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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-01

EDINBURG. July Scrip to the
amount of approximately 81. 900
formed the basis OF a suit filed by
the Rio Grande Valley Gas Com
pany against the City Of Edinburg
In the 93rd district court. late yes
terday afternoon. This IS n Of
several suits Of a similar nature
filed in the Hidalgo county courts.
one having been filed late In May
by II. II. Wilcox. for city engineer
ing work. during the past admins
tration.
The dates OF the scrip issued are
of the former administration. Mayor
y. G. Abney having taken office
June 10, 1890. The scrip dates IN
question are OF the spring months
previous. The warrants are TO the
amount OF s345.00 $4,000. $4,000,
<i33.00 and s104.30. according TO the
allegations in the petitiins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-01
Fine Collections
Reach Large Sums

~ AA&
EDINBURG. July Monday and
Tuesday were red letter DAYS for
Hidalgo county Golfers, so far as fine
collections were concerned. The
amassing OF the coins we're the re-
suit of a few hours work Sunday
night on the part Of Deputy Sheriffs
Ed Etter and Dick Adams.
The monies pouring into the cof-
fers subsequent to the round from
McAllen. south TO Hidalgc and ira
versing over the same road back TO
McAllen and over toward the county
jail In Edinburg. made these items:
One drunken driver. $500. one
bootlegger, $4,000: one drunken driv-
err 5000: four American drunken
fighters. two men and two women
arrested while participating In a
fighting fray on the public highway.
$500 per. totalling $1,000. and a
second bootlegger. $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-01

KANSAS CITY. July i-F-U.
S. d. A-Hogs 5000: 40 direct:
mostly steady to 10 higher: top TOO
on 170-2l0 lbs: l40-25O lbs. 6.40-
$50: 250-290 lbs. 5.90-6.55: 290-350
lbs. $50: packing sows 275-500 lbs.
3.75-475; stock pigs, 70-l3o lbs. SIS
TBS.
Cattle 1000: calves 300: market
slow. weak TO Is lower: liberal
quota fed steers and yearlings Of
fered: steers, 600-l500 lbs. 5.75-8.50:
COO lbs. I'D 4O0-6.75: heifers. $50
$50 lbs. 625-800: cows. 3.50-500:
vealers milk fed) 3.50-6-50: stock
er and feeder steers. 5.00-7.25.
Sheep 1000: lambs around rs
lower: yearlings steady to Geak:
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waxed merry with both boys cutting
loose with everything. They became
overambitious and scrambled our a-
mong the spectators 70 continue
their mill An uprcar resulted. W.T.
police escortinR 5terher off tQ ~
hotel with a match called no -
test.
Joe Bacc1nO defeated ROBIN BFla
I'm 40 minutes, using h body slam.
Geo. Poulos took his match from
Stanley West in 3g minutes. using
IN cradle rock.
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HALTED
BY OFFICERS
O'Brien and Stecher Get
Out Into Crowd With
Their Fight

HARLINGEN. July IA free-fDr-
all out among the spectators broke
up the Pat O'Brien-Young Stecher
wrestling match here Tuesday night
when police interferred.
Pat took the first fall In "a min
utes with a head lock and Stecher
took the second with m body sris-
sors.
Then the fun began. The battle
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MADNESS

YOU'D better lengthen those
skirts
What's the big idea7-
Gentlemen are apt 10 mistake
you for a little girl and take you
upon their laps"
Observation-Disclosures
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-01

NEW YORK. July 1.-lP1-After
a heavy opening which was extend
ed into general losses Of / TO ?
points. stocks rallied sluggishly to-
day under the leadership O. the
merchandising group and the de-
clines were either reduced or erased
The market was dull on both the
downward and the upward moves.
u. S. Steel. after dropping l SIS,
recovered its loss. Woolworth came
forward with a 3 point cain and
there was narrower improvement in
Associated Apparel. w. II. Grant.
May Department, Macy. Sears Roe
buck. Montgomery Ward and
Kresge. There were fractional ad-
vances in Consolidated Gas, Elec-
trio Power a. Light. United Corp,
American Telephone and American
e. Foreign power. some Of which
had shown early heavineSs. Per-
sistent soft spots included National
Biscuit. Rock Island. Du Pont. East
man. Liggett e. Myers "B' Air
Reduction and American Tobacco
"B~.
Call money renewed at | IL per
cent.
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Composer Of Song
Dead I'm Bath House

BUFFALO. NV. Y.. July A. tPp-
The body of Coleman nj. Goetz. Al.
composer Or the one time popular
song I'm Afraid 90 co Home in
the Dark" was found ln "A public
bath house here today. Cause or
death was being Investigated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-01
Opal Weighing I'll
Carats Is Discovered

CANBERRA. Australia. July =
R)-Discovery OF what Is believed
to be the largest opal in existence
at Lightning Ridge was revealed to-
day. IL was said to weigh I'll carats
and to be a mass OF brilliant colors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-01
LEAGUE

10y AAN Acc0tA4A1A L4CCcf
dncluding games OF June 800
National League:
Batting - Davis, Phillies. $50.
Klein. Phillies, 1856.
Runs-Klein. Phillies, 81: English,
Cubs. So.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies,
IS: Hornsby. Cubs. so.
Hits-Klein. Phillies. 90; Terry,
Giants, %.
Doubles - Bartell. Phillies. IS:
Davis. Phillies. "a.
Triples - Worthington. Braves:
Watkins, Cardinals; Terry, Giants,
Z.
Home runs-Klein. Phin.es, 20;
Hornsby, Cubs. IA.
Stolen baseS-Comoroskys Pirates,
10: Cuyler, Cubs. Q.
Pitching-BuSh. Cubs. won 6. lost
/: Derringer, Cardinals, won 8. lost
?.
American League:
Batting Ruth, Yankees. 500;
Morgan, Indians. 1874.
Runs-Gehrig. Yankees. So:
Bishop and Simmons. Athletics:
Myer. Senators: Ruth. Yankees. so.
Runs batted in-Gehrig. Yankees:
Y: Cronin. Senators. So.
Hits-Simmons, Athletics: Combs,
Yankees. 10l.
Doubles-Webb. Red Sox, 81.
Nanush. Senators, 81.
Triples-Cronin, Senators: Man
ush. Senators: Johnson. Tigers:
vosmik. indians: Larry. Yankees. T.
Home runs-Gehrig. Yankees. 10:
Ruth. Yankees. IA.
stolen hases-Chapman. Yankees,
q. johnson. Tigers. 81.
Pstching-Grove. Athletics. Tor
IA. lost 2: Marberry. Senators:
Hahaffey, Athletics. Won 8, lost /.
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TODAY'S MARKETS

odd lots sheep steady: practical top
native lambs 5.75; lambs. 30 lbs.
down 6O0-7.O0; ewes. $50 lbs. down
l.00-l.75.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July I. -tPj-Mucn
lower prices for grains early today
followed farm board announce
ment that government finance old
crop wheat holdings would not be
withheld from the market. although
sales would be limited TO 100000
bushels a month. General selling
found support lacking.
Opening 10 to IL cents lower.
wheat afterward dropped further.
and In some coSes went down more
than ? cents. Corn started l-2 70
is lower and continued downward.
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POTATOES

CHICAGO, july l.-IH1-tU. 5.
d. A.)-Potatoes "a: sacks. trading
slow: market weak; nearly all cars
slightly 20 badly decayed: some
being handled by railroads. sales Of
Bliss Triumphs ranging from 30
cents to lbs. with most sales IS
as; few cars bringing more than
90 cents: barrels about steady.
slow: Norfolk section. Virginia and
North Carolina cobblers 2.40-2.60:
East Shore virginias 200.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-01

MOTORIST: It took me about
six weeks hard work to learn how
70 drive my car.
FRIEND: Ard what have you
cot for your pains2
MOTORIST: Liniment. - The
HumorlSt.
Evening star., 1931-12-01
SOCIETY, GIRL AvIATRlX
RETURNS WITH RECORD
Peggy Salaman Reaches England,
Bringing Two Lion Cubs From
South Africa.

BY the Associated Press
SOUTHAMPTON, England, December
PEGGY Salaman. young society girl
who bettered the silly old record" for
Evening star., 1931-12-01

spected after the warning, he viii be
summoned and his reRistration plates
will be removed from the machine"
Stations Remain Open.
Inspection stations throughout the
State yesterday handled q last-minute
rush and many remained open until
late IN the evening. The campaign
officially closed last midnight.
Application blanks for 1882 license
plates have been placed in the mails
and the tags were on distribution yes
terday. Each applicant must show that
the machine has been inspected and
give the number of the inspection sta
tion before the plates will be issued.
The new markers may be displayed after
December is and no automobile will
be permitted to operate without them
after December 81.
Evening star., 1931-12-01
WOMAN TEST|F|ES
HUSBAND BEAT HER
Blanche beavers Takes
Stand in Own Defense in
Staying of Mate.
Special pispatch to The star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
LURAY, Va, December blanche
beavers, who Is being tried at Luray for
the murder of her husband, took the
stand in her own defense yesterday.
She was on the stand two hours, dur
ing which time she told the story Of
a life made wretched by the cruel mis-
treatment Of herself and children. She
told of beatings, threats and attempts
ON her life prior to the time of the
shooting. She stated that on the day
Of the murder her husband came to
Browntown, where she was visiting her
mother, Mrs. Susan Molden; swore at
her and threatened to kill her: that he
followed her to her home near Riley
vile, overtaking her at ravine about
600 yards from her home, where he
struck her, dragged her by the hair
through the ravine and choked her
until her brother pulled him of and
held him.
She ran to the house for the gun. not
intending to kill him but to protect her
children, who would have to come by
their father on their way from schools
Her muddy garments were exhibited.
tiers of Mrs. beavers, bore out the
statement Of their mother as to their
fear for their own lives and the lives
Of the smaller children. Ida stated that
four weeks before the shooting her
father had thrown her down the steps
for taking his gun away when he
threatened her mother. Neighbors also
corroborated evidence that beavers was
2 dangerous man.
The defense called is witnesses; the
State called 10. The main evidence of
the commonwealth had to do with the
day of the shooting. Hubert and Irving
Manuel, who were passing by the scene
at the time of the quarrel between
beavers and his wife told of seeing Mrs.
Evening star., 1931-12-01
BOY, 5, FATALLY SHOT
TAMPERING WITH GUN
Charge Enters Neck and Head of
Child Living Near Kifer, Nd.
Smaller Children Unhurt.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
OLDTOWN, Md, December Rus
sell, 5-year-old son of Carl z. Coffman
Kifer, near here, accidentally shot and
killed himself with q gun which be-
longed to a boarder In the home. The
child obtained a cartridge from an
ammunition belt hanging on the wall
of the bed room. After inserting the
shell, it is thought. with the barrel
pointed toward his body and the stock
on the floor, he pushed down on the
gun. The charge entered his neck and
scattered his brains and teeth on the
floor, lodging In the wall. His mother
in an adjoining room heard the report
and ran to his side Two smaller chill
dren were unharmed. The father is
employed on road construction near
Paw Paw.
Evening star., 1931-12-01
AUTO INSPECTION
WAR |NAUGURATED
Cars Without Stickers Face
Loss of Tags-24 Hours
Grace to Be Given.
BY a stan Correspondent Of The Star.


BALTIMORE, Md, December L.
State and city police have been in
structed to keep a close watch for
machines which do not bear the official
inspection stickers following the close
Of the campaign for the inspection of
all Maryland automomileS at midnight
last night.
II am not interested in excuses: I
am interested In saving lives" 4. Austin
Baughman, commissioner of motor vehi-
cles, said In connection with the in
spection yesterday. Beginning today,
Mr.. Baughman said, motorists who have
not had their machines inspected will
be given "a hours to comply with the
regulations. Failure to do so will result
in a summons and the removal of
uninspected automobiles from the State
highways.
Twenty-f0ur Hours Is Limit.
These people have had six weeks
in which to get their automobiles in
spected according to the regulations Of
our department" the commissioner con-
tinued. DRIVERS of such vehicles found
to be without Stickers will be given a
double pest card with instructions to
have their automobiles inspected within
"a hours"
'The officer will deliver one-half of
the card to this office for record" Mr.
Baughman continued. land the inspec-
ton station will send in the other half
when the vehicle is satisfactory. II a
driver fails to have his automobile in
Evening star., 1931-12-01

she plans to fly it solo today to Croydon
Airdrome where great festivities are
planned
Miss Salaman. 10. took on with store
from Lympne Airdrome october 30 and
landed in Cape Town November 5.
surprising the late Glen Kidston's time
by full day. She flew by way Of
Athens, Cairo. Khartoum and Kimberly.
She was forced down once in Southern
Rhodesia. and described the trip a.
, nearest approach to hell have ever
experienced"
Evening star., 1931-12-01

flight from England to South Africa,
came back yesterday on liner with
two lion cubs and one regret.
The cubs were given to her by ad-
mirers in British East Africa, and
shared q part of her adventure. The
regret was that her co-pilot. Gordon
Store, was not along to participate in
the welcome.
The first to greet her was her mother.
Mrs. Elkin Salaman, native of Al
bany, N. Y.
Her ship packed in a crate, will be
reassembled and If it passes inspection
Evening star., 1931-12-01
WILL LECTURE ON POETS

Maj. Charles H. Moore to Speak at
Jewish Community Center.
The Round Table Of the Jewish Com
munity Center will hear at It's meeting
tonight lecture on Poems and Poets"
by Maj. Charles H. Moore, English au-
thority on modern and ancient poetic
modes.
The session will be held at the Jewish
center at ,8:A5 pm. The public is in
vited.
Evening star., 1931-12-01
LEGISLATOR TO RETIRE
Brand Of Ohio to Quit Politics ut
End Of House Term.

Representative Charles Brand, Repub-
licar, Of Ohio announced yesterday he
would retire from politics at the close
of his current term. Member OF five
Congresses, including the approaching
one, Mr.. Brand served on five commit
tees in the last session. He was as
sociated with the elections, merchant
marine and fisheries, public buildings
and grounds and roads bodies.
is in Urbana, Ohio, where he was q
banker, manufacturer and farmer be-
fore his election to the Ohio Senate
in 1921.
Evening star., 1931-12-01

beavers shoot her husband, but they
did not see a struggle.
Arguments were to begin today at 10
o'clock. Lynn Lucas is defending the
case; S. Lynn Walton, commemorative
attorney, is prosecuting. Judge H. w.
Bertram Of Harrisonburg is sitting on
the case.
Evening star., 1931-12-01
SORE THROAT

LIVE minutes after you rub on
Il Musterole your throat should begin
90 feel less sorel Continue the treatment
once every hour for FIVE hours and
you'll be astonished at the relief.
This famous blend of oil Of mustard,
eamphor, menthol and other ingredi-
ents brings relief naturally. Musterole
gets action because it 10 counter
trrif0nt"- mot just salve-it pene-
trates and stimulates blood circulation
and helps to draw out infection and pain.
Used by millions for 20 years. Recon-
mended by doctors and nurses.
To MofheTs-MusfercIe Is also
sasde n nsiIder form for babies
and small children. Ask for Chill.
dfen's MusferOIe.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
PROTESTA POR LA MUER-
TIE DEL G GRAY

Chattanooga, Tenn, Julio
2G.-Lowel Wakefield, Secre-
tario del Distrito Sur de la De-
fensa International Obrera,
protest0 hoy de la muerte del
negro Ralph Gray, en- Camp
Hill, Ala, cuyo suceso ocurri6
la semana pasada.
Gray fue asesinado por los
oficiales despues de haber he
rido en- un encuentro al sheriff
Y a un diputado, cuando estos
trataron de desbaratar I'm mi
tin que Sc celebraba pidiendo
la libertad de los ocho negros.
condenados a muerte.
Wakefield dijo "que cual-
quier intento por parte de los
negros, de los trabajadores, o
de los campesinos pobres de
organizarse para combatir la
atm6sfera de terror que impe-
ra en- la iocalidad, es rudamen
tie atacada por los diputados
del sheriff, los cuales no vaci-
Ian en- utilizar sus armas."
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
TEATRO CASINO

Mas atrayente, por su te-
ma, que "La Divorciada", esta
noche voIvera a exhibirse
Strangers May Kiss, que aver
Sc estrenara.
La deliciosa Norma Shearer
es la protagonista y en- esta Gin
ia ella eclipse sus anteriores
~triunfos, que lie valieron la me-
dalla de la Academia de Cine
matografia y Bellas Artes.
Aparecen en- Ell reparto Ro-
cert Montgomery y Neil Hamil-
ton Y Marjorie Rambeau, Con-
chita Montenegro e Irene Rich
"Cuerpo y Alma" drama ro-
mantico, TODD hablado en- espa-
mol, pasara mahana por la pan.
ITALIA. Preciosas escenas de com
bates en- ell aire
Ana Maria Custodio y Jorge
Lewis ~desempehan los principa-
les papeles.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
ESPERASE LA LLEGADA
DEL "METEREOLOGO

Para establecer aqui un sis
tema de observaciones metereo-
l6gicas, con globos, llegara hoy
a Tampa ell Sr. Alfred w. Tay-
Tor, empleado del negociado me-
tereol6gico de los Estados Uni
dos.
Los trabajos de esta clase
comenzaran ell dfa II de agosto
y ayudara a Mr.. Taylor ell Sr.
Jerome Van de Erve, a quien
Sc traslada desde la oficina de
Charleston, Carolina del Sur.
Las observaciones con globos
Sc hacen soltando globos de 60
ma inflados con hidr6geno y la
mission del metere6logo y la de-
riva. Los globos Sc soltaran des-
de una plataforma que sera es-
tablecida en- la azotea del ediff-
clio de la companfa telef6nica.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

del atentado contra ell Spresi-
dente del senado, DR.. ClemeR-
tie Vazquez Bello.
En- un informe presentado a
yer la policfa judicial senala
como autores del hecho a los
estudiantes rebeldes, ~enemigos
irreductibles de la Dictadufa,
Vazquez Bello ha declarado
que contra el Sc tiraron bomS
bas y Sc hicieron disparos.
Una de las bombas no hizo
explosion.
Miembros de la policia Sc
creta estan custodiando desde
ell viernes al p~rominente ciu E
dadano.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20

10 S rezagadores deliberaro
hoy en- la amplia sala del pts
alto del Centre Obrero.
Mas de ITO huelguistas deci-
dieron mantener sus posicioneF
Y la raz6n que les asiste hast'
que los patronos decidan, come
hombres sensatos, discutir cor
ellos los puntos presentados.
En- la asamblea de hoy un O.
brero propuso, a manera de prue
ba, que sc ve~rificara una vota-
ci6n secreta para que cada cuaI
opinara a favor @ en- contra de.
movimiento.
La proposition no fue nj 81
quiera discutida porque ningu
no de los presentes quiso secun-
darla.
Y conste que ell proponente tu
vo la intenci6n de contrastar Ia
firmeza Y sinceridad de sus ca
maradas.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
SALIO PARA NEW YORK
Ell AVIADOR HALL

Habana, Julio 20.-En la
maanna de hoy salio para New
York en- su aeroplano Ell Cru
zado, ell photo y corredor de
bolsa H. Goodwin Hall.
Ell ~prop6sito de Hall es fijar
otra marca en- Vuelos entire la
Habana y New Work, como va
la fijara ell sabado en- un vne-
10 desde New York a esta Gu
dad, que realiz6 en- 8 horas y
35 minutes, superando la del
captain Hawk.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
Sc BUSCA EN- Ell RIO UN
CUERPO HUMANE

A la policfa Sc avis6 aver de
que en- ell rio Hillsborough, GER
ca de la Gale Cass, estaba flo
tando parte del cuerpo de un
ser humane.
Ell vigilante del puerto y la
bahia Sr. Kissinger, sali6 en- su
lancha a recorrer Ell rio, sin en-
contrar ell cuerpo.
Policias y diputados s~alieron
en- botes y lanchas, pero sin que
la bIsqueda diera resultado.
Creese que los alarmados ciu-
dadanos que alarmaron a la po-
licfa confundieron un pedazo de
MADEIRA con ell cuerpo de un ser
humane.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
EXPLOSIONES Z INCENDfO
EN- DOS CASAS

En- una casa de la avenida p
V Gale II ocurri6 aver una ex.
olosi6n e i~ncendio, aparentemen
e de origen intentional.
Cuando los bomberos llegaron
"a ell fuego habia hecho su labor
destructora.
Otra explosion e incendio, dc
la misma clase, destruy6 aver
una casa en- la avenida 18 cerca
de la Gale Trece.
De la investigation Sc ha he
cho cargo ell inspector Frank
Jones.
Los daios sc calculan en- 5000
pesos.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
LESIONADA EN- UN CHIC
QUE DE AUTOMOBILES

Dos automobiles chocaron a.
yer en- la esquina de James y Ne
braska, recibiendo heridas leves
la Srta. Nettie Russell, de % a.
nos, vecina de la avenida Cen
trial 1907.
Salieron ilesos w. A. Athens
vecino de East Ida 1912, sobri-
no de la Russell, y Earl Payne,
que guiaba ell otro vehfculo.
La policia esta hacienda una
investigation del case.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20

La Union de Opersdores de
.Cinemat6grafos mand6 hoy III
socorro de diez pesos a los rezs.
gadores Ell huelga. Y
Para los huelguistas Sc pedl-
ra, por los Operadores, ell apoyC
monetario de las uniones de to-
do ell pals.
= Cuantas uniones Y grupoS
cbreros de Tampa van a imitar
a los rezagadores?
IPor que los tabaqueros no
ayudan con Sus pesetas a sus
companeros dejados en- la Gale
por ser familiares de los rezaga-
dores huelguistas2
Creemos que Cos rezagadores
tambien merecen ser ayudados,
pero NADIA pedimos para ellos.
eastman justo los tabaque-
ros que Sc dele sin trabajo a
companeros suyos por ser ia
miliares de los hombres en- huel-
ga, en- huelga porque los patro-
nos no quieren discutir con e.
los?
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
Fiesta bGilGble

Ell microbes pr6ximo Sc
efectuara una fiaseta bailable en-
ell st. Joseph's Hall, en- honor
de la nueva Directiva del simpa-
tico "R. H. Y. Club.
Fueron elegidas madrinas de
la fiesta, las interesantisimas
Hortensia Garcia, Ofelia Mo-
reno, Grace Alvarez, Elvira Co
rrales, Elena Greco, Clara Val
des, E.hel Pacheco, EmelJne
Noa, Margarita Guerra y Mar
garita Gutierrez.
La ejecucion de los bailables
estara a cargo de una conocidi-
sima ~or4uesta.
En- justa reciprocidad a las
cortesias dispensadas, los orga-
pizadores de la fiesta Sc compla-
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
Cabaret u Picnic

CuOuT0L " 1 tC-INtC
Sc espera con verdadera an
siedad la celebration del Caba
ret Y del Picnic organizado
por la Secci6n de Propaganda
del Circulo Cubano para To-
dias primero y dos de Agosto
respectivamente.
Ell Presidente de la Seccion
mantiene hasta ell presente unf
gran reserva sobre las sorpre-
sas que Sc daran en- ambas fies-
tas.
Hablando en- privado nos die
a conocer que tanto ell Cabaret
como ell Picnic superaran, como
acontecimientos sociales, a to-
dos cuantos la simpatica socie-
dad haya celebrado hasta aho-
ra.
Cuando el 10 dice sus razones
tendra.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20

Tn obrero reZagador de los
que acostumbran a exponer con
claridad sus ideas y a defender
las, sin traicionar a sus compa-
heros, vote en- contra de la huel-
ga que sostienen ahora sus her
manos, antes de que estos Sc
marcharan a la Gale.
Hoy por la manana este obre-
70 recomend6 a sus camaradas
que mantengan sus principles y
la justicia de la causa que de-
fienden.
Los que esten dispuestos a
luchar hasta ell final que Sc pom
gan de pie-dijo Ell "conserva
DOR de aver.
Todos los que estahan en- Ia a.
todos, sc pusteron de
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
Sc SUICIDE DE
UN AEROPLANO

Jamestown, N. Y, Julio 20.
George O.. Wallace alQuil6
aver un aeroplano, en- ell aero
puerto de aqui, y cuando Ell a.
parato Sc hallaba en- Ell ARE Sc
subi6 a una de las alas y Sc
lanz6 al espacio desde una al
tura de 1900 pies, matandose.
Sc ignoran los motives de su
determination, por cuanto ha-
bfa dicho que alquilaba ell ae-
roplano para festejar su 20
cumpleaios.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
IL VUELTA DE LOS He
+


Madrid, Julio 20.-La invi-
taci6n hecha por la repGblica
a los judios de origen espanol,
a los cefarditas, para que re-
gresen a Espana, esta siendo
acknowledgements comentada por
los peri6dicos republicanos Y
socialistas.
Sabese que en- New York, la
mas grande ciudad de los Es-
tados Unidos, existe una impor
tante colonia de judiOs de pro-
genie espanola.