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Charges Filed
Against Official

Charges of homicide were filed
this morning before Judge Jesus
Roias Of Matamoros against Jose
Vazuuez Salinas. member or the
Matamoros customs force. The
charges were filed by Special In
v~estigator Guadalupe Valdez OF
Matamoros In connection with the
fatal shooting early Monday morn
ing az Trina Cara.
The woman was shot twice. one
bullet from a AS striking her IN
the side and penetrating her body
and the other grazed her left arm
and wrist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. July %. Up,
Joan Bennett. screen actress. was
in a hospital today with the pros
pect OF remaining there from eight
10 twelve weeks as a resSst OF IN
juries she suffered when she was
thrown from a horse.
The young actress left hip was
broken and she suffered fractures
Of the spine. Her physician said
the injuries would heal without
any permanent disability.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
TWOPLANES
LAST Seen
NEAR COAST
Turkey, Globe Girdline
Fliers Over 80 Hours
From New York


At . O'Clock, central standard
time this afternoon. the two trans
atlantic planeS-that uf Boarumnn
and Polando and or HernG0n-Pang-
born-had been out OF New York
"a hours.
Absence OF any word OF the prog
reGs was beginning 10 cause some
uneazine2S among alrmen. Neither
plane. however. was as vet I'M dan
ger OF being forced down by lack
OF fuel.
Herndon and Pangborn's red
m~cnoplane carried $50 gallons on
gasoline. enough I'd carry them g.
500 miles without halt. At an aver
age speed Of 100 miles an hour. they
could travel another 20 hours with
out landing. The plane, however,
was capable Of somewhat greater
speed. which would CUT down the
tine In the alr by IA few hours.
The BOardman-POlandO plane
had us gallons of gasoline. suffi-
Gent to carry them. they believed.
1000 miles. At 100 miles an hour
their average speed-this would en-
able them to stay aloft 10 hours, or
until = a. I'm. Friday morning. Their
object was t0 beat the long distance
record SEC by COEte and Ln Brix
who flew 1912 miles without stop.
The Cape Cod" left Floyd Ben
nett airport at 4 a. m, c. S. T. and
the Herndon-Pangborn craft 1a
minutes later.
In Newfoundland one plane was
sighted over Cape Race Mt 2 n nm
&. 9 II. Another plane was sighted
at Ramea at 1856 and " Bay
L'Argent a few minutes later. AZ
2:30 ID. m. one plane headed out Co
sen from Bay Roberts, observers
said.
Clear Weather
Weather reports from Newfound-
land indicated the plane would en-
counter clear weather, a medium
wind and n full moon.
Both planes were undistlnEuiSh-
able because OF the speed and great
height 40 which they were flying
II appeared that both were follow
ing Identical courses. but n was
40 miles behind the other.
Although the Cape Cod" took off
first. III was only IA 500 horse power
motor. aS compared with the 500
horsepower motor TN the HerndOn
and Pangborn plane.
Boardman and Polando are fly
ing 10 Istanbul. Turkey. The other
As bound for Moscow. ON the first
leE 0f "a globe girdling flight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

NEW YORK. July 70. RD-The
Dollar Steam-hip company's new
liner President Hoover, arrived
here today on its maiden voyage
and preparations we're begun for
the ships first world cruise August
g.
The President Hoover" was built
at Newport News. Va. with accom-
modations for 99S passengers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
Brownsville Man
Hurt In Crash

w. B. Roach was reported Sc
riously injured and an automobile
and truck damaged in a collision
at l4th and RinggDld 5ts.. about 10
p. m. Tuesday. Roach was given
emergency treatment for injuries
about the head.
After the wreck when a large
crowd had gathered. gasoline on the
ground was ignited and the truck
partially burned. "A carelessly tossed
cigaret is believed responsible for
the fire.
The truck belonging TO c. +.
Thomas Of FL Jardin was driven hy
Guadalupe EsQuivel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

HAMBURT. July %. Rp-Tha
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. line today re-
ceived a report from one of ltH
steamers that the Graf Zeppelin
was over Nova Zembla this norm
ing.
The line did not state what
steamer had picked up the Nova
Zembla message.
The radio from the Graf, the
steamship company reported, said
the dirigible was returning I'D Le-
ningrad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

DALLAS. July 29.-tP-Practical-
" all Of the $4,000 taken from a
Coca Cola company bank messenger
In a daylight robbery yesterday,
was recovered today when police
arrested three men suspected Of
engineering the hold-up.
A beer peddler. who said one of
the suspects had paid him $50
wrapped In Coca Cola covers. tipped
off the police.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

AUSTIN. July 2g-tF-Gov. Ross
S. Sterling today announced the Is
suance of a parole to Hugh Davis.
convicted of murder In Wilbarger
county In June 1927, and assessed
a 30-year sentence.
The governor said the county at
torney. sheriff and former district
attorney recommended the parole.
r. D. Oswald. county attorney, stat
ed ne doubted seriously that Davis
participated In the offense and that
II guilty the convict had atoned for
hts crime.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
Brownsville Snakes
Puzzle Expressmen

Conditions are killing In
n0cent orphans.
The latest family to die from
lack OF food was IN group Of
orphaned rattlesnakes shipped
from Snakeville, Brownsville'S
odd suburb. to Coffeyville. Kan.
The carnival TO which the
buxom beauties were shipped
C- q. ID was unable 10 take
them out or hook The express
company was instructed not
to feed or water" the snakes.
So they died in the express
office.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
WOULD BE
WASTE OF MONEY"

II would be a waste OF public
money to pave the old Port Isabel
cutoff from the Boca Chica high
way at this time. g.. III. Bell. Browns
vile precinct commissioner. told the
Cameron county commissioners
court at q special session Tuesday
evening.
This statement was made In con-
nection with an injunction which
prevents his precinct from posting
money to be used on the Military
highway.
There Is no public need or demand
for this road which crosses the low
lands across a practically uninhabit-
ed stretch. the court was told.
The Military highway. serving a
rich agricultural section Is OF far
greater Importance. It was pointed
out.
Tuesday the commissioners court
named defendants In the Injunction
suit filed by Mrs. Nellie Esperson
Stuart. Jesse bennett. a. ID. Dickin-
son and others. waived service for
the hearing scheduled for Aug. 3
before Judge A. M. Kent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
Kahr, Rites

Funeral services will be led
Friday or Saturday for Mrs. l.
Kahn. pending the arrival OF rela-
tives from Chicago. Mrs. Kahn
died Monday noon following a short
illness.
Survivors are a son and DAUGHTER
and her husband. a local jeweler.
Morris Mortuary is in charge OF
funeral arrangements.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

URGES WORK
IMMEDIATELY
Highway Connection
To Route Traffic
From City

Another highway connection with
the deep water port. taking traffic
off the main Valley highway, and
the Los FresnoS highway and rout-
ing 1t direct to the port, was en-
dorsed at a meeting of the direc-
tors of the Brownsville Chamber
Of Commerce this morning.
This is the Cunningham or Coffee
road. leaving the main highway az
q point about half a mile north or
the Country club entrance. and
going in an easterly direction TO
the l4th street road.
Direct Route
The chamber of commerce direc-
tors endorsed the road for grading
and structures at the present time.
and as an important connection
with the port in the near future.
as it will route trucks on a more
direct line, and relieve the city
streets Of heavy truck traffic. IL
will also give Los Fresnos people a
shorter and more direct route to
the port.
The resolution. offered by Sam
Perl and seconded by r. B. Creager.
was unanimously endorsed. IL fol-
lows:
BE 1t resolved by the board or
directors OF the Brownsville Cham
Der Of Commerce. that the board 60
on record as recommending. and IL
does nearby recommend, a connect
ing road cutting off from the main
concrete highway leading from
Brownsville to San Benito and ex-
tending to the turning basin Of the
Brownsville Navigation districts
harbor; and for such road recon-
mends the Cottingham or Coffee
1cad. which DIVORCES from the saic
main highway, about one-half mile
beyond the Brownsville Country
club crossing Of the Resaca de la
Guerra, sometimes known as Re-
SAGA de Ia Palma"
Advertise at Once
1T Is further recommended that
the county commissioners OF Com
missioner Precinct No. ? proceed to
advertise at once for the work Of
putting in grading and structures
on such roads"
No other matters were taken up
by the directors.
This is the second road designed
to take traffic to the port off the
streets Of Brownsville that the
chamber Of commerce has endorsed
recently.
The other is the Four Posts road.
which win cross all the entrances
TO Brownsville from the Military
highway to the 14th street road.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
Well E~xtineuished

TYLER. July 20. (P-The blazing
vitex Oil company well near Over
ton. was extinguished today by B.
+. Delong and 8. wv. Benninger. oil
we'll fire fighters. All available
water facilities we're turned on the
well. which had been blazing for
about three weeks. and the cap put
into place, bringing the producer
into complete control
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
Friday Is City
Tax Deadline

Friday, July 31st is the last day
on which city taxes may be paid
without the addition Of 10 per cent
penalty City Manager z. A. RoSen-
thai warned taxpayers this morn
ing.
Taxes now due r the 5eccnu
semi-annual installment Of The city
tax levy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

AUSTIN. July 29.-tF-Sidney
Benbow. assistant attorney general,
said today the hearing on dissolu-
ton OF the federal court injunction
against the use of the Red river
free bridge between Denison ana
Durant, Okla, will be- held at Cor
pus Christi Friday instead OF at
Houston Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

KILGORE, July 29LP- Permits
for drilling % test wells in east
Texas counties have been granted
here. Eleven OF the perm s were
for Rusk county. nine for Gregg,
one for Smith and one for Upshur.
Eight OF the permits were obtain
ed by Humble OIL company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

conservation were untrue.
Terrell testified over the protest
or several members OF the house
who argued ii would be legislative
sanction for a political debate, one
member stating IL was the first
political campaign he ever had
seen conducted under OATH"
Denies Charges
Terrell denied Neff's charges the
railroad commission had authority
to prevent gas wastage by setting
the oil and gas ratio. claiming the
41st legislature struck this provi-
sion out Of a bill. The department
has been seriously handicapped
through action of former Governor
Moody in vetoing the appropriation
for conservation enforcement off,
GERS. he said. +'
"Neff was chairman on the rail-
road commission 10 months OF the
last two years and II the commits
sion has been derelict he is respon-
sible for two-thirds Of It," Terrell
stated.
Enforcement OF It's orders relative
TO gas wastage has been enioined
by a suit filed in December. 1890,
that has never been tried although
the commission has urged the at
torney general to pass for a decision
In the case. Terrell said.
Air Propaganda
Terrell was questioned closely BY
Rep. Walter Beck Of Fort Worth
concerning a statement issued fol-
lowing Neffs testimony by Lon A.
Smith, third member OF the COM
mission. In which Smith charged
tCOntinued on page %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

AUSTIN. july 20. R)--Electrocu-
ton OF Joe Shield just after mid
night tomorrow night will not be
stopped by executive action unless
Gov. Ross S. Sterling changes his
mind. The governor said late yes
terday he did not plan to commute
the Brown county killers sentence
to life Imprisonment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

NICE, France, July %. Rl-A
wall OF flame five miles wide and
three deep was crawling across the
finest pine forests In southern
france today. III threatened To
destroy the mountain resort OF
Thorenc despite the efforts Of 1000
soldiers. flremen and volunteers
working night and day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

ton. which was
performed in his
London home,
was successful.
All members OF
the family ar
rived at the
house overnight,
and during the
operation h e y
sat In a room
adjoining the
b bedroom m In
which the sur
ge0n worked.
The forme
prime minister's
son. Maj. Lloyd
George. said the
patient had a
good night. His
condition before
the operation
was satfsfac c.
| tory" the major
explained. ''and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
Freight Wrecks

ARDMORE, Okla, july 29.-tF-
Fifteen cars Of a Santa Re freight
train piled up In a narrow gap
five miles north or Ardmore. early
today and four tank cars OF gas
oline burned.
Although roadbed and communi-
cations lines were destroyed and
traffic disrupted. first reports fall
ed TO include any injured persons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
COUNTY Says
PAREDESLINE
is SHORTEST
Old Cut Off Would
Cross Channel,
Pointed Out

The Paroles line road and Bar
reda-Pcrt Isabel state highway
constitute the shortest practical"
highway from the Brownsville Boca
Chica highway to Port Isabel Is the
contention OF Cameron county in
its answer to the injunction filed
against II recently holding up the
Military highway.
To File Answer
The county's original answer TO
plaintiffs petition was to be filed
Wednesday afternoon by Judge
Harbert Davenport and Judge II.
T.. Yates. special counsel for the
county.
The temporary injunction
granted Jesse bennett, Mrs. Nellie
Esperson Stuart and others seeks
paving OF the cutoff road from the
Brownsville Boca Chica highway to
Port Isabel.
This paving is sought on grounds
Of an old commissioners court or
der which stated the Brownsville
precinct would pave the Boca Chica
highway and then construct the
shortest practical" cutoff to Port
Isabel.
Cuts Highway
The Paroles line road cuts across
the Boca Chica highway. and the
county's contention Is u Nc this Is
the shortest practical" cutoff.
The commissioners court Tues
day set aside $4,000 for completion
or the gap In the Boca Chica high
way from Fourteenth stree. TO Los
EbanoS.
The answer also points out the old
cutoff would cross the ship chan
mel. making It an expensive ven
ture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

WASHINGTON. July 29-F-
Reports reaching the agriculture
department indicate that wheat
farmers IN the mid-western states
plan to reduce their 1892 acreage
because or the low price OF the
grain.
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Lloyd George
Resting Easily
After Operation

LONDON. July 2s-P-David
Lloyd George, leader Of the liberal
party and former prime minister,
was operated on today for a kidney
ailment.
IL was understood that the opera
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
Los Fresnos-Port Short Route Road Is Endorsed
NeH,s Statement
To Solons Denied

AUSTIN, July 20. lP-C. ". Terrell, chairman Of the
Texas railroad commission. testified before the house to-
day in its investigation of the oil industry that statements
made by Pat M. Neff, another commissioner, that the
had made no intelligent effort to enforce
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

explained, land in the clrcum-
stances he was quite cherry
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THE WEATHER

Fer Brownsville and the valley.
Partly cloudy with probably scat
tered showers wednesday night ana
Thursday.
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Detached-In Brightwood.

Like new; rooms. bath with shower, at
tic and built-in garage; new street and alley.
Buy from owner at Q bargain, on easy
terms. Inspect eo7 Quintana pl. NV, bet.
Quackenbos and Ritsenhouse SITS. o.
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HOME BARGAINS.
Detached Houses.


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brick earaee 3 baths General Electric re-
1914 HEMLoCK ST. NV.
stories. rooms. built-in garage; Just
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out 18th st. and turn right on Alaska ave.
to Hemlock st. and then right 100 feet TO
Detached SsIsk sis Sef ST a NE home
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semi-detached, beautiful new home, Just
north OF Lawrence st. and just south Of
''.'' s4o3 TO e4l1 srd ST. NV.
New, detached: lots Al by Ito to alley.
Drive out Georgia ave. to Rittenhouse st.
and thence east to 3rd st, or cars pass door.
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Just west Of Chevy Chase Club grounds
Special bargain. Only one OF these. Drive
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pretty 6-room and bath home on big
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1918 OWEN PL. NE.
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SACRIFICED AT JUNK
PRICES-BUYERS, TAKE
NOTICE.

Dealers, investors, spectators,
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S435 R ST. NV.
Detached corner. New building with sew
rooms 81 kit sna bath s sss
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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"In q Persian
Market" the descriptive composition Of
Albert w. Ketelbey, win be presented
With dialogue during the Service hour.
tst,, VIII contribute Love, Good-by, I"
from Count Of Luxembourg; THE
Irish Washerwoman" and Lover, Come
Back TO Me-" from New Noon" Among
the selections TO be sung by the Cava-
liers' Quartet are The Peanut Vendor"
and q medley Of songs Of not so long
ago..
"The March Of Time"
The Theatef Of the Air and the
crime prevention program are among
WRCs other outstanding N. B. C. at
fractions.
WMAL ana its Columbia associates
will introduce . new attraction tonight
called THE March Of Time" It Will
feature Q dramatic version Of the prin-
Ctpal news events Of the week The pro-
gram viii BE- presented by q large cast,
supported BY O symphony orchestra and
special sound effects.
The Story hour, for the first tins, viii
present Mary and Bob outside the
United States. From Havana will come
the story to be dramatized in this
broadcast.
Lillian Taiz, soprano, will again take
the principal part in the Masters pro-
gram, contributing several solos. The
orchestral numbers range from Hello
Hawaii to the wartime tune, XXX
Katy"
A medley Of Hungarian Gypsy folk
songs will be featured by Emery
Deutsch's Orchestra in the Gypsy Trail
program. The orchestra also viii play
the Hungarian Rhapsodie No. 2" Of
List.
Sullivan 70 Speak.
A talk by George z. Sullivan, delegate
10 the Federation Of Citizens Associa-
tons, and recital by Howard Moore,
baritone, are among WNIAL'e features
Of local origin. In addition there win
be selected readings by Maurice Jarvis,
and dance music by Herb Gordon's
Whispering Orchestra.
VOL VIII broadcast this afternoon q
debate on the subject OF prohibition be-
tween George Washington University
and the University OF Oklahoma. The
George Washington debaters, Raymond
Herzog and Robert L. Parsons, win ar
que in favor Of repeal OF the eighteenth
amendment. The Oklahoma debaters
are George Copeland and Hicks Epton.
WJSVis major presentations tonight
viii be q talk by Judge Paul Ldnebarger
and concert by the Gondoliers.