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Planned For
Club Guun

The Brownsville Riding club spent
another pleasant evening Thursday
when II met for an hours ride.
Members OF the party stopped nc
one OF the sandwich shops for sup
per before riding again for smother
hour OF so.
Later In the evening the entire
party stopped az the home Of DR.. r.
l. Works for the radio broadcast OK
the heavyweight championship fight.
Iced watermelons were served later.
Those included In the party were
Miss Dorothy Monroe. Mrs Robert
TCwneS Ot Greenwood. Mississippi.
Mr.. George Doole. Mr.. George
Kraigher. Mrs Royal ID. Sundell.
Mrs. r. A. Porter. Mr.. Clarence
Raglan.
Mrs. Judd . Early. Mr.. Harl
Thomas. Miss Perazzas OF Mexico.
ID r.. DR.. r. r. Works. DR.. and Mrs.
Ralph II. Eisaman. Mr.. and Mrs
Charley Burton Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
johnson. Mr.. John Honey. Mrs. Err
win Balluder and two daughters. OF
Mexico. ID r.
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from Austin. where he u enrolled
In the State University to spend the
summer with home folks.
Reeda Nell Christner Of Austin
Is spending several weeks here with
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II. Christner.
Robert Skaggs has returned from
business college ut San Antonio to
spen ! the summer with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. T. Skaggs.
MI. and Mrs w. II. Baxter. ST.,
and son w. Z. Baxter. have left for
a vacation trip to Seguin, Austin and
other Texas points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bradford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Lowell Sibson
r spending their vacation In Mon
te=rey and other points In Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. Warren and
children Of Alice, are spending q
week here with his mother. Mrs. r.
w. Warren. ST..
Julia Andersen Of K~ingsville Col
lege and Keith Andersen Of West
Moorland College in San Antonio
are spending the summer with their
parents, Nj. and Mrs. w. r. Ander-
sen.
The members Of the w. M. .. met
Monday at the Baptist church with
Mrs. Chester Ballard in charge Of
an interesting lesson. a Bible study
from Joshua.
Plans were discussed for the
Brotherhood luncheon To be held az
the church Tuesday evening.
John Hunter Of San Antonio Is
visiting his sister. Mrs. w. Coble and
Mrs. r. Gilliiand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Rodgers and
son left this week for Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nolan have left
for Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brandon and
three children Of Chicago. Illinois
are the guests of the formers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ". Brandon,
for a few days.
Miss Estelle Smith ard her mo-
Their. Mrs. w. <. Smith, OF San An
tonic we're recent visitors at the
home OF Mrs. K. I. Emmons.
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Benito
Personals

SAN BENTTO. June II. = Mrs.
Edward Clark who has been n guest
In the home OF Mrs. Z. VI. Downs has
returned to her home In Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r.. Grove and son,
Austin. are occupying the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Robertson while
the Robertsons are on a trip to
Mexico City.
Mrs. L. r. Tasto and little son. Lo-
thar, Jr.. are guests in the home OF
Mrs. Tasto's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. +. Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID Kirk have had
as their guests Mrs Fred Burton,
Mrs. A. G. McFarlane, and Mrs. Ed
Baxter. all Of Orange. Mrs. Burton.
mother Of Mrs. Kirk. win remain In
the Valley for a longer visit than
the other two guests.
McMurray Richey, Jr.. has return
ed from a years study at Duke Uni
versity. Before his trip to the VAL
ley he visited in Alabama.
Miss Frances Grimsell who was n
junior at the University OF Texas
the past year has enrolled in the
summer school classes In the
Brownsville junior college.
Miss Helen Haines and her mo-
ther. Mrs. w. b. Haines have re-
turned from San Marcos. where Miss
Haines has been enrolled at the
Southwest Texas State Teachers
college.
Z. L. Lux has returned to his home
In III Paso after visiting In the city
rs a guest Of his sister. Mrs. j. II.
Sanders.
Mrs. Lloyd Johnston has as her
guest her sister. Miss Maxine Bun
yam OF H~ooverton. Kansas.
Mrs. d M. Young who resides on
the San Benito-Rio Hondo highway
sustained a broken arm in a fall az
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Owens and
children, Eleanor and Jimmie Of
Altoona. Pennsylvania. and j. r..
Wilson Of Huntington, Pennsylvania.
are guests In the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Sullivan.
Mrs. Samuel Spears Is the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. Carl Swanson
of Austin
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Just arrived. new Maple finish
bedroom suites. Borderland Furni-
ture Co.-Adv.
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MuptialRites
Said fmPair
In Sabinal

Especial 20 The Herald)
EDINBURG, June IA. - The mar
riage Of Miss winifred Smiley.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Smiley of Sabinal, to Mr.. Tom
Handley, son Of Dr.. and Mrs. d. r.
Handley Of this city, was Solemniz-
ed Saturday evening at $3.50 at the
Baptist church in Sabinal with Rev.
Clemens officiating.
The altar was beautifully deco
rated with long fronds Of fern while
tall tapers In brass candelabra on
either side and at the back Of the
altar Illuminated the cen The
bride was given in marriage by her
father.
The bride was gowned in a lovely
creation OF lustrous satin made on
simple lines with long, slightly full,
sleeves and the skirt falling into q
train while her veil, caught daintily
at the head, fell In nlmy folds. She
carried a sheaf Of Gala lilies.
The maid OF honor, Miss Betty
Love Roughly of Austin, and the
bridesmaid, Miss Frances Smiley,
wore charming models Of long en-
broidered organizes and carried arm
bouquets Of pink and white carna-
tons. MI. Felix Mcdonald Of this
city and Mr.. Lloyd Fletcher Of Sab
inal were the groom's attendants.
Following the ceremony at which
guests were present from Edinburg,
San Antonio, Austin and Uvalde, a
reception was held at the home OF
the brides parents with MI. and
Mrs. Smiley and DR.. and Mrs. Hand
ley receiving. The brides table was
laid with a lace cloth and conferred
with the two TERED brides cake
topped with a miniature bride and
groom while radiating from the cake
were satin ribbons tied in knots and
caught with fern and lilies OF the
valley. Mrs. Sawyer Of Sabinal pre-
sided at the punch bowl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handley graduated
from the University Of Texas this
year. Mr.. Handley attended the
Edinburg Junior college for two
years. Mr.. Handley is employed in
the First National bank in this city.
The young couple r at home here
following a short honeymoon trip.
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Mission Pair
WedRecentLu
In Ceremony


MISSION, June IA. - Miss Elena
Farias Austin and Mr.. Pedro Bar
rera. both members Of prominent and
well-known families In this section,
were united In Marriage Sunday
evening at $50 o'clock in the First
Methodist church with Rev. =. On
derdonk of San Antonio performing
the ceremony.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with gardenias, brought from
Mexico City for the occasion.
The bride. who was given In mar
rage by her uncle. Mr. Roberto Aus
tin. was gowned in white satin. She
wore the conventional veil OF illus
ion and carried an arm banquet Of
carnations.
Bridesmaids we're Misses Carmen
de la Cara, Beatriz Barrera, Elvira
Flores. Ema Barrera. Emilia Farias
Austin. Estela Barrera, Virginia
johnson. OF Austin and Laura Owens
Of Brownsville. They wore chic cos
tunes In pink and orchid lace with
matching hats and bouquets. Miss
Blanca Austin and Jose M. Austin
were the cushion bearers. The
groom was attended by his brother.
DR.. G. Z. Barrera.
The nuptial music was played by
Miss Carmen Barrera at the piano
and MI. Gorgonio Barrera on the
violin.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was held at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
G. A. Farias. The young couple left
shortly after for Mexico City. Upon
their return they will make their
home here.
Mrs. Barrera Is a graduate OF
Mission high school and the Univer-
Sity OF Texas, and has been a mem
Der Of the faculty OF the Roma high
school and La Joya. Mr.. Barrera
is a graduate OF Holding Institute at
Laredo. and has been engaged in
business In Barrera's Drug Store
for several years.
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held In order that the men Of the
church might attend. An invitation
is extended to those Of other denom-
nations who are interested in the
Study Of the Prophets.
Impressive ceremonies were held
Monday night at the Masonic Hall,
when installation services for the
newly elected officers for the Mer-
cedes Chapter Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star were held, with Mrs.
Ada Struble, retiring worthy ma
iron, acting as installing officer.
Assisting were Mrs. Ada Mcclellan,
marshall, and Mrs. Maude Zastera,
chaplain.
The following officers were INSTALL
ed: Mrs. George Carnes, worthy ma
tron; Mrs. John Polk, associate ma
iron; George Carnes. worthy patron;
B. F. Byers, associate worthy patron:
Mrs. B. +. Byers, conductress. Mrs.
@ A King. associate conductress;
Mrs Ben Stafford, secretary, and
Mrs. H. T. Stotler, treasurer.
The newly installed worthy ma
tron announced the appointive Of
fees as follows: star points: Ada,
Mrs. Allene Atterberry; Ruth, Mrs.
Sallie Acker; Esther, Mrs. Ada Coun-
ell; Martha, Mrs. Anna May T1llery,
and Electra, Mrs. Leah Perry. Mar
shall, Mrs. j. L. Vining; pianist,
Mrs. Ada Mclean; chaplain, Mrs.
Maude Zastera; warder. Mrs. Eliza
beth Mason: sentinel. j. L. Vining.
Mrs. John Polk was appointed
chairman Of the flower committee
and Mrs. B. F. Byers, chairman Of
the decoration committee, each to
select her assistants. Monday
nights meeting was the last meet
ing for the current year. It was de-
cided that the first meeting Of the
month would be given to business
and the second meeting would be de-
voted more TO social activities and
programs. with short business ses-
sions. Following a refreshment
course all gathered around the piano
and sang familiar songs.
On behalf Of the order, Mrs. Ada
Council presented the retiring
worthy matron with a past matron's
pin. Mrs. Srtubei made an appre-
ciative talk, and at the same time.
thanked the members Of the order
for their splendid cooperation and
untiring efforts. Norine Mcclellan
rendered a beautiful tribute TO Mrs.
Struble, in the way Of a violin solo,
Aud Lang Syne."
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Mrs. L. Parsons Is
Hostess For Bridge
Luncheon Lately
Especial to The Herald)


SAN BENITO. June IA. - Mrs.
Leland Parsons entertained on her
wedding anniversary her bridge club
and q few extra guests at luncheon
followed by bridge.
Places were marked at quartet
tables with corsages Of shasta
daisies and with handpainted place
cards in the shape Of a wedding bell.
The home was beautifully decorat-
ed with shasta daisies. a flower that
the hostess had used when a bride.
Luncheon was served buffet style
from a long table centered with a
miniature bridal party. The colors
Of white. yellow and green were not
ed in the luncheon.
During the games OF bridge, Mrs.
H. c. Aldridge was high for the
guests while Mrs. Gilbert Elder was
high among the club members. Con-
ISOLATION award went to Mrs. Jimmy
Morris.
Mrs. Parsons was assisted in her
duties as hostess by Mrs. William
Brackmeyer. Guests included Mes
danes Brackmeyer, Ethel Lloyd, Gil
bert Elder. Ed Skinner, Jimmy Nor
ris. Betty Wilhelme all Of San Be-
nito; II. G. Aldridge. and Frank ST.
ger Of Rio Hondo; Marie Puliam Of
Harrington and A. L. Peterson Of
Brownsville.
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Meus, Notes
OfDelM Mar
Especial TO The Rerald)

Especial q The Reraldl
DEL MAR, June l4.-MrS. l.. M.
Card and her daughters Maurine
and Mildred enjoyed several days at
Del Mar cottages with their guest
Mauricia Crooks Of B~attletSville, Ok
lahoma. The Cards are from Nc
Allen.
MI. and Mrs. o. j. Garen Of San
Benito were at Del Mar several days
this week.
MI. and Mrs. A. w. Parker OF Nc
Allen enjoyed a pleasant stay at
Del Mar this week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. @. McMickin and
Mrs. Harold Turner and daughter,
Nancy Claire Of Houston are spend
ing a week at Del Mar Beach Ro-
sort. Mr.. and Mrs. McMickin are
from Mercedes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Porter and
daughter, Patty Of Olmito arrived
and spent the week end at Del Mar
cottages.
Harry Phillips and party Of Okla
homa City enjoyed a visit at Del
Mar recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lightner OF
Brownsville we're at Del Mar re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. S. Griffin and
son OF San Benito spent an enjoyable
week end at Del Mar Beach.
Mary Earnest and party OF Edin-
burg spent the week end at Del Mar
Beach Resort.
Mr. and Mrs. Kruppel and family
Of Centerville, spent a few days at
Del Mar recently during their stay
they enjoyed mackerel fishing in the
bay. They are en- route all around the
cast coast OF the United States. They
viii travel to Galveston, New Or
leans, along the west coast OF Florida
and around along the east coast
clear up TO Maine and back To their
former home in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Spence and
party Of Mission spent the week end
at Del Mar Beach Resort.
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Bridge Event
Marks Week
In Weslaco

Especial to The HGrald)
WESLACO, June IA. - One OF
the charming events Of the week
among the social activities was a
delightful bridge party given Wed
nesday at the home Of Mrs. w. A
Schueler. when she entertained her
bridge club and a few extra guests.
At the conclusion Of the games
score trophies went to Mrs. q.
Weems. Mrs. A. w. Kurz, and Mrs,
j. III. BeaSley.
A salad and sweet course was
served by those mentioned and Mes
danes Floyd Lehman, G. w. Green
way. ". S. Murray, r. A. Dennison,
N. s. Allen, Frank Wagner, Irby
Ford, L. @. Williamson, Larry Held,
Ben Wood. n. B. Morgan, S. B. Bed
ose and Miss Margaret Smith Of
Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. 4. I. Emmons and Mrs. p.
ID. Fawcett were hostesSes Tuesday
to members Of the Southern Star
Home Demonstration club at the
home Of the former.
Plans were discussed for the
Fourth OF July picnic and several
other things Of interest to the men,
berS.
The next meeting Of the club will
be at the City Hail on the third
Thursday in June when Miss Matte
Wilroy, county home demonstration
agent will be in charge and the
Worth While and Llano Grande
clubs viii join IN the meeting. "A
called meeting Of the Southern Star
members viii be held on that date.
Miss Werdna Crooks, bride elect.
was named honoree at a charming
courtesy given Monday at the home
Of Miss Burnell Hachenberg.
Entertainment for the afternoon
consisted OF contests, and writing
recipes for the bride. The honoree
was recipient Of many lovely gifts
from MeSdameS r. l.. Crooks, Ruby
Hardy, Howard Stansbury. Ed San
sing. Edith Pickett. Pres Rogers, III.
G.. Delhi, @. M. Hachenberg. z. I.
Emmons, Vida Biven, Fl. G. Barber,
Herbert Hale, Mabel Hachenberg,
Misses Louise Barber, Pauline Hale,
Rosamond Towns Of Donna, Willie
Joe Crooks.
Mrs. Paul Cowan was hostess Mon
day to members Of circle one OF the
Presbyterian auxiliary with Mrs.
j. II. Christner In charge. Mrs. +.
I. Emmons was leader of the pro-
gram, Joy in Giving" She was as
sisted by Mrs. Harry Trott and Mrs.
Cowan. and this was concluded with
a round table discussion. Eight
members were present.
Plans were made for the church
supper to be held in the Sunday
school rooms for all in connection
with the church and Sunday School
and friends.
Mrs. Clell Solether entertained
members Of the Llano Grande Bridge
club recently .
At the conclusion Of the games
the score trophy was presented TO
Mrs. G. Lester Skaggs.
Mrs. Irby Ford. entertained the
Delta Deck Bridge club and a few
friends recently.
The score favor for the club went
to Mrs. Walter Anderson while Mrs.
N. 8. Allen received the guest ia
vor. Guests OF the club we're Mes
danes Allen. w. II. Baxter. Jr.,
n. a.. Dennison and j. ID. Stephens.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ely have
moved to Elsa.
r. M. Metcalf has returned from
several days spent in Brentwood.
On his return trip he was accom-
panied by Mrs. Metcalf. who has
spent several months in Louisville.
KY, and his daughter. Mrs. Collie
Gaar and three children OF Louis
vile, Kentucky, who will spend the
summer here.
Carl White has gone for a short
business trip to Houston, and other
points.
Eddie Henrichson has returned
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Tournament Club Is
Entertai n { d By
Mrs. n. W. b e e r

Mrs. Kenneth V. Beer was hostess
this week To members OF the We'd
nesday Tournament Bridge club at
the Woman'S club. During the card
games. Mrs. Robin Pate and Mrs.
Herbert l. Thomas were awarded
trophies.
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VISITS RELATIVES

Ned Marshall Of Waco is visiting
his grandmother. Mrs. L. s. Order.
He. Mrs. Order and nephew, Jimmy
Mcdowell, and Miss Lealynene
Noble, plan to leave Sunday for
Waco.
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Mrs. JeweH
Honored With
Shower Event
Especial TO The HeraId)

A2kA9A1A W ~ AAIA4A4N
MERCEDES, June IA. - An out
standing social affair of the week
was that Of Tuesday afternoon, when
Mrs. f. K. Johnson and Mrs. r. z.
Kirkpatrick shared hostess duties
at a delightful bridge party and mis-
~cellaneous gift shower, naming as
honoree, Mrs. Effie Jewell. whose ap-
preaching marriage TO MI. Al Bag
gett Of Canyon City. has been an
nounced for June "a.
Score awards we're made to Mrs.
W. j.. Copeland. and Mrs. j. E.
HAYNES. both being presented the
honoree. Mrs. II. E. Hager sang
Because You Are You" by Victor
Herbert, being joined in the singing
of the second verse by her SON. Fer
guSon Hager, as he and Miss Eliza
beth Tidmore entered the room,
carrying a large basket filled with
many lovely gifts for the guest Of
honor, to whom the event was a
complete surprise. Miss Jacqueline
johnson accompanied them at the
piano.
Miss Betty Burdette Of Harlingen.
q guest here for several days in the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. II. T. Stot-
Ter. was hostess to a group OF young
people at a splash party at Cascade
Pool. the event being her birthday
anniversary. Following the swim q
picnic supper was enjoyed. The
guests included Misses Catherine
and Helen Teal Stotler, Delight
Shaw. Betty Jean Shotwell. Betsy
Kidder. Frances Dawson and Donald
Stotler and Raymond Shotwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Reeves arriv-
ed the first Of the week. following
their marriage in Jackson, Tennes-
see, May 80. The bride, formerly
Miss Allene Holloway, is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Holloway
of jackson. Mr.. Reeves is connect
ed with the Yates Barber Shop in
Mercedes. Mr. and Mrs. Reeves are
at home in Palm Heights Drive.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the To-
cal Methodist church held the firss
Of a six weeks series OF Bible dis
courses at the church Tuesday night,
with Rev. c. E. Wheat as the inStruc-
tor. The evening sessions are being
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TO a MONDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth v. Beer.
plan TO leave Monday with the two
children for Miami, Florida, where
Mr.. Beer has been transferred by the
Pan American Anyways
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CALENDAR

SATURDAY
Members OF the Young Matrons
circle OF the Woman's Missionary
Society OF the First Methodist
church will have a bake sale In
front OF Penneyis store.
, 1935-06-14
WACO VISITOR

Miss Inez Brulay has as her guest
fer a short time Miss Lealynene
Noble Of Waco.
Evening star., 1935-05-08
PROMPT BONUS VETO
CERTAIN, ENDING HOPE
FOR EARLY PAYMENT
CONTINUED From First Page.)

money for the payment Of the bonus,
was used to beat down the Harrison
compromise bill, but then lost in its
test against the Patman bill.
The Senate turned down the Vinson
bill, as . substitute for the Patman
bill, by . vote Of 50 to IS. The Demo-
cratic supporters Of the President in
his opposition to cash payment Of the
bonus at this time lined up against
the Vinson bill, and then voted
against the passage Of the Patman
bill. BY this maneuver, although they
preferred the Vinson bill to the Pat
man, they gave the victory to the Pat
man bill. It was reckoned that II
would be easier to sustain Q veto Of
the Patman bill than q veto Of the
Vinson measure. Several Republicans
who voted against the Patman bill
would have voted for the Vinson bill
and probably for motion to override
. veto Of that measure.
The Patmsn bill passed the House
twice before, in the last few years
since the drive for cash payment Of
the bonus, due under the original
bonus act in l945. has been underway.
The Senate twice voted the measure
down. This will be the first time that
q bill for immediate cash payment has
been sent by Congress to the White
House.
Evening star., 1935-05-08
Former q. S. Attorney Dies.

WILMINGTON, Del, May 8 R.-
Charles F. Curley. SO, of Wilmington,
former United States district attorney,
died today in hospital.
He had been practicing law In VIII
mington for many years.
Evening star., 1935-05-08
Bonus Roll Call
10 Republicans, 43 Demo
Gratis Join to Put Over
9 Patman Bill.

The Senate vote on final passage Of
the Patman bonus bill follows:
For the Patman bill:
Democrats-Adams, Bachman, Bank
head. Bilbo, Black. Bone. Bulow.
Byrnes, Caraway, Clark, Coolidge,
Copeland, Costigan, Donahey, Duffy,
George. Hatch. Lewis, Logan, Long,
Maloney, McAdoo, McCarran, McGill,
McKellar, Minton, Moore, Murphy,
Murray, Nicely, Overton, Pittman, Pope,
Russell, Schwellenbach, Sheppard,
Smith, Thomas Of Oklahoma, Thomas
of Utah, Trammell, Truman, Van
Nuys and Wheeler.
Total Democrats, 43.
Republicans-Borah, Capper, Carey,
Davis, Dickinson, Frazier, Gibson,
Norris. Schan and Steiwer. Total, 10.
Progressive-La Toilette. Total, /.
Farmer-Labor-Shipstead. Total, /.
Grand total, IS.
Against Patman bill:
Democrats-Ashurst, Bailey, Barkley
Brown, Bulkley, Burke, Byrd, Con-
nally, Dieterich, Fletcher, Gerry, Glass,
Guffy, Harrison, Hayden, King, Lon
ergan, Radcliffe, Robinson, Wagner
and Walsh. Total, 81.
Republicans-Austin, Barbour, Couz-
ems, Hale, Hastings, johnson, Keyes.
McNary, Metcalf, Townsend, Vanden-
berg and White. Total IL.
Grand total. 80.
Pairs and other absentee announce
ments on final passage Of the Patman
bill were: |
For the bill: Norbeck, Reynolds
Nye. Against It: Tydings. No an
nouncements were made for Gore oz
O,Mahoney.
Evening star., 1935-05-08

continued, and tried to arrest them.
The hunted men fought back, tax
ing shelter In the old fort El Morillo.
For nearly an hour the two groups
exchanged fire until the besieged band
surrendered. tFs s.
A survey showed duiteras end one
companion as well as two soldiers
dead, Walls said. Eight Of the radical
leaders comrades were arrested.
Fierce Fighting Reported
"a dispatch from Matanzas said
fighting was fierce between the
Guiteras group and the soldiers be-
tween the hours Of am. and 8 am.
1t quoted sources close to army leaders
as saying Guiteras and several others
were killed. An army guard was
thrown around the fort and no one
allowed to approach it, s.~