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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-21
Truck Drivers Strike Ends
BIZ United Press

bW JUITtU FTfNS
PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-The
strike of 800 produce truck drivers
and teamsterS ended today when
their demands for a $50 minimum
weekly wage and a 40-hour week
were met.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-21
Card Party 10 BE Held

Aids of Alva P. Hovey. WOmen'S
Relief Corps, will give a card party
at the home of Mrs. Ida RuShton.
3l6 f. Vermont-st. at , Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-21
MARION COUNTY
MAPS 100000
WORK PROGRAM
Grade Crossing Separation,
Bridge and Road Jobs
Are Supported.

kof para LlpA OF grace IID~r444Ao. IDl4-
struction Of bridges and undeTpasses
with an approximate expenditure Of
100000 will be Marion County
recommendation 20 Federal en-
Rineers for spending its portion Of
the $4,000 900 allotted Indiana out
Of the huge Federal public works
program.
Herbert II. BlOcmker. county sur-
vey0r and highway superintendent,
said today that the county could
spend approximately 100000 for
highway and grade crossing i'm
provement
And we'd be glad to get that
amount" he asserted.
Projects under consideration BY
Mr.. Blcemker and county commits
sioners for spending the Federal
money hinges on whether the gov
eminent provides materials OF long
time credit for the payment Of ma
teriaS.
Court Ruling Is Helpful
The county can not buy materials
and unless the government provides
credit over a long term. it will be
useless for the county TO attempt
expenditure Of money allotted TO
II. Mr. BlOemker said.
He added that a ruling by Cir
cult Judge Earl r. Cox giving the
county a larger portion Of the gas
oline tax would aid highway con-
structi0n.
Projects labeled BY the county
surveyor for Federal aid and ap-
proval under the PWA funds fol-
low.
A levee to be constructed from
the SOuthpOrt-rd to the Marion
County line. on the east bank Of
White River. cost to be approx
mately s5O.0O0
Grade separation and overhead
bridge with a Strengthening of the
road at the High School-rd and
Ben Davis, cost S15OOOO.
Morris-st Underpass
New underpass at Morris-st and
Pennsylvania railroad tracks. $50
900
New underpass at FOrt-rd and
Pennsylvania railroad tracks. $780,
OOO
Grade separation and underpass
at the Big Four railroad crossing
and Acton. $4,000.
Extension of Lyndhurst- DIR from
1Oth-st TO Speedway City. $4,000.
Extension Of ProSpect-st over the
old RuShville rail right-Of -wav from
EmersOn-av to Stafford 50. $4,000 to
$4,000.
County Commissioner Dow Vorhies
fears that the $50 tax law NAV
again prove a "bugaboo" to Marion
County and the state in obtaining
funds from the new Federal works
program.
County Could Use 100000
He said the county could use 5000. =
600 on highway construction if the
government would accept this type
of work.
The county surveyor believes re-
vision Of dangerous grade crossings
and the correction of intersections
that have caused motOrcar fatalities
will be found more acceptable to
Federal engineers than highway
construction work when approving
plans profered.
The Southport levee project has
been approved by FERA engineers
and only awaits a second preSenta-
ton and another approval under
whatever appOrtionment the county
might receive of the new public
works money.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-21
DELEGATES ARE NAMED
Lutheran Church Appoints Repre-
sentatives to Cleveland Convention.

The Rev. H. M. Zorn, st. Paul's
Evangelical Lutheran Church pastor,
and Edward Sudbrock, Five Points,
have been chosen TO represent the
eight Lutheran churches of the Mis-
souri, synod in Marion County at
the 36th triennial convention be-
ginning June 10 at Cleveland, it was
announced today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
Ferryboat Strike
 Settlement Goes
 Up In Air Today
(By The Associated PreSS)

Seattle, Nov. P, - Pros poets of an early settlement of the ferry strike faded to- day, with operators and strik ing employees blaming each other for the breakdown of negotiations.
 A threat by Captain F, E. LovejOy, president of the Washington Shipowners As socation that they would op- crate the boats despite the strike, followed the strikers rejection of the proposal to relieve the ferryboat situa- tion pending a settlement.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
American Embassy Rome May Object
 Fearing Of Flags From Automobiles

The belief developed in London that the British gov- ernment might support the oil and coal embargo against Italy.
 An Official announcement said that the entire Ogaden area on the southern front was under Italian control. Ad vices to Rome said that dark horse columns were march ing across the Danakil desert from Assas, Eritrea, to attack Dessye, the Ethiopian field headquarters concentration point.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
Further Testimony Given In Trial Of
 Rioting Miners AL.
(By The Assoclated Press)

Juneau, Nov. 23, Wayne Young, Alaska Juneau mine testified at the trial of several miners charged with rioting last June, that he saw six or eight men run ming from the union hall and heard them shouting "let's get some ammunition.
 Young identified Warren Beaver, one of the defen- dants, as the man striking John Mclaughlin, one of the marchers, across the mouth during the riot.
 Assistant Chief of Police William Markle testified that several of the defendants were blocking the line of march, and when he told them to clear out, the men displayed defiance. Markle said it was then he released the tear gas.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
CHINA CLIPPER PLANE TOOK OFF AT SAY p M
 FRIDAY FOR MANILA
Pan American Airliner Carried Nearly
 Tons Letters Worth $63,OOO In Revenue

at BAY P. M. Pacific Stand ard Time.
 Postmaster General James Farley gave the order for the takeoff and announced that the Clippers load brought a profit of $47,O00 to the Post Office Department.
 The gross revenue from a hundred and fifteen thousand letters was $63,000 and the maximum cost was $16,000.
 President Roosevelt's "deer interest and heartfelt congrat ulations as an airminded sail orr was conveyed by Farldy at the ceremonies inaugural ing the service.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
Events Of The Day
 In Italio-Ethiopian
 Diplomatic Conflict
(By The Associated Press)

Undated, Nov. 23, - The American Embassy in Rome considered today, protesting formally against the tearing of American flags from auto- mobiles containing tourists from the United States.
 Italy began today enforc- ing its Franco-British boycott.
 Rome was reported to have warned France that an oil embargo would mean war.
 Italy notified today the In formation labor office at Gen. eva, that it will not be repre- Sented at the international maritime conference.
 A question arose tonight as to whether Italy contemplat ed leaving the League of Ma tiOnS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
China Clipper On Way to Manila Via
 Pacific Oc. Points
(By The Associated Press)


 Alameda, Nov. 23, - The big Pan American Airways Clipper seaplane service &C., ross the Pacific was launched Friday when the China Clip per, first of a fleet of sky-lin- CTS, scared away for Manila, via way points.
 The majestic China Clip per gave thousands a thrill as it flew into the evening with nearly two tons of mail. It dipped under the San Fran cisco Oakland bridge cables for the benefit of ten thous- and school children. The plane made a perfect takeoff
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23

Ada Blackjack, known the world over as the single sur vivor of an exploring party marooned several years ago on barren Wrangell Island is now recuperating from a se- were illness. The Eskimo wo- man was a member of the Steffanson Expedition, was operated on recently at the native hospital and is now slowly recovering at the home of Mrs. Nellie Willard. She went from Seward re- gently for treatment.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
Jack Sharkey On
 Comeback Try Is
 Victor Of Negro
(By The Associated Press)

Nby Inc ASSOcldleQ HTeSS)
 Boston, Nov. 23, - Jack Sharkey, former heavyweight champion, knocked out Eddie (unknoWn) Winston of Hart ford, Conn.,, twice in two rounds, as he launched a come back attempt.
 Sharkey hoored Winston in the second minute of the open ing round, and referee Johnny Martin disqualified Winston for not trying.
 The boxing commission and Sharkey's request permitted the negro to start again.
 Sharkey foored him twice in the second round after a fresh start, and he was then awarded the decision on a knockout.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
Rev. kasheyaroff Reportedbe Dying
 At Pioneers Home
(By The Associated Press)

Juneau, Nov 23, -Rever- endNicholas P. Kashevaroff, is reported to be dying at the Pioneers Home at Sitka which he entered last week.
 His brother Rev. A. P. Rash evaroff, curator of the mus cum here left today for Sit ka, where he will remain un- til the crisis is over.
 The sick man is the we'll known Russian Orthodox Priest of Kodiak. He was ac- companied to Sitka by his daughter Elizabeth who is still there.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
Ship Lines Warned By U. s. Shipping
 Bureau Be Careful Of Neutrality Law

whether the administration will clamp the pressure on other foms of business it aids financially such as banks and railroads.
 The Shipping Bureau sent warning letters today to the ship lines indebted to it, re- minding them that the sales of war materials to belliger- ent countries, was contrary to the neutrality policy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
Will Garry On Radio Campaign To Create
 Liberal Republican Party For l936
Borah Will Open Drive For Liberal
 Rep. Party Dec. 7
(By The Associated Press)


 Washington, Nov. 23, - Senator Borah announced a nationwide broadcast from Washington, D. C..
 December 7th he will open his drive for a liberalized re- publican party at the next campaign, in the first of a ser ies of thirty-minute discus sions on economic and poli- tics.
 His friends believe he may touch on the Canadian trade the AAA, conservative tendencies in the c o P na- tional organization, and the recent selection of a republi- can committee of sixteen to raise campaign funds.
 Borah is opposed to Fetch CTS action closing big busi- ness leaders for the finance committee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
Bulgarian Cabinet
 Out New One Come

Sofia, Bulgaria, Nov. 23, - The Cabinet of Andrea Tos- chef resigned today, after the premier informed King Boris that differences relating to in- ternational policies had creat ed a hopeless split.
 Former minister George Kosseivanoff was commission ed immediately to form new cabinet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
Frankie Kick Gets Decision In Bout
 Last Night. Nearer To Canzoneri Now

weight cuffed Al Roth of New York all over the ring last night, winning the ten round decision easily.
 The bout goes far toward giving Klick a shot at the crown of Tony Canzoneri, the lightweight champion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
China Clipper On Way Manila With Tons U. s. Mail
Football Players Blood For Coach
 Who Near Death
(By The Associated Press)

Lake Charles, La, Nov. 23, High school football play CTS today volunteered to fur nish blood for Coach R. s. Killen, who is near death from a bullet wound alleged- ly inflicted by the father of a student dismissed from the football squad.
 R. s. Russell is accused of shooting the coach. His son Clifford was removed from the squad last fall after be- ing charged with breaking training rules.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
l Killed Two Hurt
(By The Associated Press)

CBy The Associated Press)
 Tacoma, Nov. 23, Ray Roberts of Kirkland was kill ed and two others were in- jured in a collision between a truck they were driving and one that was stalled, last night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
U. s. Is Cracking
 Down Ship Lines
 Neutrality Policy
(By The Associated Press)

Washington, Nov. 23, = AS the government applied fin- ancial pressure on the Mer- chant Marine, to prevent the exports of the sinews of war to Italy and Ethiopia, specu- lation arose as to the next step in the neutrality police question.
 Conjecture is high as to
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
Lewis Resigned
 As Vice-president
 Am. Feder. Labor
(By The Associated Press)

Washington, Nov. 23, - John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers re- signed today as vice-president of the American Federation of Labor.
 His resignation was brot forward by long standing conflict between he and Will
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
Frankie Klick Gets
 Decision Al Roth

(By The Associated Press)
 New York Nov. 23, Frankie klick, San Francisco light
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-11-23
John L. Lewis, Vice-President OfA.
 F. Of L. Resigned Account Of Feud

liam Green, President of the Federation over two opposed theories of labor organiza- ton.
 Lewis supported the or ganization of unions by in- dustries and Green held to the long established practice of unions by crafts.
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, 1935-08-22

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Agosto %
Mas de 12.0c0 cinematografos de
los Estados Unidos s~uspenderan sus
actividades por dos minutes. a las
dos de la tarde de hoy, como tribute
q Ia memoria del gran humcriSa
Y actor de cine VIII Rogers. quien
perecio hace algunos dias, en- COM
pafia de wiley Post. su amigo, en-
las cercanias de Point Barrow.
Alaska, al estrellarse Ell avi6n que
piloteaba Post.
FL G~obernador Frank T. Merriam
de California, anuncio que habia
lanzado una proclama, en- Ia que
pedia q todos los RESIDENCES del es-
tado para que o~bServasen III minu-
to de silencio en- honor de la me-
moria del gran humorista.
Mas de 400 policias sc encuentran
listos para atender q los miles de
espectadores que asistirAn a los fu-
nerales del cad&ver de Rogers.
Las exequias Sc harAn al cadaver
en- Ell Rose Bowl de esta ciudd, uno
de los estadios mas grandes que Sc
han construido en- los Estados UNI
dos.
Mientras tanto, en- Oklahoma, ell
estado natal de Rogers. Sc prepara-
ban unos servicios especiales en- una
, 1935-08-22
Sc RESBALO
CAYENDOSE
DE EDIFICIO
Pogo De Cabeza, Y
Murio POGO TEMPO
Despues. FL Hecho
Ocurrio En- Hgn.

E ~
HARLLNGEN. Texas, Agosto a.
On trabajador do los que se encuen-
tran empleados en- Ia reconstruction
del Auditorio Municipal de esta
cludad, perdi6 pisada de el luRnr
dcnde Ne encontraba trabaiando, W
Sc cayo al piso del edificio. habiendo
muerto cast inatantaneamente.
El trabaJadcr que murio &c M
m9nera tan tragica era Richard
johnson de q amos de eoad. resi-
dente de eSta ciudad. " solo hAcia
pocos monentcs que habia sido EN-
pleado en- los trabajos de recons-
trucci6n-
Informes que recogi6 nuestro CO.
rresponsal en- esa ctudad. hacen sa-
Der que ell joven johnson Sc encon-
traba trabaJando cerca de I'm caseta
de projection, que se estA constru-
yendo en- Ell auditorio, cuando acct
dentalmente piso Sobre un material
o. construction. cue We encontraba
cerca de csc lugar.
Bruce E1bank. uno de los con-
tratistas. VIC 10 que iba q suceder, wv
Ianzo TN grito de alarna, pero fue
cemaSiado tarde.
1T material &c resbal6. el infor-
tunado Ioven perdio pisada. " sg
rrecipit6 hacia el piso. dando vuel-
tas 81 ceurpo en- ell aire. Al caer. Pc
Et de cabeza. muriendo cast ms
Iartaneamente.
e j6ven johnson. era empleado de
Tuck " owen, sub-contratistas de
Ia obrA.
Z Juez de Paz J. %. Nance. INDIGO
que rendiria un veredicto dc muer-
te accidental.
VI Reverend T. "A. Boone, oficiarA
en- los s~ervicios religioSos cuando
sea inhumado Ell cadarer Gle la VIC
TINA del destino.
Los ~funerales de johnson Sc We
rificaran en- eSta ciudad el viernes
n las cinco Gle la tarde. estando WA
cargo de In agencia de lnhumacic-
mes Waller Mckenna.
Sobreviven nj joven. su madre, su
espoSa. I'm ito v SUI abuelo.
La noticia cause sensation en- esta
ciucad.
, 1935-08-22
mo CONCEDIO
PE'TICION
FL COB. ALFRED
Despues De Haberla
Estudiado, Sc Fue
De La Capital Del
Estado De Texas

AUSTIN, Texas, Agusto 72.-m
Is oficina del Gobemador del Es-
tado de Texas, ST. James ". Alfred,
SC anuncio hoy que Ell Ejecutl-o
Texano. habia salido de esta ca
p:tal, sin haber concedido una Pc
tici6n de clemencia que We le hi5o,
pidiendole que cambiaSe Ia senten-
cia que habia Sido impuesta q Ber-
marc Lacoume. pintor de oficio, de
q ahos de edad, residente de Gal
weston, Texas, quien deber4 de mo-
rlr electrocutado ell viernes por Ia
mEiana.
En- Ia oficina del Gobernador. sc
dtjo que Ell Executive Texano hahfa
estY6iado In peticion que lie habia
Sjdo preSentada, asi como los in
formes del case que lie fueron pro-
rcrcionados por la Dtrecttva de
Perdones del Estado, e indic6 que
70 intervendrfa con Ia ~ejecuci6n del
pintor. Pocos momentos despues de
haber terminado Ell estudio que hi1o
del aSunto anoche, Sc RETRO Ell Co
b<rnador de su oficina.
Laucome fue sentenciado en- M
Cnndado de Angelina, por haber
caoo muerte al anciano Charley Z.
Cansler residente del Condado De
zavala, Ell dia z de febrero de 1894.
La actitud del Gobernador sig
mica Que Laucome debera de morir
en- Ia 3lla Electrica de In Peniten-
c.aria del Estado de Texas. mafiana
Dor Ia mahana.
, 1935-08-22
ENCHAPAPOTARON A
DOS RESIDENCES DE
CALIFORNIA HOY
Mas de 800 'Vigilantes' Llevaron A Cabo La
Hazana En- Las Ce~rcanias De La Ciudad
De Santa Rosa Esta Manana

SANTA ROSA, California, AgoSto
22.-Trescientos vigilantes lograron
Gprehender a dos presuntos Comu-
nlstaS en- esta ciudad, Y despues de
originar un ruidoSo escandalo a ba-
lazos, Y de disparar algunaS bombas
de gas lacrimoso, llevaron a los dos
incividuoS referidos. v los baharon
ron chapopote, habiendolos emplu-
mado deSpues.
Los ~"vigilantes" V organizaron al
atardecer del microbes, y s dedI-
caron a buscar "perturbadoreS".
Despues de haber localizado a Las
virtimas de las plumas Y del cha
popote, los "vigilantes" lograron 10
calizar a tres individuos mas, a
quienes propinaron tremenda gol-
piza.
Las personals que fueron victimas
del chapopOte v las plumas fueron:
Jack Green Y Solomon Nitzburg.
Ed. Wolf, George Ford. y G. Meyer.
fUeron golpeados. Y sc les dieron
ordenes de abandonar el estado.
Magno e~Scandalo Sc origino, Guam
co los "vigilantes" sc dirigieron a Ia
Residential de NitZburg. quien tiene
un rancho en- las cercaniaS de Two
Rocks.
AL acercarSe a dicho lugar. los
"vigilantes" hicieron NSparos con
armas de fuego, e hicieron explotar
algunas bombas de gas lacrimoso.
Ia chusma Sc present6 en- el ran
cho de Nitzburg, habiendo lido q
aquel lugar en- AUTOMOBILES. Guam
do llegaron ALI. obligaron a Green
q que fuese a lamar q Nitzburg.
Les AUTOMOBILES tenian cubiertas las
platas que tienen los ndmeroS de
las licenciaS.
A llegar Green q IA puerta de In
Residential, sc oyo una detonacion,
habiendoSe hecho un disparo sobre
IA chusma que Sc encontraba en-
squel lugar. Sc oyo una voz de mu-
jer que decia "DisparaleS a matar".
La chusma que Sc encontraba err las
cerCanias de Ia residential, Sc retro
al eScucharse Ell disparo.
Sc hicieron varios disparos. ha-
biendose continuado ell fuego, hasta
ole Sc acabo ell parque a uuienes
~dlsparaban. EntonceS los ~"vigilan-
tes' Sc acercaron a la Residential Y
lanzaron dentro bombas de gas
lacrimoSo. PocoS momentos deSpues
salio Nitzburg, habiendolo obligado
a salir de Ia casa los gases.
Algunos periodiStas que acompa-
naban a los "vigilantes" para yer ell
resultado. diieron que los escanda-
los que Sc habian originado cram los
mAc grandes Que habian visto en- ell
Condado de Sonama. donde ocu-
rrie ron los hechos, desde hace amos.
Hace tres amos Que ms chusma
fu-ecida Sc precipit6 sobre unos
, 1935-08-22

irdividuos. quienes Sc aleg6 habian
oauO muerte a tres agenteS de Ia
Follcia de San Francisco, y los lin
ch0.
DeSpues de que sali6 Nitzburg,
-o7-aron apoderarse del individuo y
. llevaron junto con Green a IN
llgar apartado. donde les ~cortarorl
Q. pelo q ambos, habiendoloS ba-
hado con chapopote y emplumadc
despues.
Despues de que los emplumaron,
dijeron algunoS de los periodicals.,
los traieron a Santa Rosa, donde los
obligaron a caminar delante de to-
dos los AUTOMOBILES. mientras que
Ia chusma les hacia burla.
Fl ruido de los pitos de los auto
movies era enSordecedor.
DespueS de que salio Nitzburg de
su Residential Y al tempo de que sc
10 llevaba In chusma, sali6 una
mujer acompanada de varios nidos,
quieneS noraban y lanZaban gritos,
cUando sc llevaban al individuo re-
ferido.
Todos los "vigilantesS Tlevaban las
CdIdS PAlbdu1o dr Ac8AO " ADaA cA-
mascarados, para que no lograSe
naoie averiEuar quienes eran.
Algunos de ellos llevaban bigotes
falsos. que Sc habian pintado con
corchoS quemadoS.
Habfa mas de c~incuenta automo-
viles en- la procession que fue al ran
che de Nitzburg.
La Policia de eSta ciudad Sc en-
oortraba investigated el asunto. Pc
TO no habia logrado averiguar In
identidad de los "vigilantes".
, 1935-08-22
LA POLICIA
NVESTICA
I'm CRIMEN
Dicen Que Els FL
Grim G N Perfecto'
La Policia Trata
De S~olucionarlo

LONG BEACH, California. Agostc
Pa Policfa de esta ciudad ira
taba de solucicnar Ell dilema de la
muerte de Ia Sra. Gladys elena
Far. de "a amos de edad, cuyo cuer-
10 fue encontrado en- eli cuarto de
banjo de su residencia en- esta ciu-
DAD. dentro de Ia tina de baio.
f. cuerpo presentaba una herida
en- Ia cabeza. al parecer inferida con
anna de fuego.
Por las investigaciones que prac-
tic6 Ia Policia Sc sabe que Ia Sra.
FAT fue muerta cuando Sc encon-
traba Sentada en- una silla, y que
Ell cuerpo fue Llevado q In tina del
baho. donde fue colocado.
Fl Captain de Detectives o. M.
Murphy declare que Ia Policia no
hahia logrado establecer Ell motive
Por el cual habia sido asesinada Ia
Eermosa mujer.
Dijo Ell Captain Murphy. que pa
recia ser Ell "crimen perfecsgr.
, 1935-08-22
SaIio FL Ingeniero
V. Cortez Herrera
Para Mexico

ESta manana. salio para Ia ca
rstal de Ia Republica Mexicana, por
ri avion de la Pan American Air
wsys, ell Sub-secretario del Depar-
tanlento de Communications Y Obras
PablicaS del Gobierno de Mexico
Sr. Ingeniero Vicente Cortez He
rrera.
r. Ingeniero Cortez Herrera. lego
a Ii vecina ciudad de MatamorOS
autier. ~habiendoSe dedicado a ms
peccicnar los sistemas de control
Que Sc tiene p~royectados para eSa
region a~gricola.
DespueS de haber conference.-the
cor ell Ing. Jose Maria Ramirez. le-
H. de las oficinas del Control en- "a
verina ciudad de Matamoros. Ell Ing.
Cortez Herrera. acompahado de-
Ineeniero Ramirez Y de alRunoS
fniembros del personal de la oficfna
de control en- Matamoros. hicieron
I'm recorrido por toda Ia region para
carse cuenta de las necesidades del
sistema de control.
"Esta region agricola es mucho
mas RIGA en- Ia production de algo-
don que Ia region Lagunera del Is
tadC de Coahuila" declare Ell sub
secertario de Comunicaciones Y O.
bras PublicaS. antes de salir.
Fl Ing. Cortez Herrera, concedio
ma entrevista a un re~presentance
cel Heraldo de Brownsville Ell mier-
coles Dor Ia noche, dando q conocer
los proyectos que Sc llevaran a caoc
IN esa REGION. los cuales da-emos a
copoce a los lectores del Heraldo
en- Ell proximo numero.
Acomoanaron al Ing. Cortez He
rrera al areodromo el Ing. Ramirez,
' otras personals de Matamoros.