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u. 5. FINANCE
LEADERS TALK
GERMAN help
Official Says America
Has No Authority
To Intervene

WASHINGTON. July i3-F-
Speedy financia. relief for Ger
many was declared essential In a
report to the state department to-
day from Ambassador Sackett at
Berlin.
Meanwhile. President Hoover re-
turned % the White House from
his Rapidan camp in Virginia and
prepared 10 devote the day to the
German crisis.
Acting Secretary Mills OF the
treasury was an early caller al the
White House. remaining closeted
with the president for a lengthy
conference.
The administration had an
nounced that While American banks
were ready TO cooperate TO help
Germany in her struggle against
large Withdrawals OF short term
foreign credits. It vas up 70 Eu-
ropes banking institutions 10 take
the lead.
Ambassador Sackett made no
mention OF American assistance In
his report 70 the state department.
But he did say help must be forth
coming quickly. His report was
dispatched after a conference with
German officials.
IN a statement last night follow
ing a meeting OF federal reserve
bank officials III New York. Acting
Secretary Nils said the American
government regarded the latest
German problem as fundamentally
European and one 20 he solved
through the initiative and con-
certed action OF those who are
closest To the situation
He added that over $500. 900 900
had been made available for e.
Mobilization or German industry
and commerce BY virtue OF the
Hoover debt moratorium.
That he said, "is the only d.
rection In rhich our government
has either the opportunity or the
authority 10 intervene"
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states federal courts about July 20
Gonzales was in Edinburg Satur-
day and Sunday as principal speak
er for the Latin-American fiesta.
"Eoche Mexicana."
This suit which 7 am going 70
file in connection with the Rubio
killing is OF a private nature and
not in connection with the Mexi-
can government" Gonzales said
Sunday afternoon.
II shall be in Ardmore July 20.
as ] am going 10 represent the Mexi-
can government when the sheriffs'
motion for dismissal Is heard"
"At that time I shall file the dam
age suit in the federal court re-
presenting relatives or the two de-
ceased boys. as a private attorney.
and shall attempt to recover the two
half million dollars damages nam
ing as defendants Guess. Crosby and
the sheriff's department at Ard
more" Gonzales said.
Gonzales is remembered In the
Valley for a case which brought
national attention. when he sued
the sheriffs department In Will
acy county In 1926.
IN speaking Of that case Gonzales
reviewed some OF the details. Three
Continued on page p
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SAN ANTONIO. July l3-lP-
Weekend traffic accidents took
the life or one person and injured
seven others In and near San
Antonio.
Her iugular vein severed BY fly
ing glass. Miss Lena Florence
Chavez died before medical aid
could b. summoned after an auto
mobile accident ON yesterday.
r. II. Irvine OF Corpus Christi
narrowly missed death when his
a caught fire after being struck
by another automobile on the
Corpus Christi road.
Five persons were injured IN a
collision between n truck and an
automobile at Frio city Road and
Zarzamora street. None was serious
IN injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

SHAMROCK, July Is. On - No
charges had been filed today In
connection with the fatal shooting
OF DR.. w. w. Guyton, SO. retired
physician. at n Shamrock filling
station last night.
A relative, who witnesses said
fired three shots into the aged
mans body is being held IN Jail
az Wheeler. and County Attorney
Clyde Fillmore said charges prob
ably would be filed today.
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fall ACTION
IS POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, July i3-P-
After a lengthy conference with
attorneys. Justice Bailey IN the
District OF Columbia supreme court
today postponed acton In the case
OF Albert 3. Fail until tomorrow.
There was no explanation for the
pOSlpCnement.
Justice -~iiey on Saturday had
refused a. suspend the one year
jail sentence given Fall for accept
ing a 100000 bride for an oil lease
While he was secretary or the In
terror.
The justice had agreed hoNeve.
TO permit a consultation 10 deter
mine whether Fall would agree to
have a day added 10 his sentence
so that the attorney general might
be given the discretion Of assigning
him 10 a western prison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
SECOND WILD
MAN Is HELD

SAN BENITO. July ia second
wild man arrested In the Valley
within a week was caught Monday
morning when San Benito police
arrested q man for questioning a.
The fire station.
The man. a stranger. was first
noticed when he began loud and
serious objections to the color Of
fire trucks, make OF trucks. and
general arrangement Of the fire
station.
AS police were questioning him
he produced a roll Of paper from
his pocket, apparently pieces Of
newspaper. ripped off a green strip,
handed 10 10 a policeman and said:
Take this $40 bill and buy your
self a pair Of sox.' Il
When he was placed In jail for
questioning. the nan tore up the
cell stoll. and according to reports
bent the bars ~ his cell window.
Police reported that he probably
will be Sent 10 Brownsville Monday
afternoon.
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Man Found Dead
Near McAlIen

A ring and a small amount ar
money carried bv Charles Atkinson.
50. before his death were missing
when his partially decomposed BODY
was found in an irrigation ditch
near McAllen yesterday. A coron-
er's verdict held he died BY drown
ing"
IL was said that Atkinson was
feeble and subject 10 rheumatic
attacks.
He was last seen alive Thursday.
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TOKYO FLIERS
OVER RUSSIA

MOSCOW, July 13-fP-oseph
lie Brix and Marcel Doret. French
a~viators. were winging their way
across Russia today on an intended
nonstop flight TO Tokyo which
may carry them around the world
on the trail Of Wiley Post and
Harold Gatty.
Their plane IS the ~Hyphen' in
which they broke the worlds dis
tance record over a closed circuit
several weeks ago. Carrying fuel for
10 hours in the air. they hope to
break the present straight line rec
ord or 4909 miles held bv Major
Dieudonne Coste and Lieut.. Maui
rice Bellont Of transatlantic fame.
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Girl Is Injured

HOUSTON. July 13-tEr-An ex-
press interurban. en- route from
Greek 10 Houston. colllded
with an automobile ~ the Pelly-
Goose Greek boundary line late
yesterday. demolished the automO-
bile and injured its four occupants.
one seriously.
Miss Opal Hillegeist. 70. suffered
conclusion Of the Brain and LAGER
atoms or the scalp. Her condition
was said today 10 be serious.
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OVERTON. July l3-P- one
man was dead today. and two 9TH
ers were In hospitals. victims or fire
which spurted from the Vitek num-
Der two oil well as II came In late
yesterday.
Joe Wedmever, %. OF Willow
Springs. Gonzales county. was burn
ed TO death. and Paul vitek. owner
or the we'll. and J.. III. Anderson,
severely burned.
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PLANE NAMED FOR
MEXICAN ACE

NEW YORK. July 13 I'D
ward Naloney and Seth Yerrlrg-
ton. Long Island flirrs were wing
imp their way 70 Mexico City today
on "a nonstop flight from Ro0se-
welt Field. from which they took
off yesterdav-the third nnnivrr-
sary 0l the death of Captain Emil
lio Carranza. Mexican ace, for
whom their plane Nv named.
They started or az 1886 .. ~.
Central Standard Time. I'm few mo-
ments after American Legion vet
Grams and members or the Mexican
consulate had gathered at Mount
Holly. ". J.. % unvcil a shaft TO
the memory OF the Mexican flirr.
Carranza crashed in Mount HoI-
lv on A return trip 10 Mexico City
from New York. The shaft un-
yelled yesterday was purchased
with funds raised by Mexican
school children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

TOKOYO. July 13. "a Shan
ghai Rengo news agency dispatch
today quotes an unidentified Brit
iSh officer as saving nothing short
OF a miracle would enable Chimes
government troops 10 suppress red
forces IN Kiangsi province.
The cficers. Just returned from a
months inspection tour of the Pro-
vince. said federal troops were de-
moralizcd and military command
ers pocketed war funds supplied by
the Marking government.
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Valley Man Dies

HARLTNGEN. July l3. - Bula
James Bryant. longtime Valley
resident. died here this morning
about Sis o'clock.
Funeral services probably viii Voc
held Tuesday afternoon at Combes.
He IN survived hy his widow. his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william
BRYANT: three children. BERTHE Lee.
James Alton and Harold Eugene
two sisters Mary Webb and Irma
Lee: end three brothers. Elmer.
Leonard and O-Dcll. all or the VAL
ley.
Thompson mortuary has charge
Of arrangements.
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tSpeCiai tO lNh AeIallJ
EDINBURG. July 13.-The Port
Isabel PelicanS took a l3-innlng
thriller from the Edinburg club here
Sunday 81.
Ralph Leach led the hittcrs for
the day, getting a triple and a
double. Williams thrilled the fans
Nv taking two bags on a bunt.
Roberts. Pelican ~centerfield. made
"A sensational catch til the 18th to
save the game for Port Isabel.
KrinE was on the hiilock for me
Pels and Donahoe took hts slants.
Big Mack McCauley hurled great
bal for the losers r.. Young was
his battery mate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
Plan Destroyers

WASHINGTON. July l3.-Fl-
Designs for eleven new d~estroyers
have been completed and the navy
department viii advertise for bids
on Wednesday.
These latest additions 70 the
naval forces will cost from $4,000 600
10 S5.000.000 each, and are tn efir
d~estroyers undertaken by the Unitee
Sattes since the war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

The Capt Emilio CarranEe-s
New Ycrk-MexicO City nonstop
plane piloted BY Edward Maloney
and Seth YerrinGton, cIrrled the
Brownsville airport at 9.55 a. m.
Mciday and Immediately straight
ened out across the rio Grande.
The plane dipped low over the
field and its motor roared aS if in
perfect condition. Observers estim-
ated the Stinson was doing around
100 miles an hour when wv disap-
peared over the southern horizon.
weather conditions between
Brownsville and Mexico City were
ideal at that time. and barring &C
cidents. the iliers should land their
ship At Valbuena field. Mexico City.
about ESQ N. m.r airport 0bserv-
crs state.
Judging from the apparent con-
dttiCn cf the plane. fliers nt the
Pan-American field stated the New
York youths have an excellent
chance 70 complete the third New
York-Mexic0 City flight m they do
not get lost in THE mountains be-
tween Tampico and Mexico City.
There was mo miStakinE the plane
for II had a large American flag
painted ON one side and On Mexican
flag On the other.
The fliers dropped a note. but
they misiud1ed its flight INV a stiff
wind carried ~ far from the field
The note was not recovered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

AUSTIN. July 10. R-The body
Of j. l.. Terrell. 70. Of the Fairview
community northwest az Austin. was
found IN a woods by a searching
party late last night. the top Of his
head shot away.
Officers found a shotgun with one
shell discharged a few feet from
the BODY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
Gamers Photo
Is Broadcast

A photograph or Congressman
John ". Garner taken in front OF
the Brownsville Chamber OF Com
merce building Il being broadcast
over the United States.
The photograph has been accept
cd BY the Central Press Associa-
ton. and sent to the hundreds OF
newspapers which that association
serves.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

LUBBOCK, July Is. tPl-Officers
Of this section today were search
ing for nine prisoners. all Of whom
faced felony charges. who escaped
from the city jail here late Satur-
day night.
The wholesale delivery was not
discovered until yesterday after
noon when the mother OF one OF
the inmates came to the jail to visit
him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
Texan Shot Dead

ABILENE. July 10. tFD-Ralph
Shirley. 81. was dead today from
gunshot wounds received in an alter
cation at Stamford yesterday az the
residence Of ]. B. Fare.
"A charge or murder for the slay-
ing vas filed against Cecil Hunter.
IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
Mexican Students
Fight u. 8. Culture

MEXICO CITY. july l3-fPl- A
committee or National University
students today publishe., a mani
festo calling upon Mexcans to rebel
against American customs and 10
develop Mexican culture.
Substitution OF native music BIZ
iszz and blues assumes lie pro-
portions OF relationship TO the coun-
try the manifesto said. I'VE must
fight imperialism IN its many
DISCUSSES. such as talking pictures In
Englis, jazz bands and good will
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
Home Brew Raided

Home brew is a scarce commodity
IN San Benito today as d result or
a series Of raids conducted BY Off
GERS which netted 267 bottles az
brew and five persons.
The men are being held in the
Cameron county Jail.
These in the raiding party in
cluded Deputy Sheriffs r.. T.. Lon
goria. r.. O. Delaney. and Tom
Cowart. Border Patrollmen Fetch
er Rails. Charles See and Truett
Rowe. and Scott Cowart, San Ben
ito city officer.
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MANILA. July 10. R-Earth-
quakes shook the island or Masbate.
Central Philippines. today for the
fourth successive day. although not
severe. their continuance has alarm
ed the populace.
Governor Teofisto COrdova re-
ported considerable damage had oc-
cured. but no deaths. There were
% brief shocks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

BOSTON, July l3-CPl-The DOL
lar Liner President Hayes was
pulled off Shoveful shoal at Mo-
nomoy Point last night after being
aground since Friday. and arrived
here today to discharge a cargo OF
freight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

LAREDO, July u. tPi-DeraiIment
or the Monterrey-Laredo southbound
motor car $50 kilometers south Of
here yesterday resulted in Raul Da-
villa mot0rman. receiving a broken
leg. Thirty passengers escaped in
jury. The chr was lifted back onto
the tracks and continued 70 M0nter-
rev under its own power.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

HARLINGEN. July 13.-The board
OF directors OF the Chamber or
Commerce will meet here tonight
10 discuss proposals outlined al the
Twin City banquet held recently at
San Benito.
PoStcffice and read proposals
outlined at thehan suet are among
proposals 10 be considered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
HUNGARIAN FLEERS
BEGIN r. MOP

ROOSEVELT FIELD, I'M. Y..
JL.y l3. tFl-Alexander Magyar
and George Enders took off today
on their long delayed flight across
the Atlantic 70 Budapest. They
planned "A stop fOr fuel at Harhur
Grace. NV. ~.
Magyar and Enders have been
preparing for their hungarian
flight for more than a year. They
have "A black Lockhecd plane with
radio and plan following the greet
circle northern course by way Ci
Newfoundland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
Bank Planned

MEXICO CITY. July l3.-lP-El
Nacional says today 1t has learned
from private sources the Fuchard
Banking House OF Paris plans 10
establish an agricultural bank
with 500. 00O. 900 capital in Mexico,
replacing the present National Bank
OF Agricultural Credit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
GIRL "A SOLO
HOP ACROSS ATLANTIC

WAYNOKA. Okla July 13. tr
Miss Laura ingalls,. who plans a
solo flight along the Lindbrrah
route to Paris. took off from here
az lO:l4 =. M, &C. :. IT, today for
Wichita. Kaz.
The diminutive flier left CafiFor-
MA yesterday IN the huge Lock-
heed plane with which rhe hopes
20 span the Atlantic ocNn ~ 4
solo flight To Paris.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
Youth Charged
In Girls Death

DALLAS. July ~. tP-Eimo Ber-
~. Is. charged with the Staying Of
Miss Helen Ruth Lamar. 10. who
died Saturday from complications
growing out OF a gunshct wound
she received June IA. refused to-
day 10 discuss events leading TO
the shooting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

ABILENE. July 13. Rl-Collision
between three automobiles on the
highway west OF Putnam Yesterday
took the life OF r. IA. Williams. 3a,
and injured Hubert Farmer. or
Clyde, and Everett Jones, Of Eula.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
DROP
MESSAGE AT
VALLEY PORT
Plane Going Fast AS
S~traightens Out
Over River

The plane capt Emilio
CarranIa~. attempting "a non
stop flight from New York to
Mexico City. I'M down Dn thn
beach about half way between
Brownsville and Tampiro, ac-
cording 10 u wireless report re-
ceived INC the Brownsville Air.
port M 1920 today
According TO the report the
plane was resting on thc left
wing tip with damaged landing
gear.
IA light plane can be landed
on the beach or within a mile
Of the plane, the wireless report
said.
The filters are uniniured and
waved Cd the pilot Nv thr pass
ing Pan-American plane.
The exact spot where Tine
nonstop plane "A down II about
30 minutes flying time north nf
Soto la Marina. opposite tine
Laguna Madre, about 100 miles
south Of Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
Family Named
Alphabetically

BOWMAN. Ca. July i3-P4-
For family nomenclature Mr..
and Mrs. John r. CHM. who
live near here, recommend the
alphabetical system. especially
for a family of Is children.
Relative ages. they find. are
easily called TO mind and al
element Of error virtually Is
eliminated In giving q complete
enumeration.
Their children are named as
follows: .Brodie, Corbin. Dorcas.
Elmira. Fezzan. Gregor. Hassie.
Ithmar. Jessie. Kester. Lisbon.
Manson. Nelson, Ornice. Pascal
and Quaver.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
RAIDERS flee
INTO BRUSH AS
POSSEFORMED
Police Reserves Riot
Riders After Three
Are

Two Rio Rico policemen are IN
q serious condition and a bandit
Is reported seriously wounded IN a
gun fight between police and
raiders who entered the border town
early this morning.
According 10 reports reaching
Matamoros police several bandits
appeared on the outskirts Of the
city and with horses az full gallon
and shooting guns entered the city.
Policemen Shot
Two Rio Rico policemen on duty
answered the first volley OF the
raiders but the raiders shot them
down Dlsmounting, they held the
district for a time until police re-
serves we're rushed to the scene.
then with a last display OF firing
they disappeared into the brush
lands on the outskirts OF the town.
A posse OF armed citizens was
Immediately organized and COM
Wandered By Chief OF Police
Olivares and Alberto Soils.
According TO reports no trace OF
the raiders have been found. The
shooting OF the Rio Rico policemen.
whose names we're not given in the
report given Chief OF Police Librado
Salinas OF Matamoros. occurred
near the saloon FL Ounce Negro"
according 10 reports.
Matamoros police reserves headed
by Lieutenant Of Police Erasno
Blanco wer immediately rushed 10
the scene OF the shooting at Rio
Rico In the early hours or the morn
ing. Lieutenant Blanco VIII Lead
the Matamoros mounted police In
m effort TO round up the raiders.
Second Raid
This Is the second raid that has
taken place in Rio Rico during the
year No casualties among resi-
dents were reported. II IS claimed
by Rio Rico police that a raider
was wounded in the affair. but by
hanging TO the saddle Of his horse
managed 70 escape.
DR.. Florencia Anaya Ruiz. Mata-
moros physician In charge OF Mata-
mcroS Civil hospital left for Rio
Rio accompanied BY Francisco
Saenz TO aid the wounded policemen.
The Rio REQ policemen are said
TO be in a critical condition. They
are reported 70 have been shot
several times. They will be brought
70 Matamor0s for further medical
attention this afternoon.
No definite reports as 10 the
number Of msn in the raiding party
we're available since most of the
women eyewitnesses we're too fright
ned TO give coherent stories.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
SHOTS FIRED
In MAN CHASE
Harlingen Fugitive Is Held
For Indecent Exposure
Of His Person

HARLINGEN. July l3-After a
running gun chase in which two
shots were fired. neither OF which
took effect. a man was captured
here this morning and held for in
decent exposure OF his person.
The man was first seen by Rail
road Detective G. M. Wallis, who.
according TO reports. gave chase
and fired two shots. The man fin
ally vas captured BY Deputy Sheriff
G. Farrell. Examining trial was set
for this afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
Filters Plan Tour

OKLAHOMA CITY. July l3.-1Pl
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty
sought the las. OF their hard earned
days Of rest here today. for late this
afternoon they are scheduled 10 take
the world-girdling plane Winnie
Mae off the ground on the start OF
a United States tour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
Texan Shoots Self

SAN ANGELO. July rs. -tR-
While his son. Irwin Akin Of STAN
ford. walked from a car 70 greet
his mother across the street. T. j.
Akin. 81. Abilene grocer. shot him
self to death here Sunday. "A YER
dict of suicide was returned by
Justice B. r.. Gray.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

F.ALFURRIA5 July 13.-tP-Am-
putation Of the left hand Of w. z.
Fitzgerald. Falfurrias machinist. was
necessary after his injury yesterday
in a collision between a car he was
riding and a truck. Fitzgerald vas
en- route to a ball game at Ray
mondvi!le.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

ENID. Okla, July l3.-DPf-J- w.
Miller. widely known real estate
operator here. was found dead. APP
parentiy from heart attack. ON hts
back porch today.
His widow and "a daughter live
here and a son resides nc Electra,
Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

SAN MARCOS. July rs. -fP-
Search for the body OF Elv.ra Cara.
70. drowned yesterday in the San
Ma-sos river. ended this morning
when a fisherman snagged her
clothing on his hook.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

tBy The Associated PrrSs1
Airplane accidents over the week.
end claimed the lives oH nine per-
sons III the United States and Can
ada and another died as a result
or injuries me- suffered In "a plane
crash last Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13

Four men are being held IN the
Cameron county jail for invgstign-
ton III connection with burglary
Of Lola Cortez' home III San Ben
ito Sunday morning.
Several garments and SOS In cash
we're taken from the home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-13
Bandits Raid Rio Rico, Shoot Policemen
Rubio Szayes Suit
VIII Be Filed Soon

~EDINBURG, July 13-Two half-milion dollar dam
age suits will be filed against the Ardmore, Oklahoma,
deputy sheriffs, W. +. Guess and Cecil Crosby, who have
been held in connection with the killing of Emilio Cortez
Rubio, nephew of President Ortiz Rubio Of Mexico, and his
and schoolmate, Manuel Gomez, according to
Manuel G. Gonzales, attorney for the Mexican Consular
General in San Antonio, who will file the suits in United