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La gaceta., 1931-01-12
Los FANATICS ATACA-
RON UNA ALDEA

Manila, Enero 12.-La aldea de
Tayug, en- Luzon, ha sido alta
cada por los fanaticos religio-
sos que despues de capturar ell
ayuntamiento quemaron una
bandera americana.
Atrib1yese esta acci6n d pro-
pagando cOmunista.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12
STEEG RECOMIENDA LA
COOPERATION DE ESTA-
DOS UNIDOS Y FRANCIA

Paris, Enero 12.-Teodoro
Steeg, primer ministro de Fran
cia, manifesto hoy a los cores
ponsales de la prensa eXtranje-
ra, cue Sc impone la co6peras
ci6n economical entire Francia
Los Estados Uhidos como u
medic de establecer y manteH
la paz y la felicidad en-
mundo.
Mahana ell Sc a
parlamento, quizas
"a una batalla qtu} pfara
Ant0 tempo IL sifn r el
tlmon dSa hasta~" ~ I'm
So prir con fssolsefN fde que
agSmiera - hombre
Y qal recoln ~c ;durante IA
he hISn6mara como la men
te nas ida de Francia, estaba
en- complete calma como 81 fuera
un professor DE- ~filosofia expli-
cando su asignatura.
Fisica y mentalmente este
hombre evoca la memoria de Wi
liam James. ell fil6sofo ameri,
cano cuyos trabajos, al igual do
aquellos de Emerson y ell fil0so-
70 frances Augusta Comte, ell
ministro profundamente
admira.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Podemos decir en- honor de los
comerciantes de la Septima ave
nida, que algunos de ellos los
mas prominentes, nos ofrecie-
ron su cooperation en- favor de
que Sc buscara un arreglo me-
nos humillante para los traba-
iadores.
Perssguir a comerciantes que
no simpatizan con la rebaja de
los jornales, seria injusto.
81 Sc quieren los nombres de
los que of~recieron su ayuda, dis
puestos estamos a publicarlos.
Hagan Ell favor de utilizar un
poquitin mas de discretion Y no
pongan a los amigos en- la lis
ia de los "enemigos'.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Habana, Enero 12.-Circulan
rumores sobre que las tropas Sc
han sublevado en- ell interior de
la repiblica.
Desmintiendo estos rumores.
ell secretario de gobernaci6n. DR.
Juan Clemente Vivancos. hizo
manifestations en- la manana
de hoy. que publica ell Heraldo.
La mas completa tranquilidad
prevalece, segGn ell alto funcio-
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Habaaa, Enero 12.-Siguen
clausurados por orden de la Die
tadura los cinco diarios Y cua-
tro semanarios que venian ha-
ciendo una fuerte oposici6n al
regimen del Oral Machado.
Aver fue clausurado en- Trini-
dad. pueblo de la provincial de
Santa Clara, ell periodico Ell Cla-
rim.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

I'm grupo de aviadores sal
dra hoy por la manana de Mia
mi a recorrer ell estado y seran
visitadas % ciudades, con dos
dias de parada en- Tampa, ell
pr6ximo pasado.
AL frente de los aviadores ira
ell captain McMullen, de esta ciu
dad, jefe del vuelo.
Esperase que llegue ell sabado
a Tampa ell teniente Sanderson,
de la marina, tan popular aqui,
atendiendo una i~nvitaci6n espe-
cial que lie hiciera ell alcalde Nc
Kay.
Sanderson Sc encuentra en- la
base naval de Quantico.
Vendra tambien, en- su peque-
no Y raro aparato que puede
d~esarrollar una asombrosa velo-
cidad, ell photo Britton Bayles.
Entire las otras notabilidades
que nos visitaran Sc destacan
Dale Jackson, Freddie Lund,
Art Davis, la Sra. Les Bowman,
Young Stribling y otros.
Jesus Fernandez Pendas to-
mara partesen la carrera de los
aeroplanos con motor OK.
(Pgsa a Ia 4G,)
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

ION SuntuOSlQdu y SlegdHCld
fue celebrada aver tarde la
boda de la encantadora seno-
rita Marianina Galasso con ell
correcto joven Frank Galasso,
j6yenes que gozan en- nHestra
sociedad de una alta estima-
ci6n.
La ceremonial Sc verified en-
la Iglesia Cat6lica que esta ST.
tuada en- la ga. Avenida y ca
lie %, oficiando en- ella ell ca
balleroso sacerdote Sr. PEDRO
Pellegrino.
Precioso estaba ell Temple
cuando la gentil fiancee hizo
irrupci6n en- 81, acompanada
de su corte de honor, Tornado
por las lindisimas senoritas y
simpaticos j6venes Rosa Regi-
ma Y Francis Galasso, Francis
Castiglia y Phyllis Regica, Do
menico D'Amico, Jack Rodri-
guez, Jim Galasso y Babe Gar
cfa.
Era portador del bonito y ar
tistico coin donde iban los a.
nillos nupciales, ell monfsimo
nino Peter Ciccarello, que YES
tia de pale.
Los trajes de las damas eran
todos de finfsima confecci6n,
creados de un ultimo modelo.
Al pasar la novia por la ma
We de la Casa de Dios en- direc-
ci6n hacia ell altar, las gracio-
sas ninas Palmeira Valdes y
Rosa Rodriguez dejaban caer
a su paso las gladiolas, como
npncio de infinita felicidad.
Sencilla y valiosa la toalett
de la interesante Maranina.
Fueron padrinos en- ell acto
Lilly y Jimmie Riggio.
Presenci6 la boda la sonora
madre de laNcCntrayente, Ma
ria vida. de Galasso, residente
de la Gale Corina 2017, Pal
metto.
Tuvo lugar la reception,
despues de la ceremonial, en-
los bellisimos salones del pa
lacio que pertenece a la Logia
"Caballeros del Aguila de O.
ro," Ga. Avenida y Gale 16,
donde Sc efectu6 un bale, con
la orquesta de Glenn Kay"
Fue servido un riqufsimo
buffet.
Los nuevos esposos embar-
caran dentro de algunos dias
para la ciudad de Denver, Co.
dorado, en- donde residiran.
Una luna de miel eterna les
deseo a Marianina Y Frank.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Habana, Enero 12.-Hacense
gestiones EN- favor del Periods
ia Sergio Carlo, director de LA
Semana", que Sc encuentra re-
cluido en- la Cabana.
Sc lie acusa de conspirar para
asaltar los cuarteles del ejercito.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Eduardo Nieto, un joven
muy conocido en- nuestros circu
los sociales, Re envfa una carta
al director de esta publication,
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga, para
Que lie de las mas expresivas
gracias a todos los obreros per
tenecientes a la fabrica de ia
bacos 'Filadelfia'', de donde
IS lector, porque no han queri-
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Habana, Enero 12.-Young
Collimber, pugilista de esta ciu-
dad, fue aver puesto a dormir
por Ramon Perez, gladiator,
de peso weller.
Perez recientemente lego de
Tampa, donde sostuvo varias
peleas.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Sera ell domingo entrante la
primera matinee bailable del
ano, en- ell Centre Espanol de
Ybor, patrocinada por los jo-
venes de su Secci6n de Recreo.
Ell programa bailable estara a
cargo de una popular orques-
ia. Regiran los mismos precios
que en- temporada anterior.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

La senora esposa del direc-
tor del peri6dico LA Traduc-
citn," Josefa Gregori, embar-
e a.er por la tarde para la
ciHdad de la Habana, en- COM
pahia de su simpatica hija Be
ba.
Al lado de queridos familia-
res pasara un mes en- dicha ur-
be.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Madrid, Enero 12.-Hacense
praparativos en- Santander para
reeibir al Principe de Gales, he
redefo del trono ingles, que lle-
CARA ALI ell viernes, en- aeropla-
no.
Su alteza embarcara ell proXi-
mo domingo con rumbo a Bue-
nos Aires. a
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Congratulamos a Mr.. Williams
presidente de los comisionados
del condado. por haber regala-
do so cajas de naranias Y torop
jas a los pobres de Ybor.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Los obreros de Ybor y West
pueden contar con la
ayuda Y buenos oficios de los
concejales Nick Nuccio Y Dr.,
Victor M. Rosenthal.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

FL distinguido matrimonio
Juan Lass1s, amigos muy que
ridos de nuestro director, en-
barcaron aver por la tarde pa
ra la capital de la Replblica
de Cuba, donde pasaran un
mes al lado de amantes fami-
liares.
Al desearle una feliz trave-
STA, lie deseamos una estancia
gratisima en- la Habana.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Madrid. Enero 12.-Han fra
casado las gestiones inicfadas
en- favor del 4eri6dico Solidari-
dad Obrera, de Barcelona, sus-
pendido recientemente por or
den del gobernador civil de esa
provincial .
FL jueves volvi6 a raaparecer,
despues de cinco semanas de
clausura, y ell gobernador inme-
diatamente volvi6 a suspender-
10.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12
HUNGAS

~ Y conste que cuando hablaS
mos de fidelidad a Tampa no
pedimos que los trabajadores
den "panetala" a los que les han
servido "acibar".
.Pero seria insensato caer en-
el extreme de los super-&-
triotas que desde hace meses vie
men amenazando con llevarse las
fabricas de aqui.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

d Obreros de la "cherutertA de
"A Corina nos dicen qEe1a fisma
oRempezado a pagarles a raz6n
pesos ell millar una vitola
.,;na L9no pasado Sc pagaba a
h6e rtmh;t
La rebaja, 81 este es cierto,
.es mayor Al 1917.
ilNo respeta esa firma la
DIN que lie fue%a dada 81 Us
CN ldadanos?
Esperamos de los altos senti-
mi ptos patri6ticos del Sr. Es-
CALI vecino de Palmetto
Beau disponga que a los che
rutossno Sc les quite de sus jor-
males mas del 1879.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Los directories de las J6venes
Cristianas Sc reuniran hoy a las
4 de Ia tarde, en- Ell Hotel Hills
borough, con ell fin de conside-
rar una oferta hecha para cons
truir la nueva casa club y dor
mitorio.
Siete pliegos de proposicio-
mes sc han presentado al arqui-
tecto M. Leo Elliot.
FL edificio que Sc ~construiri
sera de cinco pisos.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Los mas populares y mas Sc.
rios periodicos de Cuba han
caido en- Ia "redada" Dictato-
rial hacienda companfa a los Sc
manarios satiricos, a la Soma
ma" y "Karikato''.
Junto con estos fuer0n clau-
surados las revistas Carteles Y
Bohemia, que detestan la Dicta-
dura y para Cuba piden dfas
menos ldgubres y vergonzosos.
Continda publicandose Ell dia-
rio de la "verdad", propiedad
de Machado: "Heraldo de la Die
laura.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Sc encuentra muy bien ell
ST.. Modesto Tauset, residente
de West Tampa, operado re-
cientemente en- ell "Sanatorio
Iel Centre Espanol" por su
director, ell inteligente ciruja-
no DR.. Santiago Paniello.
Nos alegramos mucho.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL.

Shane Fitzgerald, ell rey de
la velocidad en- Iowa, que ell
ano pasado triunfara en- MEXICO,
ha solicitado inscribirse para
las carreras de automobiles que
aqui sc efectuaran ell dia 3 de fe-
brero.
Antes de venir a Tampa pro-
bara su autom0vil en- las arenas
de Daytona Beach.
La pista esta siendo acondi-
cionada bajo la direction del su-
perintendente r. ID. Waidie.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Enero t2.-Sigue en-
carcelado ell DR.. Emilio Roig de
hechsenring, redactor de la re-
Yfta "Carteles".
HRoig ha publicado vigorosos
Niculos en- contra del regimen
III @residente Machado.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Nj sibana, Enero 12.-Desde
AK sc encuentra arrestado ell
yMartinez tranquil, presi-
te de los nacioNalistas de la
8ovincia de MatanSas.
Sc lie acusa de incitar a los es-
tudiantes a rebelarse.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Inez Noel Armour, famosa
b~ailarina, presentara varios n1-
meros en- ell teatro Holandes, de
la pequena villa holandesa de la
Feria del Sur de Florida, duran
te los dias comprendidos entire
3 y Ia. La aldea ha sido cOnstrui
da bajo Ia direction de Klass
Burma.
Ell teatro holandes sera una
de las muchas atracciones que Sc
presentaran en- la aldea, una
imitacion de la aldea de Edam,
Holanda, en- ell ano 1900.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Machado, ell Unico, ell eximio,
ell estupendo, Sc ha librado de
los diarios que escribian la YER
dad.
En- su "ukase" ell general dice
que los ha suprimido por exage-
rar, por publican informaciones
contrarias a su regimen.
Mientras TODD este ocurre, ell
embajador americana sonrie
junto a su "grande y buen ami
go" ell presidente.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Reanuda sus classes de cos
tura en- su bien montada AGA
demia de la Avenida de Ne
braska 2808, la profesora de
corte, delicada Srta. Otilia
Cremata.
Estan de placemes nues-
tras encantadoras damitas.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12
s @ Il A4k 5

Con suntuosidad Y elegancia do reajustarlo,.a pasar de es-
fue celebrada aver tarde la tar e{AvIgor ell crueI dlez poF
boda de la encantadora seno- ciento.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Madrid, Enero 12.-Se ha he
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

Han hecho blen los fabrlcan,
tss de tabacos ~desistiendo de inn
poner a los escogedores un 1879
sobre ell 17%A de va lie habian
rebajado. G
Era abusYe injusto 10 que a
estos obra I pretendian eargar.
Log Dependencies del Ramo
del Tabaco han acordado $50
p~ortar" la rebaia de 1919, que
no fuera recomendada por ell
Comit6 de Ciudadanos, y esoe-
rar ell reform ode mejores dias
para los obreros.
Los fabricantes han sembrad9
la discordiag con su imposition,
aplicando asi otro golpe a la va
quebrantada industrial tabacale-
ra.
iCuanto mejor hubiese sido
un debate en- que algo Sc hubie-
"a concedido a los obreros, evil
tardo a estos la humiliation de
regresar, afligidos y desconten-
tos, a los talleres.
Parece que los fabricantes
piensan: Vale mas I'm pleito que
una transaction amistosa.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

indsseal "aepsrta.
80 & sr. Jos@ Gregor] ii
rector de La Traducci6n'.1
las declaraciones que hoy pd
ca. n
81 n lista cQptinua aumentaI
do pronto los "ine
venienteS mansg
convenientes.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12
CARTA CABLFGRAFICAW ESPANA

cho cargo del mando de la {
dra, en- sustituci6n del contfsI
mirante Morales, ell vicealmi.
rante Montagut.
La gaceta., 1931-01-12

va Sc encuentra recluido en-
un Hospital ell jov\p professor
de piano Sr. Joseito Goyanes.
Los medisesMue 10 asisten
AFRICAN la Esperanto de po-
derlo salvar.
Nos alegrariamos que la O.
pini6n de los galenos que 10
han Observable cristalizara y
10 vieramos de nuevo trabajan
do en- su profession.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01
Swallow Opposes
Conservation Plan

His opposition to the proposed
conservation district ~ not based
on any opposition 70 q conservation
district. but solely on the manner
in which the present district Is
formed, G. ri. Swallow OF Alamo
stated to the Herald over the tele-.
phone this morning.
Il do not believe that re should
from "a district embracing any
more territory than that ready
under irrigation. the veteran VAL
ley land man stated. We should
protect the lands already under r
rigation before we take any steps
which will eventually result in the
bringing of additional lands under
development he continued.
Taking In these additional lands
makes the proposed district In ef-
feet q reclamation project rather
than a conservation project, Mr..
Swallow maintains.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01
RITES SET FOR
JOHN W.BETTS
Valley Pioneers Services
Held AT Presbyterian
Church Today


SAN BENITO. Sept. Funeral
services were to be held at 4:30
o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the
First Presbyterian church for John
w. Belts who died at 1850 a. m
Monday as the resul. Of an acct
dent suffered at Rio Grande City
q week ago.
Dr. Hugh Robertson. assisted by
members of the Masonic lodge, was
10 conduct the services and inter-
ment was 10 be had in Mont Meta
Memorial Park.
Mr.. Belts has lived here for
more than Is years, having origin
ally been In the jewelry business.
Later he established a music store
He owned considerable real estate
including q ranch IN Starr county
where nv ~fecekvtd fzl5 fatal injury
when he was thrown by q niue.
He removed 10 San BeEito from
Helena, Ark. and a sister from that
city. Mrs. Elisha Burke. vas at his
bedside when he died He had rail-
lied over the weekend after having
been found unconscious at the side
OF the road earlier in the week
He suffered from exposure as well
as shock.
Active pallbearers were to be z.
III. Downs. w. u. Thomas, y. It.
Lomax, w. r. Drake. Albert Herbst
and j. M. Jones.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01
REP. WEST ASKS
COTTON VIEWS
Valley Man Says Will Act
In Accord With
Growers

Replying TO a telegram received
this morning from Gov. r.. s. Sterl-
ing asking his views regarding
calling a special session or the
legislature to regulate cotton pro-
duction IN Texas, Eap. Milton west
Of brownsville wired the governor
as follows:
Il am personally opposed to the
governmental theory that crop pro-
duction should be regulated br
legislation. and / believe the ma
jority OF farmers of Cameron county
arr against any interference bv
tn state along this line. Between
the total ban plan OF Gov. Long
ant the SO pir cent reduction plan
I believe Cameron county farmers
favor the so per cent cut in acre.
age. At present I am open to sug-
gestions from my constituents and
Will act according to their desires.
REGARDLESS OF my personal views"
Mr. West stated to The Browns
vile Herald his desire n hear Inn
mediately from farmer constituents
regarding the proposed special ses-
sion and special cotton acreage
legislation. that he might govern
his legislative actions accordingly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01
Twin Cities
CONTROVERSY
END IS NEAR
$60,72S Allotted For
Paving 3.5 Miles
Of Road

Work on the Rangeryille high
way, subject OF controversy between
San Benito and Harrington for sew
eral years, will start about Sept. Is.
according TO announcement OF
Dodds a. Wedegartner, contract
holders.
The county commissioners court
passed an order Monday noo APP
propriating s60.728 for a i6-foot
concrete highway 35 miles in
length extending from the Arroyo
Colorado bridge in the direction of
R~angerville. This still leaves 80
miles of dirt road in the Harrington
Rangerville stretch.
Grading and structures on the
entire road were built four years
ago at a cost of SIS, 000.
Contract on the 3.5 miles TO be
paved now was let almost two
years ago, but money was not pro-
vided for the work. The s60.728
for this work was put up by the
San Benito precinct.
In paving only a portion OF the
road, Commissioner "A. ". Logan
has allotted what the valuations
justified out OF the six million bond
issue in the Harrington water dis
trict north OF the center line OF the
~Spiderweb which runs through
Rangerville and extends to the
Arroyo Colorado. including territory
east Of the concrete highway.
No public action has been taken
toward paving the remaining 80
miles Of the highway. but ii is un-
derstood that arrangements are
being worked out whereby this road
will be completed and possibly ex-
tended to the Military highway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01
Pictures on Page 2

session Of the pudgy, 42-year-old
student OF scientific crime and
admirer Of Rudolph Valentino. In
Detroit, headquarters OF a cor
respondence agency Powers used
records OF the agency we're sought
fer further clues.
Meanwhile, digging progressed
about the Powers death garage
near here for trace Of any further
victims there might be; court Of
ficials discussed the possibility Of
q special term OF court TO trv
Powers fox the five killings he has
admitted. and interest heightened
In the suggestion that Powers
might have been responsible for
the mysterious Staying in Washing
ton Of Mary Baker, navy depart
ment clerk.
Search OF an old well near Pow
ers' garage revealed no further
bodies yesterday. but police we're
not satisfied. Still doubling Powers
statement that the five he strangled
and beat to death ARE all there
are" they discussed plans for using
q steam Sosel to tear I'D the acre
age about the place. and prepared
70 search the bed Of . nearby creek.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01
BOARD
huge LEMON
PINCHOT SAYS
O. p. Chief Urges
Equality of Farm
Industry

SEDALIA, Mo-, Sept. 1-tR-As-
sailing the Federal Farm Board as
that huge and costly lemon" Gov.
Clifford Pinchot or Pennsylvania
said i'm an address here today that
the welfare OF America" depends
upon justice to the American farm
er-Justice as the farmer himself
understands justice-and not some
alleged panacea devised by men
who neither know his problems nor
comprehend his point OF view"
Addressing the annual conven-
ton Of the Missouri Farmers as
ISOLATION, Gov. Pinchot urged the
farm industry be placed on q basis
Of economic equality with other
industries" He said the farmer,
"for years the orphan or American
politics, should be taken into the
family and have a voice as to what
type Of relief should be attempted"
Tariff Played
The present tariff. he charged, Us
detrimental 10 the farmer: said he
believes III the equalization fee,
and thinks the debenture plan 'un-
questionably has its merits
The Pennsylvania governor. dis
cussed a. a possible candidate for
the republican presidential nomi-
nation next year. criticized the
railroads for seeking to increase
rates at a time when the farmer
already is ovfr0urdened@ The
cost or distribution or farm pro-
ducts, he said, is twice as high now
as II was before the World War.
There are too many middle
profits between producer and con-
sumer.' he said. The miduleman
regularly pays the farmer too little
and charges the consumer too
much. And he does IL on the war
tim basis. when wheat was selling
five times and more per bushel
than 1t has been sold this year.
Better Distribution
Better methods or distribution
could give the farmer a larger
share OF the consumers dollar
without costing the consumer q
single additional cent. Wha. we
need. and need tremendously In
thu. connection, Is TO take up the
slack. Part of the costs OF distribu-
tn is for freight. And this is the
time chosen by the railroads for
pillng heavier freight rates than
ever on the farmers shoulders. In
m, opinion this Is a time for re-
ducing and not increasing the
freight burden of the unburdened
farmer.
Years ago when the farmer ask
ed for economic justice he was given
more credit. He needs credit now
10 help him carry this years crop.
But in general what the farmer
needs today is not more credit to
20 more into debt, but better price,
the better to ges cut OF debt"
Gov. Pincbot urged the farmer
and city laborer To stand together,
but added he was not talking
about political control, and I do
not refer to a third party
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01
RUBIO'S KIN
BACK in U.S..
Witness to Ardmore Staying
Returns to School
In Kansas

ATCHISON. Kas.. Sept. i-R-
Salvador Cortez Rubio. Jr.. relative
OF the president OF Me.ico, who
was en- route home June 8 with
his cousin, Emilio Cortes Rubio
and Manuel Garcia Gomez when
they were slain by Ardmore, Okla,
peace officers. returned TO st.
Benedict's college here today.
Rubio. who intends to do "a
semesters research work In chem
istry before returning TO a position
awaiting him in Mexico City.
brought with him Luis Cano Frias.
IL. son or a prominent attorney Of
Mexico City.
Frias. who does not speak English.
viii depend upon Rubio as an in
terpreter during the ea-ly months
OF his college career here. He in
tends TO remain several years and
to specialize In chemistry.
Rubio characterized the Staying
OF his companions and former fell
low students at St. Benedict's as
an incident which might have
happened TO anyone at anytime or,
place. lie said he saw in ID no ex-
preston Of ill-will toward Mexico.
although this Interpretation or the
incident was widespread among
Mexicans unacquainted with Amer
lea.
The Mexican student said Pres.
Ortiz Rubio, cousin OF one of the
sla' students, had not discussed
the Staying with him except to say
that II was regrettaole and that
he had been frightened at the first
report Of the shooting because or
the possibility that the slain youths
yer his sons Guillermo and Fer
nando who at the time were driving
east from st. Benedicts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01
Norman Business
Seen For Valley

HARLINGEN. Sept Normal
business this fall is foreseen in the
valley BY Rogers Nelly. industrial
agent for the Southern necifIc
lines.
He said that any number Of in
dustrial projects which ne is not at
liberty to name 81 the present time
are planning 70 begin operations In
the Valley this year.
Considerable activity already Is
being shown. he said. pointing out
the fact that the Texas Citrus
Fruit Growers Exchange is building
packing plants on Southern Pacific
trackage at San Carlo and Harlin-
gen and that work was started
Monday on a sweet feed mill on S.
p. trackage in Harrington. Many
other projects are In store. he de-
clared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-01

Services at the Church of the
Advent EpiscopaD iii be In
charge of w. q. Wilma during
II absence OF the rector. Pew. o.
G. Macintosh. Rev. Macintosh Is
q delegate to the general conven-
ton Of the Episcopal church at
Denver and expects to be gone
during September
There viii be no celebration OF
the Holy Communion at 7:3o o. m.
but the morning prayer viii be
read at 100 o'clock each Sunday
with the exception OF mkt Sunday
when the hour Is 1000.
Sunday school Hill start on the
18th mt $50 A. M when all the
teachers and children are urged to
be present.