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Justicia. Justice
Francisco Franco moves "Justice" as if it were a puppet. -
Keep them Quiet. Que se callen;.
A Falangist orangutan imprisons and gags an intellectual or an artist. His tail has these words: New Inquisition. The caption says: "The only way to keep them quiet." -
Key;Llave
A Falangist give a giant prison key to Franco. The prison cells have one labeled "Spanish People' and the other cell is labeled "Monarchist-Catholics." -
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Kingsville, Tex. actividades de la LULAC
Various short news notes. LULAC Council 24 appointed a committee to attend a literary-musical program in Bishop, Texas. The LULAC Dance Committee is currently preparing for an Easter dance, which will take place at the Salón Atenas in Kingsville, Texas. They have extended over 500 invitations. -
Kingsville, Tex. movimiento de viajeros
Various short news notes. Alonso S. Perales returned after his trip to Rio Grande City. LULAC member Santiago Vela received second place in a national window decorating competition, held by the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company. The creation of the LULAC Ladies' Auxiliary will take place at the Teatro Atenas. -
Kingsville, Tex. regresaron los delegados a la Convención LULAC
Various short news notes. Delegates from LULAC have returned from the LULAC convention in Del Rio. One note reports that a LULAC Ladies' Council was recently organized. -
Kingsville, Texas
Various short news notes. LULAC held their dance. LULAC Council 24 unanimously voted to launch the candidacy of E. H. Hernandez for vice president of LULAC. E.H. Hernández and J.M. Longoria will represent Council 24 at the annual LULAC Convention in Del Rio, Texas. The LULAC Council 24 Drama Club will premier their first show at the Atenas Theater. -
Kingsville, Texas. La LULAC obsequiará a los graduados
Various short news notes. LULAC will host an events for the local high school graduates. María Olivares and José Longoria will be in attendance. -
KLVL Coverage Map
This map shows the range of KLVL, the radio station that aired La Hora Bautista [The Baptist Hour] Radio Program. The program extended as far south as Matagorda Island, Texas and as far east as Lake Charles, Lousiana.