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EXHIBITION GAMES
OF MAJOR LEAGUE
|. START on SATURDAY

- LOG -
Saturday will find at least eight
major league teams playing exhibit
ton games, according to Schedules
already announced, and also will see
the first clash Of rival major league
Iteams.J" ,A3E{ 4.s h5.sI+ : y, )
It could well be said that Saturday
will see the ball set rolling from
coast to coast for the Cubs will be
playing ins..1os Angeles, while down
in Florida the Giants and Red sox
will meet at Tampa and the Yankees
and Dodgers at Jacksonville.
SATURDAY GAMES. ~.
White Sox at Fort Worth. :
Cubs at los Angeles. - ~
Giants and Red Sox at Tampa.
Browns at San Antonio. 9
Reds and Waco at Waxahachin..
Indians at New Orleans.
Cardinals at Kansas City.
Yankees. and Dodgers Mt Jackson
VLkCs N-.-4-.g! L-s- = 49, --t-. ' . L t-|
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MAJOR CLUBS
ALL COMMENCE
SPRING WORK
March % Was the Opening
Date for National
League Teams.

All major league clubs will have
begun active training for the 1919
season during the current week for
March 723 is the date upon which
National league clubs were allowed to
start operations. under league rules.
The cases of the Boston Braves and
the Brooklyn Dodgers are exceptions
for those clubs were permitted to
start training March 10 because Of the
earlier opening of their season on
Patriots Day in Boston.
There is no date set by rule in the
American league and the various
teams have been gathering at their
training camps during the past ten
DAYS.
- Training camp locations OF the va
rious major league clubs are as fol-
lows:
-., American League.
Boston. Tampa. Fla.
Chicago, Mineral Wells. Tex.
Cleveland, New Orleans.
d. Detroit, Macon. Ga.
New York. Jacksonville. Fla.
st. Louis, San Antonio, Tex.
Washington. Augusta, Ga.
National League.
New York. Gainesville. Fla.
Brooklyn. Jacksonville. Fla
Chicago. Pasadena. Cal.
Boston, Columbus, Ga.
Cincinnati. Waxahachie, Tex.
Philadelphia. Charlotte, N. c.
Pittsburgh. West Baden, Ind.
- st. Louis. st. Louis.
1t will be noted that two teams. one
in each major league. are working
u at home. They are the Cardinals
and Athletics.
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Pick Stick. With ],
4 Chicago National,

SACRAMENTO. Cal. March 2s.-char-
season. has no intention Of playing
this year with the Los Angeles team
OF the Pacific coast league, but viii
report at Pasadena tt the. CHICAGO
National ;league team for the trainins
Il. am we'll satisfied with my, treat.
ment'b by the Chicago team and cannot
understand how 2 report became cur
Angeles";said Pick who has been yis.
tting friends here. Another thing
Pick continued. Il. don'tacare whether
i play ontfield for the Cubs or h
closer. II the club has too many in.
fielders ! am willing to c4vort In the
outer gardens"
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New Golf Links For
Seattle, Washington

Seattle. WASH. March 2S.-The CITY
of Seattle. which broke some ship
building records during the war, is
going in to shatter speed records in
the matter of laying out and con
~structing a new golf links. The Ran
ter Golf and Country club has secured
a 1O5-acre tract on which it expects
to be playing next spring.
This. it is said by golfers, would
be something Of a speed record in it.
self but the fact hat the property
is entirely unimproved and partly
wooded will make the accomplish
men still more notable. The course
will include Is holes and the distance
will approximate 5000 yards.
a. The work will be under the direc-
ton of Bob tombstone. the Seattle
club professional, who has been the
architect of a number of the north
western courses. Work on the links
will begin mmediate1
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A way to break the deadly head
lock, the wrestling hold that made
Ed. Lewis the most feared man in the
mat game. has been found. Wladek
Zhyszko apparently has found a way
to escape from the deadlock.
They called Lewis The Stranger
because of this hold. The principle of
it is to get your opponent under you
and at your back with his head under
one arm. The back Of the hand of
that arm is brought tight up against
the side of the opponents chin. Lew
is hooks his other hand in this and
pulls. The opponents head is drawn
up against Lewis's body as in a wise.
With enough pressure Lewis could
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break his opponents neck with this
hold alone. BY bringing the palm
Of his n hand up against his OPP
|focate his victim. With his legs free
to help him Lewis car roll his victim
onto his back after weakening him
by the pain.
The victim has only one hand to
aid him. The other Is pinned under
Lewis body. The opponents legs
cannot help him as they would only
increase the pressure on his neck if
he struggled to throw Lewis off.
just how Ebyszko broke the hold
is not known. The men me- the other
night in Madison Square Garden.
They had wrestled a little over an
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hour and. aehalf when Lewis got the
deadlock on him. He held it for a
minute and. a half and many spec
~tators believed Lewis was sure of the
fall and the title. Then Zbvzko
broke loose from the lock-. - :
He staggered against the ropes
grogsy for a%brief minute. then wad-
ed in and threw Lewis with a body
hold.
The champ. has. been winning
steadily in the dast year and appar-
entity had spent much Of his time
solving he deadlock. 1t, remains to
be seen whether Lewis. now. that his
mai nasset has been struck a vital
blow, can continue as q star.
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Gives Credit
. To Golf For Victory

San Francisco. Cal. March 2s.-
Devotees of the more strenuous sports
such as boxing and football who have
more or less held the game of golf
in contempt. may be surprised to
learn that Willie Richie. the former
lightweight champion boxer. gives
most Of the credit for his victory oyer
Champion Benny Leonard recently, to
his work on the links.
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Richie say that the brisk occupa-
ton Of following after a ball over
hill and dale is excellent for the wind
and body muscles and the stocks re-
quire the accuracy of y which is
necessary for the measuring of dis
lance in the ring. 1t is his opinion
less work and more golf would
be better for the pugilist who is in
training for a bout. M
One may to make a tall man APP
pear short is by trying to borrow
money of him. 7'>
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:. SOUTH ST. PAUL.
LIVESTOCK.

South st. Paul, Mimi, March Is
OSLO. e.n So
cattle-Receipts $500; killers
steady. strong; steers $500 @19.00:
cows and heifers $4.50@13.5O; veal
calves steady $500 1890; stockers
and feeders steady, $5.25@15:50.
Sheep-Receipts 800, steady,
Lambs $1,000 1850: wethers $500
@15.50; ewes $7.0O@14.25. /.
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CHICAGO.
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, March eS.-(Untted States
Bureau OF Markets. } Hogs: Re-
ceipts. 1900; mostly loc to i5c high
er than yesterdays. average; packers
higher. Bulk Of sales. $3.50 q 1895:
heavy weight, $1s.6o@1s.75; medium
weight, 1890 1870; light. weight,
$1s.85 q 1850; light light weight.
$17.5o@l9.15; sows. $17.25 o. 1900;
pigs. $16.75@ 17.75.
Cattle-Receipts,. 2,ooo;. beet. steers
and fat bulls steady: she-stock,s boz
logna bulls and calves strong. to heig-
err. feeders steady, Heavy beef steers,
$11.75 q 20.40; light beef steers.
$1o.25@1s.75; butcher cows and heif-
ers. $7.25@15.55; Gamers and cutters.
$3.50 q 1000; veal calves. $1,000, a
1878: stocker and feeder steers, 1926
@15.75.
sheep-Receipts. 4.ooo; generally
steady. Lambs. 81 pounds or less.
$500 q 2o.15; IS pounds or better,
$17.75 q 2o.15: culls, $l4.00 a 1878.
Ewes, medium and good, $11.75@
1900; culls and common, 5000
@11.5o.
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MUST FOI,IOW ORDERs.

That canned goods importers and
distributors must take. the necessary
steps to purchase their supplies Of the,
1918 pack Of American and. Canadian
canned salmon. tho food controllers
announced that 1T IL not its intention
to purchase this pack Or reputation.
the supplies on arrival N England.
II, however. circumstances rendered
it necessary, maximum prices may be
imposed for the sale OF this salmon,
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NEW WORLD,S RECORD

Stockholm, Thursday. March 81
V. Bergstroem set a new worlds rec
ord yesterday by skating ten miles in
81 minutes, 7h seconds which is 81
\ seconds lower than the record hello
by John S. johnson of Montreal.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, March 28.-Some weak
ness developed in the corn market to-
day owing to larger receipts here and
to word that Argentine exports in
cluded a considerable quantity to. the
United States. On the break demand
improved and a rally to we'll above
yesterdays finish took place but the
effect failed to last. Fine. weather
was an advantage to the bears. Open
Ing prices which varied, from -un-
changed figures to l. lac lower with
May $1.47 1-2 to 1.4S and July 1886
to 1.37 were followed by a moderate
general setback with subsequent up
turn not well maintained. -,
Oats sympathized with the luctua-
changed to 5-sc III; with Map 64 IA
to IL, prices. continued to sag except
for brief intervals. ~ ~
Higher quotations on hogs gave
frmness to provisions.
"a purchase Of 0 1000 bushels of
Argentine corn. April shipment, at
$1.35 New York left afterward to pro-
nounced declines. The. close was ner-
vous. 2 to 3 cents net lower with May
1.45h to LASS and July 1.34k to
1.34N.
In the late dealings provisions gave
way owing to the descent Of grain.
PRODUCE. .
Chicago. March 2S.-Butter un-
settled; receipts. 1918 tubs; creamery
extras. 56@1-2: f1rsts. 53@55; sec
onds, .50@52; standards, Sc.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs unsettled; receipts, 22,2os
cases; firsts. 3s. 3-4@39 1-2; ordinary
firsts, 1908 1-2; at mark, cases in
Guided, 38 3-403s Ia.
Poultry. alive. higher; springs, 33;
fowls, 36. :
POTATOES.
Chicago. March 28.-Potatoes de-
mand good. Northern bulk sacked
white stock United States grade /,
$1.7oG 1885; Red. Rivers Sits q 1.so.s
CASH SALES.
Chicago. March .2s.-Corn No.. 3
yellow 1.56h to 1.60:a No. a yellow
IS! to 1.ss: No. $ yellow ISL to
Oats No. 8 white 81 to SIS; stand.
ard IS to r..
Rye No. q. 1852.
Barley LOS to 1.16. All.
Timothy TOO to 1000.
Glover nominal.
Pork nominal. "-
Lard, 1852.
Ribs $500 t $500.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK O

New York. March 28.-Many ac-
cessions toTearly gains YER made in
the course Of the morning, the mar
ket broadening as prices rose. The
inquiry for steels, and kindred shares
under the lead of United States steel
and Baldwin Locomotive was more
substantial than at any recent period,
those divisions gaining 1 to 8 points.
Advances In oils and motors were
fully: sustained, and the motor special
ties were high by 2 to S points. Ship
pings, coppers, tobaccos and ferti1iz-
ers gained l to 2 points, but rails
were restrained by pressure against
St. Paul.
Stocks. were active and strong at
the opening of today's session, further
buying for both. accounts, resulting
from the more encouraging trend Of
international events Motors, oils,
feathers and tobaccos led the advance
at gains Of l to 2 points and a better
tone was manifested by rails, Cana
dian Pacific rising ~ points on pub
LEGATION Of the company's very favor
able annual report. Shippings and
steels were freely absorbed and the
special group was: featured by indus
trial alcohol at a gain of 4 points.
h six per cent call money rate
lexerted no effect on prices. but prob
ably accounted for the reduced deal
Iings Of the mid-season. Various spe-
cialties accompanied the further rise
in steels and shippings at gains Of /
to 3&points.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.

Minneapolis. March. 2S.-Flour un-
changed. Shipments. 1914 barrels
: Barley. 94@1.04.
Rye, No. Q. $3.50 1-2@1.60.
Wheat receipts, 800 cars; holiday a
year ago. Cash: No. l northern,
$2.39@2.46.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, $1.5o@1.51.
.Oats-No.. 3 white, <59 $4,000 "a,
Flax, 1894 .1-2@3.66 1-2,
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PRODUCE.

New York. March. 28.-Butter
firrner, s,072 tubs: creamery higher
than extras, 61h to g.: extras 60h
to 81: firsts 58h to 60; packing stock,
make No. Q, "A.
Eggs firm, 51,76s cases.: fresh gath
central and southern 40 to AZ.
Cheese weak; receipts 4.677 boxes.
State whole milk flats current make
specials 80 to "; ditto, average run.
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A fa~scinator in a bad cbvsring for
women, but why it is ~sosecAlled no
man knoweth. =
Make the best Of your surroundings.
The duck pond is an ocean to the tad
pole. .,g.sss
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BONDS.

New York. March ,2S.-(11:3o a.
m:)-3h, 1904: first As, 94:34; Sec
ond As, 1856; first AXIS, $3.50; sec
ond' AIS. 1858: third AIS. 1928;
fourth ANS. 1915.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
Sc ECONF NFIRNA QUENO
HUB0 DESORDENES
EN- MEX. EN- Las
ELECCIOHES
Pero alguros de los que
toma.on parte en- elias
Sc quejan de haber
sido victiTnaS de
atentados

Telearop.n Fspecial purn IA PRENSA.
LAREDO. Tex, diciembre 10.-La
noticia publicada antes de aver por
LA PRENSA reSpecto de que las e.
lecriones municipales en- Ia Ciudad de
Mexico Sc habian efectuado sin graves
desordenes, ha quedado confirmada
plenamente por los peri0dicos metro
politanos del lunes. que llegaron hoy
Ia frontera
Con efecto, Sc dice en- tales perio
dicos que hubo yarios encuentrcs en-
tire los votantes q las casillas, resul-
tando algunos individuos golpeados Y
heridos, pero cue no Sc rsgistraron
graves des6rdenes como Sc temia.
I.o que 81 hubo fueron varios aten-
tados de parte de los contrincartes
para ganar Ia election por medios Ill
citoS. pues sUcedio 10 que en- Monte
rrey durante las elecctones de Gober-
nador. que fueron robados los eXpe-
dieutes de algunas casillas electora-
les.
Sesin rafiere Excelsior" Miguel
Iribarri, encargado de una de las ca
sillas, acus6 al general Y diputado
Manuel Garcia Vigil de encabezar un
mrupo 6e individUos que n noche del
sahado, Ia vispera de las elecciones,
10 plagiaron y rompi6ndole su Gre
dencial las bo.etas que le habian
sido entreeadas, 70 obligaron Il re-
nunci&r su cargo de funcionario ms
taladcr de casillas elector;;ies, Y lue-
&C 10 tuvieron encerrado en- una Gel
da hasta cl domingo por Ia nocne.
e. miSno reriodico dice que todas
las indicaci0nes son de qde el resulta
do de Ia elecci6n municipal correspen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
LLEGAN A LAREDO, TEX,
DOS CONSULES De LOS
ESTADOS UhID0S
EN- MEXICO

-e,,-rcmr Espsc3a' peru 1t PRENS.L
LAREDO. Tex, diciembre 10
Josepa ". Rowe, quien recientemen-
te. s2gjn 10 inform6 LA PRENSA,
renmci6 su cargo de Consul de los
Estados Unidos en- Ia Ciudad de Me.
xico. lego 4 Laredo esta noche "a
conpaEado de IN grupo de amigos
dc Ia r.etropoli meXicana.
Eecw Sc jlrige a Nueva York, en
donde Sc establecera. dedicandose ne
rocjos que extendera a Mexico.
En L manana de hoy, Y proce-
dente de Monterrey. arrib6 el Consul
americana en- esa capital neolonesa,
\. Bowan. quiien ha venido Lare-
do con el cbjeto de recibir 4 Su fami-
Ua cen Ia que regresara 4 Monte
rrer.
Nj Bowman es el successor del consul
general Hanna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
No T|ENE RAZONNR
WILSON DICE Fl
SEN. PO|NOEXTER
REBATE Ell PUNT0 DE- SUS
FACULTADES OHNIhODAS
UNA PARTE De La PRENSA De n YORK
Sc MUESTRA HOSTIL PARA LAS TEN
DENCIAS INTERYEECIONIST ThS De ALGU-
NOS SEHADORES

TelesrGn.c Especial f'ore Ia PRE&S.l.
WASHINGTON, diciembre 10.-El
"New York American" do la publi-
cidad un telegrama del senador Poin-
dexter. Ell el tual este niembro de Ia
Alta Camara eyprcsa su opinion de
que eli Presidente Wilson no esta en-
10 iusto al asentar. como asento eli
su carta dirigida al senador Fall, que
Ia in;ciat;va para IA direction de los
negoci0s internacionales este senalado
oor la CONSTRUCTION eXclusivamente a.!
Presidente de Ia Republica, pues ma
nifiesta que Ia Constitution no es eN-
plicita Z este resDecto.
Fl "Evening Post" publico un an
ticulo editorial cOmentando la activi-
dad de los clementos partidarios de
la intervention en- Mexico. En- sinte-
sis, cl editorial del Evening Post
dice: "l-a actitud de los intervencio-
nistas es bien conocida Y es SECURE
que tan pronto como el asunto Jen
kins qucde arreglado, trataran de bus
car una mas seria causa para romper
las relaciones cen Mexico. Esta acti-
tud de los intervencioniStas, demostra
da en- los iltimos dias. ha robuste-
edo Ia creencia que eXiste en- algu-
nos centres politicos, de que Ia bien
conocida fibula de! cordero y el To-
bo que bebian ell el mismo ITO, es
APPLICABLE a la question meyicana.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
Sc DICE QUE ENELE.
De EYUCATANESTAN
TRABAJANDO Los
BIOL SHEVIK|S
Los protectores de los anne
ricanos en- Mexico dlcen
que habra ALI I'm
gobierno del
Soviet

TsisgrGmG Especial para Ia PRENSA. a
WASHINGTON, Diciembrc 10
Anoche cxpidio la, "Asociacion Ma
cional para la protection de los dere-
chos americanos en- Mexico, III in
forme que public0 el periodico Excel
sior', de Ia ciudad de Mexico, Ell el
que Sc dice que el Estado de Yuca-
tan esta invadido por el bolshevikis-
mo Y que Sc esta proyectando un 60
bierno del soviet.
Tai informe es considerable por
la "Asociacion Nacional" como una
prueba adicional los cargos que Sc
han hecho en- el Senado respecto a
la propaganda bolsheviki en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
Sc CERRO UNA FABRICA De CE-
NENTO Per FALTA DE
CARBON

Ts--...snss &spsriet ps-a Il PEENSA.
Ell PASO. Texas. djciembre 10
En- vista de Ia e>caScz de carbon. hoy
se clauSur6 Ia fabrica de cemento
Portland del SUroesCe, que Sc halla
cs.ab!eciGa en- IA parte alta del vale
La referida fabrica eStaba produ-
ciendo solamente II tercera Darte de
% que puede producer en- Piena ac-
tividad. debido 4 Ia esease2 de COM
bustib,e. : ahora VI 4 permanecer ce-
rrada kasta cue vueiva ser normal
n production de carbon
Con este motive cc"ca de sctcnta
operaricS van qucdaC SiE trabajo.
siendo mexjcanos IA mayor parte dc
e.Jos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
VA A DISCUTIRSE EN- Ell
CONGRES0 DE MEXICO
LA LIBERTAD DE
ENSENANZA
T,reg,emn Espeeia: pGrc la PRENS.A.

Tercgrcma Especid: pGrG la PRENSA-
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciembre
9.-En la presente semana discuti-
ra la Camara de los diputados las re-
fcrmas presentadas los artlculos
tres V cuatro de Ia nueva Constltu-
ci6n, que Sc refieren, respectlvamen-
te a la libertad de ensenanza y a
la reglamentaci0n professional.
La opini6n general es que tales en-
miendas seran aprobadas. pues Ia ma
yoria de los diputados esta de acuerdo
en- que son necesarias.
La Constitution aprobada en- Que
retaro ponia tales trahas para la en-
senanza. que practicamente quedaron
cerrados to6os los colegios catolicos,
que ayudaban grandemente la edu-
caci6n en- el pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
Ter77js76 Id hueIga de
10 s trabajadores de
los n7jndS de carbon

TeiearapG Es1,-:=! vera "A PRENSA.
WASHINGTON. diciembrc 10
Despachos confidenciales recibidos
de Mexico en- cSta capital, hoy, In
forman que dcsde hacc ounce dias,
Carranza tiene en- Tacuba hSto uE
tren especial para salir en- el &c la
Ciudad de Mexico en- un momento
dado.
En- los mismos dcspachoS Sc EXPIRE
"a Que el Secretario dc Hacienda,
Cabrera, tiene todos sus negocios
dc tai manora arreglados que pucdc
abandona., Ia capital junt2mente con
Carranza. Este pOr su parte, Sc halla
preparado convenientemente para
camb;ar IN capital un lugar q con
sidere mas SECURE que la mctr6poli
meXicana.
Sc dice en- las Intermediates lie
ratas a Washington, Que aparente-
,nente, por 10 menos eStos prcparatl-
voS hechos por CarranZa y Cabrera
rara salir de Mexico en- un momcnto
.'aado, Sc dehen y tenor quc arlbos
lienen que Sc registren graves des-
0rdenes con motivo de las cleccio-
nes prcSidenciales que deben efec-
tuarse en- el mes de julio proXimo.
des6rdenes que acaso pueden motivar
un choque sangriento entire las tro-
pas del gobierno y las fuerzas obre-
goMistaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
NO HA LLEGADO LA RESPUESTA

feic1rnma rspe-:d. para la PEENSh
WASHINGTON. diciembre 10
La esperada respuesta del goblerno
de Carranza 4 la Ultima nota del De-
partamento de Estado no Sc ha re-
cibido en- Washington.
El Departamento de Estado anun-
clio hoy no haber recibido todavia Ia
respuesta Y la Embajada meXicana hi
20 declaraciones sobre que no tenia
informes ningunos respect9 Ge 81 hu-
biera sido ya contestada Ia nota a
imcricana-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-11
TRATAN DE IMPEDIR LA EXTRA
DA DE AGlTADORES \
NENICO

relrcraJna FsgcciGl Ecrc - PEENSA
Ell PASO, Texas, diciembre 10
Aver en- Ia manana recibio cl Con-
sui General Andres C. Garcia los bo-
letines de Ia prenSa de la Ciudad de
Mexico, correspondence esa fe-
cha, Y en- ellos Sc da cuenra de cue
el Ministro del Interior Aguirre Ber-
langa ha dado iustrucciones a los
cmpleados del servicio de Irmigra-
ci6n para que ponga especial cuida-
do en- evitar que entren a Mexico a
gitadores.