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, 1935-10-25
WPAP PROJECTS
WORK BEGINS


Two Works Progress adminlstra-
tann projects VIII get underway IN
BROWNSVILLE some time next week,
according TO announcement Thurs
day by Mayor II. 3. Rentfro. giving
immediate employment TO i0s per-
sons
Authority was received Thursday
BY the city 70 ask for bids on the
Washington Park storm sewer prof.
ect which viii employ so men for q
period OF around four months, and a
sewing room project which will give
employment to as women is also
expected to open next week.
The storm sewer project will re-
iieve the washington park area from
flood waters that have engulfed the
area during heavy rains IN years
past by adding an additional sewer
70 the city system. The new sewer
line viii include a 36-inch main
which viii run from the corner OF
5th and Adams streets down 5th
street into the city resaca.
WPA funds 70 the amount OF So
612 have. been authorized for this
project, the city furnishing equip
ment and technical advice To an
estimated value Of S2.230, none OF
which entails a cash outlay, as men
20 be used are already on the city
payroll and the necessary equip
ment is owned by the city.
In connection with this project
the drainage ditch connecting the
two city resacas Is &C be enlarged
sufficiently to care for the extra
water which win flow into the re-
ia with nhe completion Of the
project.
The sewing room project will en-
pl0y 48 women for a nine months
period. payroll money being fur
niShed BY the Works Progress ad-
m-iniStration. and quarters. light,
water and gas fuel being furnished
by the city. The room will be located
at the corner of 18th and Madison
streets In the building owned by
Manual Garcia Gomez. opposite the
courthouse.
Garments made By the women
win be used for local relief clients,
and any excess garments will be
turned ever 10 local charity organi-
xati0nS. II was announced.
The two projects viii be the first
IL Cameron county TO be inaug-
urated under the WPA program.
, 1935-10-25
Knife ARRAY
AT Dance Hall
Is Investigated

Complaints charging four farm
laborers with the murder Of Deputy
Sheriff Charley Cortez. a., Olmitc
near the Carmen dance hall on the
Military highway october Is have
been filed here BY Chief Deputy
Sheriff VIII Cabler.
The men named in the complaints,
ali OF whom reside neal the Carmen.
arc Antonio Flores. "a, Carlos Tor
res, 70. Pedro Cara, "a. and Pedro
Ruiz. AZ.
The men were arrested following
n thorough investigation IN which
Statements were taken from a dozen
persons who were nearby when the
officer and Emilio Hinojosa. %. Oh
mito, were killed.
Luciano Gutierrez, 25. Olmitc, also
Is charged with the murder Of both
men. Gutierrez fled Immediately fol-
lowing the shooting and officers as
sert he is IN Mexico.
The double Staying grew out OF a
complaint Hino1OSa SWore out
against Gutierrez charging him with
disturbing the peace. HinOjOsa saw
Gutierrez at the Carmen dance and
called Deputy Cortez TO serve the
warrant ON Gutierrez.
The defendant Is alleged TO have
shot HincioSa through the head and
Cortez In the stomach. While Cortez
was graphing with Gutierrez some
one SlaShed him on his left side,
stabbed him In the back and took
his pistol
The state will attempt to prove
that Flores. Torres, Cara and Ruiz
we're the mes who Slashed the Off
v and took his pistol.
All four Of the defendants deny
any connection with the stabbing
OF COrtez They will be given a pre-
liminary hearing before Justice OF
the Feace Antonio Barreda some
time this week.
, 1935-10-25

hA4A MN A4Mm NAMM M
say that n delegation would hH gHmt
Hc hnS mot determined who WAlA
constitute THAT delegation.
Asked lf the new budget fur neat
year CDntemplateS construction of WIN
~hattleship. the president replied thm
naval treaties provide for replace
ment OF a ~batiicship in 1887. He
said plans for such a ship were BE-
ing studied but II was not determined
whether the battleehip would bo
built.
When IN qucsti0ner remarked that
che Standard OH company wnH sell
inE uil t0 Italy-deaplte Cine prnBi~
dents warning weeks aEo that amy
who engaged ln transactions WILL
Italy or Ethiopia did I'd nt them own
risk-Mr. Roosevelt replied that hu
understood this was simply a con-
tinuation OF a normal business.
, 1935-10-25

Continued from First Pagel
insect pests along the border are
concerned. are prevention of intro
ductiun OF the pink boil worm into
cotton areas CT the United States.
and control OF the Mexican fruit
fly which has at times secured a
temporary foothold in the Valleys
citrus industry.
These two problems were discuss
ed later In the day.
Officials at the gathering eK-
planned that there Is no change III
general conditions along the border
insofar as insect infestati0ns OF
threats OF infestation are concern
ed, and that the conferences which
are to be held following the open
ing one Friday viii be to outline
general and broad policies In CO.
ordinatihg work Of the two govern
ments to check insects.
More detailed programs are ex-
pected 60 be worked out later.
This new commission between
the two nations was brought into
existence through efforts of the
two state departments and the two
departments OF agriculture. III Is
expected to do valuable work help
ing 70 check insect pests.
, 1935-10-25

CONTINUED From Page One)
ings BY which Jackie's tremendous
earnings were held together.
Discovered" by Charles Chap
lin. Coogan entered pictures when
he was four years old. Even before
his Salary-curve reached the top
OF its arc, he paid income tax OF
$4,000 In one year and $4,000
In another.
AT one time. he received $4,000
from IN film studio M-G-M as On
bonus" Actually. 1t was reliably
reported. this was an advance on
four pictures Jackie was contract
ed to make.
He vas born here. October 20,
1914 The Kid" was Coogan's first
picture and the result was the most
amazing popularfty-wave since the
days OF Baby Peggy.
Last year. he returned to Holly
wood. and starred In one picture,
"A western"
His 2lst birthday. Saturday. win
be celebrated by a small party nc a
Los Angeles hotel.
, 1935-10-25
TOWNSENDITES
DEMANDACTION
Defeat Of Enemies At
Polls Threatened
At Convention

CHICAGO. Oct. "a. IA fin
iSh fight to enact the Townsend
plan at the next session OF congress
was demanded Thursday by DR..
Clinton Wunder OF New York City
IN the keynote address Of the First
National Convention Of Townsend
clubs.
Claiming the support Of 21.500.000
people--ennugh votes to elect any
congress or any president In 1867
he declared the delegates must
launch "a vigorous drive TO push
through legislation providing pay
ment Of $500 a month To citizens Of
90 years and beyond.
Dr. Wunde-. eastern regional d.
rector OF the organization, asserted:
The gentlemen now In charge In
Washington IN three years have
spent the amazing sum Of a billion
dollars-as much as all spent from
the time Of George Washington 10
the death OF Woodrow Wilson. They
have had their chance and they
have failed. We now give them the
chance t. adopt our plan. III they
fail us, we r prepared to replace
them with others who win not fail
us"
He described the Townsend pro-
posal as the remedy for ell de-
pressions" and the vehicle to estab-
lsh permanent prosperity"
In conclusion. Dr.. WInder outlin-
cd the plan thus:
We propose 10 pay a maximum Of
$500 a month to every American
citizen. 60 years Of age OF over. who
agrees 10 give up any remunerative
employment which they may have
and who do not possess a criminal
record. We propose to finance this
by a 2 per cent transaction tax.
which investigation reveals Is am
pie TO accomplish our purpose"
, 1935-10-25
INV ORLEANS FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS, Oct "5.-lP-
Cotton futures lost from 2 to 3
points at the start OF trading on
the market mere Friday as light
hedge offerings found a s>arcity OF
BUYERS.
The trade picked up contracts ON
q scale down but professional and
speculative buying was again lin
tied and the volume q DEALING
was small with price changes nom
nal.
Dec opened at 1922, off 3 points.
March was down 2 points at 1890
and May was off 3 points 70 1882
with other months showing small
net losses.
, 1935-10-25

peak ana 10 points above TIE 1884
figure.
Cotton ginned IN the United States
this year, mp to October 10, was esti-
mated by the census bureau al g.
569,799 running bales against 6,743.-
500 IN the corresponding period last
year and 8,606s090 To the similar date
last year.
, 1935-10-25

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-tP-Wheat
prices averaged higher in Chicago
early Friday. responsive to upturns
OF Liverpool and BuenoS Aires quo
tationS.
Opening IN higher. December
l.00-l00is, the Chicago wheat mar
ket then reacted somewhat. Corn
started unchanged 70 Y off, De-
cember 60&-&. and afterward sag
ged all around.
, 1935-10-25
NAVY DAY

Continued from First PnEnl
interest SO widely shown. N d0 here
by proclaim Sunday. October 77. mM
Navy Day throughout Brownsville,
and do urge all public buildings to
Fly the national banner on that
day. I further urge our citizens 70
attend the Valley-wide celebration
OF the day to be held az Fairpark,
Harrington. az 2 d. m. Sunday,
trusting that our loyalty 10 and our
appreciation or Americas SEEN de-
tense will he more cnnspicuOuSly
manifested than ever before"
, 1935-10-25
286 Carloads Of
Fruit Are Shipped

Fifteen carloads OF citrus fruit
moved from the Valley BY rail
Thursday morning, bringing the
seasons total TO $50 carloads.
Shipments at the same date last
season to1aled l06 carloads.
, 1935-10-25

Caesar A. Gerali Is expected : n
the Valley this week to explain the
Colorado plan OF marketing. The
plan was rejected last year by thr
Valley Vegetable Growers associa.
ton.
, 1935-10-25
CITY BRIEFS

Flowers for all occasions Los
banos Greenhouse Company. Phone
l588.-Adv
Yellow Csb-Phone lO33-Adv
Buy Stewart Warner electric re-
%frigerator. No down payment,
easiest terms. Electric Appliance
CO.. 547 Elizabeth. Adv.
Gasoline, gas and wood COOK
stoves at prices you can afford
Brownsville Hardware.-Adv.
, 1935-10-25
ITALIANS

Continued From Page One)
Although plffs OF smoke indi-
Gated the airmen were being fired
upon by rifles from the ground.
, 1935-10-25
Hoare's Geneva Talk
Set Up For Blind

LONDON Up Sir Samuel Hoare's
historic speech at Geneva. In which
he announced Britain's intention TO
stand BY the covenant OF the League.
has been produced in Braille by tho
National Institute for the Blind.
Efforts ARE being made at the in-
stitute'S headquarters here to sup
ply the urgent demand hy blind read
ers in all parts OK the country for
information dealing with Ethiopia
and the present situation.
"A special embossed map or the
area was produced IN record time by
hammering dots on a double metal
plate from which copies can be print
ed on thick paper.
Owls can 5lsul out noise when they
want I'd d0 Nv. They have flaps of
, 1935-10-25

Westminster Ahbeyis Poets Cor
ner contains q bust Of L0ngfeuoN
and tablets 60 Lowell and Walter
Hines Page.
, 1935-10-25
Jurors Drawn
For Federal
Court Term

The docket has been set and jur-
ors drawn for the term Of federal
district court to get under way here
December 2.
The jurors we're drawn wednesday
by 4. ". Mckinney OF San Benito,
jury commissioner and the settings
we're received Thursday from Judge
n. M. Kenrerly in Houston. A lis
OF 90 men, to serve both as grand
and petit jurors, was drawn by Nc
Kinney.
The lag end of the battle Of in
functions" between Valley citrus
shippers and Secretary Of Agricul-
tire He. n wallace has been set for
December s. In the suits still pend
inc, Wallace asks injuncticnS Fore
inn U. RAY Brown. Don p. webb
the Sum-Pak Shippers and w. e
Baden TO obey proration regulations
nf the old citrus control commit
ire. Ia view Of adverse rulings On
the AAA and IN view Of the facts
that the suits could serve no purpose
al this time It is believed that they
viii be dismissed By the govern
ment.
December Z hes been set for hear
ingS on refunding proposals Of VAL
lev water and road districts. The
hearings scheduled OH the seventh
arc for Cameron County Water I'm
provement District No. 2. Hidalgo
County read districts I. 2. 3. A., 3. 8, Z
and 3. and Willacv County Water
Control a. Improvement DisKtct
No. !.
The first three days Of the court
will be devoted to criminal docket.
, 1935-10-25

Keats wrote his lode to a Night
lngale" in less than three hours.
, 1935-10-25

A British inventor once proposed
to make l2-hour balloon trips from
England to Australia. his plan being
tn ascend high In the air and wait
for IL hours until the earth had
made half a rotation. He believed
he would then be- able TO land on the
cbler side o. the globe.
, 1935-10-25

CONTINUED from First Pager
, 1935-06-04
Cause DANOS
LA LLUVIA
DE ANOCHE
A Los p | s De
Tomato en- ell Vale.
Los Embarques Son
Escasos

Las lluvias y ell viento. que 40
taron la mayor parte del Vale del
Rio Grande. daharon la cosecha de
tomato, segun informeS que Sc re-
cibieron hoy en- eSta ciudad.
La coSecha de tomato. comenzo a
recogerse desde hace algunaS Sc
manas. estando va para terminar.
Fl mercado del tomato seguian
sIendo pobre, esperandose que los
agricultores que tengan tomato tar
Ola. reciban buen precio por la le-
gumbre, pues cast Siempre, cuando
sc eScaSea la legumbre. sube Ell pre-
clio.
Las fuetreS Iluyias que cayeron
en- Ell Vale, Ell luneS por la noche,
causaron grandes danos a los plan
tics de tomato, en- eSta region y en-
ei Condado de Hidalgo. MuchoS de
los plantios habian perdido Ia ma
yor parte de la coSecha, a conSe-
cuencia de las fuerteS luviaS.
Cincuenta y cuatro furgoneS de
tomato Sc embarcaron de eSta re-
gion a mercedes del Norte, v Sc
creia que los embarqueS disminui-
ri.n aun mas, durante las Sem1naS
que vienen.
Sin embargo, Sc RI que Ia ma
yoria del tomato que sc coSecha en-
Ell Vale, sera vendido a las plantas
empacadoraS para que sea enlatado.
, 1935-06-04
NOtaS Coras
De La Ciudad

El Juez del Condado O. G. Dancy
Sc est p~reparando para atender a
L. junta especial de Ia Asociacl -
de Jueces v ComiSionados de los
CondadoS de Texas, que sc verifi-
cara en- Mineral Wells. ell Sabado en-
Ia manana.
FL Juez Dancy eSpera Salr Ell
jueves en- Ia mahana, d~eteniendoSe
en- Austin. anteS de continuar 81
yiaje a Mineral Wells.
El objeto de la junta especial, Sc
gun fue anunciado por ell Presi-
dente X. T. Pitts, es para unirSe
con los ComiSionados de CaminoS
del Estado de Texas en- un eSfuerzo
para la liberal aprobacion de fon-
DOS federaleS para terminar {, sis
tema de carerteras en- el Estado de
Texas"
Sc procurara ~conseguir fondos
para Ia construction de caminos
l~aterales que conecten con el sis
tema de carreteras en- TODD Ell ES-
tado.
Fl Juez Dancy ha Sido nombrado
Representative especial de la ASo-
ciacion y existe la poSi5ilidad de
que sc dirija a Washington. con
esa representation
, 1935-06-04

OKLAHOMA CITY. JUNO A.
Reversando los planes anteriores
Ia oficina del fiscal del distrito de
eSta ciudad decide hoy lamar a
Charles +. Urschel, Millionaire pc
trolero que fue secuestrado. para
Que testificara IN contra de Ben B.
Laska, abogado de Denver, y James
c. Mathers, abogado de la ciudad
de Oklahoma, en- la causa que CO.
mienza en- eSta ciudad el lunes.
e anuncio de que UrSchel testi-
ficaria fue hecho por w. G. Lewis.
ell Fiscal del distrito. y Frank Dud-
ley, 81 aSistente, estudio Ia ofensiva
del gobierno en- contra de Laska y
Mathers,. abogado de dos de las &C
tuales SecueStradores del rico Pc
trolero. Urschel page la cantidad de
100000 por su ibertad.
Urschel, primero Sc excuse de
participant en- la cauSa, regreso so
lsmente la semana pasada de un
viaje que hiZo por Ell mundo. Fl
indic6 SUI buena voluntad para con-
tar de nuevo Su version Sobre ell
~secUestro, Ia cual envio a tres hon.
bres a Ia prision de la ISla de Alca-
traz y ounce personals mas a otras
prisioneS.
, 1935-06-04
Sc Prepare I'm
Nuevo Vuelo A
Islas de Hawai-

ALAMEDA, California, JUNO A.
III gran aeroplano Pan-Amer1can
Clipper. veterano del viaje redondo
entire California y Hawai-, Sc en-
contraba nstc para un via1e trans
pacifico a Hawai- y q Ia lsla Md
way. -
I'll vuelo. Ia segunda prueba &c
larga distancia que Sera hecha en-
preparation para Ell estaolecimlen-
10 de una Inca comercial de ser
yicio a China, sc eSpera que Co
meme dentro de unoS cuantoS diaS.
los oficiales de Tn Pan American
Arrays no anunciaron ell prooaDle
tempo de salida de Ia aeronave.
Las pruebas finaleS de los nue.
yos motores en- ell Clipper, ccsde 81
vuelo a Hawai-, hecho en- el mes &c
abril. Y del equipo auxiliar fueron
hechas aver. Con esta Sc concluyo
el trabajo preparatorio para el viale
de entrenamiento en- Ell yuelo oe
1000 millas a la Isla Midway en-
donde Ia primera de las bases ae-
reas sobre el oceano han Sioo es-
tablecidaS.
, 1935-06-04
Sc Registro un Nuevo
Encuentro en- Africa

RE. JUNO Alfalfa tiene de
nuevo que sentir de Ethiopia hoy
I'm cargo Official de que los etiopes
atacaron a las tropas nativas de
Italianos en- la frontera de Fri
trea ell viernes. matando a treinta
personals.
Los despachos oficiales decian
que las fuerzas italianas han sido
estacionadas en- la vecindad de
Dancali para proteger a los natives
que residen en- eSa area
Sc dijo que los etiopes Se hab'an
robado varios miles de cabezas de
ganado antes de retirarse de Ia
frontera.
La declaration Official tambien
decia que 30 etiopeS armados ha-
bian sido rechazados con perdidas
indeterminadas. despues de un es-
fuerzo hecho para invadir la IONA
militar cerca de Gublei. en- la So
maitland italiana. Sc dijo que las
fuerzas de Italia n ohabian tenido
perdidas. aunque los invaSores ha-
bian disparado robre clos despues
de que sc les habia retado.
En- los circulos oficiales sc diJo
que los incidentes no significaban
neceSariamente que la maquina
guerrero de Italian tornado en- ell
este de Africa seria enviada en- &C
cion en- contra de las tribus del
ey SelaSsie. e dijo que ell gobierno
demandaria primero una satisfac-
cion por medic de los canales d.
plomaticoSs.
, 1935-06-04
Vote d eC onfianza A
Un Primer Ministro

PARIS, JUNO Ala Camara de
Diputados. do a Fernand BouiSSon,
nuevo primer MiniStro de Francia,
III vote de confianZa en- conteSta-
c.on a su demanda para n virtual
lsbertad para tratar los aSuntoS
financieros de la nacion. el vote fue
de 800 contra 1872.
Hacienda su primera aparicion
como Primer MiniStro ante la Ca
mara de Diputados. de la cual fue
preSidente por eSpacio de nueve
amos. BouiSson pidio que sc lie die
ran amplios podereS. que Sc le ha-
bian prometido va, de manera que
Ell Gobierno pudiera "Salvaguardal
Ell franco de TODD aSalto."
Esos "amplios pero limitadoS po-
ceres temporales," dijo Ell Ministro
mos facilitaran Embellishments a.
cabar con la speculation" Dijo
que una pronta accion r impera-
tiva debido a que "el pals. ante una
obscura amenaza. no era va un pals
libre-una ola de pAnico destruye el
espiritu civico."
, 1935-06-04
GOBERNADOR
4 4 = r +
CONTESTO UN
e x X X X
M E NSAJE HOY

III Fiscal del Distrito, Sr. Lii
cenciado X. Ii. Rentfro, Jr., de-
olar0 ell Martes, que habia reci-
Dido un telegrama del Goberna-
dor del EstadO de Texas. ST.
James ". Alfred. en- conteStacion
a Ia prOteSta que lie habia en-
viado por ell perdon que cOncediO
ell G~obernadOr. al Agente Aduanal
Roy Collins, v a EIequiel Car1-
Zos, SUI diputad0.
I'll telegrama que recibio ell ST.
RentfrO. Jr., dice asi:
Recibi Su mensaje en- ell que sc
refiere al case Collins CavazOS.
YO no hice tai promesa d urante
mi campana, y aun cuandO me
gusta recibir c0municaciOnes de
los FiscaIes y de los JueceS de
DiStritO yO no he paSadO ell poder
de OtOrgar perdones a clos tOda-
via. Presume que su actitnd sc
refIej0 en- ell record ,el cual lei
con cuidado. La Constitution de
EstadO pOne Ia decision final en-
mis- manOs, y perSonalmente no
estoy satisfechO con Ell record EN-
csc case.
Rnbrica-James ". Alfred, Co
bernadOr dc Texas.
Al entrevistar al Fiscal Rent
fro. en- Ia reduction del "HeraldO",
declare ell jOven abOgado de Dis
trito, que no tenia concentrates
Que hacer acerca del telegrama
que ell GobernadOr Alfred lie ha-
bia enviadO.
, 1935-06-04
Proponen que Sc Haga
I'm Censo Commercial

WASHINGTON, JUNO 4.-E De-
partamento de Concrete propuso
que sc hiciera un censo de los ne
gocios Ell lunes, al hacer una apli-
cacion por Ia cantidad de $9.370,0OO
para trabajos del socorro.
El Departamento sugirio Ia idea
de que los "empleados de oficina"
fueran puestos a trabajar en- enero
! reuniendo information acerca de
los salaries, entradas y otros datos
que "serian de valor al deSarrollar
los planes para la r~estauracion de
los negocios y la expansion"
La agriculture v los manufactu-
reroS no serAn includes en- ell cenSo,
segun dijeron los oficialeS-
, 1935-06-04
Sigue La Obra
DeStruC tOra
De Las Aguas

JUNCTION CITY, Kansas, JUNO
Como los tentAculoS de un pull
20. las aguaS que caminaban por
los rios de Kansas, Nebraska y Mis-
souri, salian a las tierraS bajaS hoy.
y continuaban u tarea de deStruc-
ci6n.
Mientras que las aguaS del rio
Republican, ~regreSaban a sus mar
genes en- un curse de 200 millas en-
Nebraska. la union de los rios del
North V South Platte eran viStas
como I'm possible punto de peligro
eE la parte oeste del EStado.
En- Ell norte de Kansas, las aguaS
Gel rio Republican, eStaban bajan-
do. pero sus ruidoS forzaban a las
familiaS a huir cuando las revuel-
tas aguaS caminaban hacia ell este.
HI rio MisSouri-grande y de re-
vueltas aguaS-cubria miles de acr-s
de terrenoS de agriculture y grupos
oe trabajadoreS tratajaban para
mantener los bordoS estrategicos
Sobre un curse de 400 millas entire
Ia ciudad de Kansas v St. Louis.
En- adicion las aguaS de numeroSos
pequenoS arroyoS Sc Salian de sus
bancos en- los tres estados.
FL numero de muertoS no eS CO.
nocido. Ocho muertes han Sido re-
portadas en- Kansas y tres en- Mis-
souri,. De igual manera, Ell valor de
los danos cauSadoS a las propieda-
des no es conocido. e. dano a las
propiedades en- el eStado de Ne
braSka ha sido eStimado en- WV.
ST, 000, 900 en- adicion a los $500. 900
de danos causadoS a los caminoS y
puentes. La perdida total en- Kan
Sas fue calculada en- Ia cantidad de
100000, In mitad de la cual ocu-
rrio en- los caminos.
, 1935-06-04
Cerraron Una Oficina
De Socorros en- Paris

PARIS, Texas, JUNO IA off,
cina de socorroS en- Ell Condado de
Lamar. que Sc cerro. era guardada
por La policia para prevenir una
possible violencia de los clientes que
aver acudieron al edificio en- de-
manda de mercancias.
FL Administrator de socorroS Tat
Warner cerro la oficina despues de
que los oficlaleS. amenazando con
bombas de gases lacrimosos. dis
pers6 a las multitudes que estaban
compuestas como de 400 clientes.
Die que la oficina permanecerfa
cerrada hasta que Se obtuvieran mas
fCndoS para el Socorro.
Warner diJo que In oflcina en- el
Condado no habia tenido fondos
por eSpacio de varios dias. y cue
sus ayudanteS habian dicho a los
clientes que w esparaba que pu-
dleran llegar mas f0ndos para el
Ola primero de JUNO. Los oficiales
expreSaron Ia creencia de que los
cilentes habian esperado hasta ell
Ola primero v que entonces se or
Eanizaron para demandar AyudA.