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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30

these sections. urging people to 90
to them.
Texas Is big enough to offer any
kind Of scenery, and any kind OF
resorts. There are mountains in
West Texas. with their streams
for fresh water fishing. There are
watering places in North Central
and Central Texas. There are sea
coasts from Orange to Browns
vile where salt water fishing and
bathing can be found.
Texas has larger cities, Hous-
ton, San Antonio, Dallas. Fort
Worth, etc, where the attractions
OF theatres, operas, etc, are Of
fered.
The climate ranges from the
tropics OF the Lower Rio Grande
Valley to the plains Of the Pan
handle"
The general plan in advancing
this campaign Is TO ask all cham
bers OF commerce to study the
state, and to bring UP the sugres-
ton at meetings OF such bodies
as they are held.
w can save millions for ley
as, and bring in millions from
other states in addition" Richard
son said. "All 1t costs US is a little
cooperation, which we should be
glad to give"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
HEADS OF DOPE
GANGS JAILED

WASHINGTON, July 29.-tP)-
Harry j. Anslinger. acting director
OF narcotics. announced today that
division agents had arrested the
ringleaders OF several gangs VII
have been importing millions Of
dollars worth Of narcotics into this
country from Turkey.
Twenty arrests have been made
he announced. and the Leaders Of
each ring arrested.
The largest gang he said was
headed by Tony Lapinto. who lives
on Long Island and was known as
Black Tony. Lapinto and Frank
Deseo were arrested in New York.
Boss Verasce, prominent Nor
folk. Va. Italian, and Joe Repor-
tella were arrested in Norfolk. Sam
Ferera, Joe Anzellone and Pete
Deagostina were taken into custody
In Washington. Narcotic agents
reported they had 90 pounds OF
Heroin in their possession.
The acting director said J. A.
Swinford. Alias j. A. Kincaid. Alias
Reno Red. was captured in the
Woolworth building in New York.
L. j. Williams, who lives on Long
Island, but was taken into custody
in New York. was described as the
leader Of a fifth gang and frankie
Fields, who narcotic agents said
operated at Wilmington, Delaware.
was also arrested In New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
|FROCKS MUST
Be SUBTLE
Style Shows Exhibit
Intricate Outlines
For Fall

PARIS. July 2e.-P-Mildy's
Frocks this winter must be both
elegant and subtle IL she wishes
them to bear the 1891 style stamp.
Mysterious replums, tiers and
tunics mark the silhouttes display
ed this week by half a hundred
style establishments which con-
slider themselves high style. be-
fore buyers searching for the new
and beautiful with which 70
clothe Ewes posterlty.
The lines. interrupting but not
distorting the outlines OF the now
completely feminized figure,
promise complication for the home
dressmaker's art.
While the style shows arc rapidly
approaching a climax. none OF tie
half dozen biggest houses has -et
exhibited and until they do final
style dope" is still subject 20
upset.
The consensus Is. however that
skirts are 70 be only slightly longer
for day wear. while waistlines hug
the curve nature designed for the Il.
Colors TO date emphazise q rich
brown called Van Dyke" after the
painter. green's In many dark
shades. rich reds. some purple-and
black and white for morning. noon
and night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Three Chinese Drown
AS Typhoon Strikes

MACAO, Portuguese. China. July
39-P1-Three Chinese were drown
ed today during q typhoon accom-
panied by q 70-miie hurricane which
struck this town.
Huge waves pounded over the
waterfront and wrecked several
buildings. The gunboat. Patria. an
chored in the port was damaged.
The Chinese victims blown in
to the water by the wind.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Harlem Arrests
After Sleuth Shot

NEW YORK. July 29-CP-Four
men we're under arrest and a fifth
was held for questioning TODAY in
the death of Detective Thomas =,
Hill. shot when he and another de-
tective attempted TO question the
occupants OF IN automobile on a
Harlem bridge last night.
The men were captured amid
gunfire by the other detective
Robert Rehmann. and by police at
tracted by the shots. The car was
wrecked when the men attempted
TO escape after shooting Hill.
Police said there were six m a In
the car. The fifth man. arrested at
his home, admitted hiring the car
but reported it stolen shortly after
midnight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
MANY RESCUED
FROM DEBRIS.
Live Persons Still Are Found
In Ruins of Quake Torn
Italian Towns


ROME. July 29.-R=The council
Of ministers today voted an appro-
priation OF 100000 900 lire, about
S5.23O.OOO) to rebuild the stricken
earthquake area Of middle south
Italy.
Minister of Public Works Crolla-
lama was directed by the couhch
TO return Immediately TO the stricK-
en- zone to supervise the work OF
reconstruction.
ants since wednesday have been
food. water and shelter, but there Is
much 10 be done in the future De-
fore All the ravages are repaired.
New houses must be built and ~
sone instances entire towns; care
must be provided for orphans and
others left dependent; the crops OF
dead farmers must be harvested,
and business men who lost their
al must be aided.
with the continued digging into
uin have come remarkable eviden-
ces or ability OF the human body to
survive catastrophe. About % per-
sons. among them a mother and
habv. have been rescued alive after
Iving under heaps of lumber and
Stone from three days 70 nearly a
week. Many were injured and nearly
al we're badly in need of food. but
L is believed most OF them will
live.
A theory concerning the ouake's
geological effect is offered by
Father @. q. Alfano, director of the
Pompeii observatory.
He said the earth shocks broke
the geological backbone of Italy"
adding that the Appenine mountains
were cracked open and a fissure
perhaps more than go miles long
a yard wide would be found.
One hundred and twelve children
Of ages between 2 and IL arrived
here today from Lacedonia, Aduil-
onia and Bisaccia, in the regions
stricken by the earthquake.
They will be cared for at hospitals
and vacation colonies in the nearby
hills.
Like BENJAMIN Franklin entering
Philadelphia. each had a roll Of
bread under his arm and guarded It
zealously. Very few cried. although
a number remained mute under
questioning. They we're given baths,
new clothing and medical inspec-
ton. then were taken 10 breakfast
IN various Roman schools
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30

nap as they rub in the weaving pro-
cess. In some goods the starch Is
removed after weaving by using
chemicals. But IL also may be re-
tanned in the finished product to
enrich color, enhance sheen, make
threads full bodied by filling In the
microscopicai hicks and hollows OF
produce q texture more agreeable tc
the sense OF touch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Short Federal Court
Term Opens FRIDAY

A short term of federal court will
be held here next Friday. 1t has
been announced.
This term will be held for the
purpose of clearing the county jails
of federal prisoners. Pleas Of gull
ty are expected to furnish the bulk
OF the business to come before the
court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
VALLEY LOSING S6,OOO,O 900
PER YEAR In TOURIST TRADE

The state of Texas is losing
5000, 900, 1000 and the Lower Rio
Grande Valley is losing $4,000, o0O
annually because Texans leave
their state on their vacations, in
vestigations made here by the
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce
and announced In the launching
Of a See Texas First" campaign
reveals.
The announcement was made by
q. G. Richardson. secretary Of fthe
Brownsville Chamber OF Commerce.
after a study Of figures from Or.
Julius Klein. assistant secretary
Of Dept. OF commerce Of the
United States.
The aid Of all chambers Of COM
merce. including regional organiza-
tons, OF radio stations, newspapers,
and all other agencies Is to be
solicited In a statewide campaign
which IS being planned TO induce
Texas people to See Texas First"
These astounding figures OF
what the tourist crop in our own
state means should result in all
chambers Of commerce and other
organizations lending their sup
port in the campaign" Richardson
said.
He explained that DR.. Klein
estimates that the American tourist
crop annually is worth 1900. 600
600. That is, that all American
tourists spend that amount OF
money.
How It Is Done
Based on percentage OF total
population, the 5 5000, 900 of Texas
would spend approximately $780,
100000 annually. Bringing it home
TO his own section Richardson
showed that the us, 900 PEOPLE in
the Valley spend $4,000, 900 an
nually on this basis.
"Of course not all the people OF
Texas so outside the state on their
vacations. and some Of these
totals remain in the state, but we
should make avery effort not only
10 conserve all this, but 70 secure
part OF the nations total"
Richardson explained that the
campaign which is being launched
has two phases. One. the part
which is to be worked on at the
present time, concerns the keeping
OF Texas people In Texas. The
other is TO bring tourists from
othes states and from Mexico
into the state.
Letters were sent out from the
Chamber Of Commerce here to the
three large regional chambers Of
commerce In Texas, the South Tex
as Chamber, the East Texas Cham
Der and the West Texas Chamber.
asking them 70 cooperate in the
campaign. Letters also were sent
TO the individual chambers Of
commerce in the state, to auto
mobile clubs, and TO other organiza-
tons which might in any way aid.
Richardson also will make I'D
the matter with railroads, asking
sA@NAA W d4fGA Use 1EAdS "
instead Of those outside the state.
and will ask air lines. radio sta
newspapers and other agen-
cies TO aid.
The campaign must be a volunt-
airy one and really is very simple"
he pointed out. "All that must be
done is for Texas people to put
aside any sectional tealousies. and
boost other sections OF their own
state.
Millions Can Be Saved
Chambers Of commerce should
keep on display booklets from all
other parts OF the state. and
familiarize themselves with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Candidates to File
Expenses in 10 DAYS

The expense accounts OF all can
didates IN the recent primary must
be filed with the county clerk with
IN ten days Of the election.
H d. Seago. county clerk, urges
that the candidates make these re-
ports promptly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
A POINT TO THIS

MANICURIST seeing a man with
1adly scratched face): ! feel res
ensible for that mans condition.
Asterday his wife came in here to
her nails pointed-Buen Hum
adrid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30

BECAUSE the automobil is such an important factor
- in the lives and prosperity of so many people, the
purpose of the Ford Motor Company is something more
than the mere manufacture of a motor car.
There is no service in simply setting up a machine
or a plant and letting it turn out goods. The service
extends into every detail of the business-design
production, the wages paid and the selling price. All
are a part of the plan.
The Ford Motor Company looks upon itself as
charged with making an automobile that will meet the
needs of millions of people and to provide ii at a low
price. That is its mission. That is Its duty and its obliga.
ton to the public.
The search for better ways of doing things is never.
ending. There is ceaseless, untiring effort to find new
methods and new machines that will save steps and time
In manufacturing. The Ford plants are, in reality, a
great mechanical university, dedicated to the advance.
ment of industry. Many manufacturers come to see
and share the progress made.
The greatest progress comes by never standing still.
Today's methods, however successful, can never be
taken as wholly right. They represent simply
the best efforts of the moment. Tomorrow
must bring an improvement In the methods "
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The orderly sergeant vas max
ing a tour Of the dining room.
ANY complaints?" he doomed.
'"rhe Irish stew's funny" replied
one soldier.
"Oh, Is it?" barked the sergeant
Then why amt YOU laughin'?"-
Tft-Bits
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oH. q MEAN,

Jones is the meanest man on
earth"
what did he do?"
Hes deaf--and he's v told
his barber. "--T1t-Bi
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
BROAD HINT

HE. Don't you think travel will
broaden the mind?
SHE. Yes; you should try a trip
around the world. 49, Answers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30

A committee that has been
studying conservation OF lumber in
the United States has estimated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30

that some Woodworking indus
tries waste from 80 TO 40 per cent
or their raw material.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Trade School of the South

We prepare men and ONE for
employment in the printing indus
try. which is n OF the fastest
growing industries in the country.
Our graduates often earn from 500
to $40 per month on their first
Job. We also teach brickiaying.
pIastering. electrical work and other
mechanical trades. More money and
steady employment comes to those
who know how to do one Job well.
For information. write Southwest
vocational School. Chamber OF
Commerce Building. Dallas, Texas.
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of the day before. Hard work usually finds the way.
Once il was thought impossible to cast gray iron by
the endless chain method. ALI precedent was against it
and every previous experiment had failed. Many men
had shut their minds to the possibility of change. But
fair prices to the public demanded that wasteful methods
be eliminated in this operation. Finally The way was
found and old methods gave place to new.
A better way of making axle shafts saved ~thirty-six
million dollars in four years. A new method of cutting
crankcases reduced the cost by $4,000 a year. The
perfection of a new machine saved a similar amount ON
such a little thing as one bolt. Then electric welding was
developed to make many bolts unnecessary and to
increase structural strength.
Just a little while ago, an endless chain conveyor
almost four miles long was installed at the Rouge plant.
This conveyor has a daily capacity of 100000 parts
weighing more than 2,O00,O 900 pounds. By substituting
the tireless, unvarying machine for tasks formerly done
by hand, ii has made the days work easier for thousands
of workers and saved time and money In the manu-.
facture of the car. All of these things are done I'm the
interest and the service of the public-so that the
~ benefits of reliable, economical transportation
~ may be placed within the means of every one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30

Chambers Of commerce should
keep on display booklets from all
other parts OF the state, and
should familiarize themselves with
La gaceta., 1930-05-19
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

ES muy probable que ell
Graf Zeppelin que esta en- via
.je hacia la America del Sur,
pase por Tampa al venir de la
Habana,, rumbo a LakehurSt,
New Jersey.
Ell dirigible Los Angeles pa
SO por Tampa, hace algunos
meses, viniendo de la Habana
en- viaje hacia Lakehurst.
Otro gran dirigible, ell ingles
RICO, tambien cruzara ell At
Iantic hasta Ell Canada.
En- la conferencia de avia-
ci6n que comenzara aqui ell
vierneS, Sc hablara de esos vue
los y de otros dos que Sc han
anunciado, con aparatos mas
pesados que ell aire.
Ell famoso aeroplano, D-OX,
construido por ell DR.. Dornier,
que es ell mas grande hecho
hasta ahora, en- TODD ell mundo,
esta siendo preparado para el
cruce del Atlantico, via las
Azores.
En- Inglaterra Sc esta cons
truyendo otro aparato, tipo
Humber, con capacidad para
SO pasajeros.
La gaceta., 1930-05-19

los Estados Unidos y dos nue.
vos d~irigibles, mayores que Ell
Graf, empezaran a ser cons
truidos cuando ell DR.. Eckner
regrese de este viaje.
Los dos dirigibles sc destf-
naran a Wales entire Alemania,
Espana y puertos de la Ameri-
ca del Norte.
mo lograra reunir Herrera,
despues de este vuelo, el dine
70 necesario para que dirigi-
bles hispano-argentinos, cons
truidos en- Alemania, realicen
Wales desde Espana hasta la
Argentina y otras naciones de
la America e~spahola?
La gaceta., 1930-05-19
CARTA CABLEGRAFECA DE ESPANA

Madrid, Mayo 19.-La en-
baiada Guiana ha sido infor-
mazda de que ell estudiante Gu
bano Armando Lopez, a quien
Sc dctuvo en- Avila por sospe-
chas de que hubiera repartido
proclamas reyolucionarias, no
sera molestado en- 10 successive.
Lopez fue traido desde Ayi-
la a Madrid y orden6 su liber-
tad ell ministro de la guarni-
ci6E.
La gaceta., 1930-05-19
S @ CIAL E S

Los maestros de la alta CRU
gia, los prestigiosos galenos
Doctores Rafael Ortega y Nj
10 C. Pintado, verificaron en-
la manana de hoy, en- la Clinica
Gel Bien P1blico', una aries
gada y dificil operacion en- La
bondadosa y caritativa sonora
Conception Mascunana, esposa
del caballeroso impresor senior
Joaquin Mascunana y madre a.
mantfsima de nuestros amigos
Miguel, Manolo, Joaquinito, Ri
cardo v Jorge Mascunana.
A la bora en- que redacto es-
tas lfneas, recibimos de la men,
cionada Cli1ica ell primer bole-
tin, expedido por los mAdicos o.
perantes, y en- ell cual Sc nos
dice que su estado, en- ell momen
to presente, es bastante satisfac
torio.
Nosotros, unidos a tan respe-
table familia por los lazos de
una bien entendida amistad,
deseamos que la respectable Sc
nora recobre de una manera de-
finitiva su quebrantada salud.
La gaceta., 1930-05-19

marina y la aviaci6n a vigilar,
81 yo fuera presidente de los
Estados Unidos, y equiparia
cada aeroplano y autom6vil
con ametralladoras y rifles Y
haria de este pals un pals seco,
aunque tuviera que gastar plo
mo y p6lvora para conseguirlo
e invertir 40 amos en- la tarea.
70 nombrarfa diplomaticos pa
ra representatives EN- ell extran-
jero que fueran "secos" y sim
patizaran con una constitution
SEGA. 81 descubriera que algu-
no habfa violado la enmienda
10 10 llamaria sin perdida de
tempo.
La gaceta., 1930-05-19

Habana, Mayo 19.-Los des-
graciados successes de aver en- ell
pueblo de Artemisa, donde per
dieron la vida cuatro personals Y
20 resultaron heridas han con
movido a TODD ell pals.
A imprudencia de la guardia
rural, que trato de discover vio-
lentamente una reunion nacio-
nalista. Sc atribuye 10 ocurrido.
Los oficiales del ejercito que
intervinieron en- los desordenes
dicen que las tropas fueron pro-
vocadas; pero la verdad es que
el ej6rcito, al parecer cumplien-
do ordenes superiores, cargo
contra ell pueblo, sin verdaderos
motives para hacerlo.
Perdieron la vida en- la refrie
ga ell teniente Alberto de Silva
La gaceta., 1930-05-19
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Don Alfonso, rey de Espa-
ma, por la tolerancia del pue-
bio espanol, festej6 ell sabado
su cumpleanos.
iQuiera Dios que On. Alton
so ceiebre su cumpleanos, en-
1881, como un simple ciuda-
dano, no como Rey de los es-
panoles.
FL pueblo espanol esta pre-
~parandose para derribar su
desprestigiada monarquia y sus
tituirla con una republica de-
mocratica.
Cuando la parte mas "hono-
rable" del ejercito Sc canse de
servir de Instruments a la mo-
narquia, Don Alfonso y SUI ia
milia tendran que dejar sus
"brillantes posiciones'' y mar
charse a lugares menos peli-
grosoS.
La gaceta., 1930-05-19

y ell cabo Leon, del ejercito, Ell
captain Manuel Arozamena, re-
tirado del servicio de aviaci6n,
y ell ST.. Miguel Sierra, I'm pro-
pietario.
Los heridos fuerou curados
en- Artemisa y puebIos cercanos.
Narios fueron traidos a esta ca
pital y curados aqui.
FL presidente de la ~repdblica
ha ordenado que Sc abra una in
vestigaci6n con el fin de depu-
rar responsibilities
En- la ~iefatura del ej6rcito Sc
iustifics la acci6n de las tropas
diciendo que estas fueron ataca-
das desde una iglesia cercana.
Los iefeS nacionalistas con-
denan ell nuevo atropello y dicen
que no cederan ell terreno a los
que pretenden amedrentarlos.
La gaceta., 1930-05-19

Muy pronto sera sometid0 a
una operation quirGrgica en- Ell
Sanatorio del Centre Asturia-
no, mi estimado companero ell
j6ven Diego Here's, cronistta
del peri6dico ia Traducci6n"
Mientras dure su permanent
cia en- dicho Sanatorio, Sc hara
cargo de la cr6nica del referido
peri6dico ell j6ven Ceferino Ro-
drfguez Llano.
Quiera ell Dios de los cielos
que ell simpatico camarada reco-
bre su salud muy pronto.
A. de Ia PeHG.
La gaceta., 1930-05-19

ciaci6n de Padres de Familia
Sc ha dirigido al gobierno, cum
plimentando un acuerdo toma,
do hace pocos dias, pidi6ndole
imponga restricciones de ma
nera que no pueda ser distri-
buida literature IMMORAL.
Tambien Sc ha pedido vigil
lancia sobre las peliculas y ell
teatro.
La gaceta., 1930-05-19

Las escuelas de yerano Sc
han alberto hoy y continuaran
abiertas durante ocho semanas
hasta ell II de julio.
Sc ofreceran cursos de vera
noen las escuelas primarias de
Lee, Seminole, Gorrie, Ybor,
Cuesta, Orange Grove, Mi
chell, Graham y Shore.
La gaceta., 1930-05-19

Habiendo realizado con tor
da felicidad ell cruce del Allan
tico, por su parte norte, pro-
pando SUI eficiencia; habiendo
dado la vuelta al mundo, sin
cntorpecimiento alguno, la po-
derosa nave aerea Graf Yep
pelin sali6 aver de Alemania,
con rumbo a la America del
Sur.
Hoy pasara ell dia en- Sevilla
ell dirigible que manda ell DR..
Hugo Eckner y maiana saldra
de nuevo a cruzar ell Atlantico,
este en- direction Sur.
Todos los ciudadanos progre
sistas e inteligentes que hay en-
ell mundo, desean que ell Graf
y su comandante de nuevo
prueben la convenience de la
nave mas ligera que ell aire pa
re ell servicio trasatlantico.
81 este nuevo viaje culmina
en- otro triunfo, como Sc espe-
ra, ell ano pr6ximo Sc estable-
cera una "linea de Zeppelines"
entire Europa y las dos Ameri-
cas-.
De Espana sali6 la iniciativa
de fundar un servicio de diri.
gibles entire Sevilla y Buenos
Aires; pero la iniciativa de tai
no ha pasado.
Ell comandante Herrera, uno
de los pasajeros del Graf Yep
pelin en- ell primer vuelo de es-
tie sobre ell Atlantico, tambien
sera uno de los pasajeros del
gran dirigible en- su viaje a la
America del Sur.
Pero ell capital para la en-
presa va ha sido recogido en-
La gaceta., 1930-05-19

Los Veteranos Lisiados de la
guerra mundial Sc reuniran
aqui durante tres dias, comen-
zando ell pr6ximo jueves.
Varios centenares de vetera-
nos han prometido asistir.
Los deIegados Sc alojaran en-
ell hotel Florida.
La gaceta., 1930-05-19

Madrid, Mayo 19.-Los pc
ri6dicos conservadores elogian
ell discourse que el sabado pro-
nunciara, con motive de su
cumpleanos, ell Rey Alfonso.
Al banquete dado por ell So
berano acudieron yiejos politi-
cos, entire ellos ell condo de Ro-
manones.