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Evening star., 1935-06-11
CREAMY BISCUITS.
CCCONUT SQUARES.

Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs,
extracts, rind, salt, milk, -four and
baking powder. Beat minutes. Pour
into creased, shallow pan. Sprinkle
with coconut. Bake Is minutes in
moderate oven. Cut in squares.
Evening star., 1935-06-11

fuupTriaht, 1eab.l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
Civic Cast Will
Offer Hugo Play

Opening of the next Civic Thea
ter production, Mary Tudor" by
Victor Hugo, with Ricca Scott Titus
in the title role, is set for March 9.
Bloody Mary" was not always the
sanguinary figure who has come
down to us on the pages of history
books. Under her religious mania,
she was a real woman and it is with
the latter aspect of her character
that this play deals.
Her love for a young Italian who
plays her false, coupled with her
jealousy of her position as queen
makes a most interesting and thrill
ing story, and arouses deep SYM
pathy for her and for so many 9TH
ers whose position in the temporal
world made-and still makes-them
pawns in the game of state and pre-
vents them from being happy IN
ordinary human ways.
The costume play is coming back
into its own in the theatrical world
and this romantic melodrama
should have a large following among
those who are just a trlfle tired OF
the smart drawing room plays, and
the roisterous comedies that are SC
prevalent nowadays.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
LYLE Talbot
Is Good Shot
Makes 49 Out of so Hits
With Rifle.

By Times Special
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Feb. %
Lyle Talbot is one of the best rifle
shots in Hollywood and proved it
not long ago.
At the First National studios,
where he shares with Ann Dvorak
and Gordon Westcott the leading
honors in Murder in the Clouds, -
one scene called for Lyle to enjoy
himself at a beach resort shooting
gallery.
An expert rif1eman had been
brought to the set to shoot down a
line of clay pipes, and it had been
planned to fake" the shooting to
make it appear that Talbot was the
perfect marksman.
When it came time to film the
scene, however, Lyle quietly stepped
forward and demonstrated his
prowess with the rifle, establishing
himself as an outstanding sharp
shooter. No taking" of the rifle
shooting was necessary.
Lyle registered a score of 40 di-
rect hits out of a possible so, and
such shooting. declared the fire
arms expert who reported for duty
and didn't work, requires neither
substitute nor apology.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23

one day succeed in regaining his
fathers throne and upsetting the
political balance OF Europe.
There has recently been a dis
tinCt revival of interest in things
Napoleonic as atteSted by new biog-
raphies of the emperor, the huge
sum paid for his letters. and Eva
LIE Galiennes revival of Rostand'S
play, "L'Aiglon, which is the story
of the last two years of the Duke Of
Reichstadt's life.
Any one seeing this play and wit
Messing the duke S hatred of Aus
tria and listening to the words of
Metternich at the close, He is to
be buried in his Austrian uniform,
undoubtedly will be glad to know
that the feeling for this son Of
Napoleon is so strong today in
France that a fund is being raised
to bring his body from the HapS-
burg vault in Austria to rest beside
that of his father in the France they
both loved.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
City Will See
Roberta Soon
Lavish Musical Show to
Open March 5.

Roberta" the only musical COM
edy on tour, will come to EngliShs
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
nights, March 5, and 7, with a
matinee on Wednesday. 1t will come
here from a solid year in the New
Amsterdam Theater, New York, and
following a long visit in Chicago.
It may be predicted that there
will not be another production that
may compare to Roberta" in point
of popularity, glamour and Stupen-
douSneSS this season. Producers are
just not making them; they have
neither the money nor the courage
to send 80 persons and three car
loads of equipment on tour.
Besides its physical aspects, which
give a background of distinction to
Roberta" Max Gordon, the pro-
Queer, has given this musical COM
edy a personnel that in talent and
numerical strength surpaSses any
thing he has done heretofore, and
his efforts of the past have always
been prodigal.
This group takes in % persons
who have singing and speaking parts
of Importance.
These include Tamara. Fay Tenn
pleton, Raymond Middleton, Odette
Myrtil, Marty May, Bobby Jarvis,
Sydny Greenstreet. Parker Steward,
the California Collegians and the
ensemble.
Some of the outstanding features
of Roberta" are its music by
Jerome Kern and the fashion pa
rade of the mannequins.
The story is not without its sem
timent and the lines are not without
their humor OFT Harbach is cred
tied with the book.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23

The great general passed on to his
only son, Franz, (christened King of
Rome, but better known to history
as either "L'Aiglon'-the Eaglet-
or the duke of ReichStad0 this
passionate love of country.
The few, brief years of the boys
life were a protest against the fate
that held him in Austria where he
was virtually prisoner at the Aus
trian court.
Napoleon, however, was not able
to hand on to his child the rugged
physical strength that carried the
great soldier through so many cam
paigls.
One who knew the Duke of Reich
stadt described him as having "a
head of iron and body of glass. .
The desire to accomplish things,
the blazing determination of his
father were his, but he inherited
from his mother. Archduchess
Marie Louise of Austria, the taints
of the Hapsburg blood, and these,
in the end, defeated his gallant
spirit.
The Elaglet died of tuberculosis at
Schoenbrunn Castle on July %,
1882. With his passing. all of Europe,
especially Austria. heaved a sigh OF
relief, for as long as he lived there
was a possibility that he might
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
Lyric Retains Eddie Peabody
, as Master Of Ceremonies; Bill
Includes Film Mystery-Comedy
New Vaudeville Hits and Ed ReSener's Orchestra Also
Offered; Edna May Oliver and James Gleason
Play Stellar Roles on Screen.

NNITH EDDIE Peabody comedian held for second
~ week master al stage show
served IN the form of the
oers of including the attrac
ton Murder which May
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
Improvement OF
OrchestraNo
Bomar Cramer LaudS Work
of Symphony Group.

The RachmaninoT Concerto, No.
2. in c minor which Bomar Cramer
and the indianapolis Symphony Or
chestra will present Tuesday night
at the Murat Theater, is of partic-
ular interest to indianapolis music
conscious citizens. because it is one
of Mr. Cramers favorite numbers,
and also because it is well remem-
bered as outstanding in the pro-
gram which Walter Gieseking and
the Cincinnati Symphony gave here
last winter.
Mr.. Cramer PLAYED this concerto,
too with the Dallas Symphony in
November. 1892.
After a recent strenuous rehearsal,
Mr.. Cramer spoke enthusiastically
OF his collaboration with Ferdinand
Schaefer, directing the orchestra.
emphasizing his enjoyment Of work
ing with them and his belief in the
last improvement in the perform
anCe Of the orchestra.
This has been strikingly notice
able, Mr.. Cramer says, in comparing
the playing Of the Rachmaninoff
concerto with the Schumann which
was done together last year.
This years music is infinitely
better. There is more life and color
in the work of the musicians, a
surer attack. a fuller tone" Mr.
CTamer states.
Mr. Cramer's own abilities as a
pianist are well known in Indian
apolis. Since his debut at Aeolian
Hall. New York. in 1926. he has won
the plaudits of the most notable
music writer's in this country.
He played with the Chicago Sym
phOny in 1927, with the Dallas SYM
phOny in 1882 and gave recitals at
the Chicago Playhouse, 1881, and at
the New York Town Hall in 1892
and 1888. as well as others in New
York. New Jersey. Michigan. Texas,
Oklahoma. Mississippi, Indiana,
Ohio and Illinois
In July Mr.. Cramer will plav a
series of recitals in Mexico City I'M
der the direction of Daniels Con-
certS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
Michael Gets Lead

Gertrude Michael will share hon
ors with Richard BarthelmeSs, Joe
Morrison and Helen Mack in Para
mounts Small Miracle" Mitchell
Lessen directing. Henry Travers is
another addition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23

Eddie Peabody Us by no means a
novice AS n master ~ ceremonies
He has appeared in this capacity IN
many OF the largest theaters ~ the
country from Hollywood 70 New
York
The Lyrics orchestra. conducted
~ Ed Resenrr is placed on the
stage. and among fue vaudeville acts
and specially artists surrounding
Peabody are Harry LrVan and Lot
t.e Boles 10 "a comedy skit styled
Idere Non-er e." Mack Brothers
End Bobby suQcEa bout un-makers.
Eleanor Leonard. singer Of stage
and radio fame. Johnny Ire and
the Three Lees. dispensing "A
Thick Mixture Of Laughter Eve
lyn Hoffman. petite Broadway
causcusc. j Elder BiacElcdgc. In
6anapOiis magician Who enter
tanned for President and Mrs
Roosevelt a. their White House
New Years eve party. and the Ford
C7pman Girls. "a fast stepping en-
amb.e.
Tn Murder on p Honeymoon. Do
Edna May Oliver and James Glea-
son are seen again AS the snoopy
fchoOl-teaCher detective. and the
VIsc-Cr7CkinE police inspector. re-
speCtivclv CharaCterizati0ns which
brought them nigh acclaim m The
Peguin Pool Murder and Murder
on the Blackboard filmed from
stories by the same author. Stuart
Palmer.
The cast bon support Of the stars
Includes Chick Chandler. Spencer
Charters, arthur HOyt. Lola Laul
Dorothy Libaire. Morgan Wallace
Dewitt Jennings. George Neeker.
Leo Carroll and Matt McHugh.
The story deals with the murder
or prominent man on "A seaplane
FIXING from Los Angeles TO Catalina
Island. and chain Of thrilling
events developing I'm quick success
Won. MS the exciting climax nearS.
\Flve performances of the stage
show are scheduled at the Lyric
today and Monday.
As an added feature for Monday
only. parents Of the celebrated Di-
onne quntuplcts viii appear on the
. stage at each performance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
Eva lie Caffeine Stars in Play
by Rostand TO Be Offered at
EngIish's Monday and Tuesday
Scion of Emperor Lacked Rugged Strength of Parent
Because of Weakness of HapSburgS, Ancestors
of Mother, Marie Louise.

NTAPOLEONs influence today felt the metropolitan press
1 we'll
Napoleon
apolis n
play which will presented Englshs
nd Tuesday ngh
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
Minstrel Show

The New Deal" Is the title of a
minstrel shCw which VIII be pre-
sented by the st. GATHERINGS Holy
Name Society at rs and Sis to-
morrow at the hall. Shelby and
T bOr-stS. Samuel J. Toner is
member Of the cast.
Fred Snyder is chairman and
music viii be provided by Cathedral
High School Orchestra under the
direction Of Brother Pierre. c. S. c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
EiGeI Tower Filmed

For the first time in screen his
tory the Eiffel Tower VIII be utilized
as the center of dramatic interest.
The picture is ParamOunt'S Two on
a Tower. with Mary Ellis. TulliO
Carminati and Ida Lupino.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
Cast Jack MulhaII

Jack Mulhall, former silent screen
star, has been given a minor role
in Paramount's Mississippi" with
Bing Crosby, w. c. Fields and Joan
Bennett.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23

One hundred and fifty extras
representing melting pot types Of
New York's tenement districts have
reported for work in Love in
Bloom" and ''McFadden's Flats"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
Big Job

Norman Taurog, director of
ParamOunt'S college Rhythm"
has drawn the assignment for a
second big musical production,
The Big Broadcast Of 1885," in
which a dozen or more of the
nations biggest air stars will be
featured.
La opinión., 1935-05-07
E | AS 9

Ell PAso, Texas, Mayo a. (Por
C%orreo).- j.. Herbert Foster, casa
do Y sin succession en- su matrimonio
legitimo, gestiono y obtuvo &c su es
posa I'm "permiso" para tener otra
mujer que lie diera uno o mas hi
jos. Foster emprendio I'm viaje al
sur de Mexico. donde hizo vida ma
rital con una senora y esta lie do
al fin Ell anhelado vastago.
Hace mas de cuatro meses Sc en-
cuentra Ell feliz padre hacienda ges-
tones ante ell gobierno americana
para que las autoridades de inmigra
cion perlnitan que entren al pals
SD segunda mujer y ell hijito &c
ambos, habiendo declarado ell petit
cionario que es partidario de la 'po
ligamia limitada' y que su esposa
legitima no tiene empacho en- per-
nitric otra compahera, en- vista de
que ella esta imposlbilitada para
ser madre.
La segunda mujer yiye actualmen
te en- Ciudad Juarez con su hijito,
en- tanto que Foster y su esposa nj
nero 1 residen en- Ell Paso. pero las
autoridaGes de immigration no lie
han dado Ell anhelado permiso. nj sc
cree que 10 concederan. dados los
a~ntecedentes de este asunto, que
han sido hechos publicos por Ell
mismo i~nteresado.
La opinión., 1935-05-07
HAZ DE NoTAS BREVES

Los amigos de 10 aJeno siguen
dando muestras de "actividad' en-
fronteras. Anoche o esta ma
drugada, fue fracturado ell candado
que aseguraba la cerradura de n
yitrina de la tienda La Famosa',
ubicada en- ell ndmero 1T de la
Aven!da "Hefernan", n de las
ruas mas transitadas, por su situa-
cion, va que constitute la entrada
de Mexico a Estados Unidos. sin
embargo de 10 cual ell ratero o a
teros cargaron o un botin con-
sistente en- cuatro o cinco pares de
oalzado, dejando como huella de su
hazafia, tirado a la vera de la ace
ra, un zapato de sehora. Hoy por
la mafana un transeunte descubrio
casualmente la raterfa. dando In
mediate aviso a la policfa, que RAJ
pidamente %procedio a hacer las
inquisitivas de rigor.
La opinión., 1935-05-07
MEXICALI
Por ADolFo M. WIlHELMY

por ell atildado hombre de letras
Professor don Luis Vargas Pifera,
que Sc excuse de asistir debido a
repentina indisposicion. Ell estro de
don Luis forjo para este case TN
bellfsimo canto de ~pleitesia a la
mujer, tfabajo literario que o EN-
pehamos y logramos c%onseguir es-
pecialmente para LA OPINION
y con ell que en- breve 81 solazaran
sus incontables lectores. Pepe Gou
nos dio un ratio amend con 10 IA
cundia de su charla oportuna. por
10 que, al par que su a%ntecesor en-
Ell uso de la palabra. oyo justifica-
das y nutridas palmas. Despues de
una selection musical por ell terce-
to, abordo la tribuna ell professor
don Cristobal Aguillon para delei-
tarnos con su yerba florida y tras
,~cendente, hacienda una acertada
concatenacion de la historic de la
Fracmasoneria, que lie valio cerra
da ovacion. Como ndmero extra
programa, ell senior don Daniel Gal
van, con la soltura y entonacion de
un consaglado. nos hizo pasar gra-
tos momentos r~ecitandonos n de
las mas bellas poesfas de nuestro
malogrado bardo Manuel Acuha; si-
guio una escogida partitura musi-
cal. despues de la cual vino una
efusiva despedida y Ell cierre de los
trabajos por ell Venerable Maestro,
sehor Sanchez, quien ordeno al fl
nal Sc hiciera circular entire ell ele
mento Mason, ell 'Saco de los Po-
bres", obsequiendose a damas Y da
mitas. con fragantes m de al
Dos y perfumados claveles, de los
que Sc hizo previamente gran AGO.
pic. La o~oncurrencia paso al ambi-
go, establecido en- ell Salon Social,
Que ubica en- la planta baja del edi
ficio, donde Sc obseauio al concur
so con sabrosos sandwiches, sodas
y espumosa Mocteznma.
rncontinenti dio principle un AMI
mado bale. amenizado por la or
questa Jazz del Climax, u ter
mino hasta las primeras horas de
aver. en- que la concurrencia Sc re-
trio impresiona6a por los gratisi-
mos recuerdos de esta fiesta excep
cional. que fue. sin disputa, la no.
ia social mas sobresaliente de esta
temporada.
La opinión., 1935-05-07

Dos saqueos de importancia, que
Sc registraron en- otras tantas re-
sidencias de genie acomodada, rim
dieron para los ladrones un botfn de
ceroa de $4,000, segdn resumen de
la policfa.
De la Residential de Roy Lock-
hart, TIA N. Parkman Ave-. los ban
didos Sc llevaron dos diamantes
sueltos. i'm reloj de campanas, sui
20 y un reloj y leontina, de orc,
que tenfan immense valor historico
para. su propIetario. Los objetos
robados representa- TN valor de-.
$4,000.
Edward f. Nelson. del 143 West
135th ST.. informo a la policfa que
los ladrones rompieron la tela de
alambre de una ventana, y sc apo
deraron de alhajas que tienen un
valor de mas de $500.
Los dos robos fueron cometidos
en- ausencia de los duenos.
La opinión., 1935-05-07
1Ol
Wales De LA CAMARA DE
COMERClO

ClUDAD JUAEEZ, Mayo 2.-(Por
Correo).- BESIDE hoy eomenzaron a
circular en- esta ciudad, los wales
~expedidos por Ia Camara Nacional
de Concrete, con ell fin de facilitar
las %peqnehas transacciones comer-
ciales. Esos wales son por vaior de
25 y so centavos. asi como de un
peso. Todos fueron resellados por
Ia sucursal del Banco Nacional de
Mexico. pues sin csc requisite no
tiene valdez.
FL monte de la emission fue depo-
sitado integramente en- la misma
instruction, con billetes del Banco
de Mexico, a efecto de garantizar-
la. informandose que los wales cir
cularan Gnicamente hasta ell dia 81
de mayo.
Paulatinamente ha lido re~naciendo
Ia eonfianza entire ell pdblico.
La opinión., 1935-05-07
DOS PROYECTOS
TIENEN LIST0S
EN- LA CAN MARA
Uno Sc refiere a la regla-
mentacion del Articulo
40. Constitutional

cIuDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo 2.
(Por Correct Los diputados sc
~Gisponen a emplear los dos 6ltimos
meses del periodic de receso de las
Camaras. o e a los de julio y agos
to, en- ell estudio de dos p~royectos
de ley que consideran de graz tras
eendeneia para ell future del pals:
la iniciatiya de reformas generale.
a la Ley Federal del Trabajo. Il
presentara al Congreso de la Union
ell Executive, por conducto de su
Departments del Trabajo; y la Ley
Reglamentaria del artioulo 10. cons
titucional. en- 10 relative al ejerc'-
clio de las profesiones en- toda la
Repdblica.
Para poder llevar a cabo csc e5-
tudio. ell Bloque Nacional Reyoiu-
cionario de la Camara de Dipnta-
dos. segun suplmos aver. celebrara
yarias juntas pasadas las vacaclo-
les de los empleados pdblicos qua,
como SO sabe, comprenderan la ter
oera decena del proximo mes de ma
yo. a fin de jesignar dos comis.o-
mes de representatives del pueoio es
pecializados en- cuestiones obr .ras
y en- las relacionadas con ell ejsrci
clio professional, para que 81 AGAR
quen. respectivamente. al Departa-
mento del Trabajo y al Institute dc
Estudios Sociales, Polfticos y Eco
nomicos del p. N. r., con ell obje-
to de que Sc les den a conocer con
la debida anticipation las dos mi
ciatlvas a que nos hemos referido
Esas comisiones especiales ten
dram yarias ~entrevistas con los fun
cionarios de ambas oficinas para
unificar su criterio sobre la lorna
como formularan Il dictameues,
que seran dados a o a Is
componentes de la Camara en- los
dos dltimos meses &c receso.
Los dictamenes que elaboren las
referidas comisiones var a ser dis
outidos ampliamente en- sesiones de
Bloque, antes del periodic ordina-
rio de s~esiones; Y ell resultado d.
esos debates Sc dara a conocer a n
pliamente a la opinion pdblica a fin
de que los sectores interesaGos en-
Id tApeulCioH uc i1o iVAoAAtNS
Ley Federal del Trabajo Y lie Ia
Ley Reglamentaria del artfculo 40.
constitutional tengan tempo para
presentar sus puntos de vista y u
objeciones, los cuales seran toma-
dos en- cuenta al formularse los die
tamenes definitivos que sobre espe
proyectos a a ser puestos a Ia
consideration de diputados y sena-
dores en- Ell segundo periodic oriina
rio de sesiones que comprendera los
meses de septiembre a diciembre
del ano en- curse.
La idea que 81 ha rechazado la
mayor parte de los d~iputados. es Ia
de celebrar ~sesiones informales pa
ra escuchar de viva o las opinio
mes de los elementos a qufenes pue
de afectar la vigencia de las leyes
de Que venimos h%ablando; pues con
sideran que es mas facil para as
comisiones dictaminadoras perca-
tarse debidamente de dichas OPT
niones por los documentos que Sc
les envifn. evitandose a la We las
perdidas de tempo traen con-
sligo las discusiones entire personas
o grupos de criterios opuestos
La opinión., 1935-05-07
NoTA SOCIAL SIN PREcEDEN-
TIE CONSTITUTE LA "TENlDA
BLANCA"

MEX1CALI. B. c., Mayo 2.-(PC)
Como 10 anunclamos oportuna-
mente. antenoche, bajo los auspi
clos de la Gran Logla del Terrific
rio, Sc verified en- Ell Temple Ma
sonico la Tenida Blanca. Ell severe
edificio es9landecia como asela de
orc desde Iemprana bora, en- esps-
ra de la cencurrencia que, aunque
Sc esperaba nutrida. nunca Sc cre-
20 asumiera las preparedness Que
tuvo, va que los amplios salones ca
81 fueron insuficientes para alber
gar al numeio sisimo ~concurso. que
paso de quinientas personals. per-
tenecientes a la elite" de las fami
las de ambas ciudaGes hermanas.
La Gale quedo entertainments Gu
bierta de automobiles EN- ambos Ia
dos de la acera y por los BALCONIES
pudo ell pdblico que invade a es-
Ia. atraiGo por aquel train de a
rros, de los que descendant respe-
tables damitas ataviadas e~legante-
mente. darse cuent de la magnitud
y belleza del signiflcativo festival,
que en- verdad ha sentado magnffico
~precedente. A la bora anunciada
abrio los trabajos ell senior don Ra-
fael Nj. Soto, Diputado Gran Macs
tro de la Gran Logia de la Baja
California, cediendo ell "mallete
Gespues de eorta pero expresiva pc
roraeion, al senior don Victoriano
V. Sanchez. Venerable Maestro de
la Logia Precursora Numero 2, por
ser esta.- expreso ell quito ora
DOR la mas antigua de la locali-
dad. quien dirigio los trabajos has
Ia su fin. Las Columns fueron In
tegradas por la totalidad de las men
bresfas de las tres Respetables Lo
eias: "Precursora" n1mero 2; PRO
meteo" ndmero 5 y Regeneration
ndmero 6, a cargo de cuyos inte-
GRANTEES e%stuvieron las diversas co
misiones. que desempenaron u res
pectivos cometidos con una gentl-
leza Y actividad digna de TODD n
comic. Ell festival ajeno a la litur-
ga ulO pl1nclplO cOH ulld oDSihN
ia magistralmente ejecutada por Ell
Terceto de Camara bajo Ia acerta-
da direction del Professor don Ma
nuel Covantes. Acto continue la es
Unable DANA doha Beatriz viuGa
de Ramos, nos deleito o ell aria
'Retorna vincitor'. de la opera
Aida. en- la que puso de mani
fiesto una vez mas su exquisite tenn
peramento artistico, desgranando ell
florilegio de su p~rivilegiada VOC de
soprano absolute, de aureo iembre
v ~pujante volumen. Una ensorde-
ceGora ovacion nos priyo de or las
dltimas notas de la immortal COM
posicion de Verdi y la cantante hui
DO de repetir interpretando estupen
damente la conception de Beethoven
en- su universalmente famosa ave
Maria. Acto continue ell senior don
Fernando Medina. con VOC poten-
to y clara diccion lego la brillante
pieza oratoria escrita para ell acto
La opinión., 1935-05-07

abril.
"Nuestras conYersaeiones versa
ron sobre diferentes aspectos rela-
cionados con la situacion &c la pla
Ia. Como nacion %productora y con
sumidora de plata, Mexico no pqede
sino alegrarse de la revalorizacion
del metal. y siempre estara dispues
to a cooperar en- este sentido.'
En- los c~irculos m~exicanos Sc ha
insinuado tambien que ell Gobierno
mexicano tratara de adquirir MAJ
orc de los EstaGos Unidos a cam
bio de plata, a fin de continuar for
mando su reserva monetaria sobre
una base que garantice la estabili-
dad de la moneda, diciendose que
su base actual consiste en- in sesen
Ia por ciento de plata.
Els diffcil saber eaaetamente la
actitud u asumira la Tesoreria de
los Estados UniGos. porque Morsen
THAI ha rehusado discutir ell future,
y hacer concentrates sobre las con
v~ergaciones que ha tenido cor los
senadores platistas. TODD parece In
dlcar que Sc e%studiaran por separa
do los problemas que %presentan Ne
xico. China Y la India, por la dife-
rencia de u respectiyos aspectos