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Reward Offered
For Arrest

Following the issuance or a
warrant for the arrest OF y. e.
Grinstead. who recently came
TO Brownsville representing him
self 70 be a staff writer OF the
Kansas City Star. on a charge
or stealing an automobile, a
reward has been posted for his
apprehension.
This reward OF $50 Is offered
by The Brownsville Herald and
the Brownsville Retail Mer-
chants Association.
The car which was reported
missing was found at Bishop.
Texas.
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not head southwark on its 5000
mile flight until after 8 p. m. The
intervening time was consumed in
making four refueling contacts in
which 425 gallons OF gasoline were
put aboard. The X Of New Haven
carried lbs gallons when 1t left
the ground. The light load reduced
danger Of a crack-up in the takeoff.
The crew consists OF Randy En-
slow. chief pilot and radio operator,
Garland p. Reed and James Car
rigan. assistant pilots.
After refueling in the afr at
Havana. which they expected to
reach in 20 hours. the fliers plan
TO cross the Caribbean sea to
Panama for the second refueling
contact. From there they So 70
Lima, Peru. and refuel again be-
fore hurdling the Andes to Men
doza, Argentina. 1T,T00 niles away.
Continued on page l0)
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RECORD FLIGHT
IS ON TODAY

ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. ", July
16-tP-Loaded with fuel taken on
in the air. the monopiane K Of
New Haven was presumably speed
ing toward Havana, Cuba, today,
It's next refuelling point in a flight
TO Buenos Aires. the longest nom
stop flight ever attempted.
Although the plane took off at
1924 p. m. EST) yesterday 1t did
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Rio Grande City
To Build School
Especial 70 The Herald)

VGptCIaI 70 HE HETdIIJ
HARLINGEN, July 16.-Plans are
nearly finished for the proposed
100000 school building program &C
Rio Grande City, the Valley Build
ers Exchange announces. The plans
are being drawn by r. Newell Wa
terS Of Weslaco. They call for a r.
room grammar school, an eight
room high school and library. and
auditorium TO seat 500. A bond is
sue election viii be called to finance
the project.
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Water Commission Asked
Washington Will Be Requested to Retain
Boundary Board; Busy &C. Meeting

In all possibility the water boundary commission will be retained here.
according to a report read to the board Of directors or the chamber OF
commerce Tuesday night BY r. q. Creager, chairman Of the water con-
servaton committee.
Talk Of abandoning the commission has been circulated recently. but
Mr.. Creager said that he would take Up the matter with Washington Of
fcials and felt assured that the board would be retained.
Such a commission is necessary, Mr.. Creager explained. Ia order to
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LONG SEEKS s~ENAToRsHIP

NEW ORLEANS, July 16.-LF-
The Louisiana Progress, weekly
newspaper supporting the state ad-
mlnistration. today announced that
Governor Huey p. Long would run
for the United States senate against
Senator Joseph Z. Ransdell
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lowed as how she would have an
ice cream soda.
what f~lavor?" asked the soda
squeezer.
strawberry. YOU dern fool she
said as she knowingly tossed her
head.
And folks she was not from Ark
ansas, either.
MINATED Annie says that n
"A of the greatest indoor sports
these days is that Of sitting on
" alleged sport.
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the people have
not left the u
try yet.
Tale is being
told here in the
Valley OF a couple
who dropped into
an ice cream soda
emporium h e
other day to taste
OF its wares. Yes,
some still have
their drinks on
this side OF the
Rio.
rTrL- ~n.~-~ l. =
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FLIERS ESCAPE

BOSTWICK. Ga, July 16-fP-
The monoplane X Of New Haven
crashed here today but the occu-
pants escaped by use Of para
chutes.
The plane was enroute to South
America.
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WIDOW
ABOUT DEATH
OF HUMBER
Motive of Killer Is
Sought Before
Taking Trail

Seeking clues which might lead
to the Identification Of the person
who murdered Charles Humber as
he slept In his home on the Boca
Chica road early Tuesday morning.
members Of the sheriff's departm--lt
questioned the widow Of the dead
man Wednesday.
At the time OF the murder. Mrs.
Humber was In Mexico attending
to cotton holdings she has there.
The officers went over details OF
Numbers life and business with the
widow searching a motive which
might have caused his death.
Officers were firm in their belief
that the murderer crossed the Rio
Grande from Mexico In a boat and
returned after the shooting.
Mexico Co-operates
Mexican police authorities are
cooperating with the sheriff's de-
partment in a vigorous investiga-
VIZ Va viz EAaN AAlA AfANAAl0[40 VI
the sheriff's department found a
place on the banks OF the river
where a boat was tied. They fol-
lowed tracks from that point to the
small window through which Hum
Der vas shot and back TO the banks
Of the Rio Grande.
Humber was alone IN the house
at the time Of the shooting. Elmer
Ritchey. who vas helping him
farm. however. slept under a tree
within 30 feet Of the house. Ritchey
says he slept throughout the night
and was not awakened by gunshot.
Buckshot Used
Numbers death was discovered
Tuesday morning. Suppos,ng the
farmer to be asleep after working
in the fields late Monday night
busting cotton. Ritchey did not
attempt to awaken him. After the
farm hands had been sent out and
breakfast served, Ritchey sent q
Mexican boy to awaken Humber.
The youth found the man laying
on his left side with his back TO
the wall in a natural pose. Closer
investigation revealed that he was
dead with a charge OF No. 8 buck
shot entering through the base OF
his skull. coming out through his
mouth. A small window near the
back Of Numbers head was open
and a slit had been cut through
a mosquito net. evidently TO admit
the barrel Of the shotgun. His head
and shoulders were badly powder
burned.
Body TO Albany
Preparations were being made
TO forward Numbers body 70 Al
banv. Texas. this evening. but a
telegram was received at noon stat
ing that his brother. Ebert. would
arrive this afternoon. What IS TO
be done with the body will rest
with the brother.
Humber Is survived BY his father.
q brother and a sister. all Of when
reside in Albany. His wife and
five step-children also survive the
decedent.
Funeral arrangements are being
handled by the w. A. Darling un-
dertaking establishment.
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FIRE
SWITCHES TO
SECOND RACE
Attorney General Is
Defended BY
Petsch
fBy The Associated Press

Candidates for the democratic
nomination for governor having
settled down to a steady, running
repetition Of their stock campaign
arguments, interest in the political
campaign fast approaching the July
Is primaries today was turning
upon the attorney generals race.
The candidates themselves were
absent from the debate set for to-
night between Rep. Alfred p. 2.
Petsch OF Fredericksburg and Rep.
Bob Long Of Wichita Falls, the
scene in the court house at Llano.
Petsch, supporter Of Atty. Gen.
Robert L. Bobbitt, challenged Long,
speaking for James v. Alfred OF
Wichita Falls, runner-up in the at
torney generals race four years
ago and now opposing Bobbitt.
Moody Raped
The argument grew out Of a
challenge issued at Llano at the
Fourth of July celebration, when
Long attacked the record OF Bob
bitt. Petsch, who was On the pro-
gram TO speak for r. S. SterhngS
candidacy for governor. defended
Bobbitt against accusations and
what he termed unfair criticism.
Petsch presented his challenge, say
ing he would resign his office as
representative from the Llano dis
trict If Long could prove his
charges. The challenge was imme-
diately accepted.
Warming up, on the other hand,
was Cecil Storey Of Vernon, an
other aspirant for the attorney
g~eneralship. In a speech yeSter-
day at Amarillo he accused Gov
ernor Dan Moody OF Quitting into
the attorney generals race" and
charged the governor had said
Storey was a candidate Of the Fer
guSons." Storey asserted any such
accusation was false and malic-
ious."
Bobbitt Answers
He further asserted that while
DOOlAtb WCAAL d9OaA NAAC 0N1SG AAN~&
ing speeches before civic clubs and
schools, he had permitted regents
of the University of Texas to con-
tract with a law firm in San An
tonic at q cost Of $4,000 cash and
a contingent fee up to $4,000 to
handle two law suits which the re-
gents wished filed. Such a con-
tract Is void and it is the plain
duty of the attorney general and
his department to file such suits"
Storey declared. He also accused
Bobbitt Of postponing the Bexar
county ousted suits until after the
election.
Bobbitt at Sweetwater. replied to
a charge made by Storey at Dali
las. challenging Storey to name any
school boy" on his staff.
I've known Mr.. Storey for eight
or ten years and If he was on my
staff. the average Of integrity and
ability OF the department would
not be improved" Bobbitt retorted.
Swapping territory" appeared
the policy in the campaigns of Ross
s. Sterling Of Houston. candidate
for governor, and Clint Small Of
Wellington.
Sterling Defends Bonds
While Sterling spoke yesterday
at Vernon, on his invasion Of the
west Texas territory. explaining his
stand on the highway bond pro-
posal. Small was in Corpus Christi.
Small attacked the proposed
S350,000.000 highway bond issue,
Continued or Page 81
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IN OUR
VALLEY
BY c. vi. HALL

VTARLINGEN voters rose UP yes
iii terday and said they did not
care to go into the airport bust
ness. 1t was a proposition to vote
100000 in bonds 70 care for the
investment.
Why, we who live down at the
other end of the county, do not
know, and consider II purely Har-
lingen's business. If Har.ingen does
not think an airport at that price
profitable, that is for its citizens 70
say.
Brownsville Is very proud OF her
port, but at the same time has not
.feIt that an airport at Harrington
\ would seriously cut into her business
Many more than another railroad
comma to both towns would do. But
IL seems the 654 voters did not care
for it by a ballot reported at 4O2
against and 252 for.
FOLLOWING a request from the
Harlingen Chamber OF Com
merce for an accounting Of the
money spent in attempts 70 bring
deep water transportation 70 that
city. same was not forthcoming at
the meeting Of that body last night.
II Is now said that a full report
Of the finances Of the navigation
BODY will be made at the next meet
ing OF the commissioners. Petitions
II Is said. are being circulated ask
ing that salaries be sliced off the
expenses Of the promotion.
This move, It Is added, has been
started to remove j. 3. Chambers,
who wired from Washington that
dire things were being done 70 the
brownsville port move in favor OF a
mort at Harrington. which as n
looks back over the various steps
taken for the Harrington port, ne
feels that Mr.. Chambers was not
On the inside Of how Washington
was feeling about the matter.
nETURNS Of the citrus census from
IL washington show an exact count
~ OF COOL, l01 trees.
The Valley has plenty Of fruit.
The Valley has plenty Of vegetables.
The Valley has a comfortable sum
mer climate and a delightful winter
climate. The Valley has resources
for all kinds OF aquatic sports.
DEVELOPMENT Of these resources
seems 10 the engineer Of this col
umn one Of the greatest dollar
catchers now possessed. Had one
half the fish stories Ctrue FISH
stories told here within the past
two weeks been printed where the
Dopulation teens. people would nave
Aeen coming down here IN flockS
B see what IL Is all about. They
would have rushed in hot to tlsn
md left many a cold dollar benind.
And glad to do II. They will get
their moneys worth. and keep on
coming, once started.
Brownsville. sitting at the water
end Of the Valley. and the nearest
neiphbor 70 Mexico. where certain
refreshments and an entire change
OF scenery can be had, should cap
italize the greatest from this situ-
alton.
CENSUS figures show that the ur-
Il. ban population in these United
States has surpassed that OF
the country. But in another sense
OF the term all
nm the people have
not left the coun-
try yet.
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WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Fair to partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday.
Fer East Texas: Generally fair III
north. partly cloudy in south Dor
ton tonight and Thursday; warmer
In north portion tonight.
Light 70 moderate southerly ID
easterly winds ON the coast.
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TTDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide at Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal metecrol-
ogical conditions:
High ---.-. $40 a4 M 900 ID. YIN.
Low -....--. l:l3 a. m.: 3:34 y. m.
MISCELLANEOUS DATA
Sunset today T.a4
sunrise tomorrow s.p......... 5.4B
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RIVER FORECAST

There will be no material change
In the river during the next few
days.
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CENSUS figures show that the ur-
ban population in these United
" States has surpassed that OF
the country. But in another sense
~ the term all
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Sterling Defends Bonds

While Sterling spoke yesterday
at Vernon, on his invasion Of the
west Texas territory. explaining his
stand ON the highway bond pro-
posal. Small was in Corpus Christi.
Small attacked the proposed
$3.50, 100000 highway bond issue,
Continued or Page 81
La gaceta., 1930-06-23
DE POLITICA

Presto manana un buen ser
vicio a West Tampa y ell dis
trito n1mero 2, reeligiendo a
Mr.. John T. Gum.
Contra Gum y sus partida-
rios Sc han lanzado duros e in
justos cargos y al pueblo CO.
rresponde dar la victoria al
que la merece.
Mr.. Gum do una prueba de
aprecio a los "latinos" entire
gando la mesa del p~rescinto
ndmero 81 a conocidos ciuda-
danos de West Tampa.
La cruz debe hacerla a la
derecha del nombre John T.
Gum y a la derecha del nom
bre r. A. Gray.
Aunque l.. NJ. HattOn sera
derrotado, ~nosotros 10 recomen
damos a los e~lectores "Iatin0s'
sobre Ell tai Simmons, secreta-
rio de la corte de 10 criminal.
Simmons no ha empleado a
ning0n ciudadano Latino" en-
su departamento y ha dicho
que tampoco 10 empleara en- el
future.
Hatton ha sidO el educator
de centenares de j6venes ia
tinos" y continuara si6ndolo.
Sabiendo que sera derrota-
do, porque la fuerza en- este
case no acompana a la raz6n.
La gaceta., 1930-06-23

La inquietud fue Nevada Ell
sabado a muchos hogares de
obreros de Tampa.
Las fabricas que dirige On,
Enrique, ell querido amigo de
On. Mariana, dejaron sin ira
bajo a cerca de 500 torcedo :
res.
Tambien utilizaron la qua
dana" contra los obreroS en-
las manufactures" llamadas
Martinez Ybor y La Flor de
Cuba.
Mala era la situaci6n y este
reparto de encarnadas r la vie
ne a compIicar y empeorar.
Esta industrial nuestra, vol-
vemos a repetirlo, para desa :
rrollarse y desarrollar la rique
Ia de Tampa, ha menester de
la cooperation de todos.
Mas intensa es la tormenta
de 10 que todos esperabamos!
Pongamos las senales de
temporal, apuntalemos w.. es-
peremos ell tempo bonancible.
La gaceta., 1930-06-23
s @ CIA L E s

ci6n;" Arcadia Leiva, director
de LA Prensa;" Manuel Lie
.ras, redactor del Times" Ali
estaban tambien los j6venes
que representa- a los bandos
"rojos' y "verdes' en- la venta
de los tickets para la monstruo
sa "romeria" de los GESTURES"
senalada para ell dla 10 de jul
Ito en- la playa de Rocky
Point" Juan Fernandez, Ce-
.ferino Fernandez, Rafael Mar
tinez, Ramon Garcia, Maxine
Gonzalez, Miguel Fernandez,
IGenaro Garcia, R. Rodriguez,
#. Diaz, Manuel Abarca, Ma
rio Lopez y Otilio Hernandez.
Pueden estar satisfechos y
contentos los muchachos per-
tenecientes a la "Secci6n At
|letica del Circulo Cubano" de
|su triunfo de aver en- esa fies-
ia.
La gaceta., 1930-06-23

Artemisa, la Union Nacionalis
ia, en- su afan constante de
utiliZar s0lamente los procedi-
mientos legales, mientras Wis
lumbre uno solo, Sc ha dirigi-
do a los Tribunales de JuSticia
querellandoSe contra los que
aparecen como responsibilities
de las 6rdenes del 8 y 20 de
septiembre de 1927, Y de las
demas dictadas con ell miSmo
fin, causantes de los atropellos
de Artemisa, obteniendo asi
su ~derogaci6n para que la
fuerza armada no pueda estor-
bar ell ejercicio e derecho de
reunion, garantizado por nues
ira Carta Fundamental"
"Esperamos que, segdn unt
Erase celebre, Sc nos hara jus
ticia AUNQUE Sc DESPLO-
MEN LOS CIELOS."
Con ell presidente atropellan
do a los cubanos, por la "bene-
volencia" de la caEcitleria es-
taduhidense, ell gobierno muy
POGO puede hacer en- favor de
la republica atropeliada POI
los altos aranceles.
lie falta PRESTIGE a la Die
tadura para demandar "justi-
cia," aranceles justos, del GO
bierno del p~residente Hoover.
Podra demandarla en- voZ
baja, suplicante, no como I'm
chiquitin viril, energico, que
disp0niendose a la muerte a
rroje la verdad a la cara" del
Poderoso y lie desafie para que
comparezca ante ell "tribunai'
de la opinion pdblica de todos
los paises civilizados.
La gaceta., 1930-06-23
SEIS PERSONALS MURIE-
RON EN-

Atlanta, Ga, JUNO 23.-Du-
rante ell dia del domingo seis
personals perdieron la vida en- el
Sur, a causa de academies. La
mitad de las desgracias ocurrie
ron en- Pensacola, Fla, d0nde Ia
Sra, Emma Parks, de % amos,
blanca, y Claude Petteway, IA
amos, y Levy Bryant, de 10, ne
gros, murieron en- I'm acciden-
tie automovilista. En- Arthur, N,
G. ell tren de pasajeros de la Il,
nea Norfolk Southern descarri-
10, muriendo ell maquinista, Nor
NAL l.. Ferratt.
Tn hombre que no ha podido
ser indentificad0, de la raza
blanca, fue aplastado por I'm
tren de pasaieros cerca de Bir-
mingham, Alabama.
Al v0Icarse su aut0m6vil GER
ca de Georgetown, Tenn, reel
bio lesiones que lie causaron la
muerte la Sra. Herschei Gross.
La gaceta., 1930-06-23
FL GRAF EN-
BERLIN

Berlin, JUNO 23.-Luego de
su aventura de aver ell dirigibie
Graf Zeppelin sc encuentra a.
qui visitando a los delegados a
la conferencia mundiaI de electri
cidad. 10 de aver fu6 cuipa de
los rayos del sol. Calentado Ell
hidr6geno por los rayos del sol,
aver, en- Hamburgo, ell dirigibIe
Sc escape de las manos de los
que 10 sujetaban y en- un momen
TO Sc levant6 con unos pocos de
sus tripulantes a bordo, dejan-
do en- terra asombrados y an
gustiados a sus oficiales y 45
~pasajeros.
Ell captain lehman espera-
ba que ell buque d~escendiera de
nuevo; pero la tripulaci6n dijo
por la telegrafia sin hilos que
lie era impossible y seguia viaje
a Berlin.
Asustado ell captain lie sigui6
EN- un aeroplano que contrata-
eI y Ell captain Won Schiller.
Sin novedad hizo ell viaje el
y fu6 amarrado sin no
vedad, en- una atm6sfera favo-
en- esta ciudad. j
La gaceta., 1930-06-23
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE- ESPANA

Madrid. JUNO 23.-Despa.
choS llegados de Paris dan cuen
ia de que en- la manana de aver
conferenciaron en- la capital
francesa el rey Alfonso que Sc
halla de viaje hasta Londres, V
ell eXministro liberal Don San
tiago Alba.
Al terminarse la entrevista
Ell Sr. Alba do una nota a los
periodistas, que dijo habia sido
aprobada por ell rey. en- la cual
dice que deseando olvidar rem
elias personales y diferencias
de opinion, en- beneficio de de-
volver a Espana la forma demo-
cratica de gobierno, conferen-
clio con ell rey, mostrandose ell
contrario a hacerse cargo del
gobierno mientras exista en- Es-
pana la presente incoherencia y
confusion.
Crei de mi deber discutir con
ell rey las presentes condolences
de Espana, persiguiendo la fl
nalidad de que ell regimen dc
gobierno cuente con los deseos
de la mayoria. Tambien lie sugi-
rio modelar la monarquia al
La gaceta., 1930-06-23

ALA en- Occur D'Alene, Ida
no, las autoridades eXigian con
tribuciones de los vendedores
de licores intoxicantes, casas
de juegos, ETC." con ell fin de
pagan los gastos de la munich
palidad, incluyendo ia cons
trucci6n de puentes y caminos
y ell sostenimiento del fondo
para las escuelas."
Descubierta la "maldad"
fueron detenidos ell alcalde, ell
exalcaIde, ell jefe de policia,
Ell exsheriff y otros prominen-
ties ciudadanos. Los cargos lie
fueron probados y un jurado
los encontr6 culpables.
De nuevo ha brillado la JUS
ticia y a los delincuentes Sc les
debe aplicar TODD ell rigor de
la ley.
NADIA de ESQ les hubiera pa
.sado 81 en- lugar de ser tontos,
recaudando de los vicios para
ell mantenimiento de la ciudad
o pueblo, Sc hubieran dedica-
do a cobrar para ellcs.
Cometieron un "error" de
grandes preparedness, dando
al pueblo 10 que del juego ex-
traian, y deben ser tratados
con dureza, sin compassion.
La suavidad debe guardian
Sc para cuando caigan en- las
manos de la justicia los funcio
narios que COCHRAN la "protec-
ci6n" y bonitamente Sc embol-
san las honradas %ganancias.
La gaceta., 1930-06-23

Mucho publico Sc 60 eta a
yer en- los terrenos de la pinto
resca playa de Rocky Point,
atraido por ell anuncio que du-
rante la semana Sc lie habia he
cho a la "romerla" de los mu-
chachos atleticos del "Circulo"
En- la Glorieta, despues que
termin6 ell almuerZo, al cuai a.
sistieron alrededor de doscien-
tos comensales, Sc encontraban
hechiceras ~senoritas entregadas
al bale, que dur6 hasta las ocho
de la noche.
Ell "son' priv6 en- toda la tar
de, siendo muy a~plaudido ell sex
teto Diana, que al inciito
Champion" tiene por Captain.
Ell la maquina de los como
cidos j6venes Genaro Garcia y
Juan Fernandez, propietarios
de la casa Mems Shop, estable
cimiento favorito de la juven-
tud, fui llevado hasta Hell Har
bor".
va habia empezado ell agape,
Que result6 muy simpatico.
Tomaron asiento en- la mesa
central, los senores D. B.. Nc
Kay, Mayor de la Ciudad; We
toriano Manteiga, director de
esta publication; Guillermo Els
pinosa, Consul de Cuba en- Tam
pa; Eliseo Perez, Vice Consul
de Cuba en- Tampa; Eduardo
Valdls, Presidente del "Circu-
10 Cubano'; Manuel R. Caniza-
res; E. Sanchez, A. Montoto, re
dactor-jefe de la plana de sport
del peri6dico "La Prensa", DR..
Gustavo Porro, John Pacheco,
CONCEAL de nuestro Conslsto'
rio; DIR. Jose Franco y su ele-
gante esposa; Mario Domin-
guez, Aurora Salas, DR.. Torret'
ia Y sonora; Marta Blanco, Isl
doro Sanchez; Baltasar Pache,
co; DR.. Adrian Bustillo, jose
Vaiero Y otros.
En- otra mesa aparte Sc sen
taron los chicos de la prensa
que lIevaban la representation
de sus respectivos periodicos
ano.ando los nombres de io'
simpaticos companeros Diego
Heres, cronista de LA Tradu'
La gaceta., 1930-06-23

ci6n Sc niegan a admitir la de-
rrota y esperan aprobar una
MEDIA conveniente al presiden
tie Hoover, preparada sobre I'm
plan del senador Reed, de Penn
sylvania.
En- estilo vigoroso ell presi-
dente Hoover expone sus obje-
clones a la ley en- una carta al
senador Watson, publicada hoy.
Clitica la medida como desati-
NADIA y opuesta a los mejores in.
tereses de los mismos vetera-
nos.
Asegura que 81 la ley fuera
puesta en- vigor habria necesi-
dad de aumentar las contribu-
clones para evitar un deficit al
termino del ano fiscal.
La gaceta., 1930-06-23

Con bastante concurrencia Sc
celebr6 ell bale "Criollo en- la
planta baja del Palacio de las
"Logias Unidas'', ell pasado sa-
bado.
Triunf6 ell "son" con ell "sex-
teto floridano" y nuestra juven
tud lie rindi6 los honores,
Tn exito rotundo que Sc ha a
notado la prestigiosa "Seccion
de Recreo' de las referidas Lo-
gias.
iCuando Sc dara ell otro? Pre-
gunta esta que formulan elias y
ellos, triunfadores en- ell baila-
bic genuinamente criollo.