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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-04
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Alleys. Total pins will decide the

Alleys. Total pins will decide the winner.
 Representing the A League will be the Happy Homes, for the B League will be the Carstens, and for the c League will be the Smith-CoronaS
 Averages, compiled today for the three teams, indicate just how closely matched the bowlers are Only two points separate the trio of teams. The Smith -Coronas have averaged 4So points per game in league play; the Happy Homes have played at 479, while the Carstens game average is 478.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-04

Ss.. i,. STOMACH TROUBLE?
A DIS E A s E

A D 1 5 k A 5 E which starts with indigestion. gassy, sour stom- ach, dizzy spells or general lassi- { Ii d c m ay be h c lp e d by Dr. Pierce's Golden M c dical Discov- cry. Thin blood and a rundown
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-04
ODD FELLOWS
 INSTALLATION

At a meeting of Silver Bow Lodge No. Az I. o. O. F., held in the Odd Fellows Hall last night, the newly elected and appointed officers of the Lodge were installed.
 Charles w. Carter, District Dep uty Grand Master, was the in stalling officer and was assisted by James Larsen, Grand Marshal; Don Skuse, Grand Warden; E. A. John- son, Grand Secretary; J. D. Van Alta, Grand Chaplain; Oscar Jen- sen, Grand Inside Guardian; Jack Dalton, Grand Outside Guardian; :; and E. B. Brown, Grand Treasur- CT, the ritualistic work of the or- der being fully exemplified.
 The elected officers installed were Peter Christensen, N. G.; Ben dick Lowell, V. G.; Ed Christensen. Recording Secretary; John Beck, Treasurer; and c. w. Carter, Fi- nancial Secretary.
 The appointed o11lcers were Sam Berger, Warden; Gus Gustafson. Conductor; James Larson, R. s. N. G.; Sam Daniels, L. S. N. G.; J. D. Van Alta, Chaplain; Don Skuse, Inside Guardian; Jack Sil- va, Outside Guardian; E. w. Walk CT, R. s. S.; Bert F. Mcdowell, L.. s. s.; Bert Lybeck, R. s. V. G.; and Dan Jeknick, L. s. V. G.
 Lunch was served at the conclu- sion of the installation ceremonies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-04

The historical scuppernong vine, which Sir Walter Raleigh's first colonists found on Roanoke island is there still.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-04
PLAYoFF SCHEDULED

With the B League titlist named, the Elks inter-league playoff will b. held tonight at 7:30 at Elks
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-04
MIR. AND MRS. STOEBE AND SON LEAVE FOR
 THE SOUTH TODAY

T. J. Stroebe, local manager of the Dupont Powder plant, accom- panied by Mrs. Stroebe and their son. Tom, Jr., will leave this after noon on the Northwestern for Se- attle on their way to California.
 MT. Stroebe plans to return to his headquarters here next month, while Mrs. Stroebe will remain in Santa Monica where their son will enter school.
 Incidentally Tommy's first grade teacher in Santa Monica will be the same that taught me in the first grade when I went to school there," Mrs. Stroebe said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-04
SAVE THE DATE!

American Legion Auxiliary Dance, Elks' Hall, Saturday, Jan. 19. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-04

Old papers for sale here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-04

fleet Read this About a year and half ago l WAS not feeling right, my stomach troubled me. l belehcd gas. had no appetite md was generally miserable." said Thomas Teeson of 2l5 9th St.. Camas, Wash. T used only one bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and it strengthened me and l had no further trouble" Druggists.
 New size. tablets 50 cts. liquid sl.oo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-04

A year in the Green Bay, Wis, reformatory, is the penalty Theo- dore Damon, 20 year old Milwau- kee youth, must pay for speeding away after his car struck and killed a man.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
MISA EN- Ell PALACIO
DE LA P~RESIDENCIA

Habana, Die. 26.-Una misa
Sc cant6 aver en- ell palacio de
la presidential, concurriendo a
ella ell presidente Barnet, ell je-
fe de la casa militar, persona
lidades y amigos del nuevo jefe
del estado.
Aver Sc reiter6 en- palacio la
prome.a de que ell gobierno pro
visional decretara una amnis-
tia para los presses p~oliticos;
pero que excluira de ella a los
terroristas.
Els probable que la amnistia
beneficie a los organizadores de
huelgas y distribuidores de no
jas y panfletos revolucionarios.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
LA SEGUNDA ~ENSENANZA
EN- GRAVE CRISIS

Habana, Die. 26.-El DR.. Mi
guel Garmendia, professor del
que fuera Institute de la Haba-
ma, declare aver que la segunda
ensenanza esta en- crisis.
"Desde los dias de Enrique
Jose Varona, en- ell gobierno pro
visional de los americanos, que
realize un esfuerzo para reor-
ganizar la segunda ensenanza,
no ha hecho en- Cuba NADIA por
esa rama de la instruction pu-
blica.
Varona atendi6 las necesida-
des mas %urgentes; pero es ne
cesario tomar nuevas Was para
llegar a su perfeccionamiento".
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
ESTA NEVANDO EN- d
PARTE NORTE DE LA \
CION

Chicago, Die. 26.-ESta ne
vando en- la parte norte de la
naci6n y las comunicaciones Sc
nallan interrumpidas Tempe
ratura de bajo cero Sc dej6 en-
tir anoche en- varies estados y
con mayer intensidad en- Glli-
mis-, Indiana, Michigan, Wis
consin, Ohio y Kentucky. Tn
temporal dej6 tres pulgadas de
niave en- Michigan, cuatro o
mas en- Wisconsin e Illinois,
cinco en- Minnesota y seis en- la
parte central de Indiana. La
temperature cCntinda ba.iando
y Chicago y Kansas City Sc pre-
paran para c.nco grades bajo
cero. Devils Lake, North Da-
kota, sufri6 aver % GRADES ba-
jo cero; KeWanee, Illinois, 8
grades; Canton, H., z; ST. Paul
Minnesota, 3, y Springfield, III,
ulO.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
PORTELA COMENTA
UNAS ~DECLARACIONES
DE GIL DE ROBES

Madrid, Die. 26.-Antes dc
marcharse de Madrid para sus
vacacioneS de Pascuas, ell pri-
mer ministro, Sr. Portela Va
lladares, hizo alusi6n a un re-
ciente discurso del Sr. Gil Ro-
bles, sobre ell ejercito, diciendo
que los elementos politicos Iha-
rian bien no mezclando al ejer-
etc en- sus disputas.
"Dentro del ejercito no hay
ectas nj partido, luego Ell deber
de los politicos es no crear pug
mas entire jefes y oficiales.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
LOS SOCIADISTAS BE- EN-
RREGARON UNI ENDICE
SAzANA

} Madrid, Die. 26.-El perio-
dico "Heraldo de Madrid publ
ca la noticia de que los Socialis-
tas han entregado va I'm indice
al senior AZana con ell grogra,
ma minimo que piden.
Azana actua como jefe de la
izquierda republican,. Los so
cialistaS lie informaron tambien
de las g~eStioneS que realizaran
cerca de los comuni,tas y los
sindicalistaS.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
PIDE EEFLEXION Y SERE-
NIDAD Ell MINISRO DE
FSTADO

Madrid, Die, 26.-Con los di-
rectores de peri6dicos Sc entire
vist6 aver Ell ministro de esta-
do, Sr. Martinez de Velasco,
;j.Gndol2 actden con sereni-
dad y reflexi6n frenre a los gra
YES prcblemas internacionales.
Los pericdistas lie ofrecieron
cooperation en- pro de un frente
undo en- las re~laciones exterio-
res; per9 selicitaron del gobier
nc que Gefina su politica inter-
nacional. La mayoria de los Pc
ri6dicos opinan que Espana de-
be mantener una ~conducta de
plena neutralidad, cumpliendo
.ambi6n sus d9beres con la So
ciedad &c Naciones.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
Ell ANIVERSARIO DE MA
CHA

Barcelona, Die. 26.-Miles
de personals visitaron aver la
tumba de don Francisco Macfa,
ell frimer p~residente de la Ge-
neralidad catalina, fallecido
hace dos amos.
La HQmia9itat public6 I'm MI
nero ext eoriEnario en- honor
del lider desaparecido, con ar
ticulos de don Luis Companys.
Ventura Gassols y ell actual je-
fe de la Esquerra, Sr. Pi y ST.
ner.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
lGLESIAS ESTA EN- Ell FE-
RROL

Madrid, Die. 26.El captain
.Iglesias, photo de aviaci6n y je-
fe de la eN"edici6n al Amaze
mas, Sc encuentra en- ell Ferrol,
Galicia, donde embarcara en- ell
Artabro. La fecha de salida del
Vapor construido por ell gobier-
no para esa expedition, no Sc
ha fijado todavia.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
MATAl2ON A UN VICEMI-
NISTRO CHINO

Shana Al, Die. 26.-Frenta
a su domicilio, en- la colcnia
francesa, mataron aver a tiros
a Tang Yu-Jen viceninistro de
ccmunicaciones. Tres pistole-
-ros lie abrieron fuego des3e TN
a%utom6vil, marchando:e des-
pues. Las au,oridades Green que
ell crimen es cbra de estudian-
ties O de la organization fascis-
ia "camisas azules".
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
TRIUNFO CARMEN SORIA-
NO

Barcelona, Die. 26.-En las
completeness de natacion efec-
tuadas en- esta ciudad venci6 la
cam2eona Carmen Soriapo, la
mejor nadadora de Espana.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
NUEVO ALCALDE DE BAR.
CELONA

Madrid, ne. 26.-Por 25 vo-
tos resul+'oFecto alcalde de Bar
celona, ell Sr, Coll y Rodes,
miembro de la Lliga catalina.
Coil es intimo amigo de don
Francisco Camb6.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26

Habana, Die. i26.-El gene
raj Mario G. Mencoal, candida
to a preside4.e de la Repdbli-
ca, pas5 es su domicilio ell &a
de aver y NJ recioi6 a sus ami
COS politicos.
EstuTS visitarle ell DR.. Sar-
tjago yardeja, pre-; idente de-
Conjunto National Democratic
60 con qui& da2arti6 sobre los
srcblemas eIectorales.
Menocal, Cuervo '3ubi9 y Yer
deja iran Ell dia 5 de enero a
MatanZas, donde Sc efectuara
Ia gran concentration" de los
"Conientistas".
Los CD neutrality-suspicious.
Green Que MenocaI sera derro-
Jado por la coalici6n triparti-
"a, que cuenta cen ell apoyo del
ej6rcito, aunque otra cosa Sc
aiirma en- los ~circulcs oficiales.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26

F&rrior >e ha ofrecido d IIar
dee para ayud2rlo en- la acusa-
ci5n . tambi6n Sc lie han ofre-
edo proYinentes abogados.
Ell gran jurado reces6 ell dia
"a por la tarde y no Nolvera a
reunirse hasta el mes de enero.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26
DESPRENDIMIENTO DE
TERRA

Madrid, Die. Pei transi-
70 ferrocarrilero con Bilbao 81
l.lte interrumpido a cause de
un desprendimientC de terra.
Los pasajeros fienen que ser
brasbordado> ahtes de llegar a
esa ciudad de la costa Norte.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26

En- - Pascuas los traba-
!: !. 4: ]: !. !; ] !: ] s. !: !: T.: =: :: :: :: :: :: !:
81 pri 1tro, Sr. Por-
,uas en- SNTlS9 Gredos.
La gaceta., 1935-12-26

Tallahassee, Die. 26.--AHup5
clio aver su candidatura a la re-
election, en- Tallahassee, ell ac :
tUal secretario de estado Sr. r.
A. Gray. Sierra I'm candidate en-
las venideras primarias, dija
Gray, Y agradezco al pueblo de
Florida la oportunidad que me
do la primera vez Y ell apanE4
que me brinde en- ell futU~
~ I
La gaceta., 1935-12-26

Mas tarde Quedaron en- liber-
tad ~ otros dos p~rocesadcs,
Arlie GILLIAN, de Orlando, y Ed
ward SNyey, tambien de esa
ciudad. Las f;anzas de estes dos
individuos Sc firmaron FOR pro
minentes Nudadanos de Orlan-
La gaceta., 1935-12-26

con gran animation en- los ~
cares, aunQue Ia lluvia no ceS2
de caer. Desafiando ell aqua cen
tenares Il miles de personals a
~si:tier2n a las misas del gallo.
Los teatros y cines srfrieron
las consecuencias per3 los eaba
refs tuyieron pdblico hasta He
car III dia.
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-10-31

of Benton, each spending the time in
their respective homes. Dr. and Mrs.
W. C. Smith drove over to meet their
daughter and niece and took supper with
his brother, R. l. Smith and family
j. w. Smith spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Morehead at Morgan City.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Jones, Sara Ellen
and Mrs. Sallie Jones motored to Bel
zoni Sunday afternoon.
Dudley Cox left Saturday to enter
Draughns Business College in Jackson.
Dudley Morgan and Wilbur Marshall
attended meeting of service station
men in Greenwood Monday night and
saw a show.
Mrs. A. NJ. Phillips was beloved Sun
day guest at dinner in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Shurlds and fam
lily. They were Joined by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lutte Phillips of Lexington.
MIR, and Mrs. Asha Davis and child
rem of Lexington were priced Sunday
guests of his sister, Mrs B. G. Warner
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Worrell Sr. and
children had a pleasant week end in
Red Lick, with the formers mother and
members of the family Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Worrell kept house while his
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-10-31
her huSinass connected with ERA duties en-

and Mrs. F. A. Wright. Other guests
were j. X. Barwick Edgar Gwin Jr and
Kenneth Foose Upon their return they
were joined by Gillian Gwin who spent
the night and Sunday at home.
Nj. and Mrs. H. S. Waterer and child
rem, Mary, Henry, Jr., and Leila Anne
were week end guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Beevers in Lula.
]. W. Gunter manager of the Bell Tel.
& Tel. Co. of Lexington was over on
business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Garnett enjoyed
motor trip to Belzon Sunday after
noon.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs W.
E. Moore drove to Durant on a pleasure
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Tahir attended the
show in Lexington Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Pepper Jr.. and
Mrs. Wynn of Greenwood and Mrs. L.
D. Pepper of Lexington called on Mrs.
Gertrude Wallace Sunday afternoon.
The latter remained with Mrs Wallace
while the others made a trip to Yazoo
City. Dan Pepper came by later and
carried his mother to Lexington.
Miss Tommie Foster, upon her regular
Tuesday trip to Lexington on Official
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-10-31

business connected with ERA duties en-
joyed spending the night in the nome
of DR.. and Mrs. R. M. Stephenson ana
family. Wednesday she went to DurahI
and had the pleasure of taking dinner
with Miss May Brown. Per advices from
headquarters at Washington, D. c. two
of the home visitors have been cut OFT
and Miss Tommie's territory will now
extend from Leflore to Yazoo county.
Misses Nell Smith of Holmes Junior
College, and Elmarie Lacey, of D. S. 1.
c., were sent as delegates from their
respective colleges to attend the Baptist
and Methodist Youth Conference held at
Ole Miss the past week end.
Mrs. CIaud Jones and baby son were
down from Keirns to see her mother
Mrs. Gertrude Wallace Saturday
Misses Letha Mae Pearson and Donna
Tate were Saturday night guests of Miss
Myrtis Gill in her home at Sidon.
Robert Lee Jones of Brstow, Okla
homa is a priced guest of Mrs. w. E.
Jone. and family at MarcellS. ha
G. W. Ellison motored to D. S. T. c.
Friday after his daughter Miss Maxine
and they were accompanied back by Mis-
ses Martha Bogue, Warrene Smith of
Zeiglerville and Rosamond Stubblefield,
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-10-31

noon and remained over until Saturday
night to accompany him home. They
were among the many Aconaites to at
tend Home Coming Day" Sunday.
G. H. Wallace and S. A. Jackson of
Kosciusko paused a few minutes with
the formers sisters, Mesdames Gordin
and Bedwell, Friday afternoon as they
were enroute to attend Chevrolet
meeting in Greenwood.
A. S. Hanks of Carrollton, visited his
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Marshall and fam
lily last week. He left Sunday for Green
wood returning to his home from there.
Mrs. George Marks and Dorothy Mae
rleft Friday for Vicksburg to spend the
week end with her grandmother, Mrs.
Whitaker and other relatives
Mrs. w. W. Gwin was entertained at
dinner in Greenwood Saturday by Mr.
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-10-31
TCHULA

Our school band gave concert in Du-
rant, Friday night under the auspices
of the Music Club and played in Green
d. S. T. C. and Mississippi College Sat
urday afternoon. The usual crowd of
boosters consisting of fond parents and
friends were in attendance.
Mrs. A. NJ. Phillips returned to Tchula
Wednesday after pleasant visit to her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Malone at Locks and Dam. They
accompanied Mrs. Phillips and remain
ed for short stay.
D. W. Boyd of Greenwood was here
on here business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mayfield, Mrs. W. E.
Hayes and E. L. Gordin made a trip to
the capital city Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. White and Bobby
Spencer spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Ferrell and children in Jackson.
Business interests called Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Wright to Tchula Thursday after
noon.
Herbie Holmes and his Mississippians
passed through our midst Thursday en-
route to fill some engagements south of
here.
W. Kinds Jumper reached Tchula
Thursday morning after attending the
-Jitney Jungle convention in Jackson. He
was signally honored by being elected
one of the vice-presidents to serve with
President f. NJ Steen, of Monroe, La.
He also gave a unique talk on his
method of record keeping, which held
the interest of his audience, and pleased
them too.
W. H. Chesteen of Kosciusko was in
Gwin and Tchula during the week in
connection with the PWA program,
which we hope will be presented soon.
Your correspondent regrets exceeding
ly an error in listing the guests attend
ing the shower, given by Mrs. NJ Tahir,
complimenting Mrs. Charles Vegezzi,
a recent bride. The eight charming
young ladies from Yazoo City, who con-
tributed so much to the pleasure of the |
evenings entertainment were: Misses
Mary, Lena and Willie Doll Thomas, Lu-
cile Alias, Vera Roberts, Madge Ander-
son, Charline Herbert and Lottie Adams |
A cherished guest in the home of Mr. |
and Mrs. G. " Crow is his cousin, !
Mrs. Lucy Patterson of Hollywood, Cal |
where she has resided for the past six |
years. Her former home was in Char |
lesion.
NJ. Tahir attended to business in |
Greenwood Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vegezi motored |
to Greenwood Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. ". R. Huddleston at
tended the meeting of the Department
OF Superintendent, Mississippi Educa-
tional Association in Jackson Friday
W. F. Durham and son, Edgar Durham, |
of Holcomb were week end guests of |
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Alfred |
Gordin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Jones and Sara
Ellen are enjoying a new Ford. They
tried it out on trip to the capital city
Saturday.
Mesdames Earl Walden and Reeves
Vandiver shopped in Greenwood Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Gibson, Mesdames
Hugh Garnett and A. C. Conger were
among Friday visitors to Jackson.
Carl Booth, of Acona. is new memb-
er Of the Tchula Hardware Co., and he
will welcome his former friends, when
they are in need of anything carried by
this enterprising firm. Mrs Booth and
Carl Clifton came down Friday after
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-10-31

Folks who eat our sandwiches
say they are good-we believe
they are good-but we want
your opinion. Drive out and try
one. Lion Service Station on
Highway 12-open till midnight.
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-10-31
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parents were away.
Continued on page 81
La opinión., 1935-03-03
DEMANDARON A
MAE WEST POR
5 90 600
La acusacion esta relacio-
NADIA con su pelicula She
done him wrong

Una demanda por la eantidad de
500, 10000 en- contra de la estrella
cinematografica Mae West, ACADIA
de SCI ~presentada en- los tribunales
de New York, segdn informes pro-
eedentes de la maxima m%etropoli.
La ~querella esta firmada por
Miss frankie Baker, mujer de ra-
"a negra que es p%ropietaria de un
humllde estrada de dar lustre al
calzado de los humanos. Y en- ella
estableee que Miss West ''le cause
un dano moral. al filmar la pc
lfcula que Sc titula "She done him
Wrong.
mo fue a 81, sino a mi, a quien
hizo dano" dice la querellante, ba-
sandose en- ESQ para pedir una In
domination de 100. 10000.
Sostiene Miss Baker ser ella Ia
FRANKIE" original de la famosa
pareja frankie and Johnny. Y que
en- la pelicula la ~presenta en- ms
forma denigrante.
Tanto los %estudios cinematografi-
cos como la blonda estrella consi-
deran "ridfcula" la demanda de Ia
limpia- botas. Esta asegura que la
canci0n FRANKIE and Albert. que
canta la estrella en- su pelicula, fue
escrita POGO despues de que fuera
absuelta por ell asesinato de su ma
rido Albert Britt, a quien dio muer
tie a balazos ell aho de 1899 en de-
fensa propia.
La opinión., 1935-03-03

Viendo que permanecia silencio-
so y que llevaba trazas de CONT
nuar de la misma manera, Sc de-
cidio a d~ecirle, con cierto tonillo
ironico, que no pudo reprimir:
-iSabes que tienes hoy una
conversation muy diyertida?
Raul Sc ruborizo.
Aquella advertencia hizole COM
prender que su silencio era una
~groseria, y aunque 10 amase va a
Florinda, o asi 10 creyera al me-
nos, NADIA lie autorizaba a ser gro
sero.
Dispense -repuso-. va sa-
les que mi caracter es retraido.
81, y unos dias mas que otros
-interrumpio ella.
No todos los dias estamos
igual.
-Claro que no. Las cosas, las
personals y hasta los sentimientos,
cambian mucho en- POGO tempo.
Pronuncio estas palabras de tai
modo, que Raul, creyendolas una
slusion, la miro fijamente; pero
viola tan tranquila y lie parecio tan
afectuosa la sonrisa con que res
pondio a su mirada, que Sc desva-
necieron sus recelos.
No sospecha NADIA -pcns6.
Y lamento que asi fuera, pues
81 hubiese sospechado, con u re-
proches lie habria dado, segura-
mente, OCCASION para proyocar el
rempimiento que buscaba-
La opinión., 1935-03-03
AZTECA VENCIO ANO-
CHE A IZZY JANAZZO

ciUDAD DE MEXICO, Mario
q (Exelusivo.) - Hacienda su
reaparicion ante los aficionados de
esta capital despues de algunos me
ses de i~nactividad. ell campeon me
xicano de peso weller Kid Azteca,
bajo la direction de James FIFTEEN.
conquisto una nueva Victoria ven-
ciendo por decision al norteameri-
cano Ivy Janazzo. de Nueva York.
Azteea Gemostro estar en- sus me
jores condolences de pelea cuando
desde ell principle del %encuentro su
pero a su oponente. dominando,o en-
los cambios de golpes. boxeando en-
largo Y en- los clinches.
La eontienda resulto muy buena
y dejo satisfechos a los aficionados
que asistieron a la Arena Nacional.
Janazzo hizo su debut aqui, de-
jando buena impression con esta pc
lea contra Aztecn. a pesar de que
perdio.
La opinión., 1935-03-03
'VUELO DIRECTO
DELOS ANGELES
A La CAPITAL
Sera intentado Ell Microbes
por ell avion Vultee Trans
port de la %Panamerican

I'm vuelo dlrecto a Ia Ciudad &c
Mexico. tratando de establecer un
nuevo record de v%elocidad. sera mi
ciado en- Los Angeles ell microbes
proximo. por ell avion Vultee Trans
port. que es ell que actualmente
conserva la mas alta mares de We
locidad entire Los Angeles y Nueva
York, Y Los Angeles Y Washington.
FL avi6n sera piloteado por ell ca
pitan Andrews. y llevars como pa
sajeros al disenador de la Paname
rican Always. Gerard vultee, al
Jefe de la policia de Los Angeles,
James Davis, al director de publ
eidad del Herald and Express, Ar.
thur Holiday, y al coronel C. Ju-
liam velarde.
El Vultee Transport saldra del
Central Airport. en- Glendale. Eel
permiso correspondence fue gira-
do yer mismo a los organizadores
de este vuelo, por ell ingeniero Fran
cisco L. Terminel. actual Subsecre
tario &c Comunieaciones en- ell Ga
binete del Presidente Cardenas.
La opinión., 1935-03-03

tContinuara)
La opinión., 1935-03-03
NUEVA OFICINA DEL
PROFESSOR VALADEZ

Ell Professor Mario Valdez, quien
durante los 1ltimos ocho amos Sc
ha dedicado a la ~ensenanza Y prac-
tica de nuestro idioma, ACADIA de
abrir nuevas oficinas en- ell No. 80
de la Gale Olvera (Telefono: MU-
tual 5000 de esta ciudad. donde
Sc pone a las ordenes de Il es-
tudiantes y amigos.
Dado ell interes que existe por ell
aprendizaje de la taquigraffa Gregg
en- nuestro idioma, ell Professor Va
ladez ofrece a las personals de habla
espahola classes de taquigraffa
Gregg en- Espanol y classes de In
giles a las personals que deseen per
f%eccionar o %aprender este idioma.
La Escuela ofreee un ambiente
tipico porque ocupa la Cabaha
Olimpica que fue ocupada por los
atletas mexicanos en- los Juegos
Olimpicos de 1882.