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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-18
Eureka Department
Camp Fire News Notes.

The Tami Camp Fire Girls were
entertained Tuesday, September 16, at
the Rice home. As the president was
absent Suzzane Kelleher conducted
the meeting. During the business meet
ing we made plans and chose statesmen
for the candy sale which will be held
at the Farmers picnic, Saturday, Sept
20. We will also give card party soon
Before returning to our homes we
were served very appetizing lunch
GEORGIA SPAULDING, Scribe
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-18

Mrs. Nellie Fox returned to Kalis-
pen last week after spending a few
months at the Lem Carpenter home.
Harry Butts is home after working
for the forest service several weeks.
]. Ross and wife visited at the B.
Knots home Sunday.
Bert Snyder has been enjoying a
visit with his brother, who is here
from Illinois.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-18

day from Libby where she attended
the teachers meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyer and children OF
Rexford were in the village recently
Charley Sutherland Of Eureka spent
an evening at the home Of A. ]. Flem-
ing recently.
Mrs. A. j. Fleming and son, Bud
were shopping at Rexford Monday
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Tooley Lake News Notes

Mr.. and Mrs La Buyer of Rexford
were callers at the Snyder home Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Butts returned
from Priest River last week
Walt Holder made a business trip
to Kalispell Friday
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-18
Baptist Church.

Sunday, September 21st.
Sunday school, 1000 a. m.
No morning services.
B. Y. P. u, TOO a. m.
Preaching services, 500 p. m.
Topic: "A Building Rightly Built"
Special music.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-09-18

The normal training students and
Miss Kersey accompanied Hank
Leanord to Libby last week to attend
the teachers convention On their re-
turn a group of young folks in Nash
car collided with them. No one was
injured but lola HARDWOOD, whose back
was wrenched
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Use Western News Classified ads
They are great little workers
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INSTALL OFFICERS OF
 FAIRBANKS [. STARS

Officers of Midnight Sun Chapter Mo- 6, Order of Eastern Star, Fair banks were installed last week as follows:
 Louise Gilmore, worthy matron; Arnold M. Nordale, worthy patron; Ruth Y. Barrack, associated ma tron; Ralph R. Reeser- associate pa tron; w. T. Pinkerton, secretary; Bessie Baker, treasurer; Lulu Ann Fairburn, conductress; Bertha N Baker, associate conductress; Grace Rede, marshal; Ethel Tonseth, chaplain Dorothy Loftus, organist; Mamie K. Nordale, Adah; Nellie Grandison, Ruth, Florence Brown Esther; Leona L. Marsh, Martha Florence Roth, Electa Ina McPhee warden; Peter s. Peterson, sentinal
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WASHINGTON SOC|AI. WH|RL CLAIMS HERB
 1T TWO AFFAIRS

WASHINGTON, Jan, IS, R- The Washington social whirl claim ed President Hoover for its own two affairs, dinner and reception, which lured the chief executive from the White House, to which, with single exception, his social activities have been confined ever since his inauguration.
 The first Of these was the dinner given annually for the president by the vice president held this year in MT. Curtis spacious suite at the Mayflower hotel, with his sister Mrs. Dolly Curtis Gam, as hostess
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FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION

In compliance with section tel of the Federal water power act GA Stat, lO6a)
 notice is hereby given that D. C Brownell and N. W. Ray, of Seward, Alaska. have made application for preliminary permit and a power development Lost Greek and Upper and Lower Lost Lakes, located in Chugach National Forest. about II miles north of Seward, consisting of dam at the outlet of each lake. conduit of wood staye pipe and steel penstock, a power house on the Sew ard-Kenai Highway. and transmission line to Seward. Any objection to such applica- ton or request for hearing thereon, to- gether with any briefs, reports. or other data for which consideration is desired should be submitted to the Executice Secretary. Federal Power Commission, Washington. D. C. ..
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Value of mineral output of Alas ka in 1929 and 1928:
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THANK OFFERING

LONDON, Jan, IS, (P-The Brit ish national thank offering for the recovery of King George closed with $3, ,27O,OOO contributed for hospitals. The fund started with an anony- nous donation of $5O0,O0O.
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BLIND STAGGERS?

Some say that the reason the Bremen won the other night from the Anchorage Moose cage men was because the Moosers went color blind from the hav- ing those vivid red suits con- stantly flashing across their bows. However, considering the source of this rumor-via the snow shoe telegraph--little auth enticity is placed upon it.
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Ducks can approximate the fly ing speed of the ordinary passenger plane, altho the faster ships Outrun them. The speediest duck is the canvasback which travels at an es- timated rate of 145 feet per second or nearly 100 miles an hour.
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JUST As STRONG

CHICAGO Jan, IS, (P)-As far as his bout with Joe Defito, the St. Louis, giant is concerned, Gus Son. nenberg, claimant to the heavy weight wrestling championship, is just as strong claimant as ever Sonnenberg, defeated Defito in straight falls.
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REAL GAELIC COLLEGE

GALWAY, Jan, Is, (F)-The Irish Free State has decided to spend $1 100000 in making University Col leges real Gaelic institution. In struction will be given in that an cient tongue.
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RICH PLACER GROUND

The placer ground at Nome, Alas ka yielded $10O per lineal foot, $35O a foot in the White Channel in the Klondike, and $40 to $1293 in the Berry drift nlire in Australia.
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All those present or invited to the last Shrine card' party and dance aro again extended cor dial invitation to be present at Saturday nights affair.
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Seattle Ice Cream and Fresh Candies at Sylvia's \
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Mrs. Arthur Olivier, for several
 years a resident of Fairbanks, V passed away recently in Seattle.
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WEATHER STRIPS at ]. l.. Graef Hardware Store.
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EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES, DEVELOPING, PRINTING. EN- PLACEMENTS, HAND COLORED ALASKA VIEWS, at SchaIIerer's Alaska Shop.
La gaceta., 1930-08-25

bora en- ell despacho del juez de
instruction y lie habia contado
en- parte su dolorosa' historic
que era al mismo tempo la his
toria del vizconde Lucerolle y
de su hijo.
Verdaderamente, ell juez de
instruction estaba lejos de es-
perar una revelation tan ex-
traordinaria, tan grave. Juzg6
severamente la conducta de Lui
sa y la hizo justos reproches
mostrandole, 10 que ella no ig-
noraba, las consecuencias fu-
nestas del culpable silencio que
habia guardado. No obstante,
en- presencia de su arrepenu-.
miento y de sus lagrimas, encon
tr6 en- su coraz6n argumentos,
sinO para ahsOlverla. pOr 10 me-
La gaceta., 1930-08-25

los comunistas les permite in
miscuirse en- cualquier clase de
triquinuelas polfticas. Y yo me
sc que hay I'm cierto tipo de in
t~electual judo sin hogar que
responde a la description de
mi amigo. En- Gambia, ell nom
bre de comunista, especialmen
tie como termino de abuse GU
bre a menudo a individuos
que no son otra cosa que socia-
listas valientes Y decididos.
Cualquiera hombre con una do
sis de la vieja indignation con-
ira la ~injusticia y la corruption
del capitalismo moderno tiene
tanto derecho para rebelarse
contra ell presente gobierno la
borista como contra cualquier
gobierno conservador O liberal.
(Continuara)
La gaceta., 1930-08-25
DE SEMANA A SEMANA
Por G. K. Chestertom

Todos mis- lectores conocen
mis- opiniones acerca del comu-
nismo. Pero en- cuanto a los CO.
munistas me es impossible lie
gar a una opinion general, por-
que hay comunistas y comunis-
tas. Dada la presente confusion
del mundo me imagine que son
comunistas tanto los mejores
como los peores miembros de la
Humankind.
Hubo tempo en- que Sc supo-
MIA que TODD comunista era orr
ginario del Oriente y que Sc lie
encontraba en- las parties orien-
tales (barriadas bajas) de las
grandes metropolis. En- efecto
existe un tipo de joven judo in
~telectual con ell que me he topa-
do en- Whitechapel, aunque no
me ~extranaria encontrarmelo
despues en- Whitehall o en-
Westminster. Pero Sc ha dichO
que los comunistas de mayor
empuje, los mas inteligentes,
no son judios sine escoceses
cosa que me es possible confir-
mar y comprender plenamen-
tie.
Los escoceses Sc hicieron CO.
munistas del mismo modo que
antano Sc hicieron calvinistas.
Comunismo Y calvinismo tienen
ell mismo sabor de l6gica des-
piadada, ell mismo fatalismo in
humane v la misma simplifi-
caci6n sombr1a. Por 10 demas,
como todas las palabras mo-
dernas de la especie, Sc puede
diluir ell comunismo con finas
sombras de sofisma, hasta que
Sc lie haze no significar NADIA
La rafz verbal de la palabra
es comun, pero tambien puede
ser communal. En- cuanto al
resto es question de letras ma
ydsculas. Y ash Sc tiene que un
humilde cura rural de esos da-
dos a la poesia a quien Sc :
rrastrara por comunista por
haberse lido al bosque a estar
en- communion con la naturale-
"a es una victima lenguistica
La gaceta., 1930-08-25

nandez, Armando Moreno J
Manuel Sanchez; la Ideal No
SIS a Luis Monies, Feliz Pelaez,
Guillermo Suarez, Hector Del.
gado; Orientales, Joaquin de-
Barrio, Manuel Lopez, Liar :
do Campo, Manuel Mallo y Jo-
Sc Scaglione; Lenadores del
Mundo, Luigi Noto, A. del Cas-
tillo, Joe Spicola, Luis Coma
lez Y Miguel Mascunana; Nuo
va Stella, Joe La Barbera, An
gelo Hipolito, Angelo LAURA,
Carlos Frisco y Antonio Leone.
Qued6 electo p~residente ell
active joven Joaquin del Ba-
rrio, Antonio Leone, vicepresi-
dente; Luigi MOTTO, .secretario
de actas; Luis Monies, secreta-
rio de financia y Manuel San
chez, tesorero.
Muchos aciertos deseamos a
la nueva secci6n, que tiene ell
prop6sito de organizar la Sec
ci6n de damas con la ayuda de
la Sra. Zenaida Barcia de Ar
tidiello.
La gaceta., 1930-08-25

seria, muy convenience prevenir
a Boyer en- seguida, ". cast Sc
gura de encontrarle en- sd pues-
to de observation, habia toma-
do un coche Y hechose conducir
a la Gale de Saint-F argeau. Pc
no en- vano miro por todas par
ties; no vic nj a Boyer nj a Thi-
baut. Nosotros sabemos por
que. Entonces, en- 1ugar de mos
trarse contrariada por haber
hecho un viaje indtil, expert
mento una verdadera s~atisfac-
cion, creyendo que SUI marido.
asustado por sus amenazas, ha-
bla decidido salir de Paris.
No obstante,- padia equivo.
carse. Queriendo tener la certi-
dumbre Sc dirigi6 a la casa dom
de aquel dormia y pregunt6 q Ia
La gaceta., 1930-08-25

del comunismo. Case similar ell
del funcionario p1blico fran
ces, respectable y rigido a quien
Sc fusilara por haber tornado
parte en- una de las commas
de Paris.
Y hay mas. No es dificil que
existan por ALI ancianas res
petables de las que leen ell
Morning Post en- Cheltenham,
que aun cream que los coros CO.
munales son cosa identica con
los coros comunistas. Y bien Sc
merecen este un mundo que Sc
ha hecho tan pedante que lie
ponga tai prefijo a cosa tan
natural. En- otra OCCASION he
mencionado que durante los
dlas de mi ninez era cosa muy
comun entire familias cantar en-
coro. Prueba de clio ell n1me-
70 de viejas melodias con coro
que a1n existe. Solo que enton
ces la practica no Sc llamaba
canto communal sine canto a Sc
cas-. Hoy dia necesitamos orga-
nizaci6n Official para TODD y
antes de mucho tendremos ms
trucci6n sistematica en- reir CO.
munal.
Pero hacienda a I'm lado jue
COS de palabras-popular de-
parte de socialistas y sofistas-
hay cierta verdad en- la OPT =
MON de que la insignia del par
lido cubre a los mejores y a
los peores. I'm cierto amigo
milo, campeon del Laborismo,
persona caritativa y de amplio
criterio, me dijo muy seriamen
tie que algunos de los comunis-
tas son realmente malvados,
tan perversos como los Green
las viejecitas de Cheltenham.
Afirmaba mi amigo que ell
complete aislamiento intelec-
tual de la religion y la moral
normales en- que Sc encuentran
La gaceta., 1930-08-25

Para descubrirla no tengo nece-
sidad de ocuparme de hechos y
pormenores que ahora va no
tienen NADIA que yer con ell asun
to.
-Gracias, senor-dijo ell con
de,-gracias por mi familia y
por mi.
Ell comisario de policfa reco-
gi6 la c~artera, ell retrato y las
tarietas que aun estaban sobre
la mesa y 10 entreg6 TODD al
conde diciendo:
-Puede listed llevarse todos
estos objetos, senior condo; va
no tienen ninguna utilidad para
FL doctor Gervais cogi6 del
brazo al condo, cuyas piernas
vacilaban, y los dos salieron de
La gaceta., 1930-08-25
Pero antes de salir, ell doctor

Pero antes de salir, ell doctor
Sc volvi6.
Senior comisionado de poll
cia-dijo,-yo no Sc cuales son
las exigencias de su mission !;
pero 81 es possible, 70 lie pido, en-
nombre del condo de Lucerolle,
que guarde ell secreto sobre 10
que ACADIA de pasar aqui, en- pre-
sencia de listed. Esta mujer es
la madre de la victima; 70 creo
que es inGtil mencionar en- su
instruction de listed. que ell Sc
nor de Lucerolle ha creido reco-
nocer a su hijo en- ell muerto.
-Senor doctor-respondi6 ell
magistrado,-ya sc que hay do
lores y secretos de familia que
es necesario respetar. Lo que
husca la iusticia es Ia verdad.
La gaceta., 1930-08-25
nos para ~excusarla.

nos para eXcuSarla.
Luego Luisa lie habia dicho
como, siguiendo las indicacio-
mes dadas por su hijo, Boyer y
Thibaut, Sc habian puesto en-
campana, descubriendo la casa
abandonada donde Sc reunian
los ladrones.
Entonces Sc convino que, la
misma noche, va@5s agentes de
policia a las 6rdenes de un jefe
" guiados por Boyer, rodearfan
la casucha Y Sc apoderarian de
toda la banda Y que al mismo
tempo otros agentes deten-
drian a Enriqueta Mabire V a
Robin, que tambien tenfan su
parte de culpabilidad.
Al saIir del Palacio de Justi-
ella, Lnisa Sc habfa dichO que
La gaceta., 1930-08-25
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y proba-
bles lluvias para manana.
Vientos moderados del no.
reste.
Maxima temperature aver,
80 grades, a las tres de la tar
de; minima 70, a las seis de la
manana.
Marea alta a. las 3:17 a. m.
y 1921 p. m.
Marea baja a las 1888 a. m.
y 9:34 p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-08-25

Aver por la manana, en- la
Prlmera Iglesia Bautista, pro-
nunci6 I'm discurso, por hallar-
Sc ausente ell pastor, DR.. Duke,
ell Hon. Doyle Carlton gober-
nador del estado. Fue ell tema
de su oraci6n: Haz justicia,
ten compassion y Gamma hu :
m~ildemente con tn Dios.
Todos los asientos de la igle
STA Sc llenaron.
Penetraron aver los ladro-
mes en- la Residential del aboga-
do George P. Raney, jr., South
Oregon 600. llevandose joyas
valuadas en- $500. Los cacos
Sc hallaban saqueando la alco-
ba de los esposos Raney GUAM
do estos llegaron a la casa. An
tes de que Sc les pudiera impe-
dir la retirada huyeron por
una puerta del costado.
Tenian en- ell suelo, prepa-
radios para llevarselos, algunos
obietos de valor. En- la huida
decidieron dejarlos.
Rompiendo una tela meta
lica entraron en- la casa.
Sc han hecho cargo de la
Investigation los detectives de
la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1930-08-25
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES
T., TALES HIJOS
Por
Henry German
Henry German

tor,--si ella es culpable, va esta
bien castigada; pero, creame,
no Sc apresure listed a acusar-
la. Espere listed a oirla.
ZPero que ha hecho de mi
hijo? jque ha hecho?
No es este ell momento mas
oportuno para interrogarla !;
esta noche 10 dira TODD. Vamo-
nos, senior condo; aqui va no te-
nemos NADIA que hacer.
7, cast a la fuerza, le arras-
tr6 en- direction a la puerta.
La gaceta., 1930-08-25
LA NUEVA SECCfON DE RE-
GREG DE LAS LOGIAS
UNIDAS

Ha quedado constituida la
nueva secci6n de recreo de las
Logias Unidas, con v~aliosos E.
lementos pertenecientes a las
logias Progreso No. 81, Ideal
No. So Y Orientales, de los Odd
Fellosw, Lenadores del Mundo
Y La Nueva Stella.
La Progreso No. 81 design6
a Angel Olivia, Manuel Fer
La gaceta., 1930-08-25

la habitaci6n. Ell senior de Luce
role estaba quebrantado, ano-
nadado. GARCIA de voluntad y
de pensamiento y Sc dej6 con-
ducir sin resistencia.
Luisa lanzaba continuamente
gemidos lastimosos con la cabe-
"a hundida en- ell cuerpo helado
de su hijo.
La gaceta., 1930-08-25
xxx
UN RAYO

Digamos ahora como ,en ell
momento en- que Sc sentia mas
confiada y tranquila, lego la
desgraciada Tulsa Verdier a CO
nocer ell espantoso drama.
Habia permanecidO east una
La gaceta., 1930-08-25

esquina de Chestnut y avenida
Oregon, en- la noche de aver.
Dos de los heridos, Ralph
Harris y S. A. Brown, fueron
detenidos por aparecer respon.
sables del accidente.
Una muchacha de la raza
negra, Luty Faunt, fue curada
en- ell hospital Clara Frye.
Ella viajaba en- uno de los au-
tom6viies con dos hombres de
Su faZa.
La gaceta., 1930-08-25

Falleci6 aver por la mana.
ma en- ell hospital municipal e.
ciudadano Sidney Lovejoy, de
50 amos, que ell sabado viniera
de Punta Gorda con la intea-
ci6n de matar a su esposa, We
Gina que era del hotel Geneva,
situado en- la avenida de Ne
braska esquina a Palm.
Lovejoy hizo varios dispa-
ros contra su esposa hiriendo-
la en- la cara y en- la espalda.
Ell estado de ella era bastante
grave en- la noche de aver.
Luego de HERR a su mujer
ell hombre Sc hizo un disparo
.por debajo del est6mago, que
lie ocasionara la muerte.
Al diputado Aulick, de la O.
ficina del sheriff, manifesto la
agredida que ella Sc habfa Sc
parade de SUI marido, a princi-
pics de julio, Y que el pas6 el
sabado a visitarla hallandose
bajo la Influenza de bebidas
alcoholics. Sin haber tenidC
ning1n serio disgusto Ell sact
ell revolver calibre 38 que lie.
vaba y la hizo fuego, hirien-
dola. Siete disparos fueron oil
dos por los inquilinos del hotel
Sobreviven al hombre dos
hijos, su madre, cuatro hernia
mas y un hermano.
Una investigation esta efec-
tuandose bajo la direction de.
juez de paz William Norona.
La gaceta., 1930-08-25

Tres personals resultaron
aver lesionadas en- un choque
de AUTOMOBILES ocurrido en- la
La gaceta., 1930-08-25
NOTICIAS De
INTERES LOCAL

Tampa mandara este ano a
la universidad de Florida 139
jovenes que va estddiaron ALI
en- el curse pasado y 81 Que
~ingresaran en- ell venidero.
Entire los 1879 figuran los 81.
guientes j6venes latinos: Jose
Charles Bondi, Luis D. Cagni-
ma, Martin Caraballo, Jr., Ma
nuel S. Carranza, Mario Caste
leiro James M. Ciaravella,
Frank Libero Coniglio, Charles
Robert De Armas, Jose False
ne, Jose F. Ferlita, Raymond
Fernandez, Jorge Gonzalez,
Manuel Lancer Gonzalez Bru-
no Leto, Antonio Jose Licata,
Frank Massari, Ernesto NJ. Me
nendez, Rene J. MILAN, John
B. Minardi, Nestor A. Mora
les, Rene Moreno Antonio Mus
so, Jose A. PENDING, William
d. Perez, Guy C. Spicola, Jose
A. Vaccaro, y Poe Peter Verri.
Son latinos del grupo de 81
novatos: Reinaldo R. Perez,
Alfonso Chiaramonte, Domeni
co S. Provenzano, Ateo P. Lee
to, Cornelius T. Goble y otros.
La gaceta., 1930-08-25
UN "JONRON"
Q Milone.
AL dia

Tenia que ser bueno para lie
gar hasta donde ha llegado
La gaceta., 1930-08-25

1T HAD TO BE GOD
TO GET WHERE 1T is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-08
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sept. 8.-F1-Uncer-
tainty regarding the Argentine ST.
tuatiOn combined with strength In
Liverpool quotations gave the Chi
cago wheat market a show OF act
ivity at the start cf trading today.
Buying orders from commission
houses sent prices higher at the
start 12d after a small reaction.
values moved up SHARPLY with the
December delivery Is high as % 1-2
a bushel. Corn was steady with
some buying.
Opening l-2 to 7-8 up. wheat
later reacted, but then rallied to
higher levels than before. Corn
started unchanged to 1-2 lower.
but afte-ward climbed above sat-
urday's finish.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-08
HOME DECORATION TALKs-No. /
by %*.aAA~
7 HING
ri Z w

Very often women write in 70 me and
tell me that they would like TO deco
rste their homes and furniture in the
new. gay colors so popular today. They
complain that it takes an expert TO
paint.
just had a letter today from Mrs.
Wallace Of San Antonio. She says thar
she tried to redecorats her breakfast
set, but was not successful. After she
was through the brush marks showed.
The paint was rough and sporty; in
fact, il looked as though il were put
on by an amateur, which she cheer
fully admitted she was.
have Just been trying a new paint
called Flex, which | would like 10
recommend. because any one can use
II and have splendid results. Flex IS
not an enamel nor q lacquer. II Is
something absolutely new, combining
the best features Of both. II is made
expressly for any one to use.
The remarkable quality or this new
eclor-coating is tina; no matter whether
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-08
San Benito Snowman
Proves Old Adare

SAN BENITO. Sept. s-The un-
usually large throng Of midnight
movie fans who packed into the
Rivoli theatre Saturday night did
not realize that the performance
had been made possible by an air
plane pilot who had gone 70 Hous-
ton for the films, been forced down
and had speeded TO San Benito by
auto az IS miles an hour with traf-
fic cops at hts heels. delivering them
Is minutes before the show started.
Glen Walters OF Harlingen had
gotten as far back as Raymondville
when his motor went dead. Without
stopping 20 see what had caused
the forced landing he persuaded q
Mexican TO let him use his car TO
get to Raymondville. There he got
q speedier vehicle and tore out for
San Benito.
In the meantime Manager Ed
Brady OF the Rivol was pacing the
foyer. He did not have the nerve
20 tell the crowd the show was off
but on the other hand he did not
have the picture advertised, "Dixi-
ana" As he was about TO break the
bad news Walters burst In upon him.
The traffic cops came in a minute
later but the show went on"