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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-23
the economic and budgetary situa-

the economic and budgetary situa- tiOn of the country.
 In order to insure maintenance of financial stability in Germany, which is essential in the interests of the whole world, the governments represented at the conference are ready to cooperate, so far as lies within their powers, to restore con- fidence. The governments repre- scnted at the conference are ready to recommend to consideration of financial institutions in their re- spective countries the following proposals for relieving the imme- diate situation:
 Firstly, that the central bank credit of $100.000,00O recently granted the Reichsbank under au- spices of the bank of international settlements be renewed at maturity for period of three months.
 Secondly, that concerted meas ures should be taken by financial institutions of the different coun. tries with view to maintaining the volume of credit they have all ready extended Germany.
 "The conference recommended that the E. l. s. should be invited to set up without delay a commit tee of representatives nominated by governors of the central banks interested, to inquire into imme- diate further credit needs of Ger many and study possibilities for converting a portion of short term credits into long term.
 "The conference noted with in- terest a communication from Chancellor Bruening relative to a joint guarantee recently placed by German industry at the disposal of the gold discount bank. The con- ference is of the opinion that a guarantee of this description should make it possible to provide a sound basis for resumption of normal operation of international credit.
 "The conference considers that If these measures are carried through they will form the basis for more permanent action to fol- low.
 Signed J. Ramsay Macdonald. general"
 The concluding speeches were to be published later, 1t was said. Following adoption of the finance proposals. Premier Pierre Laval of France, Henry l.. Stim- son, American state secretary; Chancellor Heinrich Bruening, 0. Germany; Dino Grandi, Italian finance minister; Emile Francqui. Belgian finance minister: Tsuneo Matsudaira. Japanese ambassado Tor; and Premier J. Ramsey MacDon- aid of Great Britain spoke in the order named. They unanimously expressed belief that the confer ence would prove an important
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-23

on the north Japan coast and from there to Tokio.
 we have not set plans yet for China, and we have no schedule for arrival in Japan, nor are We certain when we'll start back" Lindbergh said.
 The plane is equipped with two radio sets, transmitters and re- ceivers for both Mir and Mrs Lin- bergh; several cameras, and com plete camping accessories. It will be loaded with emergency rations, including water enough to last them two months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-23
|LINDBERCHS TO GET AWAY NEXT
 WEEK ON TOUR
They Are Going to the
 Orient and Probably Over the Hardest Route

Englewood, N. J., July 23-UP) Colonel and Mrs Charles A. Lind bergh will start their summer vacation aerial tour to the Orient Cover a route beset with fog and storms) via point Barrow and Nome, Alaska some day next week he told the United Press today.
 "The day, I wouldn't say right now, but we'll be ready anyday after Sunday. one or two instru-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-23

course-Stenography, Typewriting, Business English, Elementary Bookkeeping, office Machines.
 Freehand drawing course-Two year course Pencil, Charcoal, Water Color oil.
 Salesmanship course-Two year course-Principles of Salesmanship. Textiles and Merchandising.
 Grammar Schools
 Courses in reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar and compo- sition, geography, United States history and civics, spelling-thrce year courses.
 Classes for iliterates-Special classes for men and women who cannot read or write in any lan- guage will be opened in Croft, Duggan and Webster schools.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-23
LOSES OWN LIFE

Syracuse, Italy. July 23-UP) Salvatore Fronte. 32, was drown ed to-day vainly trying to rescue his brother, Giuseppe, 39. who was unable to get back to shore while bathing in the sea near Pachino.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-23

Udine, Italy. July 23.-(UP).- - The municipality to-day donated a site for the construction of a new headquarters of the Balilla, or Fas- cist Youths association.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-07

REP FORT OF BIOLOGICAL DUCKS
 When Grief Evan Charlie shot h Biz Illogical ducks trey were sent in to t'e Biological sn rvey Washington D. C. as requested along wtth letter ing to receive info rma ti on. 4 few ~oek5 later t"e reply came. We quote
 r<r. it:
 "g"e Biological Survey is in re ceipt # yo-,r recent comm7 nj cation. IT. e bird carrying band No. A 69l, ,6e4 was a dnck pended at Oakland, Calif., by H. IT, Ermann, spring of 1851. 653- ed al Ellinwood, Kansas, by ~ F.. ". Robl, Mar, 28, 1850. Both of hese birds killed by Evan Garlic, of G1l- kama, at .Ewan Lake,"
Weekly herald., 1931-08-07

STAF COLLECTORS ATTENTION
 One of orr subscribers would like to exchange postage stamps with ot" of o~r readers w~o are co lie ecting. Her address is: Hrs. Franklin Ora ke Barber, Flo ssmoor, Ill.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-07
OUR VISITING TOURISTS

OUR VISITING TOURISTS
 Mir. & Mrs: E. Ma CTary, Detroit ,M1.~ Jasa Brogel H., 0klaAoms City, ok1a. v Minnie Ruben, Ny. N. Y.- Rag v. Wer- hin, Ny. N.Y. Sadie Caro-, Ny. N.Y. Mary Kobe 1e, M1ncie, Ind.~ Dr. Mrs. Packard TNnrbor, Los Ange les Cal.- ". Cwendendad, Biol. Survey, Wn. D. G. MT. F.. L1cke & SOY, Mill van1koe, Wis., CAas. P. See lge. Tenn v. Genwe1s Tenn.- Allena G. Canary, Clover Spring, N. Y.~ Mrs. R. T. Walker, Fargo, N. D. M. I. Mi les, Dallas, Tex. >y
 uo ar6 sorry tAere vas rain when ~' the to1ris ts are Here as every thing Is So pretty in t"is little vi rlago nssna1y but we think it migSt lave given item a good rest on t"eir trip.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-07
TOMMY HENDERSON:

TOMMY HENDERSON:
 #hilo driving Ford d''mp trncko Ont the Trail for the Az R. C.. let i s dump tr71ck get away from Jim and it Went over the country and over tNe ii Ills. The car vas comp To ly Tre ok ed wien it stopped. He vas seon in in town after he vas fired.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-07

LOCAL BARBER IS BEAR TAMER
 MT. Ed Miller orr local barber is learning to be q bear tanner. Today he Was seen leading a little black bear arornd town. One can tell he is an ana teure by tre. blood stains and the holes in lis lands.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-07
.NR. SI1yG:lONSON:

.1IR. SIln4ONEON:
 <rocoived pu2ts for lis old Overland and '~4s done to rest of the work in fixing t'a car np. It Was in little Tci3cs "'en Ne got it. After a vile hG S3t t;T2 w~oels to go. tNen 3 and ln t .son7 ting vas missing and w'on To sent t21 :r tt didn t come. So ce sen for 1t 5!x2:i: So that when the fir s Ono So sent for cama Ae lad two. We yicnaer If this makes it rrn twice as Booov 1t las beon seen running a1omd town.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-07
KNE@2 CAP orr OF COMMISSION

K1E~2 CAP orr OF CONNIssI0N
 A fev days ago Mr.. Jimby driving g +ransno rtation car with one passen = ger c?:%nod over on t1e nearly st raj t stre5>n at Kenny Lake. W'~i1e tr7rni ng 6 c7rva and >urt Clarence Bro adman pessa anger in tAe knee. The top of tt6 cer "as cjmp lo tely taken off,. Thoy were ass listed in standing it I'D bylr: Lee Sna Hey.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-07

Throe surveyors are in town to day t5 snrvey the h5me stead for Chitina Char1le2s end the location for the new Indian Hos spi tai.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-07
REPAIRING FORDSON

REPAIRING FORDSON
 Oscar Craig went to Kenny Lake to fix II Hagadorn's tractor. It vas a big job and Oscar 4ad to come in to t5wn once in the midd 1e of it. Bit he vent ont again be ca7se ne is tre kind of man ~wro always finni shes what he las begun.
 A man vho likes kids gave all the Chi 1dren in town q Uate rme lon party.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-07

Senator Norbec ok of South Dakota ms- sed thrn Chitina tins week He is get ting first hand info rma ii on as to the needs of the Terri tory. He~ con- fl rmed the opini5n Of one of onr l G. al Stati on men that there Is at pre- sent SC ous economic oppre ssSon that is going to get mch worse.
Weekly herald., 1931-08-07

M~, Mac Daniels came back to Chit - ina 5non 5o .Cordova and turned 'ee again to worka
Weekly herald., 1931-08-07
STE IS A r:IKER

STE IS A rIKER
 Mrs, Shepard Walked to Tonsina. Tt is l5 nj les; it took five hrs. She left hec5 at 2;CO and got thero at ? PsM~ Te 'oar tHat Mr. SAepard d6ned Ter 5o Ken1y Lake, She is thinking of trying it. she will get there at about l2 P~Mo mi dnit if she starts er1y en- 3ug1o
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
Miss iMonsees
Is Bride Of
Mr.. Quilter

Miss Ruth MonSees. attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. <. A.
Monsees, became the bride of MIR.
Gordon Quilter. formerly Of Tulsa,
Okla. at q simple wedding cere-
mony at $50 o'clock Thursday
morning in the M0nSees home, with
Or. Sterling Fisher OF the First
Methodist church. reading the
riage VOWS in the presence OF only
n few close friends and relatives.
A pink and blue color scheme
was carried out IN the decorations
OF the home and beautiful sum-
mer blossoms were used 10 advan-
tage IN the arrangements or the
rooms where the ceremony took
place.
The bride was sweet in n lovely
blue crepe model made with a long
flared skirt and lace trimmings.
She carried a bouquet OF pink
roses.
The couple was unattended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quil'er left imme-
dlately for a weeks honeymoon trip
10 Monterrey. and will be at home
10 their friends In Brownsville
after Aug. Is.
The bride wore a navy blue en-
semble as her going-away outfit.
Mrs. Quilter has a host Of friends
in Brownsville as she Is q graduate
Of the local schools and has made
her home here with her parents
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
Santa Maria

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Sledge and
daughter enjoyed an outing az
Boca Chica Sunday with friends
from Brownsville.
Miss Beryl Barber OF Kings
vile was the guest OF Mrs. B. NJ.
SAMSON a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Kaiser visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. Lord in Nc
Allen Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Carroll and
daughters were Sunday visitors at
the Chas. Wilhelm home at Ha~-
lingen At the Archie Bishop home
in La Feria.
Misses Myrtle and Bethel Gil
bert from the Harrington pump sta
ton visited Miss Bernice Gilbert
recently.
j. B. Carroll and daughter,
Jessie and j. F. Mock made a bus
mess trip 70 Brownsville Monday.
j.. o. Duncan and David Living
ston made a business trip TO Ed
inburg Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Waggoner.
Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Lance Har-
RS and their children OF San Ben
ito we're Sunday guests Of the Liv-
~ingstons.
The members OF the 3. Y. p. u.
met az the school house Tuesday
night for a treasure hunt which
ended with a party az the home Of
Jesse Andes.
Several OF the young people met
az the d. l.. Jones home Saturday
and gave Ray Schroat a surprise
party.
The two missionary societies met
together az the school house Tues
day with is ladies present. Each
society held a short business meet
ing then had the Bible study to-
gether, which was on the life Of
David, conducted BY Mrs. Mock.
The Baptist women serve : refresh
ments OF cake and punch.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bounds OF Al
varado arrived Sunday TO spend a
few days with Mr.. Bounds sister.
Mrs. B. M. SAMSON. and family.
Mrs. E. G. Kean and Mrs. r. +.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07

Moose ard Caribou are the prin-
cipal meat producers among game
animals in Canada.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
WARM DAY
PROBLEMS
BY ALICIA HART

The indoor summer worker does
not exist who doesn't need some
kind Of de0dorant TO tide over hot
days freshly.
You may be one Of those meticu-
,0usly groOmed women who do not
-erSpire freely and who stay fresh
~ a daisy. For you, the kind OF
bath powder that has %deodorant
qualities may be sufficient. Dust
over with II after the morning
shower may be all you need.
For the majority. however, more
precautiOn should be taken. Since
It IS under the arms that most
women have trouble. be sure to
shave your armpits or use d~epilatory
Immediately. Never use a deodorant
Immediately after Kidding the arm
pit Of its fuzz. wait at least "a
hours, for the flesh Is tender after
this treatment and irritation in hot
weather Is apt TO cause a rash that
is unpleasant.
There are various kinds Of de-
~odorants. and your use Of them
should depend on the type Of sum-
mel person you are. If you per-
Spire freely. there are prepara-
tons that conquer all bodily odors
and also keep the skin free from
p~ersplration az the same time. You
may use these twice a week for
every other day. depending on di-
rections OF the brand you buy.
II you do not perspire. select a
deodorant that is prepared for
~neutralizing body odors, with no
relation 10 checking p-erspiration.
Hands that perspire freely may
be treated 70 a deodorant advan-
tageously. And you might keep
some deodorant bath powder in
your desk and dust your hands
over with II when you wash them.
Most Of these d%eodorarts should
be applied at night. after your tub
bath. Many Of them give spec,-
fled directions that no soap should
be used Immediately before their
application. Always follow such
directions because they are neces-
sary IL you would get the proper
results. Also never apply any
deodorant II you have any erup-
items or rash. Wait until your skin
Is in good condition.
DeCdOrants cost comparatively
little money. But they are a first
aid to one who would be dainty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
DinnerAnd
Dance GiUen
By Kruusses

Complimenting new arrivals, Con-
sui and Mrs. John @. Holler Of
MatamOros and formerly Of Venice.
italy. vice. Consul and Mrs. Henry
G. Krausse entertained on Wednes-
day evening with a dinner-dance at
the Matamoros Cafe In that city. II
was also the birthday anniversary
OF Mrs. Krausse. The patio OF the
cafe was a lovely setting for the
dinner party and the table appoint
ments carried out the idea Of the
Spanish surroundings.
Dancing was diversion for the
after hours.
Consul and Mrs. Holler and their
baby daughter, Sally, have Just re-
Gently been transferred 10 Mata-
moros from Italy and wednesday
was their first day in the new loca-
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07

Moore % Dallas arrived Friday to
visit their brother, @. p. Wash
ington and family.
Miss Nina Duncan spent We'd
nesday and Thursday in Mercedes.
the guest Of Miss Dagma Blan-
chard.
Charles Starck, who has been in
Beeville, Is visiting his mother,
Mrs. r. S. Champion.
Miss Marcia Pruitt and Ed
Starck OF San Benito visited Mr..
and Mrs. F. S. Champion Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schmidt were
in Harlingen Monday.
Miss Gerda Ekrut Of Donna was
here Friday.
Rev. j. B. Buss Of Donna preach
ed AZ the school house Sunday.
Mrs. Tom DiCkey and children
Of Harrington, Mrs. O.. L. McCan-
non and Mrs. p. NJ. Shipley called
ON Mrs. Fl. II. Kaiser Monday.
Mrs. j. O.. Duncan attended a
missionary society " ting at the
home Of Mrs. j. 0. Ward in Mer-
cedeS Tuesday.
Dewitt Murray Of FOresville
was here 70 look after his prop
erty.
Mrs. IT. ID. ShiDley and children
spent a few days visiting her par
ents. Nh. and Mrs. S. M. McLain,
at Weslaco.
NJ. and Mrs. Kenneth Andrews
and baby OF Mercedes visited at
II. G. Harvey's Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Albert Goodykuntz OF Harlingen
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Craw-
ford Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
PEGGY MARIE JOHNSON
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Mrs. f. +. '1hnson entertained
with a deligL - children's party
on Tuesday afternoon in honor Of
the fourth birthday anniversary Of
her young daughter, Peggy Marie.
The little folk all gathered on the
lawn for games. Little Dora Hager.
dressed as a clown. distributed Eaily
colored balloons. while Miss Jacque-
line Johnson, sister OF the honoree,
gave each one appropriate fayors.
There was a lovely birthday cake,
with four candles. resting on a bed
OF roses and ferns. The cake was
brought to the lawn, where Peggy
blew out the candles, and refresh
ments we're served.
Those present for this enjoyable
affair were Mrs. Linton Acker and
son., Junior, Mrs.. j. M. Reynolds and
son. John, Mrs. William Coe and
small daughter, Ann. Mrs. Henry
Louderdale and daughter, Laura
Nell, Mrs. Hughes Evans and son,
Billie. Mrs. G. II. Lawton and
daughter, Mary Lou, Mrs. John
Herndon and children, Sara Ellen
and John, Jr., Mrs. Fred Brooks and
two sons, Bobbie and Mamie, Mrs.
C. r. Archer and daughter, Marilyn,
Mrs. Joe Brooks and son, Ted, Mrs.
William Copeland and daughter,
Margaret, Mrs. Gilbert Ramsey and
nephew. Ben Sanders Bobbie and
Gene Kirkpatrick. Donald Payne,
Shelly Collier, Mrs. Paul Ruckel
and daughter. May Ruth, Mrs.
George Breeding. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
T. HaFer. Hoyt Hager, d. II. Ken
meth. walter MCNEIL and Mrs. 0. E.
Van Berg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
Mission

Rev. ana Mrs. Peake and daugh-
ters LETT the first Of the week 1or
a vacation trip IN the Texas hills.
Earl Stewart, Claude ID. Peake,
David johnson and Ray Good"ll
went to Laredo the frs Ot 1iIe week
to attend a meeting OF the Rotary
presidents and secretaries for lhlS
district.
O. ". Vandervort Of EdcOuch was
in the city on business last MONDAY
Miss Rosa v. Domlnguez y the
Messrs CurtiSS j.. Earrlngvcn ana
A. Torres, manager n aLecVor VI
tie XED staff az ReynoSa, were w
Mission Monday, guests OF Iho
local Rotary club.
Mesdames Homer Smith ana
Florence NJ. Hayes were IN Harhn-
gen Saturday IN attendance az a
meeting OF the educational Ioah
fund committee OF the RIO Grahue
Valley Federation OF Women's c4uos
Leonard Ray, land man OF Meal
len was a business caller III MlSedOh
last Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. George Boyle and
daughters are here for a AZ
the home OF Mrs. Doyles pereD.s,
MIR. and Mrs. William Drummond.
MIR. and Mrs. j. H.. Swain o.
England. Ark, were local visitors
Saturday
q. f. Herr of Birmingham, Mich,
was in Mission on a trip OF hsp-c-
ton the last OF the week
L. S. Griffin was here rom
Eagle Grove, Iowa, Saturday.
John o. Tread Of Mortegat, Ia
was in Mission Saturday.
Misses Lois Benson and lrma
Frances Gideon returned Friday
from Boulder. Colo, where they
have been attending summer school.
Miss Mary Ann Thompson, VINO
has been il Mission for a number OF
weeks in the interest Of the Lin
coin Library Co. OF Wichita, Kan,
left Friday for Eagle Pass 70 take
I'D the work in that city.
Miss Mamie Rome, proprietor OF
Mi-Lady's Shoppee left Sunday ior
Dallas, where she Will purchase
new fall merchandise Tor her shop
here.
miss Ines Holmes, who Is m
ployed in the Central Power a.
light office, left Saturday for her
vacation TO be spent in TT. Worth
and parts Of Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Wright moved
into their new home on the high
way east of Mission last Saturday.
Miss Cita Sammons haa returned
from spending several days as a
guest Of Miss Katherine Pate In
Hidalgo.
Mrs r. @. Hodge. Billy and Miss
Mildred and Mrs. r. z. Smith and
Bob left Friday for Junction where
they expect to stay two weeks.
Mrs 3. NJ. Strong came home
from Dallas Sunday. She was &C
companicd BY her niece. Miss
Houston Trips.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
Hostess To
MembeyAnd
Club Guests

An enjoyable afternoon was spent
in the home OF Mrs. George Mer-
iwether on Wednesday when she
was hostess to members and two
guests OF the Just-Sew club. Gar
den flowers frightened the rooms
and added much to the already
pleasant surroundings. Mrs. Mer-
riwether served an a%ppetizing salad
course in the late afternoon hours.
Guests for the occasion were
Mrs. Royce Russell and Mrs. Louis
Hallman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
Valley Society NeWS
and EDentS

Celia and Lucilla Perez, Dorcas
Garcia. Lucille Champion, Esther
Sada, Beatriz Perez, Nina Faria
and Marcina Rccio: MeSSrs Fran
cisco Cavaza. Harold Jefferds, @.
Cavazos and Celso Olvirez.
The group met at the home or
Miss Romano CRvazos and motored
to the beach from there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
Brownsville Club
and Social ActiDitieS
Sailing Party
AndPcnicA
Port Isabel

MERCEDES. Aug IA group Of
Mercedes folk formed a c~ongenial
crowd for a sailing party at Point
Isabel, a few evenings recently.
A tempting picnic style lunch was
one Of the main features OF the
program.
Those making up the party were
Misses Leone Brennan of Winter
haven, Florida, Mary Lee Kern,
Virginia VIM, Martha Yearwood,
Vera Barry, Oslo Mcneil, Mary Et-
ter Brooks. Billie Crane, Emiline
Johnson and Messrs Carl McKin-
rey, Bob Kern, j. Weatherton, Barr
Ewing. Doe Burns, Judson Trolling
er, Buddie Watson, Bernard Lebo-
WITT OF San Benito.
The party was c~haperoned by
Mrs. Myrtle Lee and Mrs. Bess
Roberts and Bill Hilton and Chubby
Scott.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
HERE'S CHARITY

NEW YORK. Aug. THE board
Of foreign missions OF the Presby-
terrain church here received a
strange looking package from Ba-
tango. West Africa. Upon opening II.
officials found $3.77. 1t was sent. II
was explained, as a charitable CT
fering to relieve the hard times in
America. The black natives OF Ba-
tango heard OF the depression IN
the U. S. and sent over the money
rs their bit toward relieving it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
GUEST FROM FLORIDA
is ~COMPLIMENTED

Miss Leone Brennan OF Winter
haven, Florida was named guest OF
honor at a delightful swimming
party at Cascade Poole at McAllen,
the hostess being Mrs. Myrtle Lee.
After an hour or so in the water
a picnic spread was enjoyed by the
hostess. the honoree and the follow
ing guests: Misses Mary Lee Kern,
Virginia Winn. Martha Yearwood,
Emiline johnson and Messrs Pack
ard Barton Barr Ewing, Bob Kern,
Carl Mckinney, Bill Hilton and Mr..
and Mrs. II. +. Sugg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
Miss CrixeZI
EntertdinS
Elite Club

Vases of roses and fern we're
placed about the Crixel home to
provide a pretty setting o the en-
tertainment or Elite club members
on Wednesday evening when Miss
Maria Isabel was hostess to two
tables c. pVyers.
The games OF brisca resulted in
high score prize going to Miss
Ofelia de In Cara and second high
TO Miss Estella de la ARIA.
An ice course was served follow
ing the playing. Hostesses next
week will be the Misses de la Gar
"a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
'H01 SEVEN SH1'HH SOCIETY PHONE SEVEN sgn'rR

for many years. The past several
years she has taught Spanish in
the schools IN Tulsa.
Mr.. Quilter Is n lawyer and has
recently removed here from Tulsa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
Beach Party At
Boca Chica Enioyed

A beach party az BOca Chlca on
Thursday included the following
young people who enjoyed a picnic
supper and swim: Misses Iupe
and Anita Cisneros. Romano Ca
vazos. Lillian and Vivian JuncO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-09

Australian Federal Lean Council IVES
closed today when the council approved
the issue of treasury bills totaling $2.-
900 to cover the governments cash
requirements for July.
New South Wales has undertaken the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-09
GANDHl HITS HIGH FEES

Independence Leader Would Cut
Professional Work Charges.
BOMBAY, India, August tP.-Tf
Mahatma Gandhi wins self government
for India. doctors. lawyers and other
professional people viii have to work
as cheaply as the laboring man. he
said today.
Appealing TO Parsee business men to
abandon the liquor trade ana luxurious
living and to adopt homespun clothing,
he said:
Under waraj (independence). ply
sieians now receiving SIS visit VIII get
only 10 cents. while lawyers now charg-
ing fees OF 5000 will have to be con-
tent with so cents. Once lawyers and
doctors are cheaper, living itself will be
cheaper"