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and Misses Amy McManus. Geneva
Dorland. Helen Drefke. Mary Eliza
beth Mcneil, Merry Andrews, MessrA.
Paul and Kent Jones. Ferguson
Wood, John and Fred Oils and Dick
Hopkins
A number Of guests we're includ-
ed In the list Of those present for the
entertaining Of the Coterie Bridge
club this week by Mrs. L. r Ora
ham. Mrs. II. e. Hager scored high
for the afternoon Guests for the
affair included Mesdames Hager,
william OfHair, Beverly Caldwell,
Walden Haynes. Henry Lauderdale,
4. T. Johnson, +. q. Markham, w.
G.. Greenlee. Hughes Evans. j. 4.
Haynes. Jack Martin, 8. II. Collier.
Then members were tnattendance.
Mrs. NJ. A. Borchelt entertained
the Embroidery Club this week. Mrs.
Walter Knaught was a guest Of the
club.
Mrs. Ada Struble. worthy matron
Of the Mercedes Chapter Of the East
ern Star, honored past worthy ma
irons and past worthy patrons at
the meeting OF the organization held
here recently. Following the reg
ular meeting OF the chapter, Mrs.
Strlble asked all past matrons and
past patrons TO introduce themselves.
telling in what chapter they had
served. Mrs. Sadie King. secretary,
protein then distributed lovely gifts
TO each Of these honored guests Mrs
George p. Carnes had charge Of the
program OF readings and musical
numbers.
Mrs. Brewer wilmer of McAllen,
was a luncheon guest OF Mrs. r. o.
Swain this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brebaugh have
returned to their home In Hunting
ton, Ind. after 3 visit here with
Mrs. Fred Gray and Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Prince and
daughter. Patricia, visited friends
here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thompson OF
Kingsville. were guests here this week
In the home Of Dr.. and Mrs. T. @
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. DUDE and sop
Leonard. visited in Giddings this
week. guests Of Mr.. Dube's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. X. z. DUDE.
Mr.. and Mrs l. s. McKiken have
returned from Houston where they
were called by the death OF theil
brother-in-law. DR.. Johnson
Harry Tolson OF Fort Worth. visit
ed In Mercedes this week. with his
brothers. Ray and Art Tolson.
Mrs. Albert Twenhaeffel and Mrs
Herman Sachtleben were guests O
Mrs. Homer p. Huntly in Primers
this week.
, 1935-05-05
Benefit Play
To Be Giuen
Tuesday, Mite
Especial TO TIE Heraldl

A1RGNAMA w A1h IN1MAal
HARLLNGEN, May 5.-After sew
eral weeks Of intensive r~ehearSing,
the play, Party for Four" sponsor
Cd by the Scout Leaders District
10 mn effort 10 raise funds to send
delegates TO the Washington con-
vention OF Boy Scouts, will be pre-
sented TO the public. Tuesday night
tn the auditorium OF the HarlinRen
high school at 3 D. N.
The play Is being presented BY q
group interested In cramaticg the
members Of which have taken part
tn other productions. Much time
and effort have been spent BY this
group on the Characterization OF
the personalities who figure In the
play, q three-act drama written In
fsrcical vein by Fred L. Medlin OF
Harrington.
Medlin. though quite young, Il a
prominent figure In Valley literary
circles, having won a number OF
first awards In contests OF literary
skill and having had q number OF
bis writings published. His play,
an entertaining portrayal OF Amer
lean everyday life and personalities
VIII be OF keen interest 10 many
Valley folk.
Many an amusing and dramatic
situation arises in the play in
which Nick Greenwood CWarren
Datz) becomes heir 70 a fortune Of
considerable size on condition that
his marriage 70 his wife. Jane. Miss
Elna StevenSon) remain successful
for two years The couple give a
party for Helen Vincent Miss
Darlene Packer and Dick Cant
rel John Grosbeck) AT which John
Prentress Arthur Purdy). q distant
cousin to whom the fortune win 20
IL event OF the failure OF the
Green marriage. In a fifth guest.
, 1935-05-05
Christian Endeavor
Council Meeting
Is Held TUESDAY

HARLINGEN. May 4-The O. h.
council members met Tuesday night.
May 2. at the First Christian church
OF Harrington. with Lawrence Grow,
president. officiating.
Travis White. general secretary
OF the state g. ". vas guest speaker.
He explained the purpose on each
superintendent's department and
gave ideas for the plan OF the years
program. Most OF the members were
present and were benefited by his
talk.
The next council meeting win b
May %.
Those present were Travis White.
Dallas: Lawrence Crow, president:
Margaret Brown. secretary; Rev.
Travis. Alamo. Rev. McElroy,
Brownsville; Earline Rowe. Mary
Bowman, Josephine Woman, Mel
win Rosendahl, Alice Wilcox. LII
Ian McInnis. Margaret McEowen.
and Josephine Myrick.
There will be a rally OF the b.
County Union OF G.. ". members &C
Santa Maria, Tuesday night. May
Y at 8 o'clock Every member is tn
vited. and n large crowd is expect
ed.
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In the office OF the Nickel Plate
Railway.
DR.. G. T. Grey, head Of the de-
partment Of Educational Psychology
OF the University Of Texas and au-
thor Of q series Of public school
leaders, has been q guest In the
city Of DR.. and Mrs. James Knight
who entertained for him with q din
ner at their home wednesday eve
ming
Other guests were Mrs. Z q.
Deering. Mrs. Howard @. Butt, MI.
and Mrs z. c. Dodd Of Browns
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Demic and Mrs.
Sharpe Of Brownsville.
While In the Valley, DR.. Grey was
guest speaker at the Educational
Extension classes conducted by Or.
knight OF the Extension depart
ment OF the State University ut
Brownsville, Harlingen and McAien.
DR.. Grey Is a state director Of the
Texas Art League and Is president
OF the Art Collectors club Of Austin.
Miss Maude Nosler OF San Benito
will be leader and hostess for the
regular meeting OF the Junior Lit
erary and Fine Arts club. Tuesday
evening when Opera" win be the
topic OF study.
Mrs. J. D. Patrick viii discuss the
Artistic and Literary Shrtnes OF
England and London" on q pro-
gram on England at the Wednee-
day meeting Of the Literary ana
fine Arts club. Mrs. J. g. Lunsford
Will review Warwick Deeping's late
hook. "The White Gate" Mrs. w. z
Bush is director OF the program.
MrsH r. Z. johnson and Mrs. ID. Z.
Ewing are hostesses for the meet
ing.
, 1935-05-05
TdylorSteel
Muptiab Are
Said Lately

Especial 20 The dernldl
DONNA, May 4-Of interest 70 q
large circle Of friends in this COM
munity was the marriage Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock OF Miss Flor
ence Martha Steel. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Steel Of Hous-
ton, 70 Mr.. James Eldon Taylor.
son or Mr.. and Mrs Lige Taylor OF
Donna, the ceremony taking place
nc the Methodist church I'm this
city, with Rev. II. Fl. Dare, pastor,
reading the ritual.
The altar before which the couple
pledged their vows was banked
with fern intermingled with plum
bago. larkspur and other spring
blossoms. while q lavish arrange
ment OF pink roses. plumbago,
Queen Anne's lace. white lilies and
fern. held In floor baskets and
bowls yer used TO adorn the altar
space. Fronds Of palm leaves and
bowls were used to adorn the altar
space. Fronds Of palm. leaves In
the form Of arches and an arrange
ment Of other greenery gave the
background for the grouping OF
the briday party. while tall white
tapers held in green holders light
ed the scene.
Preceding the ceremony Misses
Arba and Alma Mauldin sang
Thou Art My Sunshine" accom-
panied at the piano by Mrs. j. II.
Day. an aunt Of the bride, who
also rendered the wedding music.
After the ceremony. Mrs. Ferdin-
and Voth sang c'Hardelot's BE-
cause" with IN accompaniment
played by Victor KlaSsen at the
piano.
The bride wore O model Of white
embroidered organdy, with short
puffed sleeves and tight fitting
skirt. with fullness set In about the
knees. Her shower bouquet was oil
white lilies and baby breath tied
with Streamers Of white satin rib
bon.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held on the lawn OF the
J Fl. Day home. where the brides
table was laid with a cloth OF lace
and centered with a three-tierec
wedding cake. topped with a NINA.
ture bride and groom. standing be.
meath a flowery bower. Presiding
at the punch bowl and refreshment
table were the brile's mother and
sister. Mrs. Merle Steel and Mis-
Mabel steel and Mrs. J.. II. Day.
FIR. and Mrs Taylor Will make
their home at the Hotel Donna
A shower was given at the Christ.
ian church Wednesday night. hon.
oring Miss Joy Sergeant. who's,
marriage to Mr.. Lum Sims o
Pharr will soon take place. Mis-
Georgia Mae Davis was IN chargl
q the guest book.
The very enjoyable program wa
In charge Of Mrs Frank Thomasor
and included a vocal solo by Mis-
Arba Mauldin; a reading by Billie
Jean Moye: a reading by Miss Cle'
Watson; a solo by Mr.. Arthur An.
derson. a poem by Mrs. q. II
Farmer and q reading by Dick.
White.
To the strains OF LohengrinI
Bridal Chorus" a miniature bridl
and groom came down the aisle II
the front Of the church. The bride
was little Marjorie Farmer and tn
groom was Dickie White. After thu
miniature bride had presented he
bridal bouquet to the bride-to-b
and the groom had made a pres
, 1935-05-05

The Baptist Missionary Union met
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. W. d. Palmer for a missionary
program. Mrs. A. d. Butler vas lead
er OF the lesson. After the program
the ladies quilted.
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Charles Mcbride plays the part N
the tipsy butler who furnishes many
laughs, and who Is a personal friend
OF hin master, Greenwood.
The play Is being presented III m
effort to raise a sufficient sum 70
send q delegate from eacn Boy
Scout troop IN Harlingen 10 the
National Convention which VIII
take place I'm Washington this sum-
ner. Delegates from every state in
the Union and also fepresen, lives
from many foreign countries win
Re present. The Boy Scouts or Har-
lingen have been active in n cam
paign to advertise the play Co
which they also have been selling
tickets
, 1935-05-05
Boca Chica Trip Is
Planned for Sunday
School Nj m b e r :

The Sunday school OF the Temple
Bethel viii have a hayr1de and
picnic al Boca Chica Sunday NOM
ing. After the luncheon hour the
group viii be joined by parents Of
the class members.
All members Of the Sunday school
will meet at the Temple at 10 a. m.
Sunday. A variety Of games and
amuSements have been planned for
the outing.
, 1935-05-05

A congregational supper "a held
In the Presbyterian annex Wednes-
day night. After supper Mr.. willard
White. elder clerk OF the session.
gave a statistical report OF the
work OF the past year.
, 1935-05-05
Los FresnoS
Mews, Notes

Los FRESNOS. May 1.-THE reg
ular meeting OF the Les FreSnoS
Home Demonstration club viii be
held at the home Of Mrs. p. Moyle.
Roll call will be Culture Of Favortte
Flower" Program viii be on the
Propagation OF Plants" with Mrs.
Galley as leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. DeBusk who
we're married Thursday were the
honor guests Tuesday evening when
a miscellaneous shower was given
at the water building. REGULATIONS
were given by Miss Doris Marie Ped
erson and Mrs. G. w. Pfetffer.
Fruit punch and waters were SerV-
ed to the following guests; Mr.. Step
ems Of Brownsville, Mr.. and Mrs.
eileen Eklund Of san Benito, Mr..
and Mrs. Vertna Bledsoe, and Mrs.
and Mrs. M. Bledsoe Of Harrington;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. ". Burgess, Mrs. Minnie
Zumwalt. Mrs. Maud Palmer and
daughter. Miss Geneva, Mrs. W. 9.
Oliver and daughter. Shirley Ann,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Devers, Mrs.
Vonallman, Mrs. Martha Moses,
Mrs. Z. N. Lipe, MI. II. j. Tandy,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Jennings and
children, Mr.. and MIR s. r. Hender-
on, Mrs. Carroll. Mrs. O. Lipe and
children. Mrs. George Laakso. Mrs.
j. N. Billue and daughters, Mamie
Sue and Amy Lou. Mrs. VIM. Billue
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. @. 9.
Page and daughter, Mr.. Peter Wat
kins, MI. and Mrs. G. J. Weikle.
Mrs. r. G. Richey. Margaret and
Dorothy Richey, Miss Grace Ais
meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Casey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Farmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Cain and two sons. Mr..
Mechem. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Pfeif-
fer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pfeiffer and
daughter. Miss May. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Kretz. Mr.. and Mrs Vantine,
Mrs. j. S. Chase. Mrs. T. z Hol-
lon, Mrs. N. Ryall. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Bingley and children, MI. and Mrs.
s. w. Baker and children Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Barr and son Robin,
Mrs. d. D. Steel, and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. z. r Psrr. Mr.. and Ms.
=. Peterson and child ii, Nina ard
Nina and .'a.e ISeuer. Ruth al
bus. Ru n C--ls Tsul Pedsrson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. s. z. Barr.
The Baptist Missionary Union met
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. w. d. Palmer for a missionary
program. Mrs. A. d. Butler was lead
er OF the lesson. After the program
the ladies quilted.
, 1935-05-05
Guest Honored
At Tea Event
In Mercedes
Especial TO The Esralcl

Especial 70 Int Eerald)
MERCEDES, May AIRS. #. T.
Burdette Of Detroit, Michigan, was
the recipient Of q delightful cour-
teSy Wednesday afternoon, when
MRS. o. z. Van Berg entertained q
lew friends az o seated tea In her
honor. Mrs. Burdette Is visiting her
son, Grafton Burdette and family
in Harrington. Those present includ-
ed Mesdames Grafton Burdette Of
Harrington, H. T. Stotler. K. B. Wit
mer, John Bruce. j. w. Dowler, Dora
Maettig, John Shaw, Atwood, II. E.
Hagar. Morris Allen, B. II. Brooks,
ST., 3. B. Ballanfant.
A pretty hospitality Of the past
week, an afternoon tea and a linen
shower for Mrs. Lee Ross Puckett,
q recent bride. had for hostesSeS,
Miss Stella McDermott. Mrs. R. N.
Clark presided at the brides book,
In which the following registered:
Mesdames Pearl Boaz, j. d. Adams,
Mrs. Elsie Yahbrough. J. v. Adams,
Z. @. Bailey. @. o. Adams. Alice
McGilvary, Lewis Jones, g. A. Rick
etts, Ralph Dunson. Misses Lucille
Kidd, Grace Reagh, Lilly Bell Scott,
Genevieve Dawson. Inez McDermott.
Kathleen Dunson, Mable Davis.
Netty Jane Kidd.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. ReiSterer we're
hosts at an evening bridge event this
week. Scoring for the games were
Mrs. J. L. Curlee and r. l.. Stern Of
Weslaco, MeSSrS. and MeSdameS o.
car DUDE, r.. l. Stern, Frank Jones
OF La Feria. A. T. Krause, Julius
Schupp Of Weslaco. Stern, Curlee,
Walter Knauth. MeSsrs. Art Biel. Ar
thur and Fred Oils completed the
guest list for the evening.
Mrs. r. H. Otsuki a former educa-
ter Of Japan and her daughter, Miss
Terry Otsuki Of this community,
we're guest entertainers at a delight
full social meeting Of the Alternate
Wednesday and Campacuas Home
Demonstration clubs Wednesday
afternoon, with Mrs. j. @. Chic as
hostess. The latter club members
were guests OF the former club,
In keeping with the program sub
ject Of the hostess club. Flower
Advancement" Mrs. OtSuki. a for
mer teacher Of this art in a girls
school IN Japan, arranged bouquets
In vases bowls and baskets from
an array Of lovely cut flowers. while
her daughter. q college student. gave
the significance Of the arrangements,
all OF which conferred around the one
thought. Heaven, Earth and HUI
man" The members of the Alternate
Wednesday Club will hold a "bunco'
party at the home Of Mrs. Leroy
Ziegler May %. Mrs. Otsuki was
presented with a large basket Of
home conserved products and small
potted plants by the members Of the
hostess club.
Just proceeding the social IN the
Chic home, the members OF the
Campacuas club held their regular
meeting with Mrs. Roland Bcler.
Mrs. A. j. Reisterer. the president,
gave interesting facts about the
May encampment. She also an
nounced that the club will hold an
all day meeting with Mrs. Walter
Byrn May Is, the affair to be a COW
cred dish luncheon. Mrs. "A. w. Mil
Ter. Mrs. woodie Tullis and Mrs. O.
c. Fittz were guests at the social
meeting.
Miss Mary Faye Hopkins was guest
of honor at a pleasant informal Soc
ial evening at the home OF Mrs. and
MrS Frank Jones. a few evenings
ago. Games Of bridge and dancing
formed the diversion Of the eve
ming.
The guests included the honoree
, 1935-05-05

entation speech. q beautifully dec
Grated wagon heaped high with
gifts was presented 70 the bride.
Refreshments were served from
a lace-laid table, where Mrs. Jessie
Smith presided. Mrs. Swertfager
and Mrs. Carl Cole being the other
members OF the refreshment COM
mittee.
The Baptist Woman's Mission
AIRY society held It's regular monthly
meeting on Thursday afternoon at
the church, with ten members pres
emit. Mrs. Jack Gibson. the pres
ident. presided.
The ladies' Of the Methodist
church held their regular monthly
business meeting nc the church,
Thursday afternoon. with Mrs. "A.
L. Harper. the president. presiding.
Rev. Cochran. the evangelist who i
conducting revival services at the
church. gave q wonderful talk on
Woman. Behold"
Circle No. One OF the Presbyte-
Ran church met Thursday morning
at the home OF Mrs w. y. Petch,
with Mrs. willard White. the chair
man, presiding. Mrs. Harry Towns
conducted the devotional. Mrs For
rest Groves was In charge Of the
program. the topic being. Sharing
Christ With the Womanhood Of
Japan" Mrs. Herbert McDermott
told the interesting history Of the
Golden Castle College" q school
for women IN Japan, and Mrs. b.
y. Matteson read u very entertain
ing article entitled. VIII You
Walk To-day In Japan"
The next meeting will be held
June 6. at the home OF Mrs. William
Ball.
Circle No. 2 OF the Presbyterian
church met Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. ID. p. Lowe with
IL members and two visitors pres
ent. Mrs. r. ID. Townsend gave the
devotional.
The program was In charge Of
Mrs. w. q. Taylor and those who
took part were Mesdames v. Moore.
King. Bean and La vigne.
The woman's Missionary society
OF the Christian church met Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
M. r. Hutto. Mrs. Reynolds. the
president. presided during the bust-
ness session. Mrs. M. III. White gave
the report OF the nominating COM
mittee and the following officers
were elected: Mrs. Reynolds. pres
ident: Mrs. J. w. Baker. vice pres
ident: Mrs. Sergeant. secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. o. J. Anderson. re-
porter: and Mrs. Whitener. secre-
tary OF literature. Mrs Finley, the
leader for the afternoon gave the
devotional and the COUP sang. In
the Garden" with Miss Eugenia
Shepperd accompanying them. Mrs.
Farmer gave a paper on "A Million
Souls for Christ" and Miss Eugenia
Shepperd told OF the work OF the
missionary schools In Japan. Mrs
M. Z. White reviewed two chapters
Of the study book. one on Hawaii"
and the other on "Orientals In the
United States" This missionary
society will entertain the Church
Federation the fifth Thursday In
May.
A congregational supper was held
In the Presbyterian annex Wednes-
day night. After supper Mr.. Willard
White. elder clerk OF the session
gave a statistical report Of the
work OF the past year.
, 1935-05-05
FpTA MEETING

There will be a meeting Of the Par
nt-Teacher association OF the First
Ward school Thursday afternoon al
$3.50 D. m. Members r urged to be
present as there will be an election
Of officers for the ensuing year. and
this Will be the last meeting OF the
current school year.
, 1935-05-05

The best mar makes the marr1-
ages In Formosa. head hunters IS
land in the China sea. He woos the
girl for the bridegroom and winds
up the courtship BY d~epoSiting the
damsel IN his friends arms.
, 1935-05-05

The famous lotus beds Of Grass
Lake. Lake county, Ill were plant
ed by fish-hawks and the plants
are identical with thoes found in
Egypt.
, 1935-05-05
SOCIAL CLUB

SOCIAL CLUB
Mrs. Clarence II. Dreasher viii be
hostess to members of e Jardin
Heights Social club at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. W. 3. Mather
Thursday afternoon. Roll call Of
the members will be answered with
a musical event.
, 1935-05-05

Shawnee county. one OF the rich
est In Kansas, reports 6l72 horses
on farms and only 325 tractors.
La opinión., 1935-08-25
Ell PAPEL, ARTICULO DE
PRIMERA NECESIDAD

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto "a.
-(Exclusivo).-'El papel es artfculo
de primera n~ecesesidad para la Gull
tura del pueblo y debe considerarse
entire aquellos productos que Ell ar
ticulo % de la Constitution prote-
ge contra los monopolios".
En- esta forma concrete opino el
en- Mexico, no esten al alcance de
Ia clasetrabaiadora",
La opinión., 1935-08-25
ALEMANIA NO
CONSENTIRA FL
ALA INJUSTA
No permite Ell DICTATOR Geo.
nomico la elevation de
los precios

BERLIN, Agosto "a Ell doctor
Hjalmar Schacht. dictator econo-
mico" del tercer Reich. ha %interve-
nido personalmente en- la luchar
contra Ell alza de precios ordenan-
do a los supervisors que "impi-
dan toda alza injustificada".
I'm communicate Official dice que
Schacht, Ministro de Economic y
presidente del Reichsbank, ha da-
10 instrucciones a los supervise
res para que vigilen ~cuidadosa
mente las fluctuaciones de precios
y para que impongan rgurosamen-
tie las ordenes generates references
a ellos. impldiendo toda infrac-
cion 10 mismo que cualquier alza
nc justificada'.
En- los ~circulos del ejercito Sc ha-
ce mofa del informe publicado en-
un periodico de Viena ~indicando
que pronto Sc espera en- Alemania
una dictadura de la heimwehr. Ase-
gurandose que Ell ejercito no inter-
viene nj intervendra en- la politica.
A~seg6rase, por Ell c~ontrario. que
los oficiales del ejercito estan sa-
tisfechos con ell socialismo nacio-
nal. puesto que hay mas dinero pa
ra los proyectos militares y mas
entusiasmo por ell rearme que bajo
cualquier otro sistema de gobier-
no que pueda concebirse para Ale
mania.
Ell movimiento contra los judios
Sc ha extendido a TODD ell pals sin
exception. Los r~esultados seran
presentados mariana por la noche
en- un resumen de Julius Ssreicher,
lfder de la campana anti-semftica,
en- un d~iscurso en- Ell palacio de los
deportes. Todos los asientos estan
vendidos va.
Los informes de Dortmund dicen
que hasta los nihos de escuela ha:
cen manifestaciones a~nti-judias y
Sc colocan detras de las personals
que salem de las tiendas semitas
y les prenden carteles diciendo:
"Soy un traidor a mi pueblo
putslo quc COIipIO n uu JuulO.
otros diez religiosos. tres frailes
v siete monjas. fueron e~njuiciados
nor vlolar las leyes sobre la none
da.
Los informes de provincias d.
cen que Ia a de carne v otros
alimentos es la excuse de los CO.
m~erciantes para subir los precios.
pero las ordenes dictadas por los
lfderes del partido Y los funciona-
rios del gobierno indican que los
i~nfractores de los decretos son Sc
veramente castigados.
Ell exceso de cello nazista puede
provocar dificultades al trafico de
turistas. como 10 demuestra un
cartel expuesto aquf " en- Colonia
diciendo: mo Sc debe molestar a
los extranieros Que no hayan he
cho ell saludo nazis'a".
La opinión., 1935-08-25
BUSCA A SUI HIJO LA
SONORA ESTRADA

La Sra. Carmen Granillo Fstra-
da, o Residential en- ell 500 Terra
&c Ave. Nogales, Ariz.. desea tener
informes respecto al paradero de
su hijo Gustavo G. Estrada. de
quien no tiene conocimiento desde
ell aho de 1921.
segnn los datos que envia Ia pc
ticionaria. su hijo salio de Noga-
les durante ell mes de Marco de
1920, y despues de algunas cartas
que lie dirigio no volvi6 a escribirle
desde Ia Ultima vez. en- Abril de
1921. En- esa OCCASION viva en- FLAGS
taft. Arizona.
la fecha debe tener SS amos de
edad. no s~abiendose ST es casado o
contin6a soltero como euando sali6
del hogan. Su padre. va difunto.
Sc llamaba Jesds Estrada. de qua
pc, Sonora. Y Ia madre es ordgina-
ria de Rayon, Sonora.
La opinión., 1935-08-25
DEBIA SIETE
OUINCENAS A
Los EMPLEADQS
No Sc sabe que hara Ell nue.
70 gobernador para all
war ell case

clUDAD VICTORIA, lamps,
Agosto "a (Exclusivo).- En- Ia
mas completa miseria dejo a Ia to
soreria del Estado, ell ex-gobernador
Rafael Vlllarreal, seg1n dicen los
primeros informes oficiales de Ia
nueva administration local.
Tai era Ell desastre econ6mico dc
Ia administrator villarrealista,
que Sc adeudaban sueldos de slete
%quincenas a los empleados publ
cos.
Lo que hara Ell nuevo goberna-
dor para salvar la crisis economi-
ca de Ia tesoreria local es ignora-
do, maxine que So sabe que en-
Ia Ultima semana de ~gobierno, Vi
llarreal exigio a las principales IN
dustrias del Estado que adelanta-
ran varios meses de cont1buciones-