution 20 see that excessive claims
should not be made is apparent,
and that the steady growth OF the
community IL more 20 be desired
than a rapid mushroom growth such
as has occurred In other parts Of
the country. leaving III their wake
something Of n bad odor.
Naturally all Of the necessary
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18

improvements which r called for
BY such d growing section ~ the
Valley cost money and there is "a
great responsibility resting on those
officials charged with the voting OF
bonds for the purpose Of financing
this work. A careful selection OF the
market for these bonds Is q task
which should call for the best abIl-
ity OF those charged with this task.
A poor selection OF a bond market
naturally brings about a condition
which Is hard to explain to the
bond buying market and many,
many times places a community In
a bad light In the market, all be-
cause or the anxiety or the bond
issuing body TO get the bonds on the
markt quickly. with not enough
thought given to where they are
placed or at what price, but 0ri%
looking TO their sale I'm order 60 Get
the mon the market and 70 secure
available funds for immediate work.
III am In TO sense a peSsimist',
Mr.. Dean continued. "and ] only
mention these things because aS "a
banker and ms a believer In the VAL
lev. I am interested in seeing this
wonderful country take advantage
Of its every opportunity. and OF them
they exist without number.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
For Colds
Alkalinize
Your System

Doctors everywhere are prescrib-
ing this new treatment for colds.
and it is delighting thousands by
the quick relief it brings when used
consistently.
Begin when you feel a cold com
ing. Take a tablespoonful Of Phil
lips Milk Of Magnesia IN a elass Of
water. morning. noon and night, the
first day. Do the same thing the
second day. Then take only at
night.
Colds reduce the alkalinity Of
your system. That's what makes
YOU feel achy. feverish. weak, half
sick from them. Phillips Milk OF
Magnesia is alkali in harmless.
palatable form. 1t relieves the
symptoms OF colds by restoring the
alkaiinitv OF your system.
For fifty years. this pleasant al
kaline has been famous as an anti
acid. Doctors prescribe Phillips
Milk Of Magresia: hospitals use ii;
millions know how it relieves sour
stomach, gas, indigestion and other
symptoms Of o~ver-acidity. All drug
stores recommend it. CSC and soc
bottles, E4tl 81 directions Tor Its
many uses.
MIX OF Magnesia' has been the
q. S. Registered Trade Mark Of
the Chas. H. Phillips Chemical CO.,
and its predecessor, Chas. Il. Phil
lips, since 1875.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
BLANTON URGES
CIVIC ATTITUDE
Houston &C. Manager Is
Principal Speaker At
Raymondville Meet
Especial 70 The Herald.)

Ncpeclal 70 Inc Herald
RAYMONDVILLE, March l8-W.
II. Blanton, vice-president and gen.
eral manager Of the Houston Cham
Der Of Commerce, was principal
speaker at a meeting Of Willacy
county citizens Monday night az
the high school auditorium. the
local chamber Of commerce spon-
soring the program.
Blanton was introduced by Coun-
ty Attorney Roger Robinson. Path,
Teamwork, Loyalty and Enthusiasm,
the Four Cornerstones OF Civic
Greatness" was the topic chosen
by the speaker for his address.
He commented on the vast amount
of embarrassed power going to
waste in the majority OF towns. If
harnessed and controlled, would
form a mighty source OF power.
He likened many unproductive cit
liens OF a community to hobos,
stealing a ride on a train, and 70
barnacles, clinging to a vessel. The
attitude Of the people OF a town
must be built up. he said, TO re-
ceive the facts OF q towns great
ness and be openminded at all
times.
The speaker urged q sense Of
cooperation and advancement among
citizens for the good OF their COM
munity, to make it become a power
and lay the four cornerstones OF
civic greatness.
Following Mr.. Blanton's talk, Rex
q. Baxter, secretary Of the chamber
OF commerce, introduced Mr.. Lang
ster, district agent and field rep
resentative OF A. a. M. college who
in a few brief words told Of his
work in the Valley. He introduced
Miss Ophelia Estel. home demon
stration agent Of Rockdale, and
Mr.. BurwelI, the new county agent,
both OF whom started their work
in Raymondville Monday morning,
with their offices in the court
house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
Relief So Quick!
StomachCasPaiin
Indigestion, Bloating

Don't wait another day-dont
suffer another moment - eat
everything you want now without
! sign Of Indigestion, gas, bloating
or dizziness. The right way-the
time-proven way to get quick re-
lief from weak ailing stomachs
and get back health and strength
Il thru the use of Tanlac.
lust a tablespoon Of this reliable medi-
zine before meals Il almost an absolute
guarantee that you viii have no after
rntlnr misery. But Tsnlae Is net IN
tended 10 give temporary relief only. rs
nhiect a a Punishment Of those troubles
which have kept you 90 miserable. These
claims for Taniac are based on . record
a. over 10 years success One man says
ne lived on milk and raw egEs for >
months and bad lost all his strength but
after taking Tanlae for only 5 days he
began TO eat everything and gain strength
If YOU doubt that Tanlac VIII benefit you.
Won have the privilege OF going TO your
druggist. purchasing q bottle and II.
after using II sou are not benefited
greatly your money will be refunded
Accept no substitute.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

nouement. We will not tell II here.
Sufficient TO say that ii took the
audience by storm.
Dark Streets depends for its
story on the resemblance Of the
brothers. Jack Mulhall ~portraying
both of them. One grew up in the
way Of the law, becoming a police
man, and the other found a career
outside the law. They attempt ia
protect each other. although still
remaining with the code OF their
own worlds.
To complicate matters they are
both in love with the same girl
played by Lila Lee, who. being able
10 pick and choose. can't decide
which one she wants most.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
Day In Congress

CBy The Associated Press
Tuesday
Senate:
Continues with Tariff bill.
Lobby committee resumes exam
inaton OF Chairman Huston Of
Republican National committee.
House:
John w. Davis OF New York. ap-
pears before Judiciary committee
to present income tax figures OF
Federal Judge Moscowitz eastern
New York district.
Monday
Senate:
Voted to keep hides, leather and
shoes on free list.
Chairman Wickersham OF law
enforcement commission. reported
steady improvement in prohibition
enforcement. before Judiciary COM
mittee.
House:
Chairman Britten Of Naval CON-
m.tne announced naval official,
would be called TO explain ordering
Lieutenant Afford Williams to set
duty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
Row They
Grew Thin

You viii be surprised, if you look
around, at how many people have grown
thin in late years. 1t is evident that some
new method has come into very wide use.
It has been found that q weak gland
is a great cause Of obesity. So modern
physicians have been fighting that cause
without starvation diets.
This right method is embodied in
Marmola prescription tablets. People
have used them for % years-millions
Of boxes of them. Now in almost every
circle the delightful results are apparent
a book in each box Of Marmola tells
you how and why il acts. The formula
is given. Go try this remarkable, this
natural means. Ask your druggist today
for a 81 box Of Marmola. You owe thai
20 yourself
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18

OF different island tribes was film>
ed in the wilds Of New Zealand
with an all-native cast Of 1000 Maoris.
More than ten months were spent
making the picture by a company
consisting Of only three white men.
They suffered untold hardshIps and
on one occasion their lives were
despaired OF when the volcano on
White Island began TO erupt while
the party was marooned there III
a storm. They saved themselves b.
hiding IN caves at the extreme end
Of the island.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
CAPITOL

Bessie Love and Charlie King
play together again IN Chasing
RainbowS," an original story for
Metro : Goldwyn : Mayer by Bess
Meredyth. which opens tomorrow
at the Capitol theater. That should
be welcome news 10 those who
have seen this couple in The
Broadway Melody"
Chasing Rainbows' is a back
stage story with real human inter-
est, and 1t IS doubtful II there is
another pair or players on the Gin
ema Coast who can handle a We
hicle OF this kind with such finesse
and artistry as these two. Miss
Love plays a performer in a road
show whose love affair with a fel-
low player. Charlie King, pro-
crosses backstage, in cheap board
ing houses and en- route from one
night stand to one-night stand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
BANKER TELLS
OF BOND MART
Tennessee Visitor Praises
Conditions as Found
I'm Rio Valley

Ten years, In the experience OF
some communities. means but little.
where civic and commercial activ-
tiles move along with an even tenor
OF their way. but ter years in the
Valley or the Rio Grande has bridg-
ed the space Of time from mesquite
and deer trails to citrus groves and
hard surfaced highways.
Such Is the Transformation which
has occurred since the first visit IN
1920 or Fred Dean OF Nashville.
Tennessee. who is the guest In
Brownsville of Gordon 3. Street,
vice president or the Rio Grande
Valley Trust Company. q visit which
has been filled with interesting SIDE
trips throughout the Valley TO the
cities which were non-existant when
Mr.. dean made his first visit, and
10 the larger developments which
were vet the brush" ten years ago.
MIR. Dean, who represents the
banking house OF Caldwell a. Com
pany OF Nashville. Is greatly i'm
pressed with the Lower Rio Gande
Valley.
ut Is truly q garden spot" Mr..
Dean said In talking with O
Herald reporter OF his impressions
gained on his visit. land I see great
things ahead for this country. ! am
impressed with the stability and
firmness OF the foundation which u
being laid for the coming years and
one source OF satisfaction Is the ap-
parent desire on the part OF all the
people to avoid leaving the impress
sion OF anything resembling q
boom" growth.
No Boom Here
I'VE can all benefit from the ex-
perience OF Florida in this respect
Mr.. Dean continued. The steady
ing influence Of such experience
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
SUMMARY

A trough-like depression extend
ed from the Lower Rio Grande
Valley northeastward to the st.
Lawrence Valley this morning with
pressure moderately high through
cut the great Northwest at the same
tine. Heavy cloudineSs and much n
settled weather prevailed practically
throughout the eastern two-thirds OF
the United States, with light TO
moderate precipitation nearly as
widespread. Temperatures contin-
ued seasonable to above normal in
the southern and eastern states. but
&c was rather cold practically
throughout the plains and central
states this morning.
BULLETIN
First figures. lowest temperatures
last night; second. highest tempera-
lures yesterday: third, wind We
locity at 8 a. m: fourth, precipi-
tation In last "a hours:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
&C. to Meet

A meeting Of the board OF direct
ors OF the Brownsville Chamber OF
Commerce will be held at 7:45
Tuesday night, according to cham
Der officials today.
Routine business matters will be
taken up. ard the aviation COM
mittee under A. A. Hargrove will
make a report OF their meeting
during the latter part of last week.
The tours. committee under Sam
Perl will also report their last
weeks meeting.
All members Of the board are re-
ouested 70 attend tonights meet
ing. MIR. Richardson said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
TEXAS

A gripping tale OF two brothers
one a policeman and the other
a thief-unwoundS across the screen
Of the Texas Theater today when
Dark Streets" a First National
production, has its initial showing.
After proceeding through scenes
filled with drama and suspense the
story ended in a highly unusual de-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
Soviet Government
Closes Sc Churches

MOSCOW March 18.-(Pl-An Of
fetal announcement today said
fifty-six churches in Moscow and
vicinity would be closed upon de-
mand Of the people and public or
CARNATIONS" This Is the largest
number of churches closed by the
Soviet government at one time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
QUEFN

THE Devils Pit" U~niversaTs
photoplay epic Of the Maori people.
the most civilized of oil the South
Sea Polynesian races. will be seen
here at the Queen Theater today.
This unusual story of the burn
ing love between a nan and woman
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
TEATRO CASINO

Sc repetira hoy la graciosa Co
media los Cohen y los Kelly
en- E~scocia'', con los principales
papeles a cargo de dos actoreS
verdaderamente graciosos, Geo.
Sidney y Charlie Murray.
Por cuarta vez Sidney fu6
Cohen y Vera Gordon Ia Sra.
Cohen, Y por cuarta vez Kate
Price fu6 La Sra. Kelly.
Charlie Murray de nuevo apa
rece tambi6n en- ell papel de
Kelly.
Manana Sc exhibira la atra-
yente pelicula tales Hombres
son Peligrosos'', basada en- un
drama de amor de Elinor Glyn.
Los protagonistas son War
ner Baxter y Catherine Dale
Owen.
Algunos hombres, los peligro-
SOS, cambian 81 cara y su alma.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
Ell PRESIDENTE DICE QUE
DAWES REGRESARA, Y LA
~SECRETARIA DE ESTADO
NO 10 SABE

Washington, Mayo 17.-Con
testando a los rumores de una
pr6xima vista del e~mbajador
Dawes a su pals, ell presidente
Hoover dijo aver a los perio-
distas que la mission de este Sc
hallaba relacionada con la Ex-
posici6n Universal que Sc efec-
tuara en- Chicago. Unos pocos
minutes despu6s la secretaria
de estado, por boca del secre-
tario Stimson, dijo a los perio-
distas que Dawes no habfa pc
dido permiso para dejar su
puesto y que sin tai autoridad
no puede hacerlo.
Contin1a circulando ell ru-
mon de que Dawes renunciara.
Otras personals afirman que
viene a conferenciar con ell pre-
sidente sobre ell tratado naval
aprobado en- Londres.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
Ell DOMINGO SALDRA Ell
GRAF ZEPPELIN HACIA
LA AMERICA DEL SUR

Friedrichshafen, Alemania,
Mayo. 17.-Manana domingo,
81 ell tempo 10 permite, saldra
de aqui en- viaie hacia la Anne
RIGA del Sur ell gran dirigible
Graf Zeppelin, mandado por ell
DR.. Hugo Ecknener. La salida
sera entire las cuatro y las nue.
We de la manana.
Sera la primera jornada has
ia Sevilla, Espana, a donde lie
CARA Ell Zeppelin ell lunes, por la
via de Lyons, Marsella y Gil
braltar.
Pasara la noche en- Sevilla y
el martes saldra a cruzar ell At
lanticO hasta Pernambuco, Bra.
sill. En- la primera etapa llevara
solo 22 pasajeros.
De estos seis Sc quedaran en-
Sevilla, donde seran tomaGos o
tros pasajeros, un total de 20
para ell cruce del Atlantico. Com
ponen la tripulaci6n y la oficia-
lidad AZ hombres.
Regresara a Europa por la
Habana y Lakehurst, New
Jersey.
Ell comandante Eckener ha di
che que 81 la visibilidad es mala
partira a las cuatro de la ma
mana del domingo, de modo que
ell paso por la IONA mas peligro-
sa, alrededor de Desancon Fran
cia, sea de dia.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17

Cuatro personals de esta ciu-
dad Y los pueblos cercanos com
praron cuatro aeroplanos en-
las 1ltimas 48 horas.
Ell aviador espanol JESUS F.
Pendas compr6 un biplano
Waco, con motor Curtiss. Aver
'hizo I'm vuelo de prueba, lie
vando con Ell a nuestro direc-
tor, Sr. Victoriano Manteiga.
Tete Stones, de Haines City,
compr6 un monoplano Stimson
Junior que tenfa en- Tampa su
agente, Ell captain McMullen.
Herman c. Brown, gradua-
do en- la escuela de aviaci6n de
Tampa, compr6 un pequeno
monoplano, de camara, con
motor Velie de 60 caballos.
Tn monocup6, con un motor
Lambert de 80 caballos, fue
comprado por w. w. Drummer,
de DeLand.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
Sc OFRECE A
.SAGUERO UNA PELEA CON
HAMBRIGHT

Pedro Hernandez puso hoy
un telegrama al pugilista GU
bano Relampago SagUero, que
ell dfa 20 peleara con Martfz
Oroz, ofreci6ndole una pelea
para ell dfa 6 de JUNO, con ell
filipino Vicente Hambright.
Ell promoter. de los Artille-
ros, que esta en- deuda none
taria con nosotros y nos viene
pagando con cuentos de CANT
no quiere concertar ell match.
Nosotros aconsejarfamos al
R~elampago que tomara precau
clones.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
s @ CIAL E s

graciosas senoritas que asistie-
ron al party" de la "Agrupa-
.ci6n Canaria" celebrado ell pa
sado jueves:
Luisa Fernandez, Elena Full
guerra, Margarita y Alejandri-
ma de Mesa, Lily Clesi, Cecilia
Domingtez, Aleida Valdes,
Gloria Acosta, Clotilde y Cata-
lima Ribaya, Anita y Consuelo
|Fuente, Lily Martinez, Celia y
|Georgina Almeyda, Esther,
Alicia y Maria Luisa Monies de
|Oca, Hortensia y Estela Alon,
so, Udelia y Evelina Gil, Obdu-
liza Sierra, 'Eulalia Moreno, Mi
'nerva Rodriguez, Dora Coma
|lez, Ofelia Guerra, Consuelo
Fernandez y Norma Cabanas.
Senoras: Amelia Guerra
Angelina Moreno, Luisa Gil y
Francisco Rodriguez.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Leo Stalnaker "navega" en-
compania de la "mala suerte'.
Lo quieren expulsar del cole
gio de abogados, quieren prohi-
birle que ejerza SUI "oficio" Y "a
yer 10 detuvieron a solicitud de
un tai Blackburn, bajo la acusa-
cion de libelista.
Leo public6 un articulo dan
do a entender que algunas nj
mas de las que concurren al ms
tituto, sin medias y con paque-
ties de cigarrillos en- las corte-
ras, hacen 10 que no debieran
hacer.
Algunos padres Sc han indig-
Aado y la han emprendido con
Leo.
ST ell joven abogado hiciera
10 que hacemos nosotros, ia
mas Sc veria "envuelto" en- hos.
Cuando Sc We a las ninas CO.
rrer, gritar, fumar, "jugar de
manos" y divertirse 10 meior es
decir: "Dejad a la juventud que
ria.
Cuando algunas Sc eNtralimi-
tan, por no estar presentes sus
papas, siempre comentamos:
Dios las guiara.
Lo mejor es no exponerse a
Ena acusacion de libelo.
Todas las ninas son monnmen
tos de virtud y de buenas cos
tumbres y 10 mismo puede AFR
marse de los ninos.
Los "malos pastores" son los
que ven las "cosas feas" y las Sc
nalan para que los senores Pa
pas las remedien.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17

Madrid, Mayo 17-Todo es-
ia va preparado en- ell aerodro-
mo de Tablada, Sevilla, para
recibir ell lunes al dirigible
Graf Zeppelin, que saldra ell
domingo de Alemania, con rum
DO a esa ciudad y la America
del Sur. =.
La enorme nave pasara all
cerca de "a horas y de su anna
RE Sc han encargado dos COM
panias del servicio de aero
nautica mandadas por ell CO.
mandante Martinez SAM y Ell
coronel Garcia AntuneZ.
Entire los pasajeros del dlrl-
gible figuran ell coronel HERE
=
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
Sc VlO AL KAISER EN- ALE
MANIA

Essen, Alemania, Mayo IL
La policia secreta aIemana esta
investigando ell rumor de que ell
EXKaiser ha sido visto aqui en-
compania de un director de las
companies combinadas Krupp-
Won Bohlen-H albach.
Dicese que ell Emperador ms
peccion6 un nuevo martillo mo-
vido a vapor. La noticia ha eau
sado excitaci6n en- los circulos
politicos. Los directories de la
Krupp han desmentido ell ru-
NOR.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
C EN-

Tenuco, Chile, Mayo II. -
Esta en- erupci6n ell volcan Ilai-
ma, situado cerca de aqui.
Noticias que no han sido con
firmadas dan por destruida la
aldea de Huenvilates, a corta
distancia del Volcan.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
WTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

zafra llegara a un total de
836,890 toneladas. Esta es la
cosecha mas grande de la his
toria del pals y eXcede en- 100
mil toneladas a la del ano pa
sado.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17

Programa preparado por la
"Secci6n de Propaganda de la
Sociedad "La Fraternidad'
para su grandioso picnic" del
domingo rs del actual, en- la
pintoresca playa de Rocky
Point:
A las 10 A. M-Apertura de
los terrenos.
A las II A. M.-Gran al
muerzo, preparado y servidc
por uno de los mejores macs
tros culinarios de Ybor. Para
reservar su cubierto vaya a Sc.
cretaria o en- ell terreno.
A la 1870 P. M.-Sorpren-
dente regalo.
A las 2 P. M.-Apertura de-
bale en- la glorieta, alternando
con los Glenn Kay ell Sextetc
Diana, durando ell bale hasta
las 500 P. M.
A las 8 P. M.-Se empeza'
ran a repartir los premios.
A las 1870 saldra ell primer
omnibus de Ybor, frente a.
Centre Obrero, y en- w. Tam.
pa frente a la Botica Ell Agui.
la, Howard y Main. Hasta las
5 de la tarde transportation pa
sajeros hasta ell terreno.
No Sc suspendera la fiesta
por ninguna causa, pues 81 ne
es en- Rocky Point sera en- la:
Logias Unidas, Gale Is y 10a
Avenida.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17

Para mantener ell orden en-
los colegios electorales, los
dias 3 y "a de JUNO, ell sheriff
Joughin nombrara a 40 dipu-
tados especiales.
Son 70 los prescintos que ell
sheriff debe vigilar.
En- cada uno de los colegios
de la ciudad ell sheriff pondra
cuatro o cinco diputados, bien
armados, con ell fin de garan-
THAR ell orden.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17

Madrid, Mayo 17.-El minis
tro de estado Sc ha puesto al
habla con ell embajador anne
ricano solicitando detalles So
bre la nueva tarifa arancelaria.
Valiosos elementos, prominen-
ties en- los circulos del concrete
Y la industrial. Green que Espa-
ma debe denunciar ell "modus
vivendi" con los E. U. tan prom
to Sc ponga en- vigor la tarifa.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
DE Ell BEN PUBLICO

Por Ell director, DR.. Nestor
A. Portocarrero, fueron opera
dos aver Hector La Fe, 6e la
Once avenida 1911, Y Elena Ro-
sa Rodriguez, de Corina 2219.
La gaceta., 1930-05-17
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

ra, organizador de la Inca de
dirigibIes Espana-Buenos Al
res; Ell periodista espanol Cor
pus Barga, que representa- a
La Naci6n," diario de Buenos
Aires; ell DR.. Jeronimo Megias
medico del rey, y ell novelista
Y cronista Federico Garcia
SanchiZ.
I'm c~argamento del gas Blau,
que utiliza ell dirigible, sera
cargado en- Sevilla para la ira
vesia del Sur del Atlantico.