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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-26

BOB WELLS Of Brownsville has
charge OF the cupboard events In
which $3.50 in cash prices will be
awarded. This program Is as fol-
lows: Smile class p, Smile class
c. Smile free for all. 20-mile mar
athon free for all. There will also
be a 10-mile marathon free for al
for inboard motors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-26

ing the onion for q swashbuckling
average Of 1888. With that batting
average and Sh!pley, the league
leading hurler on the mound, II Is
not hard to decide why the Macks
are leading the league today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-26

This grand old man Of National
league pitchers will make his de-
but in the Texas loop today for
the Steers against Fort Worth.
A large crowd from all parts Of
Central Texas Is expected TO see
the veteran take his bow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-26

yard swims for women; so, go and
448-yard swims for men: two and
a half mSe marathon free for all:
200 yards mixed relay race; 30 yard
dash for children under u; fancy
diving contest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-26
Rally Round, Boys

THE POINT ISABEL port cele-
bration Is likely to turn into an
athletic meet Of the first water.
Those In charge are lining up a
complete program OF events for
July 4. 5 and 6. On the fourth, the
Brownsville-Sa Benito game OF the
Valley League will be played there.
Daily events include water polo. cat
boat races. surfboard races. dane
Ing and swimming.
DR.. J. A. HOCKADAY. who is in
charge OF water sports. has lined UP
an attractive program. The Valley
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-26
Rosenbloom Beats Slattery for Light-Heavy Title
Old Pete Alexander Makes Texas League Debut Today
C r CHATS /:
With Hal EuStdce


has no recognized swimming cham
pions and the doctor plans TO es-
tablish a few. Following are the
events he has listed: SO. go and 44S
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-26

SECOND in the standing comes
the Harlingen aggregation with q
healthy hitting average Of 1888. Bill
Yoder and his mates are massaging
the horsehlde at a vicious pace and
they are due to climb back into
the running If they keep I'D their
heavy slugging. This is how the re-
mainder OF them rate: San Benito
.292, Brownsville, PAL, La Feria .239.
Mission -229, Donna IT'S, Raymond
vile .l3l and Rio Hondo III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-26

UMPIRE assignments for Sunday
have been announced as follows by
President o. N. Boston: AT Browns
vile. Drucke and Johnson; at dan
Benito. Mckee and Wilder; at Nc
Allen, Covington and McElwain; at
Mission. Eckoff and Ewing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-26

Standing Of the Clubs
La gaceta., 1930-07-29

isabe listed 81 ha vuelto Luisa?
Haze ratio va, senorita; en-
este momento debe estar en- su
habitaci0n.
-Bien, Jose; isera listed tan
amable para If a decirle que la
necesito?
-Ciertamente, senorita, cier
tamente. Las lamparas estan
encendidas; voy en- seguida.
-Gracias, mi buen Jose; la
espero en- mi habitaci6n.
Tn instante despues Luisa
entraba en- la habitaci6n de la
j6ven.
-iPor fin la veo a usted!-
exclam6 Ernestina -acerque-
Sc y sientese en- csc sill6n.
-Senorita-dijo Luisa,-o
Sc me ha dicho que listed tenia
La gaceta., 1930-07-29
LA POLICIA SABE QUE
MES SON LOS ASESINOS
DE BUCKLEY

Detroit, Julio 29.-El conf
sion&do de policia Thomas c..
Wilcox ha reiterado hoy la de-
claraci6n que hiciera aver de
que las autoridades saben quie-
mes son los matadores del anun-
ciador Gerald E. Buckley, de
una de las principales estacio-
mes de Radio de aqui..
Los asesinos todavia no
han sido arrestados; pero es-
tan siendo buscados.
Varios de los arrestos hechos
en- "secreto" aportaron a la po-
licia datos de importancia.
Los cinco individuos deteni-
dos por la policfa en- Crosse
Point siguen bajo la custodia
de las autoridades.
La gaceta., 1930-07-29
ULTIMAS NOT1C1AS.
(VGene de Ia 1G.)

Chicago, Julio 29.-El niho
que tienen los William Watkins
en- su hogan Sc nombra John
Doe.
Como eel mejor amigo del nj
no., la Sra. Grace Dibrell, una
prominente ciudadana ha autori
zado al abogado Barratt OLA
ra, de la familia de Watkins,
para presentar una reclama-
ci6n de $4,000 por "perdida
de identidad" contra la direc-
ci6n del hospital Englewood
donde los ninos de los Watkins
y los Bamberger nacieron ell dia
80 de JUNO.
Trata ell nino de saber por ell
pleito 81 el es Charles Evans
Watkins o George Edward
Bamberger.
Otro pleito contra ell hospi-
tai, de 500, 900, por augusta
mental, sera presentado muy
pronto por los esposos Wat
kins.
La gaceta., 1930-07-29

mantener el quorum de Ia asam
blea significa la salvation del
tratado naval y sobre TODD ha-
Ger possible su ratification en-
la session extraordinaria.
al mismo tempo los adver-
sarios del tratado amenazan al
Presidente con la clasica arma
del "filibustering', O sea la pro
longacion indefinida de los de-
bates que podrfa llevar ell pro-
blema a las calendas griegas
con las constituencies interna-
cionales que son de suponer.
Por su parte ell Presidente ha
apelado directamente a la ma
cion expeniendo ell peligro que
implica la tardanza en- ratificar
ell tratado. Pero ell Senado insis-
te en- que Sc publiquen los docu-
mentos cambiados con las otras
potencias, so pretexto de atacar
la diplomacia secreta. Y como
Mr.. Hoover Sc MEGA a mostrar
los documentOs, sus enemigos
recurren a ponerle reservas al
tratado ,cosa que de llevarse a
cabo seria un hecho obsoluta-
mente unico en- la historic de Ia
diplomacia international.
Las reservas propuestas por
los Senadores enemigos del ira
tado traducidas al lenguaie de
la Gale significan en- substan-
cia que dos y dos son cuatro.
Puede parecer muy extrano Y
parad6jico pues, que la suerte
del tratado dependa de una de-
claraci6n de esa especie insert
ia de manera solemne en- ell tex
to de un documento de diplo-
macia international.
La gaceta., 1930-07-29

de encendia las luces del salon,
cuando la senorita de Lucerolle
saliendo del comedor, 10 atrave-
saba para dirigirse a su habi-
tacion.
Al verle Sc detuvo brusca-
mente ante ell viejo criado.
-Jose-le pregunt6,-ies
que esperamos visitas esta no.
che?
No 10 Sc, senorita. Encien-
do estas luces como de costum-
bre; hasta las diez puede venir
alguien que desee yer al senior
condo o a la sonora condesa.
Els natural-dijo la j6ven,
que al interrogar a Jose no ha-
bia tenido otro objeto que Ell de
prepararse para dirigirle otra
!
La gaceta., 1930-07-29
INDIGESTION!

En- efecto, las reservas pro-
puestas por ell grupo oposicio-
nlsta dicen que ell tratado por
ratltlcar no eS otro que ell ira
tado mismo. Con esta formula,
Sc indicaria la negaci6n de com
promises secretos eventuales
de algunos que los Senadores
irreconciliables sospechan que
los Estados Unidos hayan he
cho o puedan hacer con las
otras %potencias contratantes.
Hasta estos momentos la bata-
LA no Sc decide y la Admins
TRACTION procede a moviIizar to-
das sus fuerzas politicas.
Els interesante notar que
los motives de los oposicionis~
tas americanos son cast analo-
COS a los expuestos por las opo-
siciones inglesa y japonesa y
que ell punto de vista de los AL
mirantes de los tres paises coin
ciden. Made puede decir cuales
serian las constituencies de la
Republication O de la simple di-
laci6n del tratado. Aun la rati-
ficacion con reservas Sc tradu-
ciria en- un embarazo para los
gobiernos, porque las clausu-
las condicionales americans
La gaceta., 1930-07-29

algo que ordenarme, y, va 10 We
listed, me he apresurado a po-
nerme a sus 6rdenes.
-iOh! va saba que listed no
hubiese venido 81 no la hubie-
ra hecho lamar, 70 vivo aqui
como 81 fuese una reclusa: ma
die me habla, me dejan sola, to-
do ell mundo me abandona.
-iOh! ~isenorita!
ST, TODD ell mundo me aban
dona; listed como los otros. No
driza, yo no estoy contenta, ma
da contenta.
-Vamos, senorita, 5que tie
ne listed? jEs un reproche ell q.
me dirige listed? Entonces ha-
ga listed ell favor de decirme en-
que he podido disgustarla.
NO, no es eso-respondi6
La gaceta., 1930-07-29
..ka<=EHT

1~.-AA<=EH 3T
tendrian que ser aceptadas por
Inglaterra y ell Jap6n.
ST tai sucediese, habria que
entrar en- nuevas conversaelo-
mes y componendas. Mientras
tanto, las relaciones entire Ell
Presidente y ell Senado son de-
masiado tensas. La batalla So
bre ell tratado es muy importan
tie porque tiende a fijar las res
ponsabilidades y las posiciones
respectivas de los p~oliticos, de
los militares y de los diplomati-
cos con respecto al grave pro-
blema de la paz mundial.
luigi BGrzina.
PalLGs Features Syndicate
New York, Julio de 1880.
Copyright 1880 by
La gaceta., 1930-07-29
CONAN DOYLE HA ESTA-
BLECIDO COMMUNICATIONS
CON SU FAMILIA

Londres, Julio 29.-Lady Doyle
viuda de Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle, declare hoy que ella esta
convencida de que ell famoso
autor va ha establecido defini-
da communication con SUI familia
desde ell mundo de los espiritus.
Por medic de una fotografia
fue establecida la Ultima comu-
nicacion.
Tn fot6grafo professional, no
interesado en- espiritismo, hizo
las fotografias.
La gaceta., 1930-07-29

la j6ven que no pudo contener
sus lagrimas.
i Dios milo! listed esta llo-
rando !-exclam6 Luisa.
-iPues bien! ST, lloro, y he
dorado antes tambien porque
este me consuela.
-Querida nina-repuso Lui-
sa muy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sc
ha atrevido a disgustar a listed,
que debia tener una sonrisa
eterna en- los labios?... iAh!
iesas no son lagrimas, son per-
las que caen de sus ojos! listed
me ha llamado, les que puedo
yo consolarla?
ST, nodriza, 81, listed pue-
de consolarme.
-Por 10 menos 10 intenta-
d.
La gaceta., 1930-07-29
rante cuatro horas para domi-
mar ell incendio que sigui6 a la
explosion.

Glencros, South Dakota, Ju-
lilo 29.-Tres hombres que ira
taban de robar un banco fueron
recibidos a tiros por los oficia-
les del condado de Deway, y
dos de ellos perdieron la vida
Y ell tercero recibi6 heridas gra-
yes. Solo uno de los bandidos
pudo disparar y sus balas no
causaron dano.
Los muertos Sc llamaban Geo
Anderson, de Timber Lake, y
George de Batin, de Yankton.
Ell tercer hombre es Melvin
Scranton, un exresidente de es-
ia comunidad, que Sc cree esta
La gaceta., 1930-07-29
ola F~RATERNIDAD"

Sc recuerda a los Sres. So
clos que hoy Martes 20 Sc cele-
brara la Junta General Ordina-
ria del segundo trimestre va CT
tada al efecto, y Sc recuerda
tambien a todos aquellos que
hayan percibido dietas en- ell
trimestre en- ell deber que estan
de asistir.
Empezara a las ocho en- pun
to.
Ell SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1930-07-29
EDITORIALES DE
LUIGI BARZINI
TECNICOS CONTRA
D~IPLOMATICOS

Sc libra en- ell Senado nortea-
mericano al escribirse estas IL
meas una batalla que indudable-
mente va a hacer historic. Ra-
ras wees habia llegado ell con-
flicto entire ell Presidente Y ell
Senado, perenne conflicto de
prerrogativas y jurfsdicciones
ingenito a la dinamica consti-
tucional estadunidense, a un
punto tan critico. La lucha por
La gaceta., 1930-07-29

South River, N. j., Julio 20.
Una explosion, que la policia
cree fue causada por una bonn
ba, destruy6 ell hogan y la ia
brica de encajes de Leo Wal
dyke, en- ell dfa de hoy. Los CO.'S
tados de las casas en- tres esqui-
mas adyacentes fueron "exca-
vados" y los cristales de una
iglesia ortodoxa ruso-griega
fueron destrozados. Estfmanse
los danos en- 100000. Wal
dyke, su esposa y tres hiios re-
cibieron heridas leves.
Los bomberos trabajaron du-
La gaceta., 1930-07-29
LA CAPILLA DEL M
TERIO DEL CENTRIC Els.
PANOL

La nueva capilla del cemen-
terio del Centre Espanol, cons
truida por las damas de la Sec
cion de Protection y Auxilio
sera inaugurada ell pr6ximo
domingo, a las $50 de la ma
mana.
Oficiara en- la misa ell padre
Luis Condo, de la iglesia de
West Tampa.
Los discursos estaran a car.
go del Sr. Domingo Quintana
p~residente del Centre, y del
Sr. Mariana Paniello.
La gaceta., 1930-07-29
Sc M WILLIAMS Ell
PUENTE SOBRE Ell RIG
ALAFIA

Ell comite de caminos del es-
tado ac0rd6 aver que ell nuevo
puente sobre ell rio Alfalfa, en-
ell canine No. 5, lleve Ell nom
bre de w. T. Williams, presi,
dente de los comisionados de
este condado.
Costara ell puente la suma
de $150,000 y tiene un largo
de $50 pies.
Williams ha asistido a todos
los mftines del departamento
de caminos verificados en- los
1ltimos cinco amos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-29

moribundo en- un hospital de
Mobridge.
Dos hermanos, Arnold y Ed
Kaiser, de Yankton, Sc habian
undo a los otros tres para ro-
bar ell banco Glencross State,
creyendo que Sc trataba de una
broma. Cuando descubrieron
que la cosa era seria dieron avi-
so a las autoridades.
La gaceta., 1930-07-29

quieta, va 10 veo. Nodriza. ESQ
no es natural 81, ST, aquf pasa
algo extraordinario. Me parece
que la tempestad Sc cierne So
bre nuestras cabezas yque nos
amaga una gran desgracia.
-iOh! no crea ustedeso. SO.
norita; al contrario, quizas es
una gran dicha la que nos es-
pera.
La j6ven mene6 la cabeza.
81 fuese asi-repuso,-yo
no tendria ganas de llorar STEM
pre-. Nodriza mi hermano hace
dos dias que no viene a casa:
listed ha dicho a mi padre que
ha partldo y que permanecera
fuera algunos dfas: id6nde ha
lido? Luisa. mi baena Luisa. nj
La gaceta., 1930-07-29
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver los vapores a.
mericanos Nemaha y Comal, el
aleman Georgia, procedente de
Cienfuegos, Cuba; ell ingles XII
brose, de Newport News, a car
gar fosfato; ell hondureno We
nado, ell italiano Lucia 0 y ell
holandes Iselhaven.
Solo una embarcaci6n mayor
Sc hizo a la mar, ell vapor ame-
ricano Commercial Quaker.
La gaceta., 1930-07-29

game listed que es 10 que la afli-
ge.
-Nodriza, aqui pasa algo ex
traordinario que me ocultan;
yo sorprendo a los criados ha-
blando en- voz baja y cuando
advierten mi presencia parece
que sc asustan. Mi madre V mi
padre, Jose Y todos los demas
me parece mas misteriosa; no
en- cuanto a listed, Luisa, aun
me parece ma smisteriosa no
la veo nunca, y desaparece de
casa por la manana para no vol
yer hasta por la noche.
La senorita debe saber que
la sonora condesa me ha conce-
dido algunOs dias de permiso.
81, va 10 Sc, pero listed tam
bien esta triste, preocupada, in
La gaceta., 1930-07-29
CUMPLIO 81 AMOS Ell AL
CALDE MCKAY

Cumpli6 hoy 81 amos de E.
dad ell alcalde de Tampa, Sr
D. B. Mckay.
Sus amigos lie enviaron men.
safes de congratulaci6n en- no.
ras de la manana.
La gaceta., 1930-07-29

Ei prOductO MusteroIe ahuyents es
@Oi0r y 10 reempIaAa con nm estaAo
Dc b~ienesfar exquisite y caFmaufe.
~r0tese sunvemente la parte afectada.
Els un ungtiento bIanco v u,,cso
eLaDoradO de aceite de moStaxa. NJ,
eeJe de p%rOcurar hoy mismO 81
MusterOIe en- su farmacia. Precion.
@Oc. y csc. r americana en- notes
= tubOSs tEmahO de hospital $500
GRO americana.
wUPERA A CUALQUIER SINApxNpwN
o PARCHO DE MoSTAZA.
.[[llzM11
WS
New Britain herald., 1930-07-26
LINDBERGH OUTLINES ATTITUDE ON PRESS Tells Editor & Publisher He Draws Line On
 Affairs

New York, July 26 LT-The cur rent issue of Editor & Publisher carries an interview by Marlen Pew with~Charles A. Lindbergh in which the colonel explains his attitude to- ward newspapers.
 He draws the line strictly Pew writes, "between the right of the press to report his activities as they relate to the science of air travel and what he calls personal curiosity, lie said he appreciated the remarkable liberality of the press in support Of his work"
 Colonel Lindbergh mentioned to Pew five New York newspapers with which he and Mrs. Lindbergh had decided they could not cooperate and maintain their self-respect.
 He said in the future he intended to do all he could to keep aloof from newspapers that have no serious purpose" He felt outraged when. some reporters followed him on his honesmoon and flor eight hours circled about our boat at anchor Tn a New England harbor in a noisy motorooat."" He considered it ab- surd that lie should have been forced to keep q guard at the gate Of hls wife's home and told of a reporter attempting to bribe servant with s2,00e to "betray family secrets
 Colonel Lindbergh," Pew writes. desires to be on friendly terms with newspaper men who have serious purpose. He likes to give his con- fidence to such men and said that his confidence had not been betrayed by them,"
New Britain herald., 1930-07-26
CLAIM LADY HEATH
 HAS MENTAL TROUBLE
Famous Flier in Hospital Bad Accident Is
 Blamed

Cleveland, O., July 26 Pl-A peti- tion for the appointment of a guar dian, on file in court, declares that Lady Mary Heath, famous British flier, who is distinguished particu- larly for, her flight from London to Cape Town, is incompetent and IS in hospital at Mentor near here, receiving treatment for nervous dis orders.
 Her condition is believed to have been caused by a severe skull in jury suffered here last September when an airplane she was testing for the Great Lakes Aircraft cor poration fell through a roof. For several days She was at the point of death and her recovery was doubted.
 She recovered sufficiently, how ever, to deliver numerous addresses in this country She returned to Cleveland last May after obtaining divorce decree at Reno, New, from Sir James Heath, 76.
 At the time Of her return her 1 health was believed to be good. No intimation of her condition was re- vealed until yesterday when her nurse and constant companion, Miss 1 Florence Madden petitioned Cuya- hoga county probate court here for appointment Of guardian. The petition alleged Lady Heath was Incompetent by reason of mental i disorders" and that she had enter ed the sanitarium Thursday. i A waiver of notice in the guar diansbip was signed by Ophra Pep per. Lady Mary's aunt in Canada. ] The guardian would control trust fund from which Lady Mary receives an annual income of $500 according to the petition
New Britain herald., 1930-07-26
PRINCESS VICTOR IN
 EFFORT TO MARRY
Decides Nephew Cannot Interfere in Plans
 Exam Is Ordered

Paris. July 26 (P, - Princess Amedee De Broglie, aged 73, has temporarily won the right 10 marry Don Luis De Bourbon, aged 42. dis owned cousin of King Alfonso of Spain and son of the Infanta | Eulalia.
 The tribunal of the Seine today decided that the princess nephew, the Duke De Brissac, had no right under French law to seek to prevent the marriage The right 10 bring such a suit, the court held, belongs only to ancestral relatives but not to descendants
 Before finally deciding, however, whether a guardian should be ap- pointed for the princess, as asked by her family represented through the duke. the court appointed three physicians to make a thorough ex- animation of the defendant,
 Meanwhile the administrator ap- pointed by the court on July : is 10 remain in charge of the business af- fairs of Amedee De Broglie.
 The princess lawyer, Henri Tor res. had raised the point that French law does not recognize the right of descendants to act in family mat ters, and had pleaded for his client to be granted the same right that is possessed by others, namely to seek happiness wherever she sees it, no matter what her age.
 Maitre Ausepin. who defended the family interests, had pleaded that the princess was mentally unsound
 The princess an a statement read by her attorney declared T want to spend a few happy years before l die"
New Britain herald., 1930-07-26
GREENWICH MAN. BADLY WOUNDED,
 HELD IN SHAVING
Mrs, Rita AndreOn, @, Killed by Husband, Who Barricades
 Himself in House With Gun
MURDERER SHOT DOWN 7
 BY POLICEMAN, HOWEVER

Mason Contractor, Jealous of
 Woman, Fires Two Charges From
 Shotgun at Her - Boarder De-
 scribes Scene Before Staying -
 Defendant May Not Live to Face
 Trial for Killing. Physicians Fear
 Greenwich. July 26 GP-Mrs. Rita Andreon, 25. was shot to death with double barrelled shot gun by her husband, Anthony Andreon, 27, a mason contractor who today was in a critical condition at the Greenwich hospital with bullet wound inflict- ed by police when he resisted arrest.
 Thought Her Unfaithful
 Jealousy and belief that the wom- an was unfaithful police said. caus- ed Andreon to shoot his wife last night while she was standing at the kitchen sink preparing chickens for cooking Later the contractor bar ricaded himself in the kitchen and threatened to shoot police who were summoned by ncighbors. His de- fsnce was short. however, for he WIS struck by a bullet fired by Pa trolman William Pyne. .
 Giuseppe Stella. boarder in the Andreon home for the past three months told police that the An dreons had quarreled frequently and that. on several occasions, the contractor had threatened his wife with carving knife. During these quarrels, police quote Stella as say ing. Andreon accused his wife ofs being unfaithful to him.
 The shooting occurred last night shortly after Mrs. Andreon had re- turned from a market where she had purchased two chickens. An dreon. Etella told police, charged his wife with having been at the market too long and repeated his accusa- tions of infdelity.
 Goes to Get Gun
 The mason, according to Stella, then went to his bedroom and re- turned to the kitchen with the shot gun. Stella said he took two shells away from Andreon and then left the room. He later heard two shots. One charge Of shot tore through the womans head. while the other en- tered her body.
 Andreon was about to fire at Ser geant James J. Lipsett who had quietly entered the house through the cellar, when Patrolman Pyne fred at the contractor through q A charge of murder was edged against the wounded man at he hospital.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-26
ELEVEN SEEK OFFICE
 IN TEXAS PRIMARIES
Longest List in History Out for Governor in
 State

Dallas. Tex, July 26 P-Elevcn candidates for governor, the longest list ever entered in the race in Texas, awaited the outcome today of the first democratic primary elec- ton in the state.
 Due to the size Of the field. candi- dates predicted a majority vote for one seemed impossible; thus run of primary August 23 seemed ineviI- able.
 State Senator Thomas B. Love, whose name appeared on the ballot by virtue of a supreme court order, had attempted R introduce the anti Tammany issue into the election.
 However. rivals concentrated tha,r fire in argument over a proposa1 l S950, 100000 state highway bond !s- sue, apparently ignoring, in the opinion of observers. the bolt for Herbert Hoover, led by Senator Love two years ago.
 Jim Young, of Kaufman, former congressman and leader of the regl- lar democrats in the Smith Hoover controversy. was one of Loves oppo- nents as was Mrs. Miriam A. Fergl-
 (Continued on Page Two)
New Britain herald., 1930-07-26
TWO ANNAPOLIS MEN TO
 BE DISMISSED FOR PRANK
Budshipmen to Lose Places In Acad- emy for Smuggling Girls Into
 Mess Hall.

Washington, July 26 P-1mme- diate dismissal today faced two An napolis midshipmen who smuggled two feminine visitors into the mess hall of the naval academy. Recom- mendations of expulsion were ap- proved late yesterday by President Hoover
 The youths in question are l.. L. Myatt, of Quincy, Mass, and Miller s. Burgin, of San Antonio, Texas. Since the discovery of their prank they have been confined to the academy brig.
 Friends of the two middies said the girl both from Washington, ex- pressed a desire to eat at the mid shipments mess. whereupon the youths supplied them with uniforms. At the dining table, they were dis covered.
 Admiral sos. Robsion. superin- tendent of the academy, recom- mended that Myatt and Burgin be dismissed, and the recommendation was approved by Secretary Adams and the president,
 At Annapolis Myatt and Burgin denied the girls had entered any academy building other than the mess hall. a..--------