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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22
MILK PRICES NO
LONGER UNDER
AAA CONTROL
Secretary of Agriculture
Asserts Department Is
Not interested.
BY DANIEL KIDNEY
Times staff Writer

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-What
the consumer must pay for milk is
no longer a matter Of practical in
terest to the AAA, according to 2
new policy enunciated by Henry A..
Wallace, Secretary Of Agriculture.
1--WE are not interested in the price
spread between producer and con-
sumner" Mr.. Wallace asserted under
questioning at his press conference.
Our interest is getting more
money tor the farmers"
He explained later that ne be-
lieved competition" would keep re-
tail milk prices down. The spread
to the middleman is not as great
as in 1920-21, he said.
Keeping down the consumer price
was part of the program announced
last year when the AAA first at
tempted milk control. But that has
been abandoned along with DR..
Frederick Howe as consumers coun-
sci; Jerome Frank, AAA general
counsel, and their assistants in the
recent so-called radical purge" of
AAA.
Another advocate of consumer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22

announced the election of Ashton
Gorton, Kokomo, to the presidency
of the chapter.
William Rohr, Indianapolis, is
vice-president.
Mr.. Gorton was the fall semester
editor of the Collegian, campus
paper. He is a member of the senior
class and is majoring in journalism.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22

Many characters of whom Napo-
leon wrote in the love letters
which are appearing daily in The
Indianapolis Times, appear in
"L'Aiglon" which Eva lie Gallienne
will present at English's next
Monday and Tuesday nights.
These pictures were especially
posed by Miss lie Gallienne and
her company while playing in Chi
cago to illustrate the characters
mentioned in the love letters of
Napoleon, as well as those in the
play.
/. Miss LIE Gallienne as "L'Aig-
lon," son of Napoleon and Marie
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22
SOCIAL DEPARTMENT OF
FARM BUREAU TO MEET
Fifth Annual Conference of Group
Will Be at CIaypool.

The fifth annual conference Of
the social and educational depart
ments Of the Indiana Farm Bureau
will be held Wednesday and Thurs
day in the Claypool with Mrs. Lii
lie d. Scott. Clayton, chairman. in
charFe.
Or thousand farm women from
al over the state attended last
year. Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Raymond
McNeal. RusSiaville. and Miss Della
Hemmer. Huntingburg. are district
leaders
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22
INDIANA LEADS
IN NUMBER OF
FARMER LOANS
HooSierS Borrow More Than
Any Other Of Four
States in District.

Rr r f-ss Special
WASHINGTON. Feb. p. - Indi-
ana leads the four states OF the
Fourth Farm Credit Administration
District in the number Of loans TO
farmers cooperative associations,
John z. Brown. president Of the
Louisville Bank for Co-operatives,
reported today.
Mr.. Brown, J. 3. z. LsPlante,
president Of the Louisville Inter
mediate Credit Bank. and Walter F.
Calm. president Of the Louisville
Production Credi. Corp. are here
attending a meeting Of Federal in
termediate credit executives.
To the close Of the week ending
Feb. 8, the Louisville Bank for Co.
operatives had received applications
totaling S4.J44. 396 and made COM
mitments for loans OF S2.951 900 10
farmers co-operatives in Indiana,
Ohio. Kentucky and Tennessee. .
Mr.. Brown said.
Indiana cO-operatives led the list
and Ohio was second
Advance payments for tobacco
marketing Is now putting large
amounts Of money into southern
Indiana. Kentucky and Tennessee,
he declared.
The first year Of operation by the
bank has far exceeded expectations,
he reported
The institution opened its books
for business Feb. 2. 1884" Mr.. Brown
explained. AT that time. officials
estimated loan bUziness of
81 900, 900 for the first year. At the
close Of business Feb. 3. this year,
this preliminary estimate had been
practically trebied by commitments
made for loans TO the various mar
keting and purchasing associations
throughout the district.
Ten per cent of the advances
made TO cO-CperativeS has been 70
facilitate loans, supplying funds for
acquire needed physical facilities,
while 90 per cent have been COM
modify loans or to supply operating
capital.
The greatest ,,IIlber Of COM
mitments has been m : for a pc
Rod of five years, others falling due
within a year or less, and few
running over as much as i0-year
period"
Eepayments have been prompt.
the record shows. on July 1, 1885.
average length of time Of outstand-
ing loans was five months and six
days and borrowers had repaid 65
per cent Of their minimum annual
Tepayments during that time.
In other words. IS per cent of the
minimum annual payments have
been made within IS per cent Of
the time allotted to them. Under
the monthly installment payment
plan instituted by the bank. only
one delinquent borrower was re-
ported and the total delinquency
but Sl65.5O. All interest payments
had been made to date.
"Our largest number of loans has
been made to farmers organizations
which market grain and purchase
farm supplies for members" Mr..
Brown concluded. Dairy marketing
associations come next. with a fair
showing of cooperative engaged in
the marketing of livestock, fruit and
vegetables. baby chicks. wool ard
seeds. Largest commodity loans have
been made on tobacco"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22

Louise, and Marion EvenSen as the
Countess Camerata, niece Of
Napoleon.
g. Merle Madden as Marie
Louise reading a letter from Napo-
leon.
3. This picture is known as the
family group and shows, standing,
Averill Harris as Metternich, who
engineered the marriage of the
Emperor and Marie Louise; Miss
LIE Gallienne, as the "Esglet";
Leona Roberts, as the Archduch-
ess; seated, Merle Madden, as
Marie Louise; Sayre Crawley, as
Franz, Emperor of Austria.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22
PARK BEAUTIES LISTED
BY PUPILS AT MANUAL
Red Cross Unit Sends Descriptions
to Polish Schools.

Members of the Junior Red Cross
chaper. x Section, at Manual Train
ing High school have been actively
working on portfolios to send to
Poland to 5play to pupils there
the beauty the National Parks in
this country
The project is being directed by
Betty Stitch. Her assistants are
jeanette Rent, Paula Moates and
.1uth Tiefert.
MAGAZINES and other reading mat
Ter are being accumulated for o4s-
tribu ion to the 'atients at the Vet
Grams Hospital by the Junior Red
Cross. Students on the committee
for this project are Marjorie How
ard. chairman; Mildred Briggs and
Margaret Muegge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22
Editorial Writer Is Dead
VTni'cd Press


NEW YORK. Feb. %. - John
Langdon Hcaton. Is. editorial writ
er Of the New York World for 80
years, died yesterday. He was a
life member Of the advisory board
of the Pulitzer School of Journal
ism, Columbia University.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22
IVA Distributor Shows Profit

0F G. NINfN fFfts
CORINTH. Miss. Feb. pa net
profit OF 37.6S per cent for the first
seven months Of operation was
shown today by the Alcorn County
Association. which distributes IVA
"yardStick' power on a cooperative
basis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-22
ASHTON G0RT0N NEW
SIGMA DELTA CHI HEAD
KOkomO Man Elected President
of Butler Chapter.

The Butler University chapter of
Sigma Delta Chi, national profess
sional journalism fraternity, today
Evening star., 1935-09-29


ando he
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-22
NOTICE OF PUBLIC WORK

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a resolution of intention, be-
ing Resolution No. AIT, was on the
9th day of March adopted and
passed wherein it was proposed that
a certain alley therein referred to
and hereinafter described be va
Gated and entirely closed up. Said
Alley is described as follows;
That alley, 10 ft. in width, ad-
joining Blks. IA, Is and AZ, Addi-
ton No. to Ell Centro, on the
South and extending from Fourth
Street TO Seventh Street, all as
shown by Maps No. 124, 162 and
206, filed in the office of the
County Recorder of Imperial
County, California.
Said resolution of intention is
hereby referred to for further par
ticulars.
FURTHER NOTICE IS HERE
BY GIVEN that any person inter
ested objecting to the said closing
of the said Alley may make writ
ten objections to the same within
ten days after the expiration of
the time of the publication of this
notice and such objection or OBJ
jections will be given a hearing by
the City Council as provided by
law.
PHILIP w, KNIGHTS,
Street Superintendent of the City
of El Centro.
mar 20,21,2223, ,25 ,26, ,27, ,28, ,29, 80
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-22
~
CITATION AND NOTICE OF
TIME AND PLACE OF
HEARING
Juvenile Department

In the Superior Court Of the State
of California, in and for the
County OF Imperial, in the Mat
ter of WILLIAM KEITH BATES.
a person coming under the Juve-
nile Court Law.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA send greetings to:
Louise Redding Bates and Frank
Bates, the mother and father OF
the above named william Kieth
Bates:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that on the 9th day of
February, 1885, a petition was filed
in the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the Coun-
ty of Imperial, Juvenile Depart
ment, praying and asing that Will
liam Kieth Bates be made ward
of said Juvenile Court under the
provisions of Subdivision / of Sec
ton Is, of that said Act entitled
IAN act to be known as the juvenile
court law, and concerning persons
under the age of twenty-one years;
and in certain cases providing for
their care, custody and mainte-
nance; providing for the probation
airy treatment of such persons, and
for the commitment of such per-
sons to the Whittier State School
and the Preston School of Indus
try, the California School for Girls,
and other institutions; establishing
probation officers and a probation
committee to deal with such per-
sons and fixing the salary thereof;
providing for the establishment of
detention homes for such persons;
fixing the procedure and treatment
or commitment where crimes have
been committed by such persons;
providing for the punishment Of
those guilty of offenses with ref
erence to such persons, and defin-
ing such crimes; and repeating the
juvenile court law approved March
8, 1909, as amended by an act ap-
proved April 5, 1911, and as amend
ed by an act approved June 16,
1913, and all amendments thereof,
and all acts or parts of acts incon-
sistent herewith" approved June 5,
1915, and amendments thereto, to-
wit, that said minor child William
Kieth Bates has been abandoned by
its said father and mother, and re-
queSting hearing on said petition,
and you and each Of you are here
by notified that the Court has
fixed the time and place OF hearing
on said petition as Tuesday, March
Goth, 1885, at the hour of 2 o'clock
p. M. or as soon thereafter as the
matter may be heard, in Depart
ment One of said Court in the
Court House in the City of Ell Cen
tro, County OF Imperial, State of
California; that said petition is
signed by Jean Meyer, Deputy Pro-
baton Officer Of the County of
Imperial, State of California, and
you and each OF you are hereby
cited by the above entitled Court
to be present at the time and place
aforesaid, and show cause, if any
you have, why said William Kieth
Bates should not be found and de-
termined to be ward OF the Ju-
venile Court of the County of I'm
perial. State of California.
DATED this 9th day of Febru-
ary, 1885.
E. A. NANCE,
Probation Officer of the County of
Imperial, State OF California.
Mar 1-8-l5-22
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-22
Rooms for Rent

ROOMS with baths, reasonably
priced, by day, week or month.
Blue Moon Hotel. 1912
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-22

FOR RENT-DesirabIc roons. ITO
Olive. oh
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-22
Professional
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j. IY. TOSS
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
485 Brighton Ave. Phone 1885
Auditing, Income Tax, Bookkeeping
Associated with
CRENSHAW, DIEHL & WRIGHT
Certified Public Accountants
Santa Ana-Riyerside- Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-22

COMFORTABLY room IN home.
665 He'll. 3l-to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-22
Lost and Found

LOST-Boston Screw tail pup. An
swers to name Mugs Re
ward. D. f. Finn, 534-A Holt.
2l-3
, 1935-08-18
Ell |NGEN|ERO
ENRIQUE CANSECO
De TAMPIC0, lamps.
La Legislature Del Estado Concedio Aver
Licencia Indefinida Al Gobernador r.
Willarreal. Ell Estado Esta En- Paz

e G~obernador Villarreal habia
S.do objeto de muchos ataqueS de
parte de los campeSinos v algunaS
lie las organizaciones obreras, pero
cpto por retirarse del poder a ms
tancia del PreSidente de Ia Repu-
blica, General LAzaro CArdenas.
FL PreSidente Municipal de Ma
tamoros. ST.. r. Munguia c., regreSo
ell vierneS por la tarde, procedente
de la Capital del Estado de Tamau-
Lpas a donde habia lido atendienoO
I'm llamado que lie habia hecho el
Gobernador Villarreal.
Fl ST.. Munguia. informo al He
RADIO aver que los asuntoS que 10
Faoian llevado a Ia Capital del Es-
tado de Tamaulipas. sc habian ARE
e!ado Satisfactoriamente.. Y que "a
bora que sc habfa solucionado Ia
situacion, e dedicaria a llevar a
cabo los proyectos de Ia installation
del aqua potable, de Ia pavimen-
tacion de las GALES, y de Ia higie-
nlZacion de Matamoros
TODD sc Ia arreglado. v en- pocos
dfaS vendra a esta ciudad Ell Inge-
micro Guille-mo Williams. de Ia
Compania Constructors del Norte,
S. A. Y Ell ST.. Roberto Riveroll, Pre-
sidente del Credito Industrial de
Monterrey, para tratar Ell asunto
del prestamo para la installation del
moderno sistema de aqua potable
cor que Sc va a dotar a Matamoros,'
dijo el Sr. Munguia.
, 1935-08-18

MEXICO. d. F. Agosto IT, In
formes que Sc recibieron hoy pro-
oedentes de Ciudad Victoria, capt.
tai del EStado de Tamaulipas de-
clan que la disputa politica que Sc
habia originate en- Ell Estado, Y la
que origino una p~rotesta de pare
de los campesinoS de Tamaulipas
hace algunas semanas. Sc habia
sClucionsdo hoy, cuando Ia LegIs-
latura del Estado. habia concedido
una licencia indefinida al Goberna-
dor de Tamaulipas, DR.. Rafael VI
l.arreal.
Los informeS dicen que el Inge-
nero Enrique Canseco. de Tampi-
co. Tamaulipas. habia Sido nombra-
do Gobernador INFERNO.
, 1935-08-18
Sl49,56O SERA
Ell C0ST0 DE
INSTALLATION
Del Moderno Servicio
De A Potable
Que Sc Instalara En-
Matamoros

Especial para 1T Heraldo)
MATAMORO5, lamps. AgoSto INV.
I'll Prcsidente Municipal de esta CT
dad. ST. r. Munguia c., quien lego
a Matamoros procedente de Ia ca
rital del EStado, Ciudad Victoria.
eel vieTnes, declare ell sAbadO IN un
representative del Heraldo. cue el
Congress- de Tamaulipas habfa apro-
bado los pianos de Ia installation
del moderno servfcio de aqua po-
table cue Sc tiene proyectadO inS-
tElar sn esta ciudad, " que adernAS.
habia aprobado Ell emprestito de
Si49 5000 pesos que sera Ell costo
de In moderna installation de- aqua
potable que se llevarA a cabo rn
MstamoroS.
III P~residente Municipal mogtr6
una copia del Diarfo Official del Is
tado. en- la que aparece la noticla
referfda.
Declare ei Dr.. Mungu1a que Evil
HRrtes de esta semana. IleEaran n
t2ta ciudad, el ST. Roberto Riveroll.
Presidente del Credito Industrial de
Monterrey, v ell ~Ingeniero Guillerrno
williams, de I'm Compahia COnstruc-
tora del Norte. y. a., para levHr o.
cabo Ell contrato del empresttto y
fideicomiso.
I'm nueStro ninlero del lunes da-
remos N conOcer N nueetrog lectnrum
detalles completes acerca Gle I'm no
ticia referida.
, 1935-08-18

ncche. y que habia descubierto que
Luis Landeros. el herido que Sc EN-
cuetnra en- Ell Hospital de Ia MERGED
&C esta ciudad. es ciudadano mex-
cano.
Emilio de Leon. fue muerto. y Luis
Lsnderos Sc encuentra gravemence
herido en- el hospital de la MERGED
de esta ciudad. como resultado de
una balacera Que Sc regiStro ell jue-
res por la noche en- ell lugar que
declmos. con Agentes Aduanales
Americanos. y un Diputado de She
riff del Condado de Cameron.
e Consul de la Cara. declare
que en- vista de que ell herido es
cIudadanO mexic2nO. lleVara a cabo
n minucioSa Investigation del
case.
Ademas declare Ell Consul, que
estA cast SECURE que Emilio DE
Leon, quien fue muerto en- Ia bala-
cera, era ciudadano americana, v
por ESQ Solamente investigate "a
cue stion de las heridas que recibio
kttI QCEOc.
Landeros v de Leon. fueron blan-
COS de los diSparos hechoS por los
Agentes Aduanales Roy Collins y
Earl Weathers. Y Ell Diputado de
Sheriff Bob Smith.
Los agentes declararon que habian
Gado a conocer 81 identidad a los
irdividuos. quieneS diieron que
traian una cantidad de licor. ha-
blendoles dicho que Sc detuvieSen,
zero que Sc les hicieron unos dispa-
roS Anadieron que entonceS ellos
Labian contestado ell fuego.
e Consul de la Cara declare Que
Ell habfa hablado con ell herido Lam
deros. v que Landeros habla decla-
RADIO que nj Ell nj DE Leon andabar
armadoS cuando ocurri0 Ia balacera
e Asistente del Fiscal Federal
Jsmes l. Abney, do a conocer una,
dtclaraciones, despues de habel
practicable una Investigation, al.
ciendo que en- 81 opinion, los agen.
ties tuvieron ra1on porque hacel
fuego.
, 1935-08-18

y Rogers Sc encontraban envueltos
en- unaS SabanaS.
Las HeridaS Que Tenian
Los medicoS que examinaron los
cuerpos, dijeron que Ell cadAver de
Rogers, presentaba una lesion en- Ia
frente, consistiendo esta de una
enorme cortada Tenia el pecho
aplastado.
Il cadaver de Post. tenia las dos
piernaS rotaS, asi como Ia camilla
del brazo derecho. y Ell brazo IL
quierdo estaba roto. Presentaba
tambien algunaS escoriaciones en-
ctraS parties del cuerpo.
Er esta ciudad Sc encontraba un
glganteSco avion de Ia Pan Amert-
can Always, Ell cual esperaba con-
diciones f~avorables atmoSfericaS pa
r. hacerse al aire con los cadaverLS
v conducirlos q los EStados Unidos.
Fl cadAver de Post sera tnhumado
en- Ell cementerio de Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma.
sc espera que los cadAveres lie
guen a los Estados Unidos FL lunes
por Ia mafiana.
Sobreviven q Post, su viuda, y sus
padres, v q Rogers. ia vtuda v dos
hllog.
, 1935-08-18
Convention De
Los Jovenes
Dem0crataS
Especial para Il Heraldol


SAN BENTTO, Texas. Agosto IT.
Los miembroS del Club de Jovenes
Democrats Americanos que deSeen
esistir a Ia Convention que Sc lie
vara a cabo en- Milwaukee. Wis
consin, deberan de reservar sus
bOletos cuanto antes. dieen los in
fCrmeS que sc han recibido por el
Cub de Jovenes Democratas de es-
Z, ciudad.
Los miembros que aSistan a eSca
convention. deberan de estar Ell
Fort Worth, Ell microbes al medic
die, pues Ell tren especial que saldra
de Fort Worth v Dallas. saldra Ell
mercedes por la tarde. Sc dice que
e. Presidente Roosevelt asistira d
Ia Convention que declines.
AlgunaS personals RESIDENCES de
San Benito, Y miembros del club
reierido, haran ell viaje a Milwau-
kce, para asistir a Ia convention.
, 1935-08-18
D eclara Ell Pie.
Del Partido
Nae. Rev.

MEXICO. ID. w.. Agosto l7.-AT.-
Interrogado Ell ST.. Lie. Emilio Por-
ties Gil. Presidente del Comite Eje-
cutivo Nacional del Partido Nacf0-
nal Revolucionario. por Jos repre-
sentantes de In prenSa acerca Del
resultado de las elecciones para GO
hernador celebradas recientemente
or el Estado de Colima. dicho fun
clonario les manifesto que el C.
Teniente Coronel Miguel Santana.
Candidate soStenido por Ell Partid0
Nscional Revolucionario. habia OBJ
tenido ell triunfo en- TODD Ell estado.
DOR 10 Que W. le considerable como
gobernador-electo Gle dicha entidad
f~ederativa.
, 1935-08-18
LA CORRIDA DE
TOROS EN- La
H. MATAMOROS
Los Hermanos Carlos
Y Manolo Arruza Sc
Presentaran Hoy A
Las Cuatro
Especial para FL Heraldo)

MATAMOROS. lamps. AgoSto IL.
-ESta tarde a las cuatro en- punto,
Sc presentaran en- Ia Plaza de To-
ros "Bienvenida' de eSta ciudad, los
famoSoS hermanoS Arruza. Manolo
y Carlos. quienes dieran tan buena
actuacion en- ell ruedo local, Ell DO
mingo pasado.
e e~rlpreSario. Sr. Ignacio Gallar-
do. declare aver. que TODD Sc en-
cueEtra liSto para Ia coFrida de to-
ros Que sc verificara en- Ia Plaza
"Bienvenida", a la bora indicada
81 Ell tempo 10 permite.
Sc lidiaran a muerte cuatro bra
y1slmos toroS de Ia misma ganaderla
de los Que sc lidiaron a muerte Ell
domingo pasado.
Los hermanos Arruza. Sc preSen-
taran al publico en- Ia Plaza de To-
ros de eSta ciudad. por una peticion
especial.
La semana paSada Sc portaron
tan bien los dos hermanoS toreroS,
a. Ell Publico los saco de Ia Plaza
Ge ToroS en- hombroS, dandoles en-
eSa forma muestras de Simpatfa,
por Ia valentia v gracia con que TO-
re6ron.
Los aficionadoS que preSenciaron
la corrida, dijeron cue era una ue
las mejores que Sc habian preSen-
tado en- esta ciudad. diciendo ade-
mas que era la primera vez que sc
habia dado muerte a un toro de una
scla eStocada. en- la nueva Plaza.
Sc referian al toro que mato Ma
flolo Fue tan certera Ia eStocada
que di6 al bicho. que aquel rodo por
terra, segundos despues de que le
penetrara el eStoque en- Ell cuerpo.
Varias veces sc oyeron dianas,
pruebas de que los hermanoS Sc
p0rtaron muy bien habiendo salts
fecho al publico del TODD.
EsperamoS que la corrida de hoy
sea Ia mejor que Sc haya ~preSentaco
er Ell ruedo local, v sin duda cue
los dos hermanos. baio Ia hAbil di-
reccion del ex-matador Soils. lle-
Esran a ser unos de los melores To-
reros en- Ell mundo.
Sc han vendido muchisimos bc-
letos. por 10 que es cast SECURE
que la Plaza Sc vera pletorica de
spectators.
, 1935-08-18

La CORTE
A z HERMANOS
Habra Audiencia En-
La Corte Del Juez
Fields Ell Lunes,
Dia l9
Especial para Ell Heraldo)

AA1R&AA4A R4AG III AACA1 4AQN
HARLINGEN. Texas. Agosto IT
Una audiencia Sc llevara a cabo Ell
tunes en- Ia Corte del Juez de Paz
viii @. Fields de eSta ciudad, en-
IA que sc p~reSentaran los hermanos
Otis v Abe Ewing. RESIDENCES de
esre ciudad. quienes fueron deteni-
dos cerca de Ia escena de una ba-
lacera que sc regiStro en- la Gale
Polk de Harrington, ell viernes de Ia
semana pasada.
En- ia balacera, muri6 George
Dunlap, joven reSidente de esta
ciudad. Y Mackey Chaudoin fue
gravemente herido.
Chaudoin e. Agente de Trafico
del Condado de Cameron, v Sc en-
crentra en- el Hospital Bautista de
eSta ciudad, recobrandoSe de las
heridas que recibio en- Ia balacera.
FL Juez Fields declare que habia
sidc notifieado que Sc llevaria q
cabo una audiencia en- SUI corte Ell
ola citado pero que los agentes le
habian dicho que no Sc habian he
GRO cargos de ninguna especie en-
contra de los dos hermanoS. quienes
s. encontraban dentro de I'm truck
que fue detenido cerca de donde
ocurrio Ia balacera. Sc cree que no
Sc han formulado ~acusaciones en-
contra de los dos hermanoS. debido
q Ia condicion en- que Sc ~encontraba
Chaudoin. pero Sc dice que Ell agen-
te sc esta recobrando rapidamente
de sus heridas.
Los Agentes del Departamento del
Sheriff del Condado de Cameron Sc
e~ncuentran investigated una serle
&c roboS que sc han cometido en- la
Larte sur del Vale del Rio Grande,
de Brownsville a esta ciudad.