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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-21
MEXICO has decreed that for
Is eigners shall not hunt in states
Al4 aInnn the nnrfharra border

MEXICO has decreed that for
W eigners shall not hunt in states
along the northern border.
Many means and eroans we're
heard IN Brownsville yesterday
following the publication OF the
announcement from headquarters
OF this district at Monterrey.
At first the keen disappointment
ives felt because Of the dashed
hopes Of local nimrods. Then came
a later consideration OF how the
tourist traffic might be effected. II
II were known that hunting the
elusive deer could not BE- had along
with q visit 10 Brownsville.
Five states are represented In the
decree. They stretch along the
border In a manner TO make hunting
from the United States a thing Of
the past. II the new order is ar
ried out.
Some time ago steps we're taken
by the Mexican government TO
make II easier and cheaper 10 hunt
In Mexico. Now comes the other
extreme. Many in the Valley are
hoping that this last action will
be reconsidered and rescinded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-21

TO-DAY the sun Will &c into total
eclipse for SO seconds. Scientists
: with great but delicate instru-
raeniS viii We there 70 record every
possible action. Then after all pos
sgbi4 records are made they will
ret on: pencil and paper and tell
lis a few more things about the diff
fe-ert worlds. II seems that two
and two make four even though
th- TWO ciphers are a million miles
apart
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-21

WEST Texas Methodists gather in
WI Harlingen today TO decide on
~ many things for their church
II is said that about $50 are expect
ed. Such meetings r Of great
importance 10 the Valley. Recently
the Valley papers broke out with
accounts OF the visit of the Chicago
and New York capitalists. Now the
church people are coming. The
church and money interest should
not be thought Of as widely diver
gent interests. But sometimes when
some preachers look at their pay
checks. they cannot help but think
such is SO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-21

TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide M Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal mete0rol-
oEical conditions.
High .-.--... 2.30 al m.: ass % rr.
Low ........ els a. mi; i0.4l r. n.
MISCELLANEOUS DATA
Sunset today 55T
Sunrise tomorrow ........... 6ss3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-21

nut at the same time many Of
n of those coming are making
pretense. Some Of them would not
recognize work If they met 1t face
10 face. None Of them are afraid
of IL. They could lie down and go
to sleep right by 1t.
It IS this element which think
ing petty thieving might give bet
ter results. that are sitting in. II
It keeps up. II appears that the
Valley towns may have to increase
their police forces for home pro-
lection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-21

THAT Daily Worker. printed In
New York. which ought TO
make a good bonfire. with the
editor probably thrown in for oil.
shouts the headline Refuse to
Stsrvei Organize ia Fight For
Your Bread. For Life Freedom"
If all OF that Is happening be-
cause there Is no work in New
York they might organize and farm
many Of the thousands Of
acres not under cultivation these
DAYS and raise a little bread for
themselves and the remainder of
the world. But chances are that
the ring leaders and high monkey
monks Of such rot as that couldn't
be whipped into an honest days
work with two sledge hammers and
q cat-o-ninetails.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-21

A MINATED Annie says many Of
IN those coming in think Manual
= Labor the name Of a wealthy
man Of Mexican extraction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26

WASH and Lakehurst, N. J. These last station
observations however, are not used by the
Weather Bureau for its Washington forecast.
But they are used for local forecasts.
The airplane is superior to the kite in gather
ing data of the upper air in three respects
wind, altitude and speed. There must be wind in
order to fly a kite. And the wind must not
be too strong. Ten to 20 miles per hour is
the proper wind speed range for successful kite
flying On days when there Is little or no wind
kites are useless. Airplanes are not thus
handicapped.
An airplane can climb $4,000 feet in one
hour. Here it is again superior to the kite for
atmospheric observations aloft For kite to
attain this altitude four or five hours are
necessary. An airplane can get it's data and
return to the earth before a kite can attain
the desired altitude for study
Again, the average height at which kites are
noWn Is one to two miles. The record is four
But airplanes are capable of rising to eight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26

stations over the entire globe instead of two"
Outside the United States the Weather
Bureau has increased its anyways service. In
Alaska a new first-order station has just been
organized at Nome In Hawaii new service
includes q chain of interisland stations from
which reports will be transmitted by radio to
Honolulu and pilots therefrom served
In the field of vertical atmospheric study
aviation is serving meteorology rather than
meteorology serving aviation. Hitherto it has
been the practice Of meteorologists to CLEAN
knowledge of the upper air through captive
balloons and kites. But danger of kite lines
to airplanes is gradually eliminating this
method Of upper air study. While kites and
captive balloons are still used in the interior,
off flying lanes they are being replaced entirely
along the eastern seaboard by planes. This
work is now being done by the Navy which has
air stations at Washington, Hampton Roads
and Pensacola, Fla. The Navy also takes OBJ
seryations aloft at San Diego, Calf: at Seattle,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26

miles above the earth. Lieut.. Apollo SOucek
Of the Navy did that last Spring when he broke
the worlds altitude record and brought back
the information that it was 80 degrees below
zero F. at that altitude. Free balloons, how
ever, have been known to 60 as high as 10
miles above the earth!
Observations for temperature, pressure and
humidity are taken in the upper air. For these
a meteorograph is used. Wind velocity data are
gathered by kites and small pilot balloons.
These balloons are set loose with instruments
in place for recording the observations de-
sired and with cards attached. On the caro-
is the address of the sending station, SO that
the information and equipment attached to
the balloon may be returned to the station
when and II found.
IN addition 70 compelling more particular
weather information on land aviation has
intensified interest in it over the seas.
I'm no other field has the demand for
meteorological help for aviation been more
pressing than in connection with transoceanic
air navigation" declares DR.. Marvin. Agree
ments are under way with other great maritime
nations for better organizing ocean meteoro-
logical observations by the selection of certain
number of ships of each nationality which
shall uniformly make and distribute radio OBJ
servations twice or perhaps four times day
while on the high seas The highest EN-.
cheney and accuracy in formulating weather
forecasts and warnings is only obtainable when
the meteorologist has before him a complete
picture of the weather conditions over the
whole surface of the globe, or at least over the
whole surface of the Northern Southern
Hemisphere. The development of an inter-
national meteorological oceanic service along
these lines is perhaps the most urgent technical
problem concerning meteorology at the present
time"
Ships today scattered along the lanes of the
Atlantic send,> If equipped to do so, to the
New York division of the Weather Bureau
weather data. Sometimes there is a goodly
amount coming in, at other times not so much.
1t all depends the number of ships at sea
plying north and south and east and west.
Sometimes this data is sufficient for us to
outline low-pressure area over the Atlantic"
says Charles L. Mitchell, weather forecaster for
the bureau. "At other times it is too slight
for us to do more than make a memo of it
on our weather charts"
The intensive and detailed observation Of
weather that is now going on over the CONT
nent, the growing interest and development Of
oceanic weather study, the advent of the radio
Tor quick transmission of weather reports from
over the world are all making for a new era
in weather forecasting. To none Is this more
apparent than to the officials of the United
States Weather Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
Natural Dye Production.

THE production of natural dye stuffs, tanninR
materials, sizes and such related products IL
business of huge proportions, although .
slight decline was shown in 1929 from the
figures of 1927. The Ill plants engaged in this
line turned out materials valued at $4,000 ,0Oo
during 1929. In poundage this represents about
6SO,000,0O0 pounds Of the various materials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26
Experts ofHe United
States Feather
Bureau Explain
How the Nation
.Wide NetzVork of
HyingFieMsHas
Rev0luHonized the
Outline System
of Heather Fore
casting.
BY LANES NEVIN MILLER.

- AVIATION has brought into existence
=: :: -: :: :: ::
of Uncle Sam have been content TO
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
NUEVO BROTE REVOLU-
CIANARIO EN- Ell BRASIL

Montevideo, Uruguay, Oct.
4.-Noticias de Rivera pueblo
de la frontera uruguaya dicen
que I'm movimiento revolucio-
mario hacomenzado y Sc ha eX-
tendido por TODD ell estado bra
silero de Rio Grande do Sui.
Muchos ciudadanos han pasa-
do la frontera penetrando en-
territorio uruguayo. Ha sido
suspenido ell tren internacio-
nal y reforzadas con tropas la
frontera uruguaya.
Juan Francisco Pereira figu
ra a la cabezza del movimien-
to revolucionario, que Sc dice
derivado de la incorformidad
causada por la derrota de &C.
tulio Vargas, gobernaor del
estado, por Julio Prestes pa
ra la presidential. Prestes to-
mara possession ell dia Is de no.
viembre.
En- un encuentro ocurrido en-
Santa Ana do Livramento mu-
rieron o resultaron heridas 10
personals.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
ST NO PUEDE HACERLO
CON VOTOS CON LA VIO-
LENCIA CAMBIARA Ell
LA FORMA
DE GOBIERNO

Seattle, Oct. 4.-Ante ell CO.
mite de la camara que investi-
ga las actividades de los radi-
Gales en- Estados Unidos decla-
no aver James O'Hannihan, je-
fe comunista de Seattle, que
los comunistas cambiaran la
forma de gobierno existente en-
este pals, 81 no pueden hacerlo
con votos por medic de la vio-
lencia. Hace dos amos O'Han-
nihan fue candidate a senador
por los comunistas.
Hablando de la bandera ro-
ia dijo que por ella sentia
gran respeto.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

a las exclamaciones de la Sc
horita Onelia Leon, proclaman
dose ella a ST misma REINA
DE SUS MUCHOS ADMIRA-
DORES Y
creo que tenga TODD ell derecho
que reclama, por ser una Sc
norita muy hermosa y bien
querida segun tengo entendi-
do, y 81 ell objeto de ella al Ian
Ear palabras duras y vulgares
era que 70 descendiera al mis-
mo nivel diciendole 10 que de
ella supiera 0 Sc me o%curriera,
siento manifestarle que su e :
quivocaci6n ha sido grande,
pues no pretendo desilusionar
a los que con sus votos y ges :
tones lograron para mi ell IT,
tulo de REINA DE BELLEZA
Y SIMPATIA, cuyo tftulo no
me 10 acojo 70 sin razon, sino
que ha sido conferido por los
directories del certamen.
Gracias otra y mil wees mas
a mis- amigos y amigos, a la
prensa y al p1blico en- general,
y mis- mayores deseos son que
ell bale de la "Reina de la Be.
lleza" sea un exito para ayu.
dar cuanto sea possible a los
trabajadores sin empleo.
Sinceramente,
Dora Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
LA N
SUS RELACIONES CON LA
SOCIEDAD DE NACIONES

Ginebra, Oct. 4.-La asam-
blea de la Liga de Naciones &C.
lebrara hoy por la mahana la
Ultima reunion del mitin del
otono. En- los circulos de la
asamblea ha despertado inte-
res la noticia de que la Argen-
tina comenzara a cooperar.
Sc ha sabido que la rep1bli-
ca s~ur-americana Sc hara re-
presentar en- la Is session del
ORGANISING director de la ofici-
ma International del Traba6o,
que Sc ~efectuara entire los dfas
z y IL de octubre.
Creese que la Argentina pa
sara a ser un miembro active
por simpatizar ell Oral. Jose
Francisco Uriburu con la labor
de la Sociedad.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
CON Ell REY BORIS Sc CA
SARA LA PRINCESA CLIO.
N

Roma, Oct. 4.-Un nuevo ro-
nance real en- Europa fue enun-
ciado aver por los reyes de Ita-
liza.
Los Reyes Victor Manuel y
Elena dijeron anoche que su hi
ia la princesa Giovanni, de
Italia, esta comprometida en-
matrimonio con ell rey Boris, de
Bulgaria.
Manana sera publicado un do
cumento en- que la noticia Sc ha-
ce constar.
Todos los problemas de reli-
gi6n y estado han sido ~satisfac-
toriamente resueltos.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
TRES FASCISTAS ALEMA-
MES C~ONDENADOS POR
ALTA TRACTION

LEIPZIG, B~aviera, Oct. a. -
Tres tenientes del reichswehr
fueron hoy encontrados culpa-
bles de alta TRACTION y senten-
ciados a 10 meses de e%ncierro,
cada uno, en- una fortaleza.
N6mbranse los tres tenientes
Hans F. Wendy, Hans Ludein
y Richard Schringer.
Fueron acusados de tratar
deg anarse la simpatia del E.
jercito en- beneficio de las
ideas que sostiene ell partido
fascista.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
CARTA DE LA SRTA. DORA

"A mis- simpatizadores

"A mis- simpatizadores
y al p1blico:
Empleo este medic para dar
mis- mas expresivas y sinceras
gracias al p1blico de Tampa
por ell alto honor que en- mi
han conferido eligiendome
Reina de Belleza Y Simpatia,
~titulos que no merezco, pero
que como mujer al fin, me ha-
lagan sobremanera. No era mi
objeto al aceptar la candidatu-
ra, ell usar este certamen para
ganar ventaja personal algu-
ma, ST para disfrutar de la po-
pularidad Y ell regocijo natu-
raj en- case de salir v%encedora,
y puesto que mis- numerosos a.
migos Y amigos Y simpatizado-
res asi 10 han deseado, huelga
decir GUAM grande es mi rego-
clio, y deseo dar a conocer mi
prop6sito de dedicar a los obre
ros sin trabajo TODD ell produc-
to del bale que Sc tiene pro-
metido en- mi honor, pues ma
tural es que 81 ell pueblo me
ha conferido a mi este tan
grande honor, de alguna ma
nera demuestre 20 mi agrade-
cimiento y carino.
Me he enterado que mi 90
ponente" celia misma Sc ha
dado este tftulo) ha publicado
una carta en- ell diario LA Ga
ceta" donde acusa que ell GER
tamen no ha sido legal, y Sc
hala que a Ultima bora Sc com
praron" 10000 votos a mi ia
vor. Els bastante triste perder,
pero ell buen perdedor sabe "a
callar su dolor con una sonri-
sa, y esperaba yo mas bien
una enhorabuena y un apre-
ton de manos de la Srta. One
liza Leon, que no una carta vul-
gar tan falta de cortesfa como
sobrante en- inquina y bills.
Pero aun no deseando entrar
en- controversies que NADIA bue
no pueden traer, nj en- argu-
mentos a que no estoy acos :
tumbrada, ST quiero hacer cons
tar que aun 81 fuese cierto que
los 10000 votos ultimos no fue,
sen "legales' por haber side
"comprados' seg1n acusa Ia
triste Onelia, (y 10 que no put
de probar, por no ser cierto)
81 Sc toman en- consideration
con la misma regla que ella
pretende imponer, los cincc
mil votos que ella compro c
hizo comprar en- casa de Gre.
co Floral Co., todavia quedan
votos a mi favor despues de
restar los 10000 que ella re-
chaza.
No puedo nj debo contestar
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

"Hemos usado ell Black
Draught de Thedford Ga Hepa-
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
DE RELIGION

La Iglesia de Los Peregrinos
Congregational de West Tam
pa, Gale de Green cerca de How
ard.
Textos del domingo a las 10
y 80 a. m. y a las 500 p. m.
"Ambos justos delante de Dios'
Como zorras en- los desiertos"
Cultos de oraci6n tambien Ell
martes y ell viernes a las 8 p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
DOS E FUERON
~DESTRUIDAS POR UN IN
CENDIO

En- la madrugada de hoy Sc
declare I'm violento incendio
en- la bodega de la esquina de
Michigan y Gale 81, destru-
yendola las llamas en- muy po-
co tempo. Sc eXtendi6 ell fue-
go a una bodega contigua, que
tambien qued6 reducida a CO.
nizas, en- ell interior.
Una de las bodegas es pro-
piedad eel Sr. Cacciatore.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
CITADOS LOS ANFIBIOS

Por este medic cito a los
miembros del "Club Tampa An
fibios" para Ell Domingo 5 de-
corriente, a las doce meridiano,
para asuntos importantes sobre
Sports y Nataci6n.
Sc les ruega la mas puntual
asistencia.
P. J. Rodriguez,
Act. Captain.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
CRONICAS DE SEPULVEDA
Ell CIMBEL DEL CAPITOLIO
Por Luis C. SepdlVedG

de Cuba ante ell Gobierno de
Washington, y Representative dc
la Rep1blica antillana en- la A
samblea de la Liga de las Nacio-
mes, ACADIA de provocar una de
las situaciones mas dificiles que
hasta ahora ha confrontado el
|, Congreso de Ginebra. Ell Incl
dente surgi6 cuando ell repre-
sentante de Cuba Sc opuso, en-
nombre de su representada, a
que Sc sancionase ell p~rotocolo
destinado a enmendar los esta-
tutos de la Corte Mundial. De a.
cuerdo con 10 que dice Ferrara.
Cuba Sc opone con toda su au-
toridad de EStado soberano a
que Sc sancione csc protocolC
para los intereses cubanos."
Sobre este ell Representative
de Grecia, M. Politis dijo que
era de lamentarse que ell esfuer-
20 de buena voluntad de todos
los paises fracasara por la ne,
gativa de Cuba a cooperar y a
conceder, maxine 81 Sc tiene er
cuenta que la Liga es un cuerpc
en- ell cual las mutuas concesio-
mes sea la regla". Y Ferrara,
que ante TODD es italiano y ne
pierde oportunidad de "hacer
una escena", Sc irgui6 con acti'
tudes de baritone en- "fa", pro,
clamando que mi Grecia nj M
Politis pueden marcarle a Gu.
ba una Inca de conducta", y
Ique Isl un Estado sc We obliga.
do a aceptar cualquier obliga-
ci6n que no quiero aceptar
tendremos que la Liga Sc con-
vierte en- un super-Estado que
impone una preston moral peol
que todas las presiones materia.
les" Y remat6, en- calder6n, de-
clarando que "hemos venido q
cooperar y no a obedecer". Bo.
nito, lverdad? Pero...
' No hay italiano que pueda.
| aunque sea por un solo momen.
to, dejar de actuar en- opera
Por ESQ, como en- ell tercer acto.
los baritonos siempre terminar
cediendo, o suicidandose, o Pc
reciendo a manos de la tiple G
del tenor, Ferrara, fiel a su ira.
dici6n racial Y a su atavismC
verdiano, termin6 cediendo y
concediendo cuando Mr.. WI, e.
Embajador de China, intervino
con un oportuno y regocijado
comentario sobre la temperatu.
ra. Esta es la raz6n por la cual
I'll Commendattore' Ferrara di
10 que Isl todos los miembros dc
la Liga ~ratifican ell protocolo,
Cuba tambien 10 ratificara"..
Total: mucha opera, ma niente
GffdtO... para que 10 entienda
Ferrara. Protesta contra ell SUI
per-Estado Y concluye diciendo
que las resoluciones de este son
las Gnicas que acata. IQue hay
detras de TODD este? Veamos:
En- los Estados Unidos hay
dos corrientes, igualmente po-
derosas e influyentes, una en-
favor de la entrada de este
pals a la Liga, Y la otra en- con-
ira. Los paladines del pro han
ganado mucho terreno en- los
1ltimos tiempos, y a sus huestes
Sc han sumado personalidades
respetabilfsimas, cuyos nombres
por 81 solos, representa- un
triunfo para la causa que pa
trocinan. FL hando eontrario no
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
CANDIDATE PARA GOBER-
NADOR Ell
FOSTER

Albany, New York, Oct. A.
Una petici6n llevando 28,272 fir
mas coloca a William z. Foster,
de New York, como candidate
de los comunistas para goberna-
dor del estado.
Ell secretario de estado tom3
nota de la petici6n, hecha de a
cuerdo con la ley.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

Los danos Sc calculan en-
mas de $4,000 y sup6nese que
las mercancfas estan asegura-
das.
Verified una investigation ell
Inspector de incendios, Sr. F.
Jones.
Para combatir ell incendio
Sc extendieron tres mangue-
ras.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

es debil, tampoco, y cuenta a su
yez con encumbradas reputacio-
mes en- los diversos campos de Ia
actividad nacional. Los prime
ros va consiguieron que ell Co
bierno de Washington entire a
formar parte de la Corte Mum
dial subsidiaria de la Liga, y es.
ia, para facilitar ell paso, acce-
do a sancionar en- su Asamblea,
con ell solo vote de los represen-
tantes de cada pals y sin nece-
sidad de la ratification Official
de los gobiernos Representatives,
ell nuevo ~protocolo que revisa los
estatutos de la Corte Mundial, y
cuyo autor es Ell eminente jul
rista norteamericano Mr.. Elihu
Root. Todos los representatives
a la Asamblea ginebrina dieron
su voto de aprobaci6n, menos
Orestes Ferrara, representa-
tie de Cuba, dando para clio las
razones que va citamos antes.
Lo curioso de este es que ell mis-
me gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos habia declarado estar de a
cuerdo al informar a la Liga
que mo tenla NADIA que objetar
al protocolo"...
Tenemos pues que Orestes Fe
rrara ha querido ser mas papis-
ia que ell Papa, O., 10 que es peor,
no por el sine por Cuba, Sc ha
prestado a servir de cimbel O
de entruch6n en- ell juego de la
politica anti-liguista de los Re-
publicanos que hoy controlan ell
gobierno de Washington. Y es-
tos, que en- su maniobra han
querido ~satisfacer a tirios y tro-
yanos no objetando primero, Y
valiendose de la estratagema de
un tercero que les favOreciera
F; su retirada sin que tenga carac-
ter de tai, Sc encuentran ahora
con que han bloqueado a la Lii
ga, no han logrado satisfacer a
nadie y, f~inalmente, Ferrara
vuelve a ponerse en- caracter v
como ell Figaro" de Beaumar-
chais pasa la carta con la zurda
a la "Rosina" de Ginebra mien-
trs lie hace la venia al elefante
capitolino del Potomac, que en-
este case viene a ser ell DON
Bartolo" de la regocijada farsa
que musico Rossini. Solo que Fe
rrara en- vez de entonar ell Lar
go al Factotum de la Citta...
debe, de ahora en- adelante, Pc
dir: Campo al cimbel del Ca
! pitolio!" Asi cumplira su tradi-
ci6n racial de la opera y al mis-
mo tempo ha de dejar satisfe-
chos a los names de Washing
ton que seg1n la farsa consagra
da "nunca dijo una mentira".
LWis C. SepdlvedG.
New York, Sept. de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by
PGuGS Features Syndicate
Prohibida la reproduction
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
UNION DE R~EZAGADORES

Companeros: Por orden del
P~residente, otto a Vd. para la
Junta General Extraordinaria
que Sc celebrara ell pr6ximo Do
mingo, dia 5 del presente mes, a
las 9 de la manana, EN- ell Cen
tro Obrero.
Fraternalmente,
Ramon Fernandez,
Secretario.
The Washington times., 1930-12-03
ROCKNE HOLDS
SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Football
fans who have wagered the rent
money that Notre Dame will
storm the citadels Of Southern
California on Saturday conf
dently expect Prof. Knute K,
Rockne to confound the Trojans
with some hitherto undiscloSed
masterpiece Of gridiron strategy
Rockne rooters firmly believe
that the eminent lecturer, author
teacher, radio broadcaster. rule
maker and coach will qualify as
a magician by pulling q brand
new rabbit out Of the pigsk1n
hat. They will tell you that the
master mind prescribed ortho
dox, defensive football against
Northwestern and Army so as
to save a flock Of new trick plays
for this last hurdle in the march
for another national champion
ship.
What is more likely is that
the seer of South Bend will re-
turn to the methods that brought
him fame, and concentrate on
forward passes against the TTo.
JAMS. The aerial attack, always
a powerful weapon in Rockns's
repertoire, has been used but in,
frequently this season. 1t
wasn't needed, but on Saturday
the ramblers will need every
thing they have.
The NomadS had to pass to
beat Southern Methodist, 20 to
IA, in the seasons opener. A
long heave from Schwartz to
Conley salted that one away
after the aerial attack Of the
Mustangs had held the Ramblers
to a standStill.