davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1935-10-24
Independent
Ladies League

Records
High individual averages - Smith,
1854; Rubin, 1928; Lugenbeel 1922;
Kelly, 1918; Bechtold. 9S.6; Bishop,
9S.1; Payne, 97.4; Limerick, 97.2; Cohee,
81; Baker, 96.14. High team game
Kanns, 535: Budget Bureau, 553. High
team set-Budget Bureau, 1919; Kanns,
1913. High strikes-Rubin, s; Saffel, Z.
High spares-Kelly, 20; Rubin, 2s.
The Washington times., 1935-10-24

1t is between
the Gonzaga
and st. Johns
elevens, bitter
and traditional
rivals Of their
class.
GonZaga is
the fav or ite
to triu m p h.
The Mitchell.
coached t e a m
lis considered
one of the best
the school has
possessed in
several Sc a.
The Washington times., 1935-10-24
Mccarthy Stars
AT Bowling

Bowling for the first time in the
Country Club Bowling League, the
Racquet Club received quite a
greeting the other night at Bill
Woods Lucky Strike Alleys. The
Beaver Dam No. / team, living up
to it's reputation as the strongest
team in the league, shot two all.
time league records with a 646
game and an even 1900 set.
The Racquet Club prevented a
whitewaSh, however, when they
won the second game by 4 pins.
The big gun ir- Beaver Dams at
tack on the little pins was Martin
F. Mccarthy, who also is one of
the leading golfers of Washington.
He shot the high game, 154, and
high set, 394. The league stand
ing to date:
In. spgs No. /. llManor No. L.. I
Kenwood No. 2. lIWashington
Cong. No. A.. ! 2IKenwood Nc. |.
ArEyle Manor Mo- No. 2 Cong CO. spfS; No. 10, i "
Bea. Dam No. 4IColumbia ...... IS
Argyle No. L.. 4iPros ...........
Bea. Dam No. 5 4IRacquet Club. 2
Records
High team game-Beaver Dam No. ],
646; Beaver Dam No. 2. 5Sl. High
team set-Beaver Dam No. /, 1900; Con-
gressional No. ., 1921. High individual
game-McCarthy. Beaver Dam No. !,
1884: Young, Beaver Dam No. ., 49,
High individual set-McCarthy Beaver
Dam No. l, 394: La Billie. Beaver Dam
No. l, 1856. High spares-La Billie,
Beaver Dam No. l, %; Alber, Manor
No. 2, %. High strikes-McCarthy
Beaver Dam No. l, 6; DR.. Parks, Ken
wood No. /, s. High average-Mc-
Carthy. Beaver Dam No. /, 120; La
Billie, Beaver Dam No. /, III.
The Washington times., 1935-10-24
Teams 10 Play
! At Stadium
InBenning
BY GARRETT WATERS

One of the major games of
the prep school year takes place
today at the Gonzaga Stadium in
Benning, D. c., at $3.50 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-10-24

Thomas j. Kelly, 56-year-old
washington mill worker, says pos
ikivn1v nOtl
The Washington times., 1935-10-24
Kelly Rolls 20 Years
In Odd FelIows Loop
By GINo SINH

Does grow weary of the sport the friends
the same faces year after year?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
With MAJ. AL WILLIAMS
Chief of Air Service
scripos- Howard Junior Aviator

in the midst of a hail of bullets
from hidden bandits.
And what about Frank Schilt, the
pflot2 He was a fine airman. build
ing the tradition Of the air. A
grand example of clean cold courage.
1t was a Job that he had not even
been asked 10 do . volunteered
offer that was carried on to the very
last move.
And what was Schilt's reward be-
vond the admiration and respect Of
both his flying comrades and the
Marine ground troops? Well, listen
to this:
The President of the United
States takes pleasure in presenting
the Congressional Medal of Honor
to First Lieutenant Christian F.
Schilt, u. S. M. c.. for service in
Nicaragua as set forth in the fol-
lowing
Citation: For extraordinary
heroism distinguished by conspicu-
Gus gallantry and intrepidity at the
risk Of his own life above and be-
yond the call of duty"
QUESTION: What are the high
est clouds in the sky called?
The highest clouds formed are
the cirrus, sometimes called mares
tails" which gather at height of
about five miles
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FLY ING

ok more trips did Lieut.. Frank
- Schlt. flying Marine. make to
that hre-blackened and bullet
threatened village in Nicaragua
And each trip meant that two more
wounded Marines had been carried
IN safety. Oh. it was an amazing
display Of skill and courage.
on the eighth trip. the tail skid
Of Schilt's ship was wrecked in land
ing. But on he went, dragging
the unprotected rear end Of the
fuselage along the ground. The ship
took terrible beating without q
tail skid to absorb the huge shocks
Of bounding along this rough road
way.
on the ninth trip one Of the steel
struts between the wings buckled
but fight No. 10 had to be made.
The last two men had to be flown to
safety Spotted with bullet holes,
the red-nosed ship came back for its
tenth landing And it got away
with it. got away on the take-off,
staggering over the trees for its last
flight. with its human freight on
board
It seemed miraculous that man
and plane could withstand the
strain and shocks of those 10 land
ings and 10 take-offs, each one made
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
HOLSTERS WILL
SUPPORT COAL
BILL, is CLAIM
Doubtful House Members
Now Favor Passage of
Guffey Measure.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, Aug 16-Unan-
imous support Of the Indiana con-
gressional delegation for the Guffey
coal control bill was predicted here
today following the visit Of Dr. r.
N. Snoberger, representative of the
Binkley Coal Co, indianapolis, who
is supporting passage.
Both senators have been for the
bill. but certain House members had
been listed as doubtful or opposed.
They knew that Jonas Waffle, di-
rector of the Indiana Coal Trade
Association. had appeared against
it before the Senate and House
committees.
Now, however, they report a dis
tinct shift in sentiment by Indiana
mine operators. placing many of
them on the side of the union head
ed by John l.. Lewis, leading pro-
ponent of the measure.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
TIMES AVIATORS
TO COMPETE IN
NATIONAL RACES
CahlII Brothers. BoehIe and
Foster Win Trips to
Cleveland Event.

b. finishing in the first four po-
sitlons Of the recent Indianapolis
Times Junior Aviator elimination
contests. a quartet of members of
The Times squadron will represent
this city in the National Junior Air
Races in Cleveland
The four who viii make the trip
are James Cahill. Verne Boehle.
Robert Cahiu and John Foster.
James Cahill, BY winning one first
place, two seconds and one fifth in
the recent contests, compiled IA
points 10 lead the contestants.
Boehle BY taking one first. two
thirds and one fourth, trailed Ca
hi by one point. Robert Cahil fin
lshed second in two contests. fourth
IN one and fifth in another to com
pile 10 points and tie Foster, who
had two first places TO his credit
after competing IN that many events.
The Cahil brothers, along with
Bochle. were among The Times en-
trants in the recent N. A. A. meet
IN s.. Louis. and the trio aided
greatly in bringing many trophies
and medals back to Indianapolis.
Foster. who will compete in the
Junior events, set neT junior
worlds record during one Of the
eliminations when he few his COM
mercial model minutes 50 seconds.
Hershel Knight. commander Of
The Times Squadron. viii be in
charge Of the local contestants and
is aiding them in grooming their
entries for the big contest. which
VIII take place on Aug. IS. 81. %
and % The youths will be guests
Of the Senior Air Races on the open
ing dsy. Aug. 81, and while in
Cleveland will be entertained by
many OF the nations leading fliers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16

cation of the Holy Cross members
have received their habits and have
been given names they will carry in
their religious life.
They are Thomas H. Mattingly,
Brother Aquinas; Theodore G. Nc
Mann. Speedway City, Brother Neri
Charles j. Hornback. Brother FL
mer. and William S. Kirsh, Brother
Camillus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
HABITS ARE GIVEN d
IN HOLY CROSS ORDER
Religious Names Also Assigned TO
Local Members.

NOTRE DAME. Ind, Aug 10
The following Indianapolis Congre-
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fered as security on bond by Mrs.
Angelina (Grandma) Bennett, 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
|. u. SEEKS ASSISTANT
TO ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
William Ramsey Resigns to Join
With Oil Firm.

NV
BLOOMINGTON. Ind Aug. 10
Negotiations have virtually been
completed to choose a successor TO
William d. Ramsey, assistant TO
q G. Clevenger. Indiana University
athletic director, it was announced
TODAY.
Mr. Ramsey has resigned to ac-
cept a position with the public rela-
tiOns division OF the Shell Petroleum
Corp He will leave here Sept. 10
for St LOUIS. and after December
will be located in indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong to-
Othel D. willard. 2435 Broadway Peer
less sedan found al 2202 CoyneT-av.
q. r Treace. Linden Hotel Chevrolet
coach found AZ Stop on s Harding-st.
stripped Of three tires and three wheels
Chrysler coupe, 402-1s4. found at 25th-st
and Ethel-av.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong TO
r Hunter. Anderson. Ind Chevrolet
sedan M-l377. from Roosevelt Hotel park
ing lot.
Jack Strickland 1915 Ruckle-St. Ford
coach 1888. from 27th and Meridian-sts.
John f Mote Michigan Hotel. Pierce
Arrow csbriolet. 6l-96i. from 127 F. Mich
igan-St
Clarence W Gruner 1853 Msdison-av.
Ford coach rom 200 2 MarSet-st
Everett 2 RsvbuTn. 1894 Comar-av.
Chevrolet coach. $3.50. from Slevens-St
and Eirginia-s
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
go, TAKES THIRD WIFE
L. 3. Official WEEDS Los Angeles
School Teacher, So.
Byfnifcd Press

hW WTFF7 FT'SS
WASHINGTON. Aug. 16.-David
L, Selke. 90-year-old chief of the
Congressional Information Bureau,
and Miss Sallie T. Mason. 58-year-
old Los Angeles school teacher, were
married last night They met 40
years ago. Mr.. Selke. who lived with
his first wife % years and his
second 80. said he was old enough
to know what I'm doing"
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AUG. 1e, 1855

Harris. Fresno state College foot
ball coach, and Ed Orm, sports edi-
tor OF the Fresno Bee. can tell.
They hooked a 120O-pound sunhsh,
biggest catch ever made here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
Two Hook 1900 Pound Fish

BV LHfff6 PrrFs
SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Aug. l6-No
one ever will be able to tell big
ger fish story than the one Leo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-16
Original Homestead Mortgaged

81 initcd Press
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Aug. 16-A
farm she and her husband home
steaded half a century ago was Of
, 1935-11-28
L. CARRETERA H. MATAMORSC. VICTORIA ES UN HECHO
Declaration Del Ing.
Vicente {. Herrera
FL Sub-Secretario De Communications Y Obras
Publicas Dice Que Empezara La Obra
Ell Dia z de Enero de 1886

Il eStado de Tamaulipas. h~abiendose
comprometido Ell gobierno de dicho
estado a facilitar TODD ell dinero de
dicho impuesto. para que Sc use en-
Ia construction de Ia c~arretera refe-
rida."
"Cual IS Ell trazo de la ca~rrelera?"
La carretera parte de Victoria,
pasa por Ell Carmen, Y de ALI a San
Carlos, San Nicolas, Cruillas. San
Fernando Y luego por los demas po-
blados que S %encuentran EN- Ia re-
gion norte del Estado hasta llegar al
Soliseno. Ese lugar Sc encuentra muy
cerca de Bluetown, Texas. FL obieto
de que la c~arretera paSe por esa re-
glon del eStado es para que cruce
pr ell mayor numero possible de DO
blacioneS. No paSara por Jimenez. nj
por la Mesa de Soils. nj otraS pobla-
clones que Sc %encuentran al sur de
San Fernando"
"A cuanto asciende Ell impuesto
de la gasolina?"
"AproXimadamente a S550,000 pc
SOS anuales. FL Gobierno del Estado
Sc ha comprometido a proporcionar
tai cantidad y ell gobierno federal
una cantidad iugal, para la construc-
cion de dicha carretera. Una compa-
MIA privada financiara al c~arretera,
fernando los pagares correspondent
ties el gobierno del estado v el 90
biern ofederal. KS cast SECURE que
con Ell dinero que produce ell impuesto
sobre la ~gasolina Sc pagaran las no
tas a que me refiero."
En- cuanto tempo c~onstruiran Ia
carretera?"
rs muy probable que Ia ~carretera
quede terminada IN dos amos"
FL Ing. Cortez Herrera declare que
construction de Ia ~carretera que
servira a la region norte de Tamau-
seria construida 10 mas prom
to possible y que Sc empeZarian los
trabajos en- ell proximo mes de Enero
sin falta.
Declare ademas que Ell viaje 10 ha-
bia hecho a Brownsville desde la
capital IN automovil, por Ia carr Ne-
"a nacional. habiendo inspeccionado
dicha ca~rretera, ahadiendo que que
dara lista para el mes de mayo del
ano entrante.
Despues de la ~entrevista Ell Ing.
Herrera paso a Matamoros a
lnspeccionar las obraS del control y
dc defensa en- dicha ciudad.
FL Sub-Secretario de Communicated
mes saldra de Brownsville para Ia
de Mexico. hacienda Ell re-
corrido en- automovil, Ell jueves des-
0ueS del mediodia.
, 1935-11-28

pasen los turistas por aqui Sc van
por otro lugar.
Tambien dijo que el taller de cos
tura 10 habian alberto hace dias,
cuando Ia election Sc aproximaba,
v por que el Gobierno Federal les
habia dicho que 81 no 10 hacian, va
no donaria los dineros para dicho
taller"
Ellis Fountain, candidate q re-
gidor. hi5o US de Ia palabra d.
ciendo que f~avorecia a los obreros
y a los contribuyentes."
John Devine, otro de los candida
tos a regidor del Parido del Pueblo
hizo uSo de Ia palabra en- ingles y
en- espahol. Roland antes de pre-
sentar a Federico Recio. gerente de
campaha, declare Que SC encontra-
ban de 5000 a 4.O10 personals en- los
aIderredores de IA corte. De esa
manera qutSo crlEicar . los repre-
de los peEi6dicos.
, 1935-11-28
DECLARATION
DEL GENERAL
S. CEDILLO
Desmiente Version
Publicada En- Los
Angeles Por I'm
Diario
(Agencla Trensl

NAAE&AANAn AANIANN
TIJUANA, B. C., Nov. % Ell
ST. Oral. Saturnino Cedillo. 'secre-
tario de Agriculture Y Fomento, a
rribo a esta ciudad con obieto de
viSitar la preSa Abelardo l.. Rodrf-
guez, en- proyecto del Rio Colorado
Y demas obraS dc irrigacion de es-
Ia IONA. Con motive del viaie del
Oral. Cedillo. un periodico de Los
Angeles lanzo Ia falsa version de
cue traia una mission Official del
PreSidente CardenaS. acerca del
Oral. Gales Y que deSpues prose
gu!ria a Washington. por tai causa
el citado Oral. S~atUrnino Cedillo
declare a los periodiStas mexicanos
y norteamericanos 10 siguiente:
"Carecen de veracidad las infor-
macioneS publicadas con respecto a
que mi viaje obedece al proposito
de celebrar una ~entrevista con ell
Oral. Gales. por supuesta mission
que me encomendo el ST.. Presiden-
te de la Republica. FL Gobierno Me-
Xicano no tiene por ahora asuntoS
que arreglar con el Oral. Gales, es
tambien absolutamente inexact0 que
diriia a Washington; mi viaie
eS de trabajo y obedece EXCLUSIVE
mente a visitar las obras de irriga-
cion desarrolladaS por el Gobierno
con el objeto de resolver los pro-
blemaS economics y SocialeS que
afectan a los Mexicanos en- Ia from
, 1935-11-28
Ell Mitin Politico ResuLto Animado

dando a conocer~interesantes datoS
y Samuel Gutierrez. quien arengo
al pueblo a que uSara Ell sufragio
y votaran por el Lie. Yturria.
r. G. Roland lanzo duroS atauues
Al Partido de la Ciudad, aseguran-
d. que seis de los 10 veteranos que
habian firmado una hoja suelta
que circulo. y en- Ia cual criticaban
al Lie. Yturria alegando que no
habia querido prestar sus Servicios
en- Ell ejercito, 10 habian hecho q
peticion de lideres politicos de Il
Ciudad, y que habian declarado cue
no sabian 10 que habian firmado.
Dieron lectura a una declaration
escrita, implicando que habia sido
iirmada por Joe Taulbee. quien he
estado apoyando al Particle de Ia
Ciudad, en- la que decia que 81
CTaulbee) creia que 10 que habia
iirmado Sc trataha de un llama
miento para un mitin de los vete-
ranos.
Lanzo duroS ataques en- contra de
las aSeveracioneS que Sc atribuyen
al partido de Ia Ciudad acerca dc
Ia eficiencia del Jefe de Bomberos,
del Gerente de la Ciudad Y del &C.
rente de Ia Camara de Concrete.
"E gerente de dicha Camara CANA
$500 anuales, Sc 'durmio' y Ell re-
sultado fue que Ia refineria Sc cons
truyo en- Port Isabel en- lugar de
Brownsville, dijo Roland refirien-
dose a Ia r~efineria que fue cons
truida en- aquel puerto por una
compania petrolera que Sc formo
recientemente en- La region. MI
chiSimas criaturas Sc acoStaran eS-
ia noche, faltandoleS ell pan, Sc a
coStaran con hambre, eS un pc
cado pagarle a I'm individuo de Gin
co a seis mil dolares anualmente'
declare Ell orador, hacienda hinca-
pie n que Ell Partido del Pueblo
reducira los altos SueldoS. Concluyo
su discurSo, retando al Partido de
Ia Ciudad a un debate publico.
Robert Runyon uno de los can
didatoS para comiSionadoS Cregido-
resi- del Partido del Pueblo, elogio a
sus correligionarios por su lealtad.
Ataco duramente al partido de Ia
Ciudad, inSinuando que ocurrian
irregularidades. Y declare que: Les
estamos aviSando que 81 quieren ir
Ia penitenciaria IS negocio de
clos. la Camara de Concrete eS-
t& inmiScuida en- la politica, dicen
que ell Departamento de BomberoS
es eficaz, Y 10 eS. cuando sc trata
de politica. Ell record del departa-
mento dc bomberos de la ciudad Sc
debe a que los Latino-AmericanoS
no prenden fuego a suS hogares pa
"a poder cobrar los SECURES" AIDE
mas declare Runyon que los records
Qibros de contabilidad) de Ia ciu-
dad daban a conocer que Sc habian
gastado fuertes sumas de dinero, en-
de viaje' acusando al Mayor
Rentfro y al Gerente RoSenthal de
gastar Ell dinero de las contribu-
en- eSa forma. Declare que
habia recibido informeS de que Ia
hacia compras a firmas CO.
merciales en- las cue estaban rnce-
resados II. L. Thomas Y w. T.
Aldridge ,regidores de Ia ciudad.
@. w. Merritt. declare que el Par
lido de Ia Ciudad decia que habia
Ia construction De Ia ca
Banker" que pasa por Ell
1ooreste de la ciudad no habia cos
ado un solo centavo a In ciudad.
0icho canine, declare. circunda Ia
y en- tngar de lograr cue
, 1935-11-28
FORMULAN I'm
PLAN {
ACCION
Miembros Del P. N. r.
De La Republica
Mexicana. Els Muy
IntereSante
fARencia Trensl

MEXICO, d. F.. Nov. d. El
Partido Nacional ReVolucionario
eSta formulanio en- estos momentos
su programa de accion social para
el AGO proximo. la que tendra pre-
ferencia sobre la acciol politica, de
acuerdo con los propositos que ami
man a dicho ORGANISING Y que va sc
han dado a conocer. Algunos infor-
mes obtenidoS Sobre el particular
indican que en- el programa del
Partido figura Ell eStablecimiento de
caSaS hogareS para nifos. estable-
cimiento de pequehaS industries n
tire los nucleoS de. obreros y cam
peSinos, Y Ell establecimiento de un
conSejo para fomento musical Y una
amplia campana de fiSuion de cul-
tura social v actividades educacio-
males, por medic de Ia distribution
de millares de libr9s a todos los
rincones del pals.
, 1935-11-28
Sc Reunira En-
Diciembre Una
Comision

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Nov. %
Segnn information proporcionada
Dor Ell Subsecretario de Gobernacion
Y Secretario de la Comision de vi
gilancia del Plan Sexenal. la Conf
sion no Sc reunira hasta mediados
de Diciembre. con el objeto de que
para dichaS juntas Sc tengan va
conocidaS las estadisticas de los
trabajoS desarrollados de acuerdo
con ell plan sexenal. durante Ell ano
que esta para terminar, igualmente
con Ell propoSito de que a dichas
reuniones concurra el senior Presi-
dente de In Republica, segin 81 de-
SEQ
, 1935-11-28
Especial para Ell Heraldo)

Especial para Ell Heraldo)
HARLINGEN, Texas. Nov. 2S.-
Las sutoridades de eSta ciudad O.
pinaban que el cuerpo de IN indi-
viduo que fue enoontrado horrible
mente mutilado debaio de I'm tren
del sur Pacific2 en- las cercanias de
eSta ciudad IA %madrugada de hoy,
habia sido balaceado primero y
despueS pueSto en- Ia via ferrea.
No Sc habia identlficado el cada-
yer.
La Policia y autoridadeS del Con-
dado investigan el aSunto.
Ell cadaver presenta dos orificios
en- eli hombro izquierdo, dlciendo les
agentes que eXamlnarOn ell cuerpo
que mo podian haber Sido causados
por Ell tren."
Green las 1utoridades que ell in
dividuo fue herido v despues lie
vado a la via ferrea hablendole pa
sado ell tren nor encima. Un garro-
tero 81 dio cuenta v &c detuvo ell
convoy. batallando dos horas para
extraer el eadaver.
FL Juez de Paz f. ID. Nance le-
vanto el acta de rigor.
Sc cree que Ell individno sea re-
sidente de Weslaco por un sobre-
zero que Nevada.
, 1935-11-28
CONSICNAR n
A 'CAMISAS
DORADAS
En- Relacion Con Los
: Sucesos Registrados
En- Mexico Hace
Unos Dias
CAgencia Trens)

MEXICO, d. f.. Nov. 25. - e
Juez quinto de 10 penal reSolvi6 So
bre la consignacion que lie fue he
cha de los successes del Zocalo, y
declare formalmente presses a Eu-
genio Ferrer Perez. "Camisa Dora
da" por homicide. a LeonciO Are
mas "CamiSa Dorado por portar
armas y diSparo de arma de fuego.
Quedaron libres el Gral. Nicolas
Rodriguez, Jefe de los "Dorados'.
! las siguientes personals: Mario
ESquivel, Daniel Ramirez Escobe-
do, Jose Chaires Lopez y Rafael
Valero Vazquez.
, 1935-11-28
DESAFORARAk
DIPUTADOS
De TAMPS.?
Circular Rumores En-
FL Estado. Els Muy
Probable Que Sc
Confirmen Pronto
CAgencia Trensl

TAMPICO. lamps, Nov. 2s.-En
la miSma fecha en- que Ia Jegisla-
tura local del EStado. deSaforo al
ex-Gobernador Villarreal, deSaforo
igualmente al Diputado local Al
fredo Elias Gales. llamando a SUI
suplente senior Gerardo Medrano
quien desde luego entro en- funcio-
mes. FL cisma que sc produio en- la
mayoria de la Camara local sc re-
Solvera Segdn sc rumora, desafo-
rando ademaS a los representatives
Cruz Medina, Rafael Longoria, v
Pablo Orozco. para lamar en- su
lugar a los suplentes.