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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Rutland Duckett Beard
will go to New York tomorrow to meet
the latter's uncle, Mr.. Joseph Sur, who
will arrive aboard the Cythia from his
home in Harrogate. England. Mr. and
Mrs. Beard and Mr.. Surf will remain
in New York until the end of next week
when they will come to Washington.
MIR. Surf will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Beard in their home in Chevy
Chase, Nd, for a month before starting
for six months tour of this country.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamil-
ton will entertain 20 guests at buffet
supper and bridge in their home, on
Cathedral avenue, this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10

Mrs. Karl D. Klemm entertained a
company OF 80 at luncheon today at the
National WomanIs Country Club in
honor of her house guest, Mrs. Henry A.
Wise-Wood of New York, and Miss Mar
garet Fitzhugh Brown of Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10


Oughly seasoned and kiln dried, are
used.
Joints are perfectly fitted, glued,
doweled and corner blocked.
The frame is rubbed after each opera
tion to insure a smooth and uniform
finish.
The Valentine Seaver method of
webbing" and ''sprineing' is a de-
light TO the expert who knows fine
workmanship.
Only soft, resilient, double-cone type
springs are used--carefully selected
and Manifested.
Covering on the back is carefully
sewed on, by hand, to insure we'll
tailored appearance.
Valentine Seaver has a patented
method of using down in sofa and
chair backs-called "Naluzsea."
In the spring filled cushions a special
Valentine Seaver patented de
Luxe construction is used.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
MOVE SLOVENSKE LETISKO

Pre- novu letecku llniu Brati-
slava-Kosice ma byt' vybudova-
ne move letisko pri Ruzomberku.
Letisko bude na Liskovskych Lii
kach nedaleko mesta. Je to rovl-
ma bezmala 1000 stvor. metrov.
Toto letisko bude najmodernej-
sim V celom Cesko-Slovensku a
dostane sa mu al toho zariadenia,
ze pre- cestovatel 'ov do Tatier idil
cich, pojdu v urcitych dnoch z
Ruzomberka do hlavnych. tatran-
skych stanic zvlastne vlaky. Lett
sko, 'ktoreho stavbu bude finan-
covat' Cesko-slovenska letecka
spolocnost', bude sa. skladat' z
dvoch ciastok, 2 ktorych jednej
bude pouzivane len k ucelom vo-
jenskym a druha bude urcena pre-
verejnn osobnu dopravu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25

hovaleckych roku 1929 Dol mensi
ako v roku predchadzajdcom. Tie
to data svedcia, Re nasmu vyst a
hovalectvu budeme muIsiet' We
novat' este zvysenej pozornosti. -
: Sdkusom vsetkeho je: Pomery
v historickych krajinach sa, ute
sene konsoliduju a napravaju,
l'ud tam miesto emigracie bohat-
ne, alebo sa st'ahuje do vopred
pripravenych teplych hniezd na
Slovensko a Podkarpatsk1 Rus
pomery na Slovensku Podk. Ru-
81 rapidne sa zhorsuj1, moznost'
prace ubnda, lud sa st 'ahuje hui
fine krajiny, uteka "a more a
hospodarsky upaduje. Kde sd tie
mnoho spomfnane ovocia blaho-
darnej prace vsetkych tych, kto-
ri pracovali pracuj1 pre- smer a
v sluzbe ducha, ktoreho snahou
je Slovensko a Podkarpatsku Rus
hospodarsky uplne absorbovat' 3?
(vk v tsvm. Mar. Nov.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
MENGUSOVCE PROTI ALKO
HOLU.

Obyvatel'stvo obce Menguso-
vice ma Spisi domohlo sa usilov-
nou pracou a sporivost 'ou znac-
.neho blahobytu, ktory i'm umoz-
nuje slusne zivobytie. Pri tom su
-obyvatelia obce Mengusoviec Z
vel'kej ciastky nepriatelmi AXE
hokol 'vek alkoholu.
" tychto dnoch sa rozhodli, re
vycap alkoholickych napojov v
Mengusovciach vobec' znemoznia
a najomca jedineho hostinca do
stal vypoved'. ObyvatePstvo Wy
konalo Stub, ze sa bude zdrzla-
vat vsetkych liehovych napojov
a nemozno pochybovat', ze tomu-
to sPubu dostoja. Bolo by dobre,
keby tohoto prikladu nasledovaly
al inc nase dediny poete co maj
hoinejsom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
PaEVEZENIE PoZoSTATKoV
FV. AASINKA. .--

V j1ni bude uskutoenene pre-
vezenie telesnych pozostatkov INA
'meho slovenskeho narodneho pra-
covnika a .historika F. Y. Saslnka
z Kailbachu, pri Styrskom Hrad-
ci do Skalice, kde sa narodil. Sa-
|sinek bol pre- svoje slovenske pre-
svedeenie Mad 'armi prenasledo-
vany a uchylil sa preto do klasto-
ra Rakdsku. Jeho telesne pozo-
statky bud1 ulozene kapli, kde
bude odhalena pamatna tabuPa
cd majstra Salouna. Vel'ke mani
festacne slavnosti bud1 IA. a Is
j1na. Sucasne bude otvorena w
stava prac a pamiatok ma F. v
Sasinka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
PoDAKovAN1E PRIATELoM.

Ctena redakcia Young. Slov.
Novin! Raete mi uverejnit' paru
riadkov, chcem sa pod 'akovat
vsetkym svojim priatePom, ktori
ma prisli navstlvit' pocas mojej
tchoroby. A sice Is. marca som
nahodou spadnul SO stroma, ma
ktorom som konare orezoval to
tax nest 'astne, ze som Dol vel mi
pokaliceny. Jedno rebro som NAL
zlamane, ma krizovej kosti som
NAL asi tri obratle vyskocene, no.
ha S kluba bola vytknuta, TAX re
som boil opravdovym mrzakom.
Nal som pri sebe doktora, ale
ked' som videl, ze mi je ME lep-
Sic, ba este horSie, tax som sa O.
bratil ma Ora Jozefa Sofranca,
chiropraktickeho lekara, a ked'
ma opatroval, spytal som sa ho,
"Pane doktor, ako re vam ide
biznis?' On mi IA to odpovedal,
ze mu ide ME plano, ale re keby
sa ma nasich Slovakov spoliehal,
tax by uz bol davno vo fabrike
robil ako dakedy robil. A ked' mi
to povedal, tax som bol prekvape-
ny, lebo tn asi $4,000 Slovakov
ziie ma Mahoning doline a jediny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25

slovensky chiroprakticky lekar sa
must tax ponosovat', ze by ne
mohol medzi mimi zivobytie zro-
bit. Co sa nina tyka, mne Dr.. So
france pomohol, zrobil dobrd ro-.
botu. Keby som ho nebol zavolal,
bol by som mrzakom do smrti.
Pravda, este som ME 1plne zdra-
Wy, lebo ma pokrutky trapia, kto-
re som zarazil pri spadnuti. Od-
por1cam DR.. Sofranca kazdej slo-
venskej rodine, ked' maj1 dako-
no chybneho ma kosti, mech sa O.
bratia ma DIR. Sofranca ia som
isty, ze on i'm pom6ze.
Tiez sa chcem pod'akovat' Cis.
$50. I. K. s. j., podobne Podpo-
rujucemu Spolku Tatra v Youngs-
town ako al Youngstownskemu
Politickemu Klubu. Drahi bratia,
d'akujem :vam velmi krasne "a tu
uctu, ktord ste mi preukazali po-
cas- mojej choroby. A este raz od-
por1cam vsetkym Slovakom dra
Jozefa Sofranca, ked' by trpeli
co sa tyka kosti. Mech sa na neho
S doverou obratia, som isty, re i'm
on pomoze.
Som uctou,
Andrej Tarapoak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
MoDLITBY PROFIT POSTATNE-
NIU SK0L MA .SLOVENsKU A
PREJAV BISKUPA CARSKEHO

SOclallStlckl pOSlancl pOdall Ia
vladu interpelaciu prejave bis.
kupa Carskeho akcii cesko-slov
episkopatu al slovenskeho biskup.
skeho sboru prot zoStatneniu
skol, V ktorej sa hovorf:
"Rimsko-katolicky biskup Car
sky v Kosiciach nariadil vo svo.
jej diecezi veriacim modlitby pro.
ii zostatneniu slovenskeho skol
stva. "Slovensky Vychod" V Ko.
Siciach (Benesov organ) PRIME
sol o tomto cine zpravu a oznacu.
je t1to akciu slovenskeho biskupa
"a "cin statu nepriatel sky. Ma
tento clanok zaslal redakcii oslo.
venskeho Vychodu" biskup dr.
Carsky dopis, v ktorom znie:
"Co tohocasny predseda katol
skolskej hady ma Slovensku pre-.
hlasujem, re "a akciou proti po-
statneniu sk6l stoji csl. episkopat,
menovite slovensky biskupsky
sbor, ktory modlitbu "a kat. skol-
skd vychovu mladeze a "a odvra-
tenie bezvereckej skolskej vycho-
wy nariadl pre- cele Slovensko, te-
dy nestoji "a akciou 'zivel statu
neprajny.'
"Pravdou je clanku iba to, re
'ciePom modlitby je vzbudit' od-
por proti postatneniu sk0l,' t. ].
proti tomu, ably stat, konkretne
receno: ta-ktora vladna vacsina,
resp. strana, ktora 81 ministerstvo
kultu vyucby vynutila, ustal o.
vala svetonazorny smer vychovy.
Kazdy rozmysl 'ajuci clovek vie,
re smer skolskej vychovy nezavl-
81 cd toho, Gi sa nabozenstvo v
dvoch tyzdnovych hodinach Wy
ucuje, alebo ME, ale cd toho, aky
le smer celej vyyucby a vychovy
teda: akeho svetonazoru je uci
tel, ci svoj svetonazor u ziactva
sfri, axe su ucebnice atd'."
Interpelanti tvrdia, re biskul
Carsky, c.-slov. episkopat a slo
venski biskupi vida zostatnen
skol nepravom akt nepriatel SIX!
| cirkvam a nabozenstvu. Ze pre-
krocuju hranice svojej pravomo
ci a zasahuj1 tn do pravomoc
vlady a zakonodarnych sborov
budia Jude odpor proti refor
me a ze broja tu odbojne prot
skole statnej, ktora je zakonm
republiky uznanou sucast' 'ou sria
idenia statneho.
/ Interpelanti sa pytajd, co hoe
LA vlada v tejto veci urobit', alb
lcirkevni cinitelia nenarlad 'ova
konanie modified v skolach, ktt
Irymi sa vnasa BOZ skoly med;
ISkolsk1 mladeZ.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-04-25
MRTVOLA NARODENIATKA
RIECISTI.

V Medzilaborciach bola najde-
na riecisti rieky Laborca mrt-
volka novorodeniatka, ktora bo-
la zabalena do handry celia do
tlcena cd kamenov. Policia patra
po krkavcej matke.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
~RIyOLI--SAN BENITo

No setting has ever been more
romantic than beautiful Old Mexico
colorful Monterrey, with its grace
iul palms, its golden stars. its velvet
skies and its dangerous nights. And
II is in this setting that John Boles.
the golden voice of the screen
sings the latest Spanish song BY
Mabel Wayne, famous for her -Ra-
mona and I'm a Little Spanish
Town." In Uniyersal's spectacular
extravaganza. King OF Jazz" which
opens on Tuesday at the Rivoli
theatre. San semitic.
Boles has attained his tremen-
dous popularity in romantic set
tings such as this: in The Desert
Song Rio Rita and Song OF
the West" Captain Of the Guard"
in all OF which pictures he has
portrayed tie singing. romantic
lover. In 1T Happened in Monte
rrey' both the romance OF Boles's
marvellous voice and the romance
Of Old Mexico Is blended with the
magic touch OF John Murray An
derson- famous producer OF New
York musical shows. who directed
The film for Carl Laemmle. Jr
The feminine interest is supplied
hy beautiful jeanette Loft. whose
dancing and singing ability. IN adj
dition TO her histrionic charm. won
her a long term contract with Uni
Versal for her work IN the picture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
MEXICAN POLITICAL TURMOIL
SAID TO STRENGTHEN RUBIO

az Monterrey. ii was announced that
Portes Gil had resigned as head Of
the party and departed for Tampico
where nc will resume his law prac-
tice.
Other carry-over appointees of the
Portes Gil administration have grad
ually been eliminated from the ranks
Of the present administration.
Former President Gales has vol
UNFAIRLY or because If the natural
inclination On the part OF politicians
TO look TO him for guidance has
doomed prominent In the recent pol
itical maneuvers. When he went
northward to Monterrey he was fol-
lowed by a majority OF the menu
berS of the presidents cabinet and
other administration leaders, in
GLIDING Portes Gil.
While the resignation or POrtes
Gil Is considered strengthening TO
the hand Of the president, his close
followers did not expect his resigna-
ton as head OF the party.
The sudden resignation of Colonel
Eduardo Hernandez Chazaro as gov
ernor Of the federal district three
days after his appointment to the
post, which holds a place in the
presidents cabinet. further added TO
the general completely OF the polit-
ical situation. A day before lie was
appointed head of the federal dis
trict government he had resigned
as secretary to President Ortiz Rub
10 TO assume the new post.
ChazarO. who was campaign man
ager for President Ortiz Rubio. has
been considered one Of the presi-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
BY JACK STARR-HUNT

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 14.-what 4
referred to IN the local press as
strong political convulsionr that
has engaged the attention OF Mex
leo for the past two weeks is believed
by observers to be In the process
oil capitalization in favor OF Presi-
dent Ortiz Rubi0 and what might
be termed the administration group.
Apparent developments tending
10 show this were the resignation Of
Emilio Portes Gil, former president.
as president of the revolutionary
party, which controls the political
organization Of the country that
supported President Ortiz Rubio's
candidacy.
For the past fortnight Mexico City
has been replete with periodical
alarming rumors that a political up
set raj impending. That these ru-
mors were not entirely fabricated
il obvious with the comlngs and 60
ings OF political figures and the sub
sequent. Developments that have
taken place.
When President Ortiz Rubio took
office last February 1t was generally
believed that certain outstanding
figures OF his predecessors admin
istration, among them Portes Gil.
himself, could not suddenly be cast
out OF the political organization and
the party that elected the president.
II was. however, generally felt that
there would be a gradual wedding
out of these figures In favor OF Pres
ident Ortiz RubiO's own selections
for the o influential positions.
Portes Gil was made chief OF the
cabinet at the time but after a
brief period resigned to become pres
ident of the National Revolutionary
Party, a position that In many res
poets has greater political influence
than a cabinet post.
Following the series of confer
ences between several of the most
prominent political leaders. includ-
ing Genera Elias Plutarco Gales
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
BRADY ESCAPES
SECOND FLOOD
Many Driven From Homes
In Heavy Rain Over
ALI Of Texas
CBy The Associated Press.)

Considerable damage was report
ed today in the wake of the second
series OF floods in western anc
northwestern Texas within a week
A number of bridges were out
highways badly washed and some
railroad track in need of repair.
Brady, the chief sufferer in the
flood OF a week ago. came through
its third attack from swollen waters
OF Brady river with flying colors
Whereas damage OF around s350.000
was caused by the first flood. vir-
tually none resulted from the Sec
ond. because OF warning and ex-
p~erience.
For the second time during the
day, the water rolled up toward. the
north side OF the Brady Plaza last
night, tapping against the side
walks and the barricades of sand
and cement bags In the entrances
OF mercantile establishments. After
attaining a depth Of about 10 inch
es IL began TO recede. and reports
from up river indicated all danger
for the time being was past.
A number of persons were driver
from their homes. but these had
ample time 10 remove their belong
ings and to take along food. Red
Cross headquarters found 1t nee
essary to provide for only so where
as in the previous flood 1t cared
for some 200.
More than 400 feet or track am
dump on the Santa Fe railroad
between Brady and Whitleand was
washed out on the first rise Of thr
Brady river and reconstruction
work was interrupted by the second
flood.
Railroad traffic north and west
of Amarillo was demoralized after
tracks and bridges in several places
had been swept away. Water from
the Concho river washed away 500
feet OF Santa Re track between
Valera and Talpa in Tom Green
county.
At Wichita Falls creek waters IN
lower portions OF the city rose slow
". backed up by a flood on the
Wichita river. and several families
we're removed from their homes e.
safety by police and volunteers
Lake wichita. Diversion Lake and
Lake Kemp were falling.
Heavy rains and flood conditions
in some places were reported from
eastern New Mexico, especially III
the n~eiRhborhood OF Clovis. and In
southern Oklahoma. Traffic ives
blocked between wellington. Texas
and Mangum. Oklahoma. and sew
eral spans Of the Missouri Kansas
Texas bridge over the Canadian
river at Camargo, Oklahoma. we're
carried away.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
POSSE TRAILS
MO-. KIDNAPER
Expectant Mother Carried
Away BY Masked Man;
Countryside Aroused

GREENFIELD. Mo, Oct. 14.-tPl
kidnapping of Mrs. Alma Wilson
Mckinley, 44-year-old heiress and
expectant mother. stirred south
west Missouri today.
Enraged friends joined officer:
Of a score Of cities and towns in a
patrol of highways from the foot
hills OF the Ozarks to the Missouri
River. seeking a small masked man
who abducted the girl last night
firm the ranch home of her father
Benton Wilson, oil millionaire.
Tie kidnaper, armed with a shot
gun, Sheriff Olin Killingsworth
said, entered the Wilson home where
Mrs. Mckinley and her mother
were alone. According to the Sheriff
he demanded money, but was told
there was none in the house. Hf
then forced the girl to accompany
him in the family car, after bind
ing and gagging her mother. Mrs
Wilson freed herself after half ar
hour, and notified officers.
The car was last reported seen al
Aldrich. Mo. about twenty miles
northeast Of here. Observers said
the machine. a sport coupe. was
followed by another car.
Wilson and his two sons. Everett
and Earl Wilson and the girls
husband. Harold Mckinley. were In
Kansas CITY with a load or cattle
from the 40O0-acre Wilson Estate
when the kidnapping was perpet-
rated.
Rushing back to Greenfield VIII
o offered a $4,000 reward for ap-
prehension OF the kidnaper and the
return Of his daughter.
Mrs. Mckinley was graduated
last spring from the University of
Missouri. where her husband also
a student. In high school and
at the University she won acclaim
as a basketball player.
Wilson. who made his money in
the oil fields of Oklahoma and then
returned to Dade County 10 buy
the farm OF his birth. Is building
an expensive home for his daughter
and son-in-law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
Second Berlin Riot
Nipped By Police

BERLIN, Oct. 14-P)-After an
hour of fighting police quelled riot
ing in the vicinity of the Pots
damerplatz early today.
The disturbance developed when
theater crowds stopped to see the
destruction wrought by Fascist
bands yesterday during n riot
incident TO opening Of the
ReichstaE
Rowdies saw an opportunity to
start window smashing all over
again and perhaps TO profit by
p~illaging. They insulted the police.
who cleared the Potsamerplatz with
their clubs after an hours en-
counter.
Karl ~Zoergiebel. Chief OF Police.
said virtually none but Fascists
had participated i'm the attacks on
Jewish stores yesterday.
Police patrols. both mounted and
afoot. guarded the business section
OF the city today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
Dallas Man Dies
Of Bullet Wounds

WACO. Oct. l4-iPp-J. NJ. Prultt
OF Dallas was dead today after q
shooting in a hotel lobby here. H.
s. Cunningham. also of Dallas. was
at liberty on 5000 bond. Pruitt
was shot down just after alighting
from the hotel elevator with a
woman. Cunningham told officers
his wife left their Dallas homo
Sunday ostensibly to visit relatives
at Temple, but he learned she did
not 90 there directly. After in
quiries he came to Waco. On the
hotel register for Sunday night
Pruitt had written Mrs. Pruitt"
after his own name.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
VALLEY THEATERs TUESDAY

Capitol-"Monte Carlo; jeanette
Macdonald and Jack Buchanan
Dittmann-"Amor Audaz' Span
iSh talking)
Queen-"Hot Curves"
Harrington
Arcadia-"What a Widow: Gloria
Swanson, owen Moore and Lew
Cody.
Rialto-"Eyes OF the World,
John Holland and Nance ONeil
Mercedes
Capitol-"Journey's End: by r
@. Sheriff.
McAllen-
Palace-"The Spoilers: Gary
Cooper.
Queen-"Be Yourself: Fanny
Brice.
Mission
Mission Theater-"One Night at
Susie's'; Billie Dove.
RavmondvilIe-
New Theater-"Georee Washing
ton Cohen
San Benito-
Rivoli-"King OF Jazz" Paul
Whiteman.
Palace-"Un Hombre dc Suerter
Spanish talking)
Weslaco-
Ritz-"Romance": Greta Carlo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14

BERLIN. Oct. i4-iFf-One hun
dred forty thousand metal VIC. .crs
voted today through their unions
TO strike tomorrow IA protest at
decision Of a government arbitrator
70 reduce wages eight per cent for
workers above l8 years of are. ami
six per cent for workers OF below
that age.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
SUMMARY

Barometric pressure has fallen
more or less practically through
out the United States since last re-
port, resulting in increasing cloudi-
Tess owe most Of the country this
morning. Scattered showers ac-
Cured within the last "a hours
from Texas northward and in the
Atlantic coast states. Temperature
changes we're mostly unimportant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14

dents closest associates and a men,
Der OF what might be termed the
reduced inner circle surrounding
the president and politics Of the
nation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

Besides Boles and Miss Loft there
are In the number the piquant Sis
tiers C., the dance sensation OF
Europe especially imported from
Berlin; George Chiles. New York
stage headliner. and the celebrated
Russell Market dancers, whose
beautiful line. tap and ensemble
dancing is one OF the sensations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
BLEEDING GUMS HEALED

The sight Of sore gums is sicken-
ing. Reliable dentists often report
the successful use of LETO'S PY-
ORRHEA REMEDY on their very
worst cases If you will get a bot
tie and use as directed druggists
vii return money II ii fails. Cis-
neros Drug Stores. adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-14
BULLETIN

F1rst figures, lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day; third. wind velocity at 8 a.
m: fourth, precipitation in last "a
hnlrYg
La gaceta., 1930-08-16
LUNDGREN TUvo QUE RE-
GRESAR A NEW YORK

Mitchell Field, New York,
Agosto 16.-Ted Lundgren, de
Los Angeles, sali6 de aqui a
las 9:15 de la manana con ell
prop6sito de cruzar hasta Old
Orchard, Maine, punto de par
tida de su vuelo alrededor del
mundo. A la media bora regre
SO ell aparato, diciendo ell avia-
dor que la niebla lie impedia ma
vegar con seguridad.
Habia NAL tempo cuando ell
aeroplano despego con Roger
@. Williams en- los mandos y
Williams Marsalis de copiloto.
A los pocos minutes la visibi-
iidad disminuy6 de tai manera
que ell regreso Sc hizo imperio-
so.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16
Sc DUO ESTA SEMANA
Frases y opiniones de celebri-
dades mundiales seleccionadas
por Ramiro de Ulloa.

Sci turbulento estado de E.
gipto no es una revuelta con-
ira ell dominic britanico. La in
tervencion de la Gran Breta-
ia en- los asuntos egipcios CO.
memo hace cerca de cincuen-
ia amos por una ~revuelta del
ejercito y del pueblo contra ell
Soberano de aquel Estado. Ac-
tualmente esta terminando con
otra insurrecci6n del pueblo e.
gipcio contra su rey, pero en-
esta OCCASION ell monarch esta
respaldado por ell ejercito. -
David Lloyd George.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

parade la fotografia, reptile:
81, es sorprendente.
En- aquel momento, otros dos
guardias entraban en- la habita-
ei6n.
Ell asesino aun no ha prC.
nunciado una palabra-dijo
uno de ellos.-Para poder suje-
tarle ha sido precise que lie alta
sen con cuerdas. Aquello no es
un hombre, es una fiera. Rechi-
ma los dientes Y lama unos ru-
gidos espantosos, como deben
oirse en- Africa, en- los desfila-
deros del Atlas. Debe ser un
reincidente y con toda seguri-
dad un presidiario escapado o
vuelto del destierro. De todos
modos, es un malhechor de la
peor especie, Sc tiene la seguri-
La gaceta., 1930-08-16
LOS ~NACIONALISTAS CHI
NOS DICEN HABER DE-
RROTADO A LOS REBEL
DES

Shanghai, Agosto 16.-Los
jefes del gobierno nacionalista,
animados por una serie de
triunfos sobre los ejercitos re-
beldes y los comunistas que bus
can derribar ell regimen, die,
ron hoy que ell punto de vuelta
de la guerra civil ha llegajo. A.
nunciando que los rebcldes del
norte han sido expulsados de
Tsinan, la capital de Shantung,
ell presidente Chang Kai-Shek
predice la rapida evacuation
por los rebeldes de la provincial
de Honan y asegura que los ma
cionalistas estan a punto de a.