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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

EDINBuRG. July 3-Repairs ON
the second story w tie citv harI.
which n being renovated for the
iiremen's dormitory. were completed
Yesterday afternoon. and the dormi-
tory Is now ready for occupancy. au-
cording w I'd. G.. Abney. Edinburg
mayor.
Repair work has been In progress
since the first Cf the week. an out
SIDE stairway being built. and the
Interior on the upstairs being " y
ated. The dOrmitnry will new care
Tor 2 men. who viii act As volunteer
firemen. sleeping at the citv han. vet
being on hand for fire duty, &C
cordinF % Mayor Abney.
A billiard table and other forms
or amusement will Be instalIsd IN
the dorrnit0ry tur recreation uf the
firemen, who will live In the dormf-
tory, and other volunteer firemen of
the city, Mayor Ahney said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
SPORTY GOLF
COURSEOPENS
DIR. Works Due Much Credit
For Completion OF
New Links

One Of the sportiest golf courses
In the state IS being opened here
Sunday by the Brownsville Country
club and In today's Herald is q spe-
cial tabloid devoted to the course.
The new course Is made fascin-
ating through more waterholes. dog
legs and sandtraps. The new ar
rangcment demands more control
on drives and pitches than did the
old course, but II rewards the good
shots with chances at brides. II
IS a course that will intrigue both
pro and amateur.
John Breedemus. n OF the
south's leading golf architects. de-
signed the new course.
Much credit is due Or. 3. o
Works for the new curse. When
financial difficulties were encoun-
tered. he resigned the post Of club
president to devote more time "a
completion OF the course. With aid
Of others. he worked ont finances
which allowed completion Of the
course. DR.. Works spent much OF
his own money in seeing the course
completed.
He also personally supervised
completion CT the course after the
architect had left. The veteran club
member devoted much time. work
and money in pushing completion
Of the course
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
VIII Air Charges
Against Railroad

AUSTIN. July a. Rl-Charres that
the Rock Island has refused wv pro-
vide box cars and divide revenue
have been made by the Sanford and
Northern. IN and Dne-half mile
railroad IN Hutchinson county and
VIII be aired NC the term WY the rail-
road commission starting July ia.
The Rock Island connects with tie
Sanford ard Northern at Sanford.
The short road runs 10 Riverside
90 "a gravel pit.
According t0 Rock Island officials,
the Sanford and Northern was a
subterfuEe and built by the owners
Of the gravel pit ID haul their gravel.
Tn the event the Sanford and North
ern AS upheld. betwera 40 and 50
gravel DIT operators could build lines
Cd their pits and obtain h division
or the freight revenue they said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
COOPERATIVE
SIGNS MEMBERS
Growers Controlling Over
$500 Acres Join
Vegetable Assn

WESLACO, July 9Th. y-one
members of the Rio Grande Valley
Vegetable Cooperative Association
were signed at the mass meeting
held here last night as the opening
gun I'm the membership campaign
TO be staged in the Valley for the
next two weeks.
A total membership OF 81 growers
has been enrolled to date. It was
stated following last nights meet
ing. representing 1850 acres.
Twelve other meetings are 10 be
held. the next scheduled being at
r. Jardin or Monday night.
II. E- Whitaker, president or the
WesIaco unit Of the Texas Farm
Bureau. presided owe last nights
meeting.
Among the speakers was 4. T..
C0wbin, secretary or the Texas Farm
Bureau association. who told his
audience OF 157 that the Valley had
placed before 1t the declaration Of
independence or Valley vegetable
growers" in the organization or the
vegetable cooperative.
Weslaco was chosen as the site
for the first OF the series Of l3 meet
ings largely III view or the fact that
the farm bureau unit there Is the
largest IN the state Of Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
NAVIGATION
DISTRICT TO
ELECT ON nth
Arroyo Colorado Com
missioners To Be
Selected Sat.


HARLINGEN, July 3.-Residents
Of the Arroyo Colorado Navigation
District face prospects Of going
through one or the oldest Fourth's
Of July in their experience since
IL also will be election day with
three commissioners to be chosen.
A short but snappy weeks camp
aigning preceded election day, the
three incumbentS VINO are seeking
reelection being opposed BY two
new candidates.
Tyre II. Brown. chairman; J. b
Chambers. ST., and j. r. George are
seeking reelection. The first two are
from Harlingen and the third from
Rio Hondo.
New candidates are DR.. J.. A.
Palmer. Jr., or Harrington and ".
GustafSon o. Stuart Place.
The incumbents sought 70 hold q
number OF meetings &C which sta
tus of the district was to be ex-
planned. but DR.. Palmer and his CO.
candidate were represented at viz
tually each Of these meetings, which
almost resolved themselves into
open debate. Mrs. Palmer repre-
sented DR.. Palmer several times.
The incumbents have been holding
70 their rule OF "watchful waiting +,
while Palmer and Gustafson have
been clamoring TO proceed with a
construction program.
One Of the sidelights on the
campaign has been a circular war.
DIR. Palmer has broadcast his belief
during various elections campaigns
by means or circulars, resorted 10
the same tactics In this instance. A
new development this time. how
ever, was a circular satirizing Pal
mer's.
Casting ballots will be most son
venient since voters may choose
any precinct box at which 70 make
their selection. Boxes will be placed
at the Stuart Place school. Harlin-
gen city hall. Primera school. II. r.
Parker house in Willacy county,
Rio Hondo school and Combes
school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

NEW YORK. July 3. LP-esse
Sherman. removed from the bench
Of the appellate division or the sup
rene court. Is the fifth magistrate
70 leave office since Samuel Sea-
bury as referee started investiEa-
ton Of the inferior courts last Sep
TENDER.
Last week the appellate division
removed Mrs. Jean Fl. Norris, New
York's first Oma magistrate. Mag
istrates Francis X. McQuade, Henry
Nj r. Goodman and George w.
Simpson resigned after the inves.i-
cation started.
The court decided that SiIber-
MAINS decisions xare "improps rly
influenced by political considera-
tons end that his conduct on the
bench had been unfair and untudi.
cial.
Sherman had served since 1920.
His present term would have expir-
ed June. 1882.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
State May Be
DEFENDANT IN
DAMAGE SUIT
Mexican Attorney Says
Two Suits Of Half
Million Talked

SAN ANTONIO. July s-R-
Suits asking sl.0OU.D0O damages for
the Staying of Emilio Cortes RuhID
klnsman NY Mexico's president ana
Manuel Gomez. Mexican college
students. who were slain several
weeks ago at ArdmCrp. Okla. NAV
oe filed against the state cF OKLA
ncma and the sureties on the bond
ot the sheriff ON Ardm0re. NY. wv.
Gonzales. San Antonio attorney.
said today.
Gonzales represented the Mrxi-
can government Wy the recent trial
Az Ardmore. Okla. WY WI Wy CRiWl
Guess, deputy sheriff who was ac-
Quilted of the Staying wy Cortas
hubio- Cecil Crosby. the other dn-
putty charged with the slavinas. has
not vet been tried.
Inc attorney said today that me-
was awaiting word from relatives
NH the slain youths preparatory to
ming tn federal court two suits
each for $500 .O00. On behalf w thn
respective families or the slain
youths.
salvador Cortes Ruhi0. comnmnion
OF me TWO students On the night
ol the killing. informed Gonzales
after the trial of Guess that the
families of the two desired him w
lhe damage suits. according ~
Gonzales. Since that time Gonzales
mas awaited some official word from
tne families before drawing lid the
suits.
hunio and Gomez were slain aft
or they had been stoDped bv the
Two deputy sherltts on the night w
June T..
Inc contemplated action IVY the
relatives is independent of any ac-
ton IVY the Mexican government.
Gonzales said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
COUNTRY Gets
HEAT RELIEF
Death Toll Grows, But
Mercury Drops
Over West

Although the first summer heat
wave appeared today to BE- wear
ing Itself out climbing over the AL
leghen3es. the toll Of deaths attri-
butable to the heat continued To
grow.
Throughout Illinois there was
general relief, but that state con-
tinued TO lead with So deaths dur
ing the past "a hours. Ohio was
second with 30 deaths. and In
diana with e.
The total deaths throughout the
United States yesterday. including
drowning and two killed III elec-
trtcal storms. was estimated at 2lB.
bringing the toll Of the entire
wave TO 1921.
An unidentified mar died of the
heat on railway tracks near Nj
land. Calf, where IN temperature
OF l2l degrees was reported-set-
ting q l5-year high mark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

Weather Bureau
Up In Air In
Chicago, s. Fact

CHICAGO, July 3.-tP-The
United States weather bureau
here Is taking to the air.
An airplane and pilot have
been added to its facilities to
probe the vagaries or wind and
temperature.
j. G. Bowers, a commercial
flyer, holds the contract for the
daily weather testing flights. In
his plane are delicate instru-
ments 10 measure temperature.
wind velocities. humidity and
other things In which the YEA
ther bureau Is interested at va
rious heights.
Bowers contract stipulates
that he must ascend at least
1880 feet before he can draw
his daily pay Of SIS For every
1900 feet over that altitude, he
receives a 10 per cent bonus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
LINDY HAS HARD
= = =
TIME CRASHING
= = y r.
FLYER BANQUET

NEW YORK. July 3.-P-Coi.
Charles "A. Lindbergh, who also flew
across the Atlantic once. had a hard
time today getting into Tire lun-
checn TO the globe fliers. Post and
Catty.
Just before the luncheon hour az
the Ritz, Lindbergh strobe up to
the door OF the ballroom. where the
guests were assembling. The door
men barred his way.
Where's your invitation?" they
asked.
Il am Colonel L~indbergh." the
fier explained. il was invited
You can't get in without ar in
vitat.oi" was ali the satisfaction
he coud get.
Lindbergh began fumbling IN his
pockets for the invitation. AL that
moment some members OF the re-
ception committee approached.
apologies were made. and the IA
nous flier was ushered t. a table
with Clarence Chamberlin, Col.
James Fitzmaurice. Bernt Balcehn
and Colonel John Rodgers.
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PREPARATIONS
ACCORD seen
Believe France And II. >.
Will Complete Farley
Before Night

PARIS, July 3.@P-There are
fairly reasonable prospects that ac-
cord between the French and AM
erican negotiators will be achieved
by tonight. a person in authority
said this afternoon.
This informant declared that no
agreement on the Hoover war debt
plan had been completed.
WASHINGTON. July 3. p
American officials after communi-
eating with Secretary Mellon IN
Paris today said they hoped and
expected the completion OF nego-
tiations between the United States
and France on President Hoover's
debt suspension proposal before
hight,
Acting Secretary Castle OF the
state department and acting Secre-
tary Mills of the treasury met with
Eugene Meyer. chairman of the
federal reserve board. ii Presiden,
Hoover'S office to receive the tele-
phone call from Secretary Mellon.
President Hoover was not present
when the conversation took place
as he vas presiding over his regular
Friday cabinet meeting.
The officials said they did not
expect any definite announcement
until after Secretary Mellon and
Ambassador Edge held their con-
ference late today In Paris.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
PLAN HON0RS
FOR FLIERS
Presidential Luncheon To
Be Given Record Max
ers Monday

WASHINGTON, July 3. -{P-
Like their predecessors on the path
TO aerial fame. Wiley Post and
Harold Gatty today found the trail
leading TO the White House. where
on Monday they viii be guests OF
President and Mrs. Hoover.
The fliers who circled the world
In eight days have been invited 70
the honcrS which were spread for
the heroic Frenchment. Coste and
Bellonte, in September.
Many times IN recent years the
White House doors have swung wide
10 admit aviation's victors. The
greatest assemblage or fliers &C.
Cured during the Coolidge admin
istrati0n when a presidential lun-
cheon was given preliminary &c
award Of the Hubbard medal 10
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, Nov.
IL. 1927.
Included in the guest list were
Atlantic travellers Richard T.. Byrd,
Bernt Balchen, william 8. Brock,
Edwa3i T. Schlee, Charles Levine,
Clarence ChaH4berlin, George NO
vile, Ruth Elder. George Haldeman.
and the Hawaii fliers Lieutenant
Lester Maitland. Lieutenant Albert
Hegenberger, Emory Bronte. Paul
Schluter and Arthur GOebel.
Honors for Tound-the-world flierS
started In 1924 when the army pilots
OF their final dash to the west
coast stopped at Boiling Field to be
greeted by Coolidge az an informal
officers mess.
President Hoover has broken the
routine OF desk work 10 greet a
number or visiting airmen. Post and
Gatty being new names for a roster
that already lists Rear Admiral
Byrd and his Antarctic adventur-
ers, DR.. Hugo Eckner and Squadron
Leader Charles Kingsford-Smith
with his companions OF the South
ern Cross.
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Wire Flashes

WATONGA. Okla. July 3. Up
A posse Of officers and citizens this
morning was closing In on a ne
gro at the Graham farm, six miles
northeast OF here. believed &c be
Fillmore Davis wanted for Staying
recently or Guy Jarvis, Blaine
county deputy sheriff.
INVERNESS CLUB. Toleao, o.,
July 3. R-Showing the way for
the favorites in the second round
Of the United States open golf
championship. Walter Hagen shot
the outward nine In IS. even par.
today. He was three strokes back
OF the leaders yesterday with a "a.
WIMBLEDON STADIUM, Eng
land, July 8. GP-Cilh Aussem. Ger
man tennis player. today ascend
ed to the throne voluntarily vacat-
ed By Mrs. Helen Wills Moody as
champion OF Wimbledon. BY defeat
ing her countrywoman. Hilda
Krahwinkei. in the finals Of wo-
mems singles. The scores were
c., 7-5.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Herald To Give
Fight Party

Don't forget The Herald fight
party. beginning at $50 D. m.
tonight.
Blow-by-blow returns OF the
championship bout between
Max Schme.ing ard Challenger
w. L. Stribling will be mega
pnoned in front OF The Herald.
The reports will be supplied
from an Associated Press ring
side wire.
The heavyweight champion
ship Is likely TO return TO the
United States and you'll want
10 know the details.
So be on hand at The Herald
az $50 D. m. tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

N2NNAAA4 AN AANN AACN NJ
RIO GRANDE CITY. July Son
July LIST, Starr County came into
the services of a full-time physi-
clan. and on September I. 4 full
time nurse viii b. employed. ac-
cording to an announcement made
today by Judge III. Cara. Jr.. az
which time ne stated that the Com
missionerS' Court had entered into
the 4-County Plan. as outlined by
State and Federal Health Officers.
Other counties which viii share In
the Health plan are, Hidalgo, Cam
error and Wlllacy.
A graduate nurse 10 be named hy
Or. y. g. Anderson, chairman or the
State Health Department. viii be-
sin work on September /. Her first
work. no doubt, will be a check-up
Of health conditions In the city
and county schools.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

HARTFORD. Kent, England. July
3. Rl-Slr William Hart DYKE. IA
political figure OF the golden era
OF Gladstone and DiSrarli. died to-
day at his home. lila was o3.
Lady Dyke, who IS III. was nos
informed 0f his death. He was VA
great sportsman, owning am estate
0f 1000 acres. and was credited az
one or the oriEinatnrS nf lawn tennis.
He represented this division In par
lament from I~B65-I90G. but held hiH
first post from west Kent In 1855.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Many and Varied 18th
July Euents Are
Offered to VaHeyites

vaIeyites can hand pick the,
entertainment for the Fourth OF
July.
Entertainment for tomorrow
ranges from "a tennis tournament
70 a bullfight.
The annual South Texas tennis
championships will get under way
at EdinDurg with entries from All
over this section. Jesse Pfeiffer,
defending singles champion, Will be
back To give ambitious racket
wielders a chance at his crown. The
matches will get under way early
Saturday morning and VII con-
tinue through Sunday.
Donna Is planning a typical
Fourth Of July celebration Begin
ming with a loud cannonade At 4
a. m and continuing through the
day with speakings. athletic events
and patriotic exercises.
A hullfight will be presented In
Reynosa beginning az 4:30 D. m.
The Reynosa ring management has
made special efforts to obtain the
best bullfighters and animals for
It's big Fourth or July event. This
Is an annual fight and Il usually
draws large crowds from aIl over
the state. Pace Gorr1ez, well known
Mexico City matad0r. will be as
sisted by Juan Guajardo. known
as the lion or Mlxoac." Five
Penrelas bulls. specially bred for
fighting, will be killed IN the ring.
Excursion rates from all over the
state have been given for this
fight.
"A prize fight will be presented IN
the Matamoros Square Garden
Saturday night. featuring Jack
Burns OF Brownsville, and Cullen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
County Dads Dan
Summer Costumes

EDINBURG, July 3.-Iropical
mid-summeIness Is prevalent in the
courthouse these days. Although
work Is the main topic OF activity,
people go about doing It IN extremely
common sense ways, Judging from
the appearance Of the county dads
and other officials and the lawyers,
in and out Of the court house.
County Judge K. @. Couch ap-
peared Thursday in the coolest cos
tune Of the day. although a review
OF the men at the courthouse caus-
ed q close race In a few instances.
Judge Couch not only DOTTED Ills
light weight summer coat In the
office. as Is the habit OF many. but
he left 1t NJ home. The portrait OF
Judge Couch: a brief sleeved shirt.
with an open sports soft collar. and
loosely tied cravat; light weight lin
en- trousers. white shoes and a sum-
mer time rough straw hat.
Envious glances Of the more form
ally clad men gave prediction that
Judge Couch wouldn't be the only
one SO cody and comfortably clad
In the future days Of warmth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

Red Of Harrington. These boys met
III u s~lam-bang affair when Strib-
ling appeared An santa Cruz. Burns
knocked out Red after a sanguine
battle Red has been training UNI
der Ernie Stephens for the past
month and believes ne can now
take the measure Of Young Burns.
Cock fighting Will be presented
earlier In the day.
The second half OF the Valley
league schedule win w in~augurated
with d0uble-headers. Harlingen goes
70 San Benlt0 in the ~aft--noon and
they play Ca return engagement un-
der The lights &C Harrington at
night. An afternoon and night
game will be played mt McAllen be-
tween the Palms and La Feria.
BOca Chica and Padre Island
beaches are expected 10 be a pop
ular gathering spot for Fourth
celebrants- Reservations have been
made far ahead. according 10 man
agement OF concessions there. The
Brownsville Chamber of Commerce
plans 70 keep mn accurate check on
the number OF people and cars Wis
ting Boca Chica over the week
end Check also will be made on
where the cars are from. The beach
" in excellent condition following
the recent high tide.
Sunday the American Legion will
present "a series or horse races and
automobile races az the Harrington
fair park. These will get under
wav at 2 %. M. These events are
being promoted BY Ernie Stephens
for the American Legion.
Matamoros. Rio Rico and Rev-
nCsa r expected "a obtain biz
crowds over the Fourth also.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Sunday Service To
Honor Graduates

Special services Will be he'd on
Sunday morning IN the First Meth
odist church for graduates Of local
schools and those students who
have returned here from other
schools for the summer, according
10 announcement made Friday NOR
ming by Sterling Fisher, pastor OF
the church.
Teachers and students are spe-
clally invited TO attend the services.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
cool WEATHER
Is PREDICTED

CLEVELAND. July 8. R-Fight
fans won't have TO worry about the
heat tonight. but the matter OF
rain Is something else again.
The weather bureau predicted
continually ard occas
cloudy" weather and explained
that this might or might not mean
showers. And II 1t does rain. It
may be a brief shower or a fairly
heavy one.
The temperature, however. was a
more definite prospect. The 90
degree weather Of the last week was
finally broken as breezes from
Lake Erie sent the mercury into
the lower 70's. AT 1870 a. m. to-
day 1t Was "a.
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Hawks Flies 1874
Miles I'm SIS Minutes

ST. HUBERT AIRPORT. Mont
real, Que. July 3@F-Captain
Frank Hawks. American aerial
spesdster, landed here at els a. mi.
He left Quebec ~ $40 a. m.. flying
the distance OF about 1874 miles I'm
fifty five mlnute&
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
League To Discuss
Traffic Regulations

EDINBURG. July 3.-Edlnburv
city officials. including Mayor ..
G.. Abney, and commissioners DR..
c. J. Hamme and M. r. Harris. will
attend a meeting or the Valley
League OF municipalities i'm Wes-
TACO, Friday evening, az which slime
the league will be recrEanized-
Uniform traffic regulations for
the Valley viii be the principal
topic OF discussion. according Ca
Mayor Abney. and steps viii be
taken 10 draft regulations which
will be agreed on
The Valley League or Munich
palities Is made up of officials or
all Valley cities. and Is a branch
Of the State Municipal League.
which Is made ND OF city officials
ell over Texas, Abney said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Unemployed Rioters
Fired On By Police

PLOCK. Poland. July 3-GP1-Po-
lice fired on a crowd OF unempIoy-
ed rioters today. killing two and
wounding six The mob had pre-
viously besieged the labor exchange
and stoned police. injuring four.
Yesterday. the jobless storned the
town hall and smashed windows In
several restaurants because they
were not given employment on road
building projects,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03

TEKARKANAr ARK july 3--#1
The case or John Mccall, on trial
on "a murder charge Tor the slay-
inr of George Griffin. WAS to EO
u the jury this afternoon. The
defense rested when the hearing
was resumed this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
New Oil Refinery
Started In Kilgore

KILGORE. Tex. July 3. tP-Con-
struction or an oil refinery. 70 have
n capacity o. 1000 barrels. was begun
at Kilgore today. j. d. Wrather.
president OF the group backing the
project. said IL was planned to late
increase the refinery's capacity to
$500 barrels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
SHOE SHOP ROBBED

% E|EII ~TIETIITIIEIIIT
HARLINGEN. July s. Robbers
Who broke the window or the Eaton
shoe shop here last night made orr
with several pairs of shoes and a
few dollars in change, the pro
prletcrs reported t0 the police this
morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-03
Worker Is Instantly
Killed By Lightning

CORSICANA. Tex, July 3-tPD
Lightning instantly killed Frank
Peeler 24-year-old field worker.
yesterday afternoon on a farm near
Rodney.
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ZEP Is BACK HOME
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. G.

FRTEDFICHSHAFEN. GERMANY.
July 3. tF-The Graf Zeppelin re-
ffurned to he- home mast early To-
/ day after a cruise to Iceland on
which she covered $500 miles In less
than 70 hours elapsed tiwe,