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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
DEVELOPMENT
 OF MINE TO BE INCREASED
Lew. Kay Here Relative to Further Improvement,
 Hirst-C -Chichagof

Lew c. Kay, President of the Hirst- Chichagof Mining Company; George A. Meagher, Vice President and attorney for the same com pany, and Miss Helen Druley were passengers aboard the PAA Falr- child flown by Alex Holden with Flight Mechanic Lloyd Jarman. which left Juneau this afternoon for Kimshan Cove.
 Kay and MeagheE who are naak- ing an annual inspection of the mining property, expect to stay at Kimshan Cove until Sunday Kay stated that the mine Is doing well and that on this trip he will sur- vey the property with regard to in creased development. The existing power in use at the mirie-20o E. V. A. from Chichagoff-will prob- ably be increased
 Business Picking Up
 Kay said that conditions in the States are apparently picking up and that increased development Of the Hirst- Chichagof mine will be due in part to the desire of the owners to expedite national recovery through increased wealth. We hope others will do as we have done, z Kay said, rand stay with it."
 He reported that the Hirst- Ciii-' ichagof mine is now down about HOO feet.
 MT. Kay and MT. and Mrs. Mea- ger arrived on. the Yukon yester- day morning. Mrs. Meager will fly to Kimshan Cove on Sunday and return with the mine officials. 9 !.
 Coon Dips Relative
 Kay. is son-in-law of the late Coon Dip, Chinese Consul in Seattle for 20 years and until his death in 1883. For several years he served as assistant to Coon Dip.
 Meagher is partner in the firm of Meier and Meagher. attorneys at-law. in Seattle His partner. Wal ter F. Meier is well known to Alas kans as the Past Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks two years ago.
 Miss Helen Druley, who was also a passenger on the PAA plane to- day, went to Kimshan Cove to visit her brother. c. Druley and Mrs. Druley. Miss Druley arrived aboard the North Sea Monday. Her home is in Minneapolis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
.DlM0ND OBJECTS
 TO RIDER ON AIR MAIL MEASURE
Wants Department Author ized to Give Emergency
 Service Without Bids

WASHINGTON. July 31. The Senate has passed the Alaska air mail bill but because of an amend ment tackled onto the measure AL aska Delegate Anthony J. Dimond said he would insist it be sent back to conference.
 The bill would authorize the Post master General to contract for carrying all classes of mail in AL aska by air. Other features of the measure are embodied in the exist ing provisions for Alaska mail reg ulations ands in z considering this phase the Senate struck out the section permitting the Post Office Department to provide emergency service without advertising for bids. Delegate Dimond said this action was objectionable to himself and the Post Office Department.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
s. SENATOR DIES
 EARLY TODAY
Frederick H. Gillett, Fay orite Son of Massachu-
 sets, Passes Away

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July 31.- Former United States Senator Fred erick H. Gnlett. died in hospital here early today at the. age of 83. Blood deficiency and weakness as the result of old age is given as the cause of death. He is survived by his widow, brother and sister.
 Frederick H. Gillett was known in his home state, Massachusetts, as politician who said little and did much.
 He attained what he declared to be the goal of his ambition when, in the spring of 1919, he was chosen Speaker of the House of Represen- tatives, in which he began his serv- ice in 1883. He was the first Mas sachusetts man to win that honor since the Civil War.
 Yielded House Gavel
 After serving six years as pre- siding officer of the House, MT. Gillett was elected to the United States Senate, defeating David I. Walsh, who was seeking reelection.
 When he was chosen Speaker of the House in succession to the late Champ Clark, Senator Gillett was not among the widely known mem bers of the lower branch of Con- gress. He was not spectacular, but on the contrary, was quiet. dignified and courteous. and his friends as- cribed his rise to close application to legislation rather than to per-
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
HEAT OF SUN KILLS 12 IN
 MIDDLE AREA
Scores rostrations Re- ported-No Let Up in
 High Temperatures

CHICAGO, IL, July 31.--The heat weary middle west today looked vainly for relief.
 Twelve deaths have been report ed up to o'clock this morning. and there have been scores of prostra- tions.
 Early this forenoon the weather bureau made forecast that there would not be much change today from the high temperatures regis tered yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
OPEN CLASH FEARED

GENEVA, July 31. An open clash between Italy and Great Britain over the views regarding the handling by the League of Nations of the Italo-Ethiopian conflict is evil dent as leaders of the various delegations carried out pre- liminary conversations at the opening of the session of the Leagues Council here today.
 Other developments in the present crisis are as follows:
 Merchants in Addis Ababa are suspending business as financial difficulties beset Elm peror Halle SeIassie.
 A royal decree at Rome as- sured the Cover nment of broad powers to requisiti0n the nations shipping.
 The British Government is growing less optimistic over private Italo-E o-Ethiopian nego- tiations.
 Authoritative sources state Ethiopia is not willing to ac- cept an Italian mandate of
 ffsonfdn1ie<d on Hnaa 1,Yol
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
GOLD STRIKE
 IS REPORTED
Discovery Is Made by Vet eran Prospector Near
 Bremner Mine
Daniel M. LAdd

CORDOVA, Alaska, July 3l.- Charles Chick" Nelson, veteran prospector. reports the discovery of three veins of quartz on Golconda Creek, all carrying free gold which runs from IS to 50 inches in width. Some of the quartz is of high grade.
 The prospect is short distance from the Bremner mine. 70.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
Neo Defenses Are Planned For Pacific

WASHINGTON, July sI.-The Navy Department has disclosed 1t has been considering addi- tionaI Qualifications for possess sions in the Pacific and also construction of additional bat tIeships and cruisers to meet naval increases by other pow ers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
FOSHAY, HENLEY MUST STAY IN PRISON CELLS
President Roosevelt Refus- es to Extend Execu-
 tive Clemency

MINNEAPOLIS. July 31.-W. B. Foshay and H. H. Henley, former heads of the defunct Public Util- ities Consolidated Corporation, who are serving l5-year sentences at Leavenworth Penitentiary for using the mails to defraud, were refused applications for executive clemency by President Roosevelt, it is dis closed here.
 The men began serving their terms in April. 1884. They will be eligible for parole in 1899.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
PAIR RETURN FROM
 PROSPECTING TRIP

Fletcher Webster Brown, son of Lieut.. -Comdr. and Mrs. Fletcher Brown of the Coast Guard cutter Tallapoosa, and Buddy Jenne, son of Dr. and Mrs. c. P. Jenne, re- turned to Juneau last night from prospecting trip up the Taku River.
 They were accompanied on the trip by Bill Donaldson, veteran prospector.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
R0BBER KILLS,
 THEN ESCAPES
Drug Store Heldup in Spo- kane Slayer Gets
 Away, Stolen Car

, SPOKANE, Wash. July 3l.-A robber shot and killed Harry Phil lips, clerk, in holdup of a drug. store in a residential section and escaped in a stolen auto late yes- terday afternoon.
 Phillips. was alone in the drug store when the robber entered and struggled with him. After being shot in the chest, Phillips followed the robber to the street where he col lapsed and died.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31

Suggests that England Gipe Buck to U. s. Lands Coded nl
 Alaska Boundary Dispute

WASHINGTON. July 3l.-A sug-
 gestion that Great Britain return to the United States land ceded in the Alaskan Boundary Dispute, as well as strip of Canada along the St. Lawrence, as credits on the war
 debt owing to the United States, was. made yesterday in the Senate by United States Senator James
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31

Hamilton Lewis, of Illinois.
 The suggestion was made in com menting on the English press ac- counts objecting to the original proposal by Senator Lewis that England turn over to this. country several of the British possessions in the West Indies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
GOLD CAUSE
 BILL REVISED

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-. The ported out the gold clause bill. As ported ou tthe gold clause bill. As revised it permits of suits on the Governments obligations for six months after enactment of the measure.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
ANCHORAGE BOND .MEASUREp ASSES

WASHINGTON, July 3l.- The House bill to authorize Anchorage, Alaska, to issue $75,000 in bonds for the installation of modern tele- phone exchange building and con- struct a municipal building, has passed the Senate and been sent to the White House for the Presidents signature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
ICKES SELLING
 PWA TO NATION

WASHINGTON. July 3l.-secre- tary of Interior Harold L. Ickes and director of PwA. borrowed a Navy plane today and set out with five of his lieutenants in a final attempt to sell the country on more PWA projects. ....
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
REV. GLAssE RETURNING

Rev. John A. Chase, pastor of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church. who has been vacationing in the States, leaves the South for Juneau next Saturday. He plans to resume services on Aug ust II.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
|s55,ss6 OF PW A TO BETTER FISH GROUNDS, NORTH
Plan Improvement of South east Spawning Streams
 Repairs in Bristol Bay

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Presi- dent Roosevelt has approved an allotment of $55.996 of the public works funds to the Bureau of Fish cries for improvement of salmon spawning streams in Southeast and Central Alaska.
 It includes repairs of the marine ways at Naknek. improvement Of the salmon spawning grounds and destruction of predatory enemies Of salmon in Bristol Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
TRAVELS FAR

F. c. Thompson travelled far to board the Princess Louise at Van couver. B. C., for her present round-trip voyage. He resides in Singapore. Straits Settlement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
STOCK PRICES START UPWARD,
 TRADING TODAY
Utilities Take Lead in Gains k Followed by Power
 and Light Shares

NEW YORK, July 31.-Led by utilities, stocks scored broad advance today and issues recovered most of the ground lost yesterday.
 Gains today were among power and light shares and ranged from one to more than three points.
 Other groups, with the exception of, metals, went up from fractions to more than one point.
 Many new year highs were es- tablished.
 Today's close was strong.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
TO CLEAN STREAMS

Allotting of 5,996 from the pub lie works funds to the Bureau Of Fisheries is in keeping with the program submitted by the Bureau for aiding in relief work. according to the local office of the Bureau. Under the plan it is expected to employ certain number of men in cleaning streams and improving the spawning grounds and con. tinuing the war on predatory enc mics of salmon. Improvement of the marine ways at Naknek is also planned giving employment to resi- dents of that community.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
CLOsING PRICES TO-DAY

NEW YORK, July 3l.-Ciosing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is l5A, American Can 142K, American Power and Light 4ss, Anaconda a 1874. Bethlehem Steel 37, General Motors 38%, In- ternasional Harvester 52H, Kenne- colt 1873, United States Steel ABA i, Pound $4.95%, Bremner bid 40, asked 50; Nabesna bid 53, asked SO; Black Pine Silver bid "A, ask ed 26.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-07-31
C 0 m D at Preparations Go Ahead as Diplomats
 Attempt Settlement
ITALIANS LEAVING
 ETHIOPIAN CAPITAL
Open Break Between Italy, Great Britain Feared at
 League Conference

BULLETIN - GENEVA, July 31.--The Council of the League of Nations assigned diplomats of Great Britain, France and Russia to reach a basis for the solution of the Italo Ethiopian crisis. Their first attempt has failed but they will try again.
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, 1935-07-04
R R 0 N
Los IMPUESTOS
EN- RAYMVILLE
D~isminuyeron vi a Q
Del Cuarenta p o r
Ciento. Pagan Las
C~ontribuciones
Especial para IT Heraldo)

RAYMONDVILLE, Texas. Julio l..
En- una junta que tuvieron los
miembros del comite de avaluadores
de esta ciiaiad. sc acordo reducir
las contribuciones que deberian de
pagarse por los terrenoS " residen-
cias de Raymondville, cerca del
cincuenta por ciento.
G.. j. Stott. George r.. Lochrie y
8. ~. Lynn. son los -miembros del
comite referido. quienes tomaron Ia
MEDIA que danes a conocer.
Disminuyeron ell valor de las pro-
piedades en- In ciudad, hacienda
possible en- esa forma. Ia reduction
de las contribuciones que los resi-
denies de Raymondville tengan que
pagan d Ia administration de In ciu-
dad.
Las Quotas de contribuciones que
pagaban sobre reSidencias y edifi-
clos que Sc resan para n~eogcios,
fueron reducidas un veinte por
ciento.
Debido a que los comIsionados
del Condado de Willacy llevaron a
cabo una reduction en- las contri-
buciOnes del Condado. aSi como en-
las contribuciones atrasadas. ha
sido possible que muchas personals
l6gren pagan las contrtbuciones
atraSadaS.
, 1935-07-04
Celebran Fiesta
NaciOnal En- {.
Unidos

NUEvA YORK. N. ". Julio A.
Hoy Sc cele0ra en- todas parties de
los Estados Unid0s de- N0rteameri-
ca, Ia fiesta de la Independence de
la ma
Is ell Dia Cuatro de Julio. " po-
dian verse en- Ia mayoria de las
c~arreteras de Ia nacion miles de
AUTOMOBILES. en- los que viajaban
muchas personals. quienes gozaban
de In corta vacation por e hoy ell
dia de Fiesta Nacional.
En- la ciudad de Nueva York,
miles de personals celebraban ell
Cuatro de Julio.
En- ell Estado de Nueva Jersey. era
tanto ell trafico, que In policia de
csc estado tuvo que hacer uSO de
dos aviones. equipados con apara-
tos de radio. para poder dirigir Ell
trafico de autos por las ~carreteras
de dicho estado.
FL PreSidente Roosevelt conferen-
clio hoy con los lderes de ambas
Camaras tocante a las contribu-
clones que Sc propone imponer a los
articulos de "lujo'.
En- TODD ell pals. no se habian re-
gistrado desgracias de ninguna eS-
pecie ell jueves por In mahana.
, 1935-07-04

DEMANDA EN-
LA CORTE
Els En- G [ a Del
Condado de m.
Por n I o 8
Danos

En- demanda archivada ell mier-
coles por la tarde en- Ia corte No.
100 del ,Distrito. Ia Sra A. W. Lo-
gan, reclama Ia suma de $1,000 CO.
mo presuntos dahos que sufrio Su
huerta de arboles citricos a conse-
cuencias de una inundacion que
alega Sc verified en- esa granta.
La granja de Ia Sra. Logan Sc
encuentra situada en- in cuadra NO.
Az de In subdivision de San Benito
Land and water company de a
quella ciudad.
La demanda que hizo In Sra. Lo-
gan es en- contra del Condado de
Cameron.
Alega la d~emandante que ella
permiti6 al condado que constru-
yese un bordo de defensa en- con-
ira de las inundaciones en- sus
terrenos. con Ell entendimiento de
u ell Condado de Cameron seria
responsible 81 su terra era mum
dada por las aguas del Bravo.
Alega In Sra. Logan, que su
huerta de dos acres de Arboles de
fruta citrica. perecieron a conse-
cuencias del aqua, que segnn dice,
Sc empantano en- ell lugar.
, 1935-07-04
CELEBRARAN Ell.
4 DE JULIO EN-
SAN BENITO
Lucido Programa De
Festejos En- Esa
Poblacion del Vale
Ell Jueves
Especial para Fl Heraldo)


SAN BENTTO. Texas, Julio A.
Anoche Sc empezaron las fiestas
del Dia Cuatro de Julio en- esta
ciudad.
En- el parque de Ia resaca que sc
encuentra al oeste de In ciudad,
conocido con el nombre del "Cinco
de Mayo, los RESIDENCES Latino
Americanos de San Benito. cele-
bran hoy ell dia de Tn Independent
cha Americana.
Sc do una serenata y Sc cele-
bro un bale ell microbes por In
noche, como principle de los fes-
tejos.
Hoy Sc reuniran en- ell lugar re-
ferido muchos de los RESIDENCES de
San Benito, con objeto de escuchar
los discusses que pronunciaran las
siguientes personals: Srita. Maria
Parras; G. +. Adams. F~1orencio
Puente. M. Zepeda, Srita. Guada-
lupe Cantu, Helen Edge. y Berta
Gaona.
Sc cantara Ell Himno Nacional
Americana, seguido del Himno Ma
cional Mexicano. ell cual SerA can
tado por un grupo de nihos.
Fl ST.. Felipe Cara, y Ell ST.. Al
fonso Salinas fueron las personals
que organizaron v presentaron Ell
programa referido con Ia coopera-
ci6n de los RESIDENCES de esta ciu-
dad.
Los festejos que We organizaron
en- esta ciudad por los RESIDENCES
de sangre latina, son para demos
trar nuestra gratitud por Ia CO.
operation v hospitalidad de que
hemos Sido objeto. v rendir home
maize al gran patrio, Jorge Washing
ton"
, 1935-07-04
Campana En- L a
Ciudad De San
Benito
CEspecial para III Heraldol

SAN BENITO, Tex, Julio 4. -
Proximamente sc inaugurara en- la
ciudad, una campana de limpieza
y de mejoras, segun Sc acordo On
I'M mitin que sc verified Ell mier-
coles por Ia tarde en- los salones
de Ia Camara de Concrete de esta
ciudad.
Charles Allison. preSidente del CO.
mite civico en- esta ciudad. preside
Eel mitin. al cual aSistieron distin-
guidas damas de San Benito.
En- la junta Sc discutieron planes
para Ia campana de limpieza, aSi
como para el Embellishments de
Ia ciudad.
Sc acord6 dividir Ia ciudad en-
districts. y nombrar un comite que
Sc encargara de visitr q los resi-
denies del diStrito respective a
donde sea asignado, con el fin de
llevar a cabo Ia campaha que de-
cimOS.
, 1935-07-04
CURSE PARA
POLICIAS EN-
I'm COLECIO
Asistiran A Ell Varios
Miembros del Dpto.
Del Sheriff Y De La
Policia

Fl Fiscal del Condado de Came
rem. Sr. Charles O.. Bowie y FL A.
sistente del Fiscal, ST. Jack Wiech,
preSentaran una serie de confe-
rencias en- el colegio del "A. and NJ.
durante los dias 8 al Is del presen-
te mes. dias en- que Sc verificara
el curse especial para los agenteS
pOliciacos en- dicho colegiO.
Cuatro miembros del departa-
mento del Sheriff en- esta ciudad,
iran a College Station. Texas. a
asistir al curse de instruction re-
ierido.
FL Professor E. w. Steele. de a.
quel colegio, invite a los fiscales 9
que fueran a %presentar las confe-
rencias cue decimos al planted en-
College Station.
I'll Sheriff j. A. Goolsby. del
Condado de Cameron. V los dipu-
tados de Sheriff Will Cabler, Boyn-
ton Fleming Y Ralph James, aSis-
tran al curse especial que ofrece
FL colegio del "A. and M.
Sc sabe que algunos miembros
de los cuerpos p~oliciacoS de
Brownsville. Harrington Y San Be
nitc, aSiStiran al curse especial.
, 1935-07-04
.Notds Contas
De La Ciuddd

Buddy Crane, Secretario de In
cIudad de San Benito, visito
Brownsville ei Microbes por Ia
tarde.
III Mayor Asa Moore de In Ferin,
Texas. visito Ia Corte del Condado
ell microbes. en- relaci6n con asun-
tos de aquella ciudad.
Los trabajos de ~reparaci6n se es-
tan Ilevando q cabo en los circui-
tos del alumbrado publico en-
Brownsville, estan progresando sa-
tisfactoriamente.
Hasta hoy al mediodia no habian
ocurrido desgracias en- Brownsville,
con motive de las fiestaS del Cuatru
do Julio en- esta ciudadp
, 1935-07-04
IAUTORIDADES
DEL CONDADO
DE HIDALCO
Buscan Al 'Fantasma'
Que Disparo Contra
p. Castro, Dandole
Muerte

Especial para FL Heraldo)
EDINBURG, Tex, Julio 4-Una
joven sc encuentra detenida. en-
esta ciudad, mientras las autorida-
deS del Condado de Hidalgo inves-
tigan Ia muerte del ST.. Pedro Cas-
tro, de As amos de edad residente
de Elsa, quien murio acribillado a
balazos cerca de la Residential de
por Ia noche, a avanzada bora.
Las autoridades buScan a un
-fantaSma". ~diciendoSe que fue csc.
I'm individuo vestido de blanco,
quien hizo los disparos cue costa
ron la vida al Sr. Castro.
Recfbi6 Dos Heridas En-
EI Pecho
CastSo fue derribado por mos
f~proyectileS de arma de fuego que
: Sc lie incrustaron en- ell pecho, uno
de los cuales lie perforo Ell cora
zon. Castro rodo por terra, al ser
blanco de las balas, muriendo cast
inStantaneamente
Las autoridades no han podido
decir que motivaria a muerte de
Castro, pues no han logrado obte-
ner informes suficientes acerca del
aSunto.
La joven. quien Sc e%ncuentra de-
tenida es ElOdia PaSado. residente
de Elsa, Texas.
Residences de la region, dijeron
a las autoridades que Ell individuo
que habia hecho los disparos a
Castro, Ter auno vestido de blan-
CO." no pudiendo dar mas infor-
mes las personals que Sc dice. vie
ron huir del lugar donde ocurrio
Ia traEedia, al asesino.
, 1935-07-04
IMPUSIERON
FIANzA A TN
DETENIDO
No La Pudo Otorgar
Y Sc Encuentra En-
La Carcel En- La c.
De Brownsville
Especial para FL Heraldo)


HARLINGEN, Tex, Julio 4. -
FL Juez de Paz VIII G. Fields. de
esta ciudad impuso una fianza de
$500 dolares a Carlos Gonzalez.
joven agricultor residente cerca de
eSta ciudad en- conexi6n con cargos
que Sc lie formularon de "asalto
o intencion de homicide en- la
persona de Jose Cabrera" Ell dia
% de enero de 1885.
Gonzalez sc alega que sc retro
al lado Mexicano del Bravo des-
pues del p%reSunto aSalto. pero re-
greso al lado Americana del rio Ell
dia Is de. JUNO, h~abiendose presen-
tado a las autoridades del conda-
do en- In vecina ciudad de Browns
vile.
En- una declaration escrita y
firmada, que hizo a Ramon Longo-
ria, investigator especial del depar-
tamentO del sheriff, Gonzalez dice
que Cabrera hizo algunas insinua-
clones a u espOsa. el ola % de ju-
MO, v que al dia siguiente despues
que 10 habia amonestado Coma
lez, regIeSo a casa de Ell. diciendo
Gonzalez que fue cuando diSparo
en- contra de Cabrera.
Gonzalez sc encuentra detenido
en- la carcel del Condado de Ca
meron en- Brownsville. no habiendo
podido otorgar Ia fianza que lie fue
impueSta. Su causa sera ventilada
durante Ell proximo periodic de la
corte de diStrito en- Brownsville.
, 1935-07-04
in Concurso De
Popularidad Fin
Brownsville

La Arboleda Amor de Madre
No. 2089" de los "Leiadores del
Mundo" ha o~rganizado un Concur
so de Popularidad con Ell objeto de
recabar fondos para dicha socie-
dad.
La Sra. Esther Salinas de Vera,
conccida reSidente de Brownsville.
v secretaria de Ia Arboleda referi-
da. tiene a cargo Ell Concursc de
Popularidad que decimos.
FL CC/-urSo referido es para las
ninas hiiitas de los miembros de
dicha association.
Informes que envi6 la Sra. de
Vera a Ia reduction del "Heraldo."
dan a conOcer ell siguiente resulta-
do:
Ofelia Hernandez ocupa Ell pri-
mer lugar en- Ell concurso. con un
total de $50 votes. La nihita Her
randez es hija del ST.. Euttmio =.
Hernandez v de Su eSpoSa.
La nina Lupita Ramirez, ocupa
Ell segundo lugar en- Ell concurso.
La nina Ramirez es hija del ST..
Melchor Ramirez Y de su espoSa.
Tiene SIS votos.
FL tercer lugar en- ell concurSo le
pertenece a Dorothy Highsmith.
hija de Sr. G. G. Highsmith y de
SUI espoSa. La nina Highsmith
cuenta con sos votos.
FL cuarto lugar lie corresponds a
la nina Arabela Torres, hija del Sr.
M. Torres y de 81 espoSa. La nina
Torres tiene 500 votos.
Sin duda que Ell concurso que Va
mos a conocer sc vera mas anima-
do en- POGO tempo.
, 1935-07-04
SOCZALES
(Especial para FL Heraldo)

NESpeclAl para ii HerdldO)
HARLINGEN, Tex, Julio g.
Un shower party" en- honor de X
Srita. Refugio Guerrero sc verifi-
co en- la Residential de la Srita.
Irene Loya recientemente.
FL Party" Sc VIC muy animado.
habiendo deleitado a los p~reSentes
con seleccioneS de canto las Sritas:
Beatriz Silva, Minnie Longoria, A
della Hernandez y Mary Cobio.
DeSpueS Sc sirvieron refreScos v
cake a las ~siguientes personals que
estuvieron p~reSenteS: Refugio Cue
rrero, MIME Longoria, EStela Mar
tinez. Consuelo ESqueta. Beatriz
Silva, Mary Guintanilla, Pola
Martinez. Elena Trevino. Ema
Lozano, Yolanda Lozano, Ramona
Rodriguez. Teresa Galvan, Celia
Porras. Catarina CampoS, Julia
Librero, Lupe Muhiz. Angelica Sill
va, RoSita Cara, Mary Guerrero.
Adela Hernandez.
Olga Gutierrez, Mary Sanchez,
Irma Rodriguez. Josephine Quin-
tanilla, Urine Campos, Rosa GU
t~ierrez, Celia Alvarez. Aurora Ia
mora, Teresa Castillo. Elvira San
chez, Bernardo Sanchez, Elena
Gutierrez. Irene Loya, Lupita Gar
cia. Conchita Gacia, Petra Loya,
Olivia Villarreal, Mary Valdez.
Juanita Flores, Rebecca Renaud,
retrita Muhiz, Berta Renaud v
Mary Cobio.