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La opinión., 1935-08-17
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August II, 1885.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
SALlO A NUEVA YORK Ell
HIJO MAYOR DE WILL

VIII Rogers Jr.. hijo mayor del
actor 'humorista muerto tragicamen-
tie en- Alaska. salio anoche q Nue.
va York en- un avion de la TWA.
Ell aparato salio del Grand Central
Terminal a las II de la noche y
llegara mahana a Nueva York. ALI,
anuncia, esperara ell arribo del ca
dayer de su padre.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
UNA MEDALLA POSTUMA
PARA WILL ROGERS
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49,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, agosto t. La
medalla del "Espiritu de San Luis"
que es otorgada anualmente a la
persona que mas poderosamente
haya contribuido al mejoramiento
de la aviacion. sera corcedida, CO.
mo honor postumo q VIII Rogers,
seg1n Sc revelo hoy.
La medalla fue creada en- 1922
por la Division Aeronautica de la
Sociedad Norteamericana de Inge-
nieros Mecanicos que celebrara su
proxima junta aquf los dfas II y
IL de octubre.
Rogers fue escogido desde hace
varias semanas. para recibir la con-
decoration.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
2:1Esperanzas a los Cat6licos de Chihuahua
Al Chocar ell Aparato, fue....

Alaska lego aquf en- avion a las
'5:30 para conducir al lado de sus
familiares los cadaveres de VIII
Rogers y viii Post.
FL as de la. aviacion en- las zonas
articas anuncio que regresara en-
avion a Fairbanks y posiblemente a
Juneau. hoy en- la noche.
De continuar su viaje de regreso
sin interruption, Crosson llegara a
Juneau antes de diez o doce horas.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
Ell PRIMER

Ell Sargento Morgan envio hoy
en- la noche un complete informe
sobre las causas de al tragedia. Ell
informe dice:
"A las diex de la noche un vigil
lante native inform6 que un avi6n
habia chooado a ounce millas al
Sur de Point Barrow. Immediate
mente alquiIs una lsnehs y mo
translade al sitio sehalado. Eneon
tire ell avi6n compIetamente destro
zado y sumersido a dos metros ba
10 ell aqua.
"Reseate primsro eI cadsvsr de
VIII Rogers y despues me vi en- la
neeesidad de remover totalmsnte
los restos del avi6n para poder sa.
car ell cuerpo de Wiley Post, que
sc hallaba s%umersido entire ell aqua.
"Traje los csdaveres a Point
Barrow y los entresus al doctor
Greist, quedandome PROVISIONAL
mente con los efeetos personales
de ambos, de los que hare entreaa
lnmediatamente que Sc me indique.
"Pongan ell case inmediatanente
en- conocimiento de los familiares
de las victihas y sirsn instructed
mes a esta estaei6n sobre la forma
como debo %proeeder.
Los nativos que Sc haiIaban
acompanados en- Ia pequeha pobIa.
clon donde Sc resistr6 la tragedia,
dicen que Post y Rogers descen-
dieron ALI, pr%esuntaron el canine
de Point Barrow y Sc ievantaron
embellishments, ocurriendo seaun
dos despues la tragedia, cuando el
motor fall6.
Los dos, appointments, muris
o en- forma ins%tantanea."
La opinión., 1935-08-17
HABER HALLADO
LAS JOYAS PERDIDAS
EN- S. ANTONIO, TEXAS
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Ohlteu Fress para IA OPlNlON
coPENHAGUE, Dinamarca, agos-
to.-16 Joyas por valor de ciento
ochenta mil dolares, que sc Green
fueron las que perdio la h~aronesa
Maud Won Thyssen, cuando resulto
.herlda en- ell Academic AUTOMOBILES
tico que costo la vida al Principe
Alexis M'Divani. fueron capturadas
aquf hoy.
La policfa arresto a un hombre v
q n mujer como sospechosos de
haberse apoderado de estas joyas.
La pareja Sc nego a dar su NOM
bre, aunque Sc sabe que acaban de
llegar de Corona, Espana, donde Sc
registro Ell fatal accidente automo-
vilistico.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
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la tragedia. dicen que los nativos
Sc cubrieron. horrorizados, la cara
con las manos cuando ell avion Sc
precipito en- terra desde cincuen-
ia pies de altura.
Ell reloj de Wiley Post Sc paro
a las SLY p. m.
La opinión., 1935-08-17

Para desordenes Gel Bs-
tonnage. Reumatismo. Ca
tarro. vejiga. Rihones. HI
gado. Solitaria. Enferme-
dades del Pulmon. Nervio-
sidad. Desordenes de b
Sangre. Llagas y Dolen-
cias. Piernas. EfRfuIaa Ma
La opinión., 1935-08-17
Esta I'd. Enfermo?

Consulte al Herbaiista mas an
tiguo en- Ell Sur de California
Las famosas yerbss medicInsiss
chinas 10 dsrAn siivio permanents.
Son puras. no gentlemen drouas We.
nenosaa
La opinión., 1935-08-17

brara mi sa!ud de Ia manera con que
Ia mo trato. sin necesidad de ser
operado del Apendics y bsstando aus
medicinas para aliviarme. boy q I'd.
las gracias y siempre recomendare q
conociendo su habilidad para tratsr
las Intermediates.
Quedo de I'd afmo y 8 C.. y amiga
Rev, JOSE GUTIERREZ, Cura Parro:
co. Iglesia de Mira. Sra. de GuadaIuns
La opinión., 1935-08-17

cUANDo LEE listed "LA OPT
NloN", SABE QUE Lee UN Pc
RIopIco INDEPENDENTS Y
HONRADO.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
Los Angeles. California.

81 y N uey,
Muy Estimado Sr. y
amigos: Por la presen-
to manifesto a Cd. mis-
ngradecimientos por sus
atenciones Que tuvo a
bien concederme parE
ser curado de Ia enfer-
msdad que mo aQueja-
La opinión., 1935-08-17
DAToS NJ

Ell famoso caw-boy Y humorista
Sc habia undo a Wiley Post en-
Los Angeles para hacer un vuelo
a Alaska. En- Seattle la pareja Sc
detuvo por algunos dfas para cam
biar las ruedas del aparato por
pontones.
La esposa de Post desistio de
hacer ell vuelo a Alaska cuando sc
hallaba en- Seattle.
Una linterna que habia sido prem
dida por VIII Rogers momentos
antes de la tragedia. en- la cabina
del avion, alumbraba dramatica-
mente la escena de la catastrofe.
Toda la poblacion de Point Barrow.
incluyendo a doscientos nover~
esquimales Y diez blancos, Sc diri-
gio en- canoas al sitio de la trage-
dia.
Ninguno de los que estuvieron
ALI Sc lanzo a la GAIA de "souve-
va que ninguno de ellos CO.
Mocha de la fama de Will Rogers o
de Wiley Post.
Ell doctor Griest anuncio hoy que
las dos piernas de Will Rogers re
sultaron fracturadas, 10 mismo que
ell craneo, mientras que en- la ca
sufrio grandes heridas.
La opinión., 1935-08-17

Al desPertar Dora en- la manana del ST.
suiente dia, Tarzsn habia revivido ell fuego de
la hoguela y assbs algunos trozos de earne.
Cerea hsbis algunas frutas frescas que reco-
Eiera ell en- la mehana. ERA Tarzsn la repro
dueeion exaeta de un leon 81 se considerable.
eomo.sss.s
La opinión., 1935-08-17

les de los Hombres. y especialments
para Males de las mujeres. y muchas
otras Intermediates. os precios dc
los tratamientos son n ny razonablea.
Venga a VERNE o escrfbame hoy mismo
coNSuLTAs GRATIS
UNA PRUEBA MAS-Sobre In sfica-
ella do las Yerbas Medicinales ChinaA.
Lea oil siguients testimonies;
La opinión., 1935-08-17
SAllO VA UN AVON POR
Los CADAVERES

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POINT BARROW, Alaska, agosto
16.-Joe Crosson, famoso photo de
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) EpiCioN OIARlA

En- Ia Ciudad, q pomieiiIo, poF
R~an.rttdor ,nr Correo
, 1935-03-10

Automatic telephone exchanges
are being installed In rural districts
Of Scotland.
, 1935-03-10
Cold
Soon Will Be
Presented Here

Trial OF Mary Google" will be one
Of the unusual and feature acts OF
the 1885 Kiwanis minstrel when the
curtain rises at the junior college
auditorium March IA
The part Of Mary" will be played
by a prominent Kiwanian whose
identity will be kept a secret prior
o the presentation His Honor, the
Judge. will be played BY Bill keikel.
ma the stern, serious DallLt u Bert
hinkley. Mrs. Dice, a heart-broken
widow, will be portrayed by Doug
Ireland. and Robi- Pate will take
he part Of the prosecuting attor-
ney. Hector. the hero. will be played
5y Travis second Base Jennings
Frank Goodwin and A. NJ. HasSel Will
play the parts OF two other ladies
snap, pep and fun Is included IN
the plant pirate minstrel scene, IN
which more than 40 voices vii be
heard. Jokes from the end men and
popular songs will make this scene
a long-remembered one, II was u
nounced. Jack Daugherty Is pirate
chieftain. and Is fast getting ms
crew Of blood-thirsty comrades into
tine shape. Six black roustabouts
and lady guests will accompany the
pirates on a melody cruise.
The large cast viii be ccstumed Dy
a production house. and scenery al
So will be furnished by the COM
pany. Jack Bailey, professional d.
rector. has been retained by the
club TO supervise the production
Tickets are on sale at The Fash
ion. Profits from cPirate Cole viii
be used BY the club to assist under
privileged children Of Brownsville.
, 1935-03-10
to Boost
Production To
Three Year High
Especial 10 The Herald)

DEARBORN. Mich. March a.
The largest domestic production Of
Ford va cars and trucks since the
VS. engine was introduced by the
Ford Motor company three years
ago has been scheduled for March.
It was revealed at the company's
home offices here. Production Of
1000 units Is planned.
Under the March schedule, the
Ford company viii build more than
5000 units q day. in order TO keep
pace with continued increasing de-
mand for the 1885 Ford Va cars
and trucks. March production this
year will be more than twice as
gre as Ford's domestic production
last March, when 77,947 units
built.
Since the new cars we're an
nounced late last December. Ford
production has moved steadily up
ward. Production in January total
ed l00.793 units. and February's
production appropriated 1875. 900
units. With the March schedule
set at 10000 units, the Ford COM
pany by the end OF Liarch viii have
Produced more than 100000 1885
model cars and trucks In the
United States alone.
, 1935-03-10

While 1t does not feature a parade.
it does carry a high-claSs circus
program. Good attendance is be-
ing had q all points.
, 1935-03-10
LARGER ARMY
PLANS GIVEN
SENATE OKEH

WASHINGTON. March Q. Up
The biggest peace time army appro-
priation In the history Of the coun-
try went to conference Saturday
bearing the approval Of the senate
for an increase Of the army by 40
per cent.
The 500. 100000 measure was
adopted by the senate Friday, SO
10 Is, on a formal roll call, the first
TO be held on 4 regular appropriation
Oil IN several years. The house prev
iously had approved It in somewhat
different form. House and senate
c~onferees will % seek to compose
the differences.
The appropriation was contested
bitterly through its three day course
through the senate, weathering in
the last hour q motion by Senator
King (D-Utah) 10 send ID back TO
committee with orders TO trim $50
OOO.O 900 from IT,
We can no longer charge any
other nation with Imperialism"
King said.
AS passed by the senate. the "a
ure carried approximately $3.50, 0O0.-
900 for military activities and the
balance for non-military purposes
such as rivers and harbors.
An effort by Senator Frazier Or
ND TO have the bill amended 10
prohibit compulsory military train
ing In high schools and colleges was
beaten, as was a move by Senator
Bone D-Wash) 10 require pay
Ynent Of labor in ~arsenals or the same
plane as In the navy yards.
, 1935-03-10
SHIRLEY'S new
HIT IS BOOKED

In her latest starring picture The
Little Colonel" which Is scheduled
Sunday and Monday ut the Rivoli
Theatre. In san Benito. Shirley Tenn
pie Is supported by Lionel Barry
more. Evelyn venable. John Lodge
and Bill Robinson.
Shirley Temple. the foremost child
actress, can be counted among the
miracles OF movie history. Within six
months, she has scaled 70 stardom
and now ranks among the ten best
box-office stars. She Is the first
child actress to attain this honor.
Today this prodigy counts her fans
by the millions.
Costarring with Shirley IL Lionel
Barrymore. easily the screens lead
ing character actor. one whose pres
ence lends distincation to any role.
Bill Robinson of course has q
niche for himself as the originator
OF the inimitable stair dance. which
Is the last word In tap dancing. The
stairs on which he used TO dance on
the stage were inconsequential be-
side the two elaborate flights % is
and 10 steps, on which he dances
alone, and with Shirley.
Little Colonel" from the pen OF
Annie Fellows Johnston, has been
read in book form by Millions. II Is
the tale Of q Kentucky rebel who
didn't know the Civil War was over.
He banishes his daughter when she
weds a Yankee. The disinherited
daughter goes with her husband TO
the Indian frontier. where their
daughter becomes the honorary col
onel OF a regiment. Later. in the
duel Of n golden-locked colonel OF
five. and a crusty colonel OF fifty.
the youngster sends her battery OF
charm against the oldster.
, 1935-03-10
Circus Is Showing
In Valley Cities

MERCEDES, March s.-One OF
the Oldest circuses In the business.
Orange Bros. Is now showing In
many Of the Valley towns. very
often under the auspices Of local
civic organizations.
The circus showed In Donna Fri
day under the auspices OF the fire
department. and Is showing In
Mercedes Saturday afternoon and
night.
Other engagements call for ap-
pearances at La Feria Monday un-
der the auspices Of the La Feria
Chamber Of Commerce; at Edcouch
Tuesday under sponsorship Of the
, 1935-03-10
WAMPUS BABY
STARS in HIT

All star casts are not much OF q
novelty these days. but when no
less than thirteen OF the most IA
nous male players An picturedom
are seen on the screen nc time,
rs Amos n Andy might say "dats
some'pin".
This unprecedented galaxy OF
male picture planets occurs for the
first. last and only time In MaScpf
Pictures special production Young
and Beautiful" which features the
1884 Wampas Baby stars. opening
at the Dittmann theatre Sunday.
Film fans. look over this list OF
names. Read EN- and weep for JOY,
reading from light TO left we have
Gin any old ORDER Adolph Menjou.
John Barrymore. Jimmy -Schnoz-
zle" Durante. Joe z. Brown. WAL
lace Berry, Laurel and Hardy. Ed
die Cantor. George Arliss. Charles
Chaplin, Clark Gable, Maurice
Chevalier. VIII Rogers and Buster
Keatonl Each OF them acting IN
escort for a Wampas Baby star.
OF course, there's q catch in tt.
There always Is. but you'll enjoy 10
lust the same. These famous stars
are represented by life masks.
modelled by Bill Parsons. the Ia
nous makeup expert OF the Max
Factor studios. Each one faithfully
d~elineates the features OF the star,
the rest OF the star" IL enacted by
their well known Hollywood "dou-
bles." dressed like the originals
Incidell ally. the men behiN the
masks are well known In their own
right. Adolph Menjou Is portrayed
by Jay Belasco, well known char
acter actor; John Barrymore In re-
presented by John Albin. profile"
Barrymore's own double: Jimmy
Durante Is Sam Simone. clever
singing comedian; Joe Z Brown n
depicted by Bill McGarry, one OF
the stars doubles: Wallace Bee
Nv Is Vance Carol. well known
character actor. Laurel and Hardy
are portrayed by Athur Teller and
Teddy Mangean, two well known
acobatic comedians: Eddie Cantor
is none less than Charles Dorety,
who Is n comedy star In his own
right: George Arliss is imperson-
ated BY Wilbur Highly. familiar to
film fans; Charlie Chaplin Is no
one but Billie West. for years
known as Chaplin's greatest i'm
personator: Clark Gable Is played
by Man Mason. who is destined Co
be a future leading man; VIII Ro-
gers Is played by Chris Allen, char
acter comedian: Maurice Chevalier
Is depicted by Bruce Wyndham. one
OF the rapidly rising newcomers
and Buster Keaton is played by
Lew Sargent. for several years mn
acrobatic comedy star.
, 1935-03-10
ofHidalgo and Starr
County Steal Spotlights From
Already-P Producing Oil Wells

set and cemented casing at 2,756
feet after coring the Samfordyce
s~aturation at 2.756-6s feet VIII
drill plug and attempt completion
during the weekend. The test will
extend production about 500 feet
TO the southeast. 1t picked UP the
upper sand at 2.744-50 feet and had
shale at 2,750-56 feet.
Also in the southeast section Of
the field. Rogers Oil g. Gas COM
pany's No. 3 Francisco Guerra, in
the northwest corner OF the south
east Is acres OF tract 254. porcion
40. about 1000 feet east OF discov-
cry. Is waiting on cement after
setting casing at 2758 feet. The
test had the upper gas sand at o.
709-l7 feet. shale at 2,7l7-27 feet,
and saturation at 2727-61 feet.
A new completion Is expected on
the south edge Of production and
near the center Of the field in the
Oil Company's NO.
l-B John Lawrence, in the south
west $50 acres Of the east 1854
acres Of tract 274. porcion 80. about
1900 feet east and slightly south Of
discovery. The test cored the upper
gas at 2.767-73 feet. then a streak
OF Shale and saturation at 2.T73-75
feet. Casing was set and cemented
at 2.773 feet.
Three tests are now drilling In
the field and four new tests are
getting under way TO continus
steady development in the area
The fields northwest outpost
well, expected to extend production
about 600 feet northwest, the Sicily
on Company's No. ! Seabury ct al,
is drilling at 1920 feet after find
ing only sandy shale at the 1900
foot depth where a gas sand show
ed In other tests in the field. Loca-
ton Is in the southeast corner Of
the west "a acres Of the west 48
acres of the north 70 acres Of the
southeast 1863 acres OF tract 256,
porcion 80. about $500 feet north
west Of discovery.
On the west edge Of the field. Re-
serve Development Company'S No.
3 Seabury ct al. SAB feet from the
north and $50 feet from the east
, 1935-03-10
Municipal Building
Planned At McAllen

McALLEN. March s.-Plans for a
Few municipal building. 10 house a
city library and equipment and men
Of the MtAllen volunteer fire de-
partment, are being discussed by
the McAllen city commission.
Preliminary discussion revealed
that the building. II constructed.
would probably be located on the
city's half-block Of property at the
corner OF South Broadway and
Austin Avenue. half OF which Is
now occupied by the present city
half. fire station and Jail. Brick for
the building are available in an
~over-supply made at the city's
brick kiln for use in the recently
completed municipal storm sewer
project.
Houses destroyed or damaged IN
The recent typhoon In Japan are
estimated to total about 2li 900.
, 1935-03-10
Pioneer Slain

QUANAH. March 9.=P- j d.
Scott. IS. one Of the earliest set
lers in Hardeman county. died at
lis home here Friday night OF a
eunshot wound In the head. Cor
0ner w. J. Freeman said Scott had
neen respondent He came here In
1884.
, 1935-03-10

Edcouch volunteer fire department.
at Edinpurg Wednesday, also Spon-
sored by the fire department.
The circus Is a three ring event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
THE SILLY SEASON

THE legislative season seems to be in full
u blast under the hot skies of Washington
on-the-Potomsc.
Senator Borah's latest midsummer nights
dream probably is the most disquieting mani
festion of humiditys effect on the brain cells
His must" program now includes Cd the
Frazier Lemcke bill, to lift all mortgages off
the farmers farms by refinancing them with
inflated Federal money at IL per cent-a
move that doubtless would be followed by a
similar demand from city home owners-and
% that hardy perennial of the reelection
season, the soldiers bonus One might under
stand Mr.. Borah whose gracious hospitality
seems to embrace all ideas from Karl Marx
to Harpo Marx. What amazes is that scores
of congressman have signed petitions to trot
these Borah-bleSSed twins into the House
circus ring.
Then there is the House Ways and Means
Committees freak revenue bill that promises
everything but revenue. And the Tydings-
Mccormack bill. an Alice-in- Wonderland fam
tasy that reverses both history and logic by
setting out to protect the Army and Navy
against pamphleteers. And Honest Harold
Ickes' measure TO change the name of his his
toric Interior Department and, according to
some effect the conhScation of Secretary Wal
Iace'S forest service. And the innocent-look-
ing Clark amendment that would all but kill
the old-age title of the social security bill
And Mr.. Moritzs bill requiring every editorial
writer to proclaim Gin PRINT his parentage to
he oh of ND tn tho
limit.
One wonders vt.ather these are merely the
results of brain flag. or whether the air-cool-
ing system under the Capitol dome has broken
down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
TAXES IN INDIANA

DECISION as to whether the Chamber OF
~ Commerce state treasury surplus plan will
be invoked to offset tax burdens throughout
the state probably will be made before early
next week.
The Chamber of Commerce suggestion is
logical one, driving at the tax burden, and is
one that apparently would bring relief to the
ordinary taxpayer.
Although 100000, to be divided among
units does not seem a large sum as taxes are
reckoned today, it would be sufficient to re-
Ieve the pressure in many places
Gov McNutt has already indicated that he
will not go along with the suggestion, point
ing out that such move might put the
state in the position Of not being able to
meet demands Of Federal social security legis-
lation.
state political observers, however. differ
with the Governor, asserting that the real
reason that surplus division proposal will be
sidestepped is because the state administrs-
ton does not want special session of the
Legislature.
II the governmental units of Indiana have
an opportunity TO profit from the state treas
ury surplus, it appears that the wise move
would be to aid these units rather than worry
about the outcome OF special session Of the
Lee stature.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-27
SEX-MAD SIGHTSEERS

HERE seem to be a good many people in
Peoria, Ill, who feel that getting a look
at Gerald Thompson is by far the most i'm
portant task of the day.
Thompson is a young man who is accused
OF peculiarly atrocious murder. The crime
is one Of those miserable affairs whose very
commission makes one inclined to lose faith
IN human nature; his defense is that he is
morally insane" and completely sex mad.
and the trial is guaranteed to bring a vast
wealth of morbid and unprintable details.
And there are some who will get up
early and stand in line for hours in order
TO have share in it! News dispatches tell
how the courtroom at Peoria is jammed the
minute the doors are opened. Some 1000
persons stand in the street below waiting for
chance to get in. And the bulk of the spec
tators are women.
If the crime itself is sickening, what can
be said about the antics of the people who
insist on jamming their way into the court
room?