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Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15

that "out Of the mouths of those
now guilty of abuse have come
volumes of praise for my record
and services, given at time when
they were fully conversant with all
of the facts of which they now
complain"
c. T. Collonon, u. H. Steiner, E. :.
Fenning, F. A. Small, Homer Rhi-
getti and Eugenio PolazZi were thu
stockholders who won the tempor-
ary restraining order.
AS defendants they named Lynn
P. Talley, chairman of the board.
and A. J. Mount, president. of the
Bank of America IN California.
Transamerica's principal subsidiary:
George A. Webster vice president
of Bank Of America. together with
Chairman Walker and President
James A. Bacigalupi of Transam-
erica, Jean Monnet. vice chairman,
and A. Pedrini. vice president.
The stockholders complained that
Chairman Walker and his associates
now in control Of the corporation
have informed officers and employ
ees of the corporation and bank
that they would be discharged f
they became members of Associated
Transamerica Stockholders. T hey
asked also that all officers and
employees be restrained from using
their positions or bank equipment
to obtain proxies.
Both factions have appealed for
proxies in anticipation of a battle
at the pext annual meeting, Febru-
ary IS, 1882, the Giannini group al
ready having claimed a majority of
stockholders have sent their proxies
to oppose Walker
The contest arose over the chair
mans plan to reorgarize Trans
america by selling its controlling
interest in various subsidiaries a
move strongly opposed by Giannini.
The corporation has sold the BAN;
of America OF New York, one OF
three principal units, to the Nation
al City Bank.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
Garcia Shooting
Was Deliberate
Continued From Page u

United States so he could stand
trial and be punished here. Marion
said Both he and his wife. in ad
hitting Narron shot Garcia from
the back. explained they were
deathly afraid of him. If the shot
gun he used had failed, Marion
said, he had a .36 automatic with
which he planned 10 finish the
Job"
After procuring statements from
Marion and his wife, investigators
yesterday afternoon went 10 the
scene of the killing with Marron.
who pointed out tracks and re-
enacted. il part. his alleged crime.
The story Of the Staying three
miles from the Yuma highway on
the Calexico cutoff Saturday night
pieced together from statements
taken from both Marion and his
wife, follows:
Knowing Garcia had an appoint
ment with Governor Olachea. MI.
and Mrs. Narron left CaleXico at 5
o'clock Saturday afternoon. taking
with them the automatic shotgun
and the IS automatic pistol, both
Of which are now in the hands OF
officers.
Told Plans To Wife
They drove TO the railroad tracks
near Yuma, and at sundown turned
around and drove back TO the CAL
exico cutoff. They took that high
way. knowing Garcia always used
it. After starting Marion had an
nounced TO his wife his intention Of
killing Garcia.
Shortly after dark they saw Gar
cia's car, which they knew well. Al
ter il passed them Marion got into
the rumble seat, covering himself
with a quilt to give the appearance
Of a bundle. His wife overlook
Garcia, and pulled alongside at 20
miles an hour. Marion, leveling
the shotgun on the edge OF the
seat. shot once from the rear.
Mrs. Marron drove slightly ahead.
and Marion shot twice again, in
rapid succession. Passing, they saw
Carcia's car swerve into the sand.
Mrs. Marion brought her car TO
SIaIgQ. GAlO NH OA- HNA4N ~ ~tNA- S-e~ -
automobile. He struck match TO
see the dead mans face, then struck
another.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Marion then drove
to CaleXico, cleaned up, and went
to a show.
They were requested yesterday to
visit the district attorneys office.
While Mrs. Marion waited in front
OF the court house, her husband
was admitting the killing to Sharp
and Gillett. He was placed under
arrest. Mrs. Marion was then
questioned, and when told Of her
husbands admission, also ted OF
her part in the shooting.
The alleged killer is SO years old.
His wife is "A They are Of Eng
glish-Spanish parentage.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
MANTLE OF SNOW
REPORTED FROM
SOUTHLAND AREA

LOS ANGELES, Dec. IS. (U.P -
Californians accustomed to warmer
climes, gazed with mixed emotions
today on snoW-clad mountains as o
sudden one-day storm moved east
ward out of the state.
Mountain ranges from San Luis
Obispo to the Mexican line were
blanketed under a heavy fall which
reached far down in the foothills.
The fall was particularly heavy
east Of Riverside. reaching even
into the Perris Valley, where q
one-irch fall was reported for the
first time in many years. Snow
also fell on the Box Spring mount
aims. at the edge of Riverside.
at Newhall, north OF Los Anqe-
les, where eight inches fell yeste--
day, snow was still covering the
ground today, packed hard BY
slight rains last night and freezing
temperatures early today.
At Yucaipa, heavy trucks were
forced to leave the highway to pre-
vent accidents when seven inches
OF snow covered the roads.
Lake Arrowhead was reported
frozen over for the first time in
several years. Two feet, eight in
ches of white mantled the ground
Snow reports early today in
Guided: Mount Lowe, Is inches:
Mount Wilson, Il inches: Stillwelps
camp, feet; Alpine glen, 2 feet
IdleWild, 18 iucboe; Banning, 2 ir-
ches; Beaumol inches; Red
lands, 2 inches,
In the higher reaches Of the San
Belnardino and San Jacinto
mountains. three to four feet OF
snow was reported.
1dleWild reported q temperature
If II above zero at a. m. givinQ
3romise that the snow would re-
main through the holidays.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
ACTIVITIES AT CENTRAL UNION

Edna Waggoaer. treasurer, and
Mrs. Eyaiena Moore, adviser.
Principal John I. House will At
tend the annual ASSOCIATION meet
ing Of the CI.F., the California IN
te-Scholastic federation. and the
Junior college division Of the CT.
the California Teachers aSsocia-
ton, to be held in Los Angeles on
Thursday and Friday.
Central'S sweet tooth certainly
is receiving plentiful offerings
lately. The Avs. had another
candy sale in the hall Tuesday.
This series Of candy sales has been
given to raise money for the
Christmas formal.
Harlan Daily and Bill Ferguson
each have 70 eggs in one Of the
FLA. mcubators. and Melvin Bur
kan has $40 eggs in the second IN
cubator The eggs are to be tested
Tuesday, when this test will be
made as a class demonstration.
Most CT the agriculture I students
have never operated an incubator.
The boys are busy working up a
still exhibit for tie county fair, as
we'll as preparing their arimas Tor
exhibition. All the vocational agri-
culture departments OF Southern
California are to be invited II
compete in the judging contests
which are being planned
With the help Of s. E. Allen
various F.F.A. boys are building
three electric brooders, which will
be ready for use when the eggs in
the incubator now are hatcheo.
Members Of the FFA. are the
proud possesscrs OF a 5 by feet
heavy felt banner with the Official
emblem and lettering. Future
Farmers of America, FL Centre
Chapter" worked out in brilliant
blue and gold. This sign can be
taken on field trips ard placed
above FLA. exhibits at the fair
A large picture. taken when tka
future farmers Of America assen,
.bled for their convention at Los
Angeles last week, has been -
ceived by this chapter.
Large project markers arc ready
to be handed out TO the boys
These blue and gold signs. BEARING
the FLA. insignia, are to be placed
in front Of the home place by eaS1
boy working on an agricultural
project.
IN the manufacture of Christmas
presents in woodshop, some diff
cult uphClstering work has been
done. Turning on the lathe has
been done in finishing the legs on
tables and footstools. Some par
ticularly interesting art metal
trays and smoking stands have
been made in the classes.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
Daily Report OF
Stock Markets

LOS ANGELES, Dec. Is. U.P)--
Accompanied by fairly brisk trad
inc the market continued to des-
cend on the Los Angeles Stock eX-
change today. Eight new lows for
the year were recorded.
Standard Oil, the most active,
sold $500 shares at 2512, down y,
although it reached a low of 25,
a nwe bottom price. Union Oil sold
1900 shares at 1915, down p.
Transamerica sold $500 at 2th
down =; Security First National
sold $50 shares at 6014, unchanged.
International Reinsurance lost Il
when 100 shares sold at 17l2, 4
new low.
Southern California Edison 6 per
cent preferred sold 10 shares at
2414, down X; the common stock
sold 600 shares az 29T, down i.
NEW YORK. Dec. Is. dl.Pl - A
sharp rally in the grain market in
spired a technical turn in the stock
list today and prices moved up To
net gains OF fractions TO more tnan
2 points. Dealings were smaller
than yesterday when the 3,000,0nA
share market was approached.
Much Of the rise was ascribed II
short covering. Shorts were becom-
ing nervous. One reason was the
prospect Of q congressional invest
cation, a resolution for which WaS
introduced in the senate today, and
another the probability of amicab.H
wage adjustment for railroad
workers.
On the latter theory, shorts cov-
cred their railroad commitments
and prices moved up in nearly al
issues.
The rise was not in progress all
day. In the early part of the ses-
sion the list dipped into new lows
for the bear market. Steel COM
mon broke below 40 for the first
time in 16 years and the preferrel
sold at "a for the first time in q
years. American Telephone equolled
is eight-year loR ct 100.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
BY ROBERTA FERGUSON
Pres staff Corresrondent

Everyone is invited TO the big
Christmas program to be given in
the high school assembly, Fridsr
morning. at S:40. The program vi
not be given by any one group. hnf
talented people selected from >laa
whole student body are working On
the elaborate assembly under the
direction Of Miss Annette Damron
Officers have been elected by the
new girls Activity club. an or
ganization for all the girls at Cen-
tral who have been on athletic or
debate teams, school publication
staffs. class or student body off,
GERS. Janet Underwood is presj-
dent: Barbara Canon. vice
president: Ora FTuSt, secretary:
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
ACTORS CHILD DIES

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. Is. U.P) -
There will be no jolly Christmas
celebration at the home Of Robert
Montgomery, film actor, and his
wife this year. Their l4-months-
cid daughter, Martha Bryan Mont
gomery, was dead today Of a throat
infection. The child had been in
poor health for six months. Fun
eral arrangements were to be COM
pleted today.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
PIGEON KILLED IN CHURCH

BROOKLINE, Mass. - U.D-A a
pigeon flew into ST. Pauls church
and ior four days defied all efforts
to put him out. An animal rescue
league agent was forced to kill j
with q shotgun.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
Local Trio Run
Coyote To Death

Catching n coyote by running
him down with an automobile, then
choking him to death, is the ad-
vance 1882 fashion in hunting, ac-
cording TO DR.. Patrick Lackey Of
this city.
In company with Earl Willough-
by and Ralph Sharp, the local CHI
ropractor spotted a coyote on the
desert near Mt. Signal. Sunday
Giving chase in his car the doctor
declares the trio chased the coyote
eight miles, starting off at a
35-mile clip and gradually reduc-
ing speed as the chase heightened
and the coyotes wind shortened.
When the animal was exhausted
the men caught it and choked it 10
death. The doctor brought the
dead animal to Ell Centro and plans
to display the skin in his office as
a trophy.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15
CuBANs TURN TO POTATOES

EAVANA.-lu.P>-FUrced 10 turn
TO other crops through low sugar
prices. Cuban farmers are increas-
ing their potato acreage.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-15

Tnera are seeding pecan trees
bearing good crops of small nuts
over much of Southern CalifornIa
that are from 20 TO Is wears old.
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

p~rofundos suspiros de SUI encan-
tadora hija Lucia, sofia excla-
mar de mode que solo 10 oyese
el mismo: Isl Bernaregui hu :
biera querido, 70 serfa ahora ri.
co, y ique felices seriamos to-
dos..... 81 yo fuese rico!' Ell des-
ahogo no podia ser mas pruden-
te. De dona Bernardo no hay
que habIar. Quejas, lamentacio-
mes, ~disparates, malos pensa-
mientos y peores palabras eran
ell fruto de su extraviado enten-
dimieEto, Y hasta Sc permitia
mentir a sabiendas, dando a en-
tender con sus reticencias a pro
pios Y a ~extranos, que PUG ha-
bia bebido los vientos por ella
cuando era pobre; que hasta la
hablado de matrinonio
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

mas de una vez, Y que SUI deber
era haberla ofrecido su mano
en- ell mismo momento en- cue Sc
VIC favorecido por la fortuna de
Bernaregui. Lucia suspiraba, pc
70 sin decir por que: sus tfos la
suponian tan interesada como
ellos en- los asuntos financieros
de la familia, y es possible que Sc
equivocaran, como veremos mas
adelante y como podfa esperar-
Sc de sus catorce amos de edad,
que adn no habia cumplido en-
aquella epoca.
Pas6 Ell novenario de la muer
te del testador, Y como los ne
goclos comerciales no pueden
p~aralizarse Y los trabajos de la
fabrica exigian la continuation
metodica de los mismos, Sc con,
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

milia de Benito; pero dejabast
al heredero la facultad de
cumplir o de interpreter seine
JAMIE recommendation: v como
ell dinero ciega tanto, iDios sa
be en- que terminus Sc darfa
cumplimiento al deseo del tes-
tador!
No serfamos justos 81 creye-
ramos unanimes los juicios de
los tres individuos que consti-
tufan la familia desheredada.
Ell jefe, ell pacifico, ell honrado
Benito Sc lamentaba de su
'suette' son sencillas exclama-
clones: Sc alegraba pdblicamen-
tie de la fortuna de su querido
amigo y companero PUG, Y So
10 hostigado por las agresivas
indirectas de 81 hermana y los
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

do mas equitativo que Berna-
regui hubiese nombrado a Be-
net su heredero universal,
puesto que PUG careefa de IA
milia y sus necesidades eran
memories que las de Benito? Y
por ultimo, y a este pensamien
to Sc aferraban no solo los in
teresados, sine hasta los EN- :
pleados Y obreros de la fabri-
ca, Jpor que Bernaregui no
habia repartido su fortuna por
entire los dos amigos, los
dos empleados modelos que lie
habfan ayudado a consolidar-
la? Cleric que en- una clausula
del testamento Sc encargaba
expresamente al nuevo posee-
dor de la fabrica que atendie-
"a siempre a la persona y IA
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
o SIGUE SU ENTIRE
NAMIENTO PARA Ell BOUT
CON CARNERA

Miami, Feb. l9.-Alla, en-
Miami Beach, Jim Maloney
complete aver su tercer dfa de
boxeo v combati6 seis rounds,
a toda velocidad, ante una a.
preciable multitud.
Ben Kolby, peso complete de
Miami, abri6 contra Maloney
en- dos rounds; despues lie ST.
gui6 George Trafton, con dos
asaltos, y en- 1ltimo termino
Jack Taylor y Jack Dorval,
hombres de peso complete Ii :
gero.
Despues de boxear, Malo :
ney hizo un round de "som-
bra" pogo a los sacos y fina-
liz6 con ligeros ejercicios.
Hoy volvera a ,entrenarse ell
combatiente irlandes, seg1n
su manager y asf continuara
hasta pocos dias antes de mar
20 5, fecha senalada para ell
combate con Camera.
Mientras Maloney Sc prepa-
raba, ell corpulento italiano
descansaba. Leon See, su astu-
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

hombre a ser mas explicito;
pero la herencia destruia todos
sus planes y sus prop6sitos. A
demas lquien podia prever
cuales serian las intenciones
del nuevo rico respecto a su e.
terno amigo y compahero?
La humilde casa de Benito,
Bernardo y Lucia Bonet, que
hasta entonces habia sido mo-
rada de paz, fu6 por aquellos
dfas centre de luchas intesti-
mas y de amargas quejas con-
ira ell implacable destino. No
llegaban a la vecindad gritos
nj j~uramentos, pero oiaSe ell
sordo murmullo de las murmu-
raciones y ell continue silbido
de la envidia. iPor que Berna-
regui habia legado toda su for
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

tuna a Puig? mo tenia Bonet
los mismos meritos que ell agra
ciado? mo habian trabajado
los dos del mismo modo du-
rante treinta amos para poner
la fabrica y la casa de conner
clio a la dichosa altura en- que
Sc encontraba? ST los meritos
de ambos eran iguales y ell ca
racter de Benito era mucho
mas apacible, mas benevolo,
mas dulce que ell de PUG, lno
parecia natural que ell difunto
hubiese preferido a Bonet? Y
81 Sc tenia en- cuenta que Bonet
tenia familia, una hermana a
la que sin cesar habian moles-
tado los tres en- sus francache-
las, y una hija unica sin dote,
ino era mas l6gico y sobre to-
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
MAX ROSENBLOON PRAC-
TICO AYER EN- Ell GIN
NASIO DEL CIRCULO GU
BANJO

FL "payaso" de New York,
Make Rosenbloom, hizo aver
ejercicio de guantes con bo-
xeadores locales Y ell p1blico
lie aplaudi6.
Mas de 200 personals Sc con
gregaron en- la Arena del C.
Cubano a presenciar "la labor
de punos del campe6n."
Rosenbloom boxed dos asal-
tos con Kid Bombero, mucha-
cho principiante, y tres con
Freddy Haverlak, su compa :
nero de establo.
En- Ell prime. asalto con Ell
Bombero, Rosenbloom tom6 la
defensive, quitandose los gol-
pes del Kid y pegandole, de
vez en- cuando, Swings de liz
quierda. Con suma facilidad
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
GASIFICADOS

CERRADO-
Sale para New York ell sabado
pCr la manana. Puede llevar 8
pelsonas. Informan 1907 Doce
avenida.
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

evftaba los p~ufietazos d
chacho iborciteno.
Ell segundo round fug q
de cuatro minutes. Ell cam
tiraba Swings de izquierda e
impedfa que ell Bombe19 Pc
CARA.
Cuando habian pa Q los
tres minutes, por "haBe se pa
RADIO" ell reloj, Y cuando Ell Kid
habia cast perdido la potencia
Rosenbloom lie di6 I'm upper
cut" en- ell "agarrao'' luego lie
asest6 varios ganchos de dere-
cha, poniendolo "groggy'.' En-
tonces sono la campana.
Aplaudi6. Ell publico al cam
pe6n, que esta Acknowledgements
tie preparado, no obstante los
''cuentos" en- contrario.
Prob6 aver que su constitu-
ci6n ffsica es inmejorable. Los
biceps son verdaderamente ex
traordinarios para I'm hombre
de peso complete ligero.
La gaceta., 1931-02-19

to manager, dice que empezan
do hanana habra bastante
tempo para comenzar ell ira
bajo.
Camera hizo aver algunos
ejercicios de canine, con ell
trainer Ray Arcel.
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
EN- WEST TAMPA.
SERVICIO DE AMBULANCIA. Teissono Y Ills

Tel9fonos para visitas por Ell dfa: Ybor City, Y 1z6
West Tampa, H SS46. Para llam$dss por Ia noch
10 mismo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
BANF PAIL
Al A C~ONFERENCIAR
CON ROBINSON

Ocala, Feb. 19.-El vetera-
no pitcher "Dazzy" Vance no
quiere continuar en- su posici6n
de "alzado" y manana saldra
para Hom0eassa Springs a con
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
de La GGcetd No. !
isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On. Luis Mariana de LARA
setas del dltimo balance.

setas del 1ltimo balance.
lQue situaci6n final para ell
drama de Bernardo! PUG no
Sc habfa casado con ella antes
de heredar: mo era va proba-
Bile nj l6gico que Sc casara des
pues! Quiza ella pensaba, Guam
do sucedi6 la catastrofe, en- la
posibilidad de un atrevimien-
to por 81 parte para Obligar al
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
10 QUE OPINA NUESTRO
MIGUEL LO
RENTE SOBRE LA PELEA
DEL VIERNES

He dido rumores, dice Lo :
rente, de que la pelea entire
Make Rosenbloom y Tony
Cancela es "cosa arreglada."
Los que tales rumores han
La gaceta., 1931-02-19
BOXEO
VENCIO
A HUNT

Oklahoma City, Feb. 10.
Babe Hunt, de Ponca City,
fue aver derrotado por Paul
Swiderski, ell combatiente po-
laco de New York.
Pesaba Hunt, 1875 libras, y
Swiderski, 100.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
Mexican Highway Is
Subject of XED Talk

The first authentic story OF the
new highway connecting the cap
itol OF Mexico with Laredo and the
United States will be broadcast
over Station XED or Mexico City
90 midnight Monday. Feb. g. ac-
cording 70 q letter here from T..
b. Dennis. assistant secretary OF
the American Chamber or Com
merce Of Mexico.
The story will be broadcast in
English BY John H. Yeaman, secre-
tary Of the American Chamber of
Commerce in Mexico. and as there
Is considerable interest being mani
tested BY prospective tourists of
the United States. we believe the
program will be well worth listen
ing TO-" Mr.. Dennis said.
The station operates on 1880 XII
locycIes, wave length 291.1, Mexico
City, and the program will be
broadcast at eleven o'clock Mexico
City time, OF midnight, central
standard time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
JUDGE LESLIE
In STATEMENT
Resume Of Cameron County
VS.. Fox Case Clears
Tax Collector

In giving a detailed explanation
Of the facts he took into cOnSidera-
ton in rendering a decision in ia
vor OF county tax collector James
j. Fox in the recent case Cameron
County VS.. James u. Fox. et al.
Judge j. e. Leslie has prepared a
nine-page summary which conclu-
sively clears Mr.. Fox and ads that
In reality. the county owes aim 4
total Of S6.648.65.
1T leaves Cameron county Justly
and ~equitably indebted 10 him ~
the sum Of S6.64865, which ne would
the sum or S6.648.e5, which he would
the plea OF limitation filed by Cam
eron county" the summary reads in
part.
j conclude as a matter OF law
that the defendant Fox substantial
" complied with the law concern
ing his making monthly and annual
reports to entitle him to credit for
expenses Of office, but IL I am in
correct in this conclusion. 1 further
conclude that the pertinent sta
tutes are merely directory and not
mandatory" Judge Leslie conclud-
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
DISCUSS
LICENSE: Law
Shippers Advisory Body u
Expected To Hold
Early Meet
fBy Staff Correspondent

HARLINGEN, Feb. 2l.-An early
meeting Of the advisory board is
expected TO be held 20 consider the
matter OF a state law requiring H.
censing and bonding OF shippers
which was discussed at "a member
ship meeting Of the Valley Shippers
association Thursday afternoon IN
the association offices here.
The members approved the idea
OF licensing shippers and of reuuir-
ing an adequate bond 20 guarantee
fulfillment of contract.
1t was thought that a law or this
kind would protect the interests ~
legitimate shippers and growers and
eliminate some or the fly-by-night
operators.
1t was also the consensus or the
shippers that all should confine their
loadings just as nearly As possible
TO actual orders In view Or tie slow
market demands for produce.
7. r.. Stahl. chairman or the con-
mittee appointed az the previous
meeting 70 confer with ice manufac-
turers regarding a possible reduction
In the price Of ice. stated that lie
would be prepared To report I'll the
next monthly meeting.
Several shippers suggested that
the supply firms should put all
shippers on a cash basis. thus pos
sibly eliminating some unfair CON-
petition. but no official action was
taken.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
PATRICK
DRAWING CARD
Celebration To Be Held
Here Is Attracting
Many Hundreds

Plans for the st. Patr.Ik's Day
celebration to be staged in Browns
vile March IL are rapidly nearing
completion, John @. Tanning,
manager and sponsor of the local
celebration, said Saturday.
Response throughout the Valley
has been amazing. Mr.. Tanning
said, and added that he hadn't re-
allied what a large number Of
Irish men and women actually liv-
cd i'm this section.
He stated that fully 1000 persons
were expected 10 attend the cele-
bration. which is TO START in
Brownsville with a parade, and
to move 10 Port Isabel for a fish
FRY. talks. and dance.
j. K. Bell and Guy Trent or San
Benito were IN Brownsville Satur-
day comforting with Mr.. Tanning
on plans and arrangements.
I'VE haven't wired jimmy Walker
or AL Smith yet, but we are going
to extend them an invitation to Be
present Monday or Tuesday OF next
week he continued.
Mr.. Tanning requested that all
Irish who plan to be present mail a
postcard, TELEPHONE. or notify him
in some way. III order that those in
will know how many to accommo-
charge Of the fish fry and dance
date.