davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-08-04
DE MILE SABE
VA 10 QUE SON
Los mo- FIRMES
FL celebre director Sc tira
la plancha de su vida en-
una pelicula
Por FIDEL MURlLLo
Especial para esta pasins de
ia Opinion"l

ia Opinion')
siempre fue famoso en- Holly
wood Cecil B. De Mile, por su
caracter POGO %dispuesto a acep-
tar mo" como respuesta a sus
indicaciones. En- torno de su II
gura Sc han bordado muchas le-
yendas que crearon en- Holly
wood a los famosos Eyes men,
individuos que a TODD tienen que
decir "Sf', tenga o no tenga ra-
ION el celebre megafonista de la
Paramount.
Sin embargo, en- dias pasados
tuvo que resignarse con de
esos "no" rotundos Y sonoros, an
tie la expectation de centenares
de personals que al %oirlos. temie-
ron por un momento que sc pro-
dujera un cataclismo. Nuestro
ibuen amigo Bill Pine cuenta
el case de Ia siguiente manera:
"Durante ell ataque de los cris-
tianos a la fortaleza de San Juan
de Acre, en- las escenas de LAS
Cruzadas", trabajaban en- ell set
unos quinientos comparsas, YES
tidos a la usanza medieval, for
mando ambiente para Ia produc-
ci6n pr6xima a lanzarse al mer-
cado.
Entire ellos habfa unos diez
hombres que Sc conducfan de un
modo raro. Daban pocas mues-
tras de discipline. Y parecfa I'M
p~ortarles I'm comino 10 que Sc or
denaba durante ell rodaje. Notan-
do De Mile que u indicaciones
no eran seguidas con Ia sunni
sion acostumbrada. mando dete-
ner la escena para preguntar an
alta voz:
-~"ITstedes., ustedes estan
echando este a rodar. Sc supone
que son actores. 5Por que no pue
den actuar como los demas?
SQuien los ha traido aquf? mo
saben que es ~necesario actuar.
ante las ~camaras?...
la respuesta, cast a coro. fue
un "No" rotundo, que hizo tenn
blair a todos los %presentes. I'm
mo" de esos que dan a enten-
der que quien 10 pronuncia tie
ne a que atenerse. Ell director Sc
quedo por un momento perplejo,
v luego empez6 a enrojecer de
ira....
"-IComo Sc entiende? Aqui ma
die puede decir mo-, senores...!
Y las cosas llevaban I'm NAL
rumbo, cuando uno de los ayu-
dantes del director Sc acerco a
su dido para decirle algo. La ac-
titud de De Mile cambio por
complete. I'm momento mas tar
de estaba cubriendose Ia boca
con la mano, listo a r%eventar de
risa....
"El director habfa olvidado que
diez bomberos del municipio de
Los Angeles habian sido desta-
cados para mezclarse entire la
~comparseria, vestidos como rex
tras", listos para atacar cual-
quier principle de incendio, que
podia representa- perdidas de
millares de dolares para la COM
pahia productorao..i
"Esos indivfduos tenfan ocul-
tos en- lugares estrategicos, invi-
sibles para la camara Y mas tar
de para Ell p1blico buen ndmero
de extinguidores rapidos Y 10
cobertores de lana empapados en-
aqua, para combatir cualquier
conato de fuego. Las mangueras
estaban conectadas o los hi
drantes, revelando las precau-
clones tipicas de los america
nos..."
10 que ignoraba tambien De
Mile era que esos diez mucha-
chos estaban bajo instrucciones
de proceder en- la forma en- que
10 creyeran convenience en- I'm
momento dado, con o sin ms
trucciones del famoso director
acostumbrado a DIR por todas
parties un cor de "Sf, sehor", tn
viera o no tuviera razon.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
ESTE
HOLLY WOOD!
SIC TRANSIT.
RECORDANDO
Y LAS PLUMAS?
Por Gabriel NAVARRO

IN INDIVIDUo m%acilento, con
media pulgada de barba entire
cana sobre los carrillos, vestl-
do modestamente Y con los
oios enrojecidos, compareclo
ante un juez de Los Angeles
en- dias pasados, para raspon-
der a n acusacion por en-
briaguez. Era ell suyo un c.
so comun, uno de tantos que
pasan Dor los tribunales memo
res en- la ciudad del Cine todos
( los dias. FL juez, sin levantar
! los ojos de su pupitre, 10 SEN
tenci6 a pagan una multa de
veinticinco dolares. \ ell acu-
sado, despues de limpiarse la
garganta con un conato de tos,
repuso en- VOC baja, en- un to
no que tenia mucho de suplica
Y mucho de excusa:
No tengo esa cantidad -
Y como no la tenia, fue a
dar a la carcel hasta que un
dliiSV ohSO
la suma. Uno de los contados
fieles amigos que quedaban a
aquel hombre que hace amos
tuvo ell cetro de la popularidad
en- TODD ell c%ontinente. Ell SEN
tenciado Sc llama William Des
mond, V fue, en- tempo de la
, pelicula silenciosa, uno de los
mas altos prestigios de La CT
nematografia.
Ell hombre que derrocho mu
chos millares de dolares; aquel
cuya voluntad fue ley en- la
: production de las peliculas tru
, culentas del 0este, ell idolo de
las ninas casaderas de 1920,
rodeado de aduladores intere-
yados, elevado hasta las NUDES
por los propagandistas, triun-
fador en las lides del arte VI
del amor. no tiene ahora
veinticinco dolares Ira pagan
una multa; no ,tiene una can
tidad menor que la que daba
como propina a los genuflecti-
vos camareros de los Cafes de
Hollywood hace menos de
ounce amos. Sic Transit.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Desdena a Hollywood!

Chdrlene SoUcrOft, bella rRbid eStudtdnte de la UnfUerSiddd de
Utah, u Quen dpdrece en- Ell grdbado, tiene la distinction de ser una
dc las poQHStmGS mueres que Ia deSdedddo a Hollywood. Electa
rend de los M0rmoneS en- Ia pobldcion de ogden, recibio inmedid-
tdmente prOpOSicioneS dc los estudioS para flmGr con an UentdioSo
C0ntrdto, dpr0UechdndoSe la publciddd del case. iQu6 hio clio, en-
Ell lugdr que miVdreS de mNjereS bonnds hubierdn dorado de emo
ci6n? COnteStdr que no lie intereSdbd el cine, mdS que en- cahddd
de eSpectddorG". Y he Gai an case propio para Ell cuioSo Ripley.
II. I. NeeS
La opinión., 1935-08-04

.ENSAMIENTOS que vienen en-
desorden a la mente, a la no
ra de escribir estas lineas:
Como Sc veria Jean Harlow
81 fuera excesivamente more
ma Y tuviese Ell pelo negro? De
SECURE que su decantada be-
',leza no serfa tan grande.. -.
Los muros del Brown Der
by" de Hollywood, tapizados
de caricaturas de estrellas CT
nefonicas. La mayor parte de
elias, desafortunadas. - Una
tarde en- que Clara Bow nos
recibio en- su lecho de enfer-
ma, con su ~secretaria al lado,
para relatarnos la verdad So
bre las versiones que circula-
ban en- torno de ella y a re
sultas de las cuales habfa cal
do en- CANA. Tenia las cejas
afeitadas y pintadas luego So
bre la piel, con lapiz azul. -
Con ell respeto que merecen
los senores criticos de Holly
wood, seguimos creyendo e.
esta columna que Joan Craw-
ford es una medianisima &C
triz. Y Greta Carlo Tampa
co nos convence. Nuestra es-
trella favorita es Claudette
Colbert. -. a pesar de que
no nos quiso recibir personal
mente hace unas cuantas soma
nas.-Soledad Jimenez ha com
prado un rancho Y realizado
con clio una de las ambiciones
de su vida. Todo con sus Ill
mas ganancias en- las peliculas
en- ingles. - Los dias en- que
Ramon Novarro, apenas sur
giendo, Sc quejaba ante nos
otros de que en- su casa nadie
creia en- su habilidad artist
ca. Querian que fuera dentis-
ta..,.-jQuien iba a decir a
Raquel Torres en- Hermosillo,
hace veinte amos, que llegar.1
a ser Observation-Disclosures del
Rio tiene treinta y dos amos d
edad.-Y la caida de Lupe We
lez ha sido tan rapida como
su ascenso a la cumbre. va ma
die habla de ella ...-Anto-
Mo Moreno Sc enfurecio al
malinterpretar un articulo pu-
blicado sobre Ell en- Mexico re-
cientemente, leyendo eXactI-
mente 10 contrario de 10 que
ell articulista habia dicho. -
Recuerdos de las "previstas'
en- los estudios mayores, cuar
do Sc trataba de peliculas er
espanol: va cuando la sala es-
taba LENA, dos o tres acto es
presuntuosos Sc instalaban Gel
ca de la pantalla, hablando a.
parecer de cosas indiferentcs
Y Jaime Devesa, a quien nc
Sc escapa NADIA, concentrate
5ue 10 que querian era darse
aumos, lucirse, hacer la gracis
q los espectadores de verlos a
GAtural. Este hollywood tie
we tantas cosas curiosas
4QVien es ell joven actor sud
,s.nericano que asegura que to-
.5as-pero todas-las mujere.
e enamoran de Ell apenas Il
ven?-Dolores del Rio gus
tanto al publico norteamerica-
no, por 10 mismo que a un;
parte del publico latino N
gusta: por la exageracion, !;
artificialidad de sus actuacio-
mes. Els decir, 10 que parect
artificialidad Y realmente ~
10 es; Dolores habla y Sc mu,
We, Y actua en- la vida real, CO,
mo 10 hace en- sus policulas
ESQ resulta "exotic" ira 10.
norteamericanos, y de ahi |;
fama.-Las noches sin suent
que paso Eduardo Cansint
pensando en- 81 gustaria o NJ
gustaria su hija para la partt
de Ramona. ! Ell mismo con-
fesaba que no guerra hacersC
(Sipue en- Ia 8a. Pau.)
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Reciiesm Casadlos

En- Ia totogrdtG Uemos al c61ebre director cinematogrdfco y hog
jee de production en- nnO de los gdndeS eStudiOs de HOltyUood.
Ernst Labttch, con la que es ahora Su eSpoSa, ViUian Gage. dctriz
ingleSG de la pGntdlG. AmbOS eStdn pOr hoy pdSdndo la luna de
miel.. . trdbajdndo en- los estudioS. La pareja eS la mGs reciente
que Sc hG tornado en- CineIandia.
Il I Ne0S
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Centelleos Columbinos
Personalidades de los Estudios

IRENE DUNE.-Esta popular
estrella ACADIA de ser c%ontrata-
da por la Columbia para una Sc
RE de fastuosas producciones.
Irene Dune ha sido una de las
artistas de comedia musical mas
estimada de Broadway Y estu-
vo por I'm aho en- la Opera Me-
tropolitana. Despues de Gina
IRON, en- cuya pelfcula hizo la
protagonista. Miss Dunno ha apa
recido con gran exito en- numero
sas producciones.
:cUIDADo, sEHoRAim-Jean
Arthur desempehara ell primer
rol femenino en- "iCuidado, Sc
hora!" (titulo professionally, Y
George Murphy, que ACADIA de
terminar La Canci6n del Do
lor" o Nancy Carroll, sera ell
galan responsible de la signifi-
cativa advertencia, iCuidado, Sc
flora!
HARRY LANGDoN, por cir
cunstancia % contratiempos-
que no han tenido NADIA que ha-
Ger con su labor de comico CT
nesco, estuvo retirado de la pan
ITALIA por algGn tempo.
Columbia lie contrato para
una serie de pelfculas de dos ro-
los. y tan buena acigida han te-
nido, que ell bufo de los gran
des ojos tiene parte important
te en- ell elenco de atlantic Ad-
venture, cuyos protagonistas
son Nancy Carroll, Y Lloyd No
Ian, y an la cual regresa a la
pantalla Clara Kimball Young,
La opinión., 1935-08-04

(sigue en- la sa. Pag.)
La opinión., 1935-08-04

de grato recuerdo. Albert Rogell
dirigira.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-17

NAGAN PRINTING COMPANY
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-17
ECONOMIC BALANCE
DUSTRIES

county though not recognized as in
l. Of industries to make their influence
4snch variety as to lend stability to this
cultural, educational and resort enter
On economic balance unknown to COM
Nm one source of income and suffer Sc
/ its operation.
the community makes for an ideal COLI
-ided they are not unusually large and
+ the city and county, thereby simplify
Using facilities and avoiding congestion
;trctS.
lents to offer prospective manufacturers
D industrial sites, ample water for do
tive, easily trained and reasonably con-
oderate all-year temperature, proximity
Inearness to the center of the eastern
with quick transportation placing the
O. sixty million consumers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-17
trial Progress Due
Ample Power

Immunity growth in general depend
|uaIlty Of power and utility service
pr. Live, growing and prosperous
yell financed and up-to-the-minure
b hand.
eturing purposes, produced by sub
Ike Power interests so widely en-
the Carolinas and at the same at
Industries, is available in Hender-
IN Public Utilities Company.
pes of these sections today present
that of a generation ago. The in
F past third of a century, so phe-
attention of the entire industrial
Hing up of a large number of nor
knd industrial communities, and in
be of the most favored regions in
bars, when the entire country, and
Fr, has been afflicted with a bust
ed severity, the people here have
FltiOn. In the face of the depres-
flal plants were established during
|hese have included food and feed
Erment factories, silk and damask
plants, canneries, and other indus
|lllzing the raw products from our
for large number of workers,
Fglng the wealth created annually,
pnitles.
past quarter of a century of cities,
Ks has automatically created one
5r all those things that the MOD,
|tducts from farms, manufactured
factories, professional services OF
this market has increased oppof-
hlture in the Carolinas, and has
Ontinued economic development.
by Bakers Art Gallery
The Washington times., 1935-03-01
Justice Chiefs
'NameSqke'
Is Hunted

"LOok out for and arrest a
neatly dressed man who says
he is J. Edgar Hoover"
This was a police order today
in addition to a warning to
merchants not to cash any of
Mr.. Hoover's" checks.
The lookout was issued after
Mrs. Mary O'Donoghue, cashier
in a liquor store in the 1900
block of B st. N. E., had de-
clined to accept a $40 check
signed by u. Edgar Hoover"
The man said he was from the
Department of Justice.
Later Mrs. O'Donoghue learn.
ed the man had visited her
home, nearby, and disappeared
with a pocketbook containing So.
The Washington times., 1935-03-01

~ y a
ment. including the executive
stat, Mr.. Edwards said was only
1860. From this number, it is
necessary to police 10 square miles
of territory in the District and as
sign many men to special duties.
While radio cars were rendering
. most efficient service nothing
he done could supplant patrolmen
on the beat.
M. o. Eldridge, assistant direc-
tor of traffic, told of plans going
forward for a new national high
way, to be built along the tow
path of the old C. and o. Canal.
Living Costs
Mrs. John Boyle, jr., chairman
OF the District of Columbia Con-
sumers Council, said the cost of
living had advanced % per cent
during 1884, and predicted a
further advance of IL per cent
during the current year.
She said dried skinned milk
should be sold in smaller lots and
made more easily available to con-
sumers.
The association indorsed a
resolution by Mrs. H. j. Steiner.
delegate to the Federation of
Citizens, opposing Commissioner
George E. Aliens plan to bring in
milk not approved by the District
health office.
Unanimous Endorsement was
given the Jenckes bill requiring
the American flag be displayed on
all Federal and municipal build
ings.
Mrs. Joseph R. Lydane was
named to confer with Super
intendent of Schools DR.. Ballou,
relative to establishing a night
school at Western High.
Limited Suffrage
The association, by unanimous
vote, Endorsed the plan proposed
by the Federation to reorganiZe
the District government, which
would give bona fide residents a
limited form of suffrage.
Senator Patrick A. McCarran,
Of Nevada is scheduled to address
the Burroughs Citizens Association
tonight in Burroughs School.
The Washington times., 1935-03-01
Kiwanis Has Lunch
For GridrOn Club

Members of the Gridiron Club
were feted yesterday at the XII
wants Club luncheon, in honor
of their fiftieth anniversary. Of
ficers of the club were intro
duced to Kiwanians. They are
Uric Bell, president; j. Fred
ESSary, treasurer; j. Harry Cum
ningham, secretary, and Fred
East and William F. Raymond,
directors.
Demonstration of the talking
books for the blind, principal
feature of the program, resulted
in a vote to purchase one of
the machines to add to the
present library of 35 talking
books now in Washington.
The Washington times., 1935-03-01
Business Men Oppose
4O-HOur Week Law

Proposed legislation to reduce
the hours of women employed in
industry here to 40 hours a week
was opposed by the Northeast
Washington Business Mems Asso-
citation, meeting last night in
Hamilton Branch Bank Building,
800 block H st. N. E.
DR.. J. J. Greeves. president,
named Joseph P. Bailey, Robert
Mccullough, Nelson Blickman and
j. P. Farmer a committee to con-
slider a change in the constitution
and bylaws to admit women to
membership.
The Washington times., 1935-03-01
Red Cross Plans
Life Saving Course

A five week course in life say.
ing will be conducted by the Dis
trict chapter of the American
Red Cross in the swimming pool
at the Ambassador Hotel, it was
announced yesterday. Lessons will
begin Thursday evening at 8
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1935-03-01

Inspector L. H.
Edwards, of the
M e t politan
polio told
m e m b erS of
Conduit Road
Citizens ASso-
citation at last
nights meeting
in Community
Church, Cathe-
dral Av n u e
and Conduit
r ad North
west.
The entire
personnel of
The Washington times., 1935-03-01
LIEUT.. EDWARDS
GIVES TALK To
CITIZENS
By A. ]. DRISCOLL
Citizens Associations Editor

The demand from citizens asso-
Citations throughout the city for
more police protection, cannot be
met unless we get more patrolmen,
, 1935-07-02
Prizes Offered
By DR.. Pepper
Attract M n v

Thousands OF entries are pouring
into the headquarters office or the
d Pepper Company In Dallas In
the last days Of their contest. which
has called for answers TO the queS-
tor OF What Is that grand DR..
Pepper f~lavor7". officially closes &C
midnight, July q.
Prizes for the contest include "a
grand prize OF $1,000 cash and IA
others totalling $500. Opinions OF
importial judges viii be final and
duplicate awards will be made In
the case OF ties. The contest is
open TO all retailers OF company.
provided they are not directly con-
nected with the parent company or
the Or. Pepper bottlerS.
A separate Dealers Contest" Is
being conducted by the DR.. Pepper
company simultaneously with the
event for consumers, offering S50U
In prizes. The dealers contest In for
the most effective use OF window
and interior displays. using the
piomotional material prepared by
Or. Pepper for the Flavor contest.
This material includes enlargements
OF the newspaper ads appearing
locally. In addition To contest hand
bills and entry cards. First prize
FOR the retailers Is $500 with %
other cash prizes offered. Both
contests r scheduled TO close nc
midnight on July 0.
, 1935-07-02
Relief Data Gathered

Executive and clerical force At
the Cameron County Relief office
has been busy for the past few
Gays compiling statistics for the
state headquarters who have re-
uuested figures 10 show what in
terest the political subdivisions of
Texas have taken in the relief &C
tivitieS
Contributions upon which reports
r made concern such items as
materials. supervision. truck hire
rents. and utilities which have been
supplied the local relief board. Com
pilation OF statistics OF this type
have comprised the work Of the
Cameron county board for some
time. II Is believed by officials that
with these compilations Cameron
county will stand high among the
counties OF the state in cont-ibu-
ton to the success OF the relief
program as carried out by the Texas
Relief Commission.
, 1935-07-02
Injured In
Raymondville Wreck
lspeclaI to The HeraIdI

RAYMONDVILLE, July 2.-Sev-
eral Valley persons sustained in
juries Sunday here at the corner
Of Hidalgo Avenue and 3rd street
in front Of the Methodist church
when automobile allegedly driven
BY Ed Stapleton and Lee Wilson,
cCllided.
Thuogh Wilson was unhurt, sew
eral OF the occupants Of his car we're
injured. Ida May Jones received q
fractured and dislocated c~ollarhone.
Dorothy Rogers a badly cut lip, NJ.
E. Cook a badly bruised leg, anc
Ella Wilson and John Wiiliar1S
slight cuts and bruises. Staplefosl
was uninjured in the accident. gIt
his companion. Miss Lillian lucy.
received bruises.
The left side Of wilson's ssdan
WAS dented, and the front Of SCoric-
tons sedan was smashed. AS there
were a number of cars park>d
around the church which had juSl
been dismissed neither driver was
able TO see the other and the &C
cldent was declared unavoidable.
, 1935-07-02
Carries Mail
Along Star X O [ 9

SAN Br.NITO. July Mrs. e.
telle Rindinger will carry the mail
herself between san Benitc and Har-
lsngen via Rio Hondo.
Mrs. Kindinger. awarded the con-
TACT Tor carrying the mail between
these points several weeks ago. ar
rived here Monday morning with her
first load. Her schedule calls for
departure from Harlingen in the
morning and return there In the eve
nlng.
IL was not known mt first whether
she would carry the mail herself or
sub-let the contract. She Is the sec
ond woman 10 carry a route Of this
kind. Mrs. Griffin OF Edinburg hav-
ing carried the Valley star route be-
tween Mission and Brownsville some
years ago.
, 1935-07-02

Board ~ directors cl the Browns
Sn f,tcns rsnb hf.s Lleir first meet
ssz ~ the Yerr LCnnsy niFht
iHgDnR present M tfe n &c ir-
1sa j ia. STOW. W. r. EcMirn.
gs1v3 5scst and ~. = = an DYKE
81 as cfsiciai staff. ard II A. Oar
ling A r. EcN2if, WI W rc1d e.
G EHrartf regularly rigr-e1 Mrm-
6nsG af atsr hoaru Az thR meeting
7rr scents uf committees Nrrt
frcr1nt ard plans fox actlvisv dur-
rg err vear EVre ovts NEE
, 1935-07-02
Cameron Records
i03RD DIST. u
Iudae A. M. Kent

FILED. Arthur w. Strubelt VS..
Gracy May Belle Ray Strubelt, suit
for divorce.
w. III. Nabours We. Henry q. Gay.
et al, suit 70 try title and for dam
ages.
Holmes Thomas Coonrod VS.. Ethel
+. Coonrod. suit for divorce.
Lillian Marie Fugate VS.. Howard
Fugate, suit for divorce.
Alfredo Bsrreda vs.. Avelina Nc
Allen de Barreda. suit for divorce.
Thursday Is the last day of SER
vice for the new term Of court TO
be opened July Is. Docket to be
called for settings July 49,.
, 1935-07-02
CURTIS TALKS
Sc POLITICS
Ex-Vice President Takes
Crack AT Republican
Craftsmanship

WASHINGTON. July 2 t1 -
Charles Curtis. vice president In the
Hoover administration, Tuesday de-
cIared for a change in the repub-
Iican national Craftsmanship.
They are not getting TO work
soon enough" he said In mn inter-
view. X think there ought 20 be a
new chairman"
He did not mention Henry p.
Fletcher by name. Fletcher Is the
present chairman Of the party's
national committee. He IL regard
ed rs the selection OF former Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover, titular leader
OF the party.
There are plenty OF issues"
Curtis said. The Save the ConSti-
tuition proposition is very important.
And I think there are too many
boards and commissions"
He referred 70 n speech he made
In Topeka. Kas.. August Is, 1892,
attacking bureaucracy" and con-
tinued:
III the republicans got In. they
would reduce the taxes. That's
what I think OF the Roosevelt tax
program. Remember the repub-
licans reduced taxes when Andrew
Mellon was secretary of the treas
ury. They could be reduced again
II they got rid OF these boards and
commissions"
Curtis added that there are "at
least a dozen" men In the repub-
lican party who can defeat Presi-
dent Roosevelt in 1886. Re did not
name them.
Sentiment for the republican
party has grown more In the last
six or seven weeks than In the
year before" Curtis asserted.
The party in power. through its
tax program. appears TO me TO be
trying TO take the mind OF the
country off the fact that the
supreme court MIRA decision ruled
out the democrats pet project"
, 1935-07-02
Rev. Boone Asked To
Speak i'm San Antonio

especial Ia ro4 +trrsict
HAELINOEN. Juiy PET, Leslie
A. R0one. pastor u The FIRST goth
Cllst church. has been invited 70
make a talk beio-s S~uth Tex5s
yCrEty judges anG commissioner A
sen Antonio July I2 re addressed
the convention OF this group Eeld
In Hariicgen IN January.
, 1935-07-02
N~IsCELLANEOU DATA
SUMMARY

Barometric pressure Distribution
changed little throughout the coun-
uy since last report. resulting In ht-
tie change in existing weather ccndi-
tons, though local showers were
somewhat more numerous IN the
Gulf states during the last "a hours.
Temperatures continue seasonahle 70
above normal practically through
out the country.
Brownsville 7 a. m. tCST) sea-
level pressure 1896 inches.
, 1935-07-02
Two NeW Producers
Expected in Hidalgo
County in Few Days
Especial 70 me Heraldl

MISSION, July a. Two more
new competitions are expected In
the Samfordyce field OF southwest
ern Hidalgo county late this week,
while one other test In the field Is
drilling below the Samfordyce
horizon and another was abandon
ed Monday.
Two wildcats In southern Hidalgo
county were drilling as were several
In Starr County and one IN VIII
lacy A new location in Cameron
county was abandoned when ar
rangements for a projected 5000
100. test we're not completed.
Three rigs were making hole for