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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
BOUIssON. - -

FRANCIS BOUISSON. new pre-
Il mier of France. since the gov
eminent OF Pierre Euenne Flandin
collapsed early yesterday. APP
pointed Joseph Cailloux as minister
Of finance. former premier and
former finance minister The
new coalition cabinet. pledged 10
save the franc. was virtually as
Sured the dictatorial financial pow
ers requested by NJ. Flandin NJ.
BouiSSon completed his ministry
only today. after drawing consent
10 his program from the various
political parties because OF the
national emergency. The new min
istry VIII so before Parliament on
Monday An interesting and
encouraging SidelCht to the Memo
rial Day 5O0-mile race comes from
Indianapolis hotel and restaurant
managers. Il is their unanimous
opinion that 1T was the best
Speedway crowd since 1929"
Not only were all hotels damned.
but tourist camps and vacant fur
niShed apartments were filed. For
the first time since 1929 the In
dianapOlis Convention and PublciSt
Bureau conducted a rooming head
quarters and sent hundreds Of per-
sons 10 private homes
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FOOD INDEX RECORDS
DECLINES FOR WEEK
Wholesale Figure of Dun g. Brad
street Slips Back One Cent.

SdcCb SHpS DdCk One cent.
BIZ Times Spccjqt
NEW YORK. June THE trend
in wholesale food prices generally
was downward in the past week. the
Dun & Bradstreet weekly food index
falling l cent to stand at $3.50 for
the period ended May q.
The loss during the last month
has been small, the current figure
comparing with S262 on April 30.
a decrease Of only 8 per cent. Con-
trasted with s211 for the corre-
spending week Of last year the in
dex shows a rise Of 242 per cent.
The list Of commodities advance
ing since last week included rye,
dry sailed bellies. sugar. cocoa, eggs.
and hogs, while declines we're noted
for -four, wheat. corn, oats, barley,
butter, raisins. prunes, steers, sheep.
and lambs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
CUBAN EXPORTS GAIN

Cuban exports OF sugar from Jan.
70 Nav IS totaled S67.2li long
>5ns. compared with 6l07l4 during
the same period last year. Lam
born & Co. sugar brokers. reported
today. To the United States there
were shipped 740,562 tons, against
sI2,I25 last year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01

Since 1892 this country's produc-
ton Of molybdenum has virtually
quadrupled and, at the current rate
of output. 1885 should exceed last
years estimated production of 9, 100,-
600 pounds. World consumption
last year was over 10 per cent high
er than the 1929 figure, which
points to molybdenum as an out
standing example of a market
greatly expanded during the depres-
sion.
One important feature of molyb-
denum is that it is the only steel
alloying element produced in suffl-
cient quantity in the United States
to supply all of this country's re-
quirements. 1t completes primarily
with vanadiun, nickel and tungsten.
Because molybdenum works so well
with chromium in steel alloys. chro-
MUM can not be said to be COM
petitive metal in any real sense. The
United States is largely dependent
upon foreign sources for the rival
metals.
Republic Steel Corp, the major
producer Of alloy steels, is the larg-
est user Of molybdenum, both in its
Toncan corrugated sheet steel and
is special alloys. Timken Roller
Bearing Co. is also an important
customer in the manufacture Of spe-
cial steel alloys. A consumption
breakdown would probably reveal
that IS per cent of the molybdenum
used ends up in automobiles. While
80 per cent of molybdenum goes
into alloy steels, it has other OUT
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Employment Stable

This stability in industrial pro-
duction at the high levels attained
early in the year explains the stead
lily improving situation in employ
ment. Instead of the customary de-
cline in factory stats between
March and April, employment re-
manned stable at the peak reached
in March.
In recent weeks, merchants have
complained of difficulty in moving
summer merchandise on account Of
unfavorable weather conditions over
large parts of the country. The out
look is now more promising. Cali
fornia's gain in retail sales last
month was almost twice that Of the
country as a whole, and with the
fair now opened in San Diego and
some business shifted from the
strike-ridden lumber region Of the
oregon area, retailers in California
look forward to continued good vol
ume. The leading business indexes
from the West Coast states have
pointed upward since the first Of
the year.
The motor industry had little to
lose in parting with its code; it may
even stand to gain. The collective
bargaining provision of the code
caused more grief to the industry
than peace, and the bars against
price-cuts in codes of motor sup
pliers was disliked by the industrys
skilled purchasing agents. Always
known as an industry with a high
wage-level and putting out an in
creasingly better product at decrea5-
ing prices, the motor industry is
likely to carry on with the mini
mum disturbance on the same old
basis as in the past"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
Steel Trade MtentU Watching
M0lybdenum S FOr70ard Strides

The Of moybdenum hghpeed tool steels in competition
followed lntenty
steel according authoritative opinion case in point In
launched steel the Cleveland Twist Drill Co.
moybdenum
MoNIax possess important
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
Because molybdenum functionally

performs at lower cost it has nearly
eliminated tungsten for many pur-
poses except in high-speed tool
steels. 1t IS in this field that the
steel industry is watching for fur
Their developments favoring molyo-
denum as against tungsten.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
Spectators ApprehensiUe
Annual Service on Gas Bonds
Sho7Cn for Full Life of Issue

100000 bond issue bearing = per cent interest
coupon indianapolis awarded this week to Gus
Co and Halsey require annual OF $36oOOo
the first two approximately 100000 after the fifth year
The following yearly service and the gradual
retirement Of principal:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
CHINA SEEKS MONEY TALKS

NANKING, China. June IA
government spokesman said today
that China would welcome the OPP
portunity TO participate in a world
conference on currency Sterilization.
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DATA ON PWA
OUTLAY GIVEN
IN NEW REPORT
Study Responds to Search
ing Senate Resolution
Asking Information.

~
WASHINGTON. June An I'M
published Treasury report revealed
today that the total cost OF projects
20 which the $4,000 100000 public
works fund was allOCated will be a
few millions Of dollars more than
$1,000 100000 The report is an
ltem!zod statement Of ALLEGATIONS,
OBLIGATIONS. disbursements, unex-
PENDED balances and other data re-
latng 10 PWA.
Il revealed that almost every dol
lar poured INTO public works from
the appropriation Of June IS, 1888
VIII be matched by funds from
previous appropriations. AS Of
March /. 1888. the report shows:
Allegations from PWA fund,
50 500 100000.
Allegations from other appropria-
tons. s3O61 1O2 300.
Additional funds TO complete jobs,
s692 927879.
Total estimated cost to govern
ment s7O54O3O l89.
From June is, 1898, to March /,
I935-20i mOnths-actual PWA dis
burscmcnts aggregated s2,183, 149 ,43l,
but total obligations incurred against
the s3.3OO000 900 fund were s3.052.-
$685. leaving a real balance Of
s247 604643 on March l for opera
ton until the 1885 works relief APP
preparation became available.
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Responds TO Request

The data responds to a searching
Senate resolution and presents the
most detailed. up-to-date PWA re-
port IN existence. 1t shortly will be
published as a Senate document and
now Is IN proof form.
In only one respect was the
Treasury unable to satisfy Senate
demands for infOrma ton. The reso-
luton included a request for copies
Of memoranda or agreements COM
hitting the government to building
public works upon which no eX-
penditUres have yet been made
The report replies to tina. request
as follows.
Anticipating the difficulties in
volved IN the furnishing of this in
formation. the Treasury requested
the heads of departments and es-
adjustments not to delay the sub
mission of the information called
for IN the other paragraphs of the
resolution because of unavoidable
delay in searching the files and
making copies of the data requested
under the resolution. The depart
ments have, however. been requested
10 furnish the information and as
soon as It Is received it will be for
warded TO the Senate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
LOCAL CASH MARkET

CITY grain elevators are paving rs cents
for No soft red vhear Other grades on
their merits Cash corn No. yellow,
IS cents, and cats % cents.
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Can Not Thwart Trend

Whatever adjustments the sud-
den removal Of code controls may
entail, they can not thwart the
growing trend toward ultimate re-
COvery. Despite recent uncertainties,
both at home and abroad, manufaC-
turing production, employment, and
prices have reached higher figures
than a year ago. With NRA e
straints on production removed, the
rate of future progress will be up to
industry.
1T is significant of the strong UNI
dercurrent of recovery influences
that all the uncertainties engen-
dered by the legislative program and
by pending court reviews made but
small impression on productive
and trade activity Manufacturing
activity has been surprisingly stable
since the first Of the year at levels
higher than for any period since
that midsummer boom of 1888.
1T is true that following the un-
usual squirt in manufacturing out
put from December to January, the
customary f1rtS-quarter rise in vol
ume did not appear, and that as a
result there was a gentle decline in
the adjusted indexes of the Federal
Reserve Board from January to
March. But the actual volume of
manufactured goods has averaged
80 per cent of the 1923-1925 average
in the first four months Of 1885,
compared with 83 per cent IN the
same period of 1884.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
TRADE SHOWS
MIXED FEELING
TO NRA RULING
Business Week Sees Some
Attempts to Retain Dec.,
able Features.

NEW YORK, June business
reactions to the newly gained free
dom from code restrictions is vary
ing with the industry, Business
Week declared today in its current
issue. In some instances, as in oil,
it is stated, the effects will be negh-
gible because the code itself never
was a matter Of great moment; in
other industries, notably cotton tex
tiles. the removal of controls on
wage minimums and on production
and trade practices invites chaos,
at least temporarily.
Undoubtedly there will be at
tempts to salvage the desirable fea-
lures of the codes through trade as
ISOLATION" the publication con-
tinres. But those who have chafed
under trade regulations will be eager
to go it alone again. Labor may
suffer at the hands of smaller en-
ployerS who will be hard pressed
under any increase in competition,
but it is doubtful if the larger con-
Germs will resort to depressing wage
minimums which in most cases
we're lower than prevailed in the
industry, even before the codes. Any
increase in hours worked at prevail
ing sales will rebound to labors
benefit,
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On Commission ROLU
Reprinted From Yesterday

Quotations below are average wholesale
prices being offered 70 buyers by local
commission dealers.
La opinión., 1935-05-26
UTILlDADES QUE JAMAS Sc
COMPROBADO

En- los prospectus para cazar mo
centes, esa compania asegura que
tiene u|t.lidades de un cinco por
ciento annual, Y que, previo ell pa
/ go de sueldos a los miembros del
consejo de administration regaiias,
sehorfos, fondos de reserva, etc,
, queda una utilidad de novecientos
mil pesos ~meXicanos. por 10 que a
cada acc.6n tocan dieciocho centa-
vos de d%iyidendo; pero, segdn ell
a%cusador, no existe tai utilidad; y
aun en- ell remote caso de que la
hubiera, tampoco seria Ia %gananeia
de los accionistas porque tendria
que repartirse entire cinco millones
de titulos; y aun mas: en- case de
haber negoc:o seria de Ia Gas Ma
tural de Mexico, S. A." y no de la
otra, pues los pozos 0 propiedad
de la primera.
Contra ell dictamen del %ingeniero
Agraz Sc e%neuentra ell informe del
ingeniero r. Gomez Tagle, del De-
partamento de Petr6leo de la Sc
cretarfa de la Economic Nacional,
quien por Mayo de 1888 informo
que los pozos de la empresa. tan
solo dan se.scientos metros cdbicos
diariamente.
Aseg1rase que las oficinas de la
compahia en- ell vecino pals del
Norte. Sc encuentran en- 100 West
10 st. Wellington, Condado de New
Castel. Estado de Delaware, f. U.
A., pero 10 cierto es que la direc-
ci6n pertenece a Ia Delaware Trust
Company.
Pero no Sc dice que la "M6Xico
Natural Gas Co. Inc. OF Delaware"
sea subs diaria de Ia Gas Natural
de Mexico. S. A., o esta de la otra.
Sc siembra entire ell pdblico mexi-
cano confusion. para hacerle Greer
que aquel'a es esta, Y la p%ropieta-
ria del subsuelo del vaso del lago
texcucano, ash como de los pozos;
v con esta campaha de mentiras
han degrade obtener tr~escientos mil
dolares. o sea un million ochenta
mil pesos mexicanos.
La direction de la Mexico Natu-
raj Gas Co" en- esta capital, es
Venustiano Carranza. nGmero so.
FL licepciado Buerba adjunta a
SUI escrito un ~recorte de Excelsior
de fecha 3 de Febrero del presente
aho. donde Sc e~ncuentran una de-
claraciones del Secretario de la
cienda, en- que Sc desautoriza la
venta de las acciones de la "Me-
xico Natural Gas CO., por califi-
carse de ilegales.
La opinión., 1935-05-26
MAS ESCUELAS
DE CHIHUAHUA
! CLAUSURADAS
Pertenecen a las colonias
menonitas; que no cum
pIen con la ensenanza so
cialista

CHIHUAHUA, Chihuahua, Mayo
25-CExclusivo).- Tai como aeon
teei6 con las Escuelas de los Cam
pos Menonitas va a procederse con
las de las Colonlas Mormonas, Sc
gun 10 inform6 ell Director General
de Educacion en- Ell Estado, profe-
sor Jacinto Maldonado.
Ha sido ordenada Ia clausura de
las Escuelas de las Colonias Nor
monas, figurando entire estas Ia
P~reparatoria que funciona en- Colo
MIA Juarez.
Para tomar esa determination,
Ia Direction General de Educacion
Sc basa en- que en- dichos estable-
cimientos esta violandose la ley de
Ia materia.
Sc propone la Direction General
de Education que en- las Escuelas
de las Colonias Mormonas Sc i'm
parta la ~ensenanza socialista Y que
este Sc haga en- espahol, Y no en-
ingles como aconteee actualmente.
La opinión., 1935-05-26
ANUNCIAN Ell CESE DE
! VARIOS EMPLEA-
(. DOS PUBLICOS
clupAD DE MEXICO, mayo 25.

cluDAD DE MEXICO, mayo %.
-(Exclusivo).-Gran panico reina
entire los empleados de Ia Procura-
duria de Justicia del Distrito Y Te-
rritorios Federales, al haberse a
nunciado que va a haber ceses a
granel durante las vacaciones que
Sc inician ell dia de mahana, pues
muchos temen que al regresar de
vacaciones Sc encuentren o su
cese.
Ell descontento que reina entire
los empIeados que de antaho vie
men p~restando sus servicios en- la
Pr~ocuraduria, es general, pues MIN
guno Sc tiene como SECURE en- su
empleo. no obstante que en- epocas
anteriores, aun cuando camhiaran
a los titulares de la Procuraduria,
los puestos de ellos habian sido
respetados.
La opinión., 1935-05-26
La ENSENANZA SECUNDARIA ES
SUPRINIDAEN la UNIVERSIDAD

algunas impresiones aeerca del par
tieular.
FL senior Ocaranza Sc limito a
manifestarnos que dnieamente aca-
bahia de tener notlcia con respecto
al fallo adverse. citado por la STU
prema Corte de Justicia de la Ma
eion. pero que adn desconocia Ell
texto del mismo. por 10 que no es-
taba e ncondiciones de externar
ninguna opinion acerea del particu-
lar.
"Por 10 demas = ahadi6 - este
asunto tendra que ser tratado por
81 Console Un'versitario. en- session
que probablemente Sc efectuara el
lunes e%ntrante. Y on cuanto el Sc
nor liccnciado Trinidad Garcia. apo-
dorado de la Universidad en- este
case, Y que fue quien present6 d.
clio amparo en- su nombre. de cuen-
Ia del resultado".
Observation-Disclosures supimos que In
Sociedad dc Alumnos de Ia Tacul-
tad de Derecho Y Ciencias Soclales
formulara una protesta contra Ia
decision de la Supreme Corte de
Justicia. en- vlrtud del fallo dicta-
do en- contra de la Universidad.
por c%onsiderar que no esta de acuer
do con Ia justicia.
La Confederation Nacional de
Es~tudiantes. al margen de Ia ejecu-
toria dictada por IA Supreme Cor
te hizo aver las sisuientes declara-
clones que val suscritas por los Sc
nores Benito Palomino Dena. Gil
cer.o Cardoso Eguiluz Y joss Ro-
jas Garciduehas. de la d~irectiva de
dieha confederation:
"I.-Los estudiantes universita-
rios consideran totalmente inpusti-
f'eados Ell procedimiento Y ell fon-
do de la resolution dictada por la
Corte. porque MEGA a Ia Univer-
sidad ell derecho elemental de ser
ofda en- su defensa fundandose en-
Ell f1til pretexto de que ell deere
to mencionado no lie causa ningun
p~eriuicio. 10 cual signif,ca senci-
llamente no valorizar los beneficios
de la libertad Y de la cultura. asf
como desconocer Ia naturaleza de
esta Ultima.
'U.-Como hasta la fecha ell Es-
tado no ha corroborado con hechos
las expresiones de simpatia que
Iha tenido para la Universidad. la
&c. n. E.. tenemen la actitud de la
La opinión., 1935-05-26

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Mayo 20.
I-(Por Correo).-Un panama fabu-
loso. pero que puede subir a mas
de cinco millones de d6lares, es e.
que ACADIA de denunciar en- la Ia
Delegation del Ministerio Pdblicc
ell licenciado Manuel Buerba BATH
en- su calidad de a~ccionista de las
companies "MeXico Natural Gas Co.
Inc" Y "Gas Natural de Mexico, S.
A., a las que acusa de delitos de
falsedad e informes administrators
a una au|toridad por los directories
de estas, Y de fraude a los Conf
pradores de acciones.
Sc hasa ell licenciado Buerba, pa
ra delatar este fantastico e ilicito
negocio en- los antecedentes que eXis
ten Y en- la explicacion que haze
de los enganos de que es victima
Ell p1blico, asf como en- los funda-
mentos legales aplicables a este par
ticular.
Ell e~scrito de acusacion relata
que ell dfa % de Mayo de 1880 fue
fundada la Mexico Natural Gas Co.
Inc. of Delaware" con un capital
social de diez mil d6lares y dos
cientas acciones de c%incuenta dola-
res cada una. y que las escrituras
de constitution de la sociedad las
firmaron X. X. Koffroth, L. Chill
dres Y r. S~tefeson, todos clos X
tranjeros, que la segunda negocia-
ci6n nacio Ell IS de julio del mis-
mo aho, con un capital de mil do
lares para iniciar los trabajos y
acciones por cinco millones, con
valor nominal de un dollar cada u
ma; firmaron a su vez estas es-
crituras II. I. Brown, r. e. Thomp-
son y L. S. Dorsey.
Ash fue como ell ~ingeniero Fof-
froth inform6 oficialmente a la Sc
cretaria de la Economic Nacional,
que el, con los sehores E. Kerby S.,
+. Reichert y L. Childres, habfa or
ganizado en- Delaware, Estados Uni
dos, la Mexico Natural Gas Co.
Inc. of Delaware, cuyas acciones
han sido vendidas en- la Republica
MeXicana en- n1mero de cinco mi
Homes. En- varios Estados han sido
encarcelados agentes y ~represen-
tantes de Ia empresa, inculpados
de fraude.
Han t%ranscurrido mas de cuatro
amos, desde que fueron lanzados
esos valores, sin que Sc celebre una
sofa asamblea de accionistas nj sc
hayan hecho p1blicos balances, nj
tampoco las o%peraciones consuma-
das.
Contln0a diciendo Ell licenciado
Buerba, que en- su propaganda, las
empresas embaucadoras insertan
unas listas de i~nversiones en- dife-
rentes negocios, al igual que foto-
La opinión., 1935-05-26
INAUGURAN
EN- 1897 Ell
TEATRO REAL
DE MADRID

MADRID, mayo 25.- ST Mi
nistro de Instruction P1bliea ha
decidido poner fin a un enclose
problema, que periodicamente
viene apasfonando q los mas
varios sectores politicos: Ell anti
quo Teatro Real, que en- adelan
tie Sc llamars de la Opera.
Haee diez amos Sc cerro ell
Teatro Real para realizar en- FL
algunas obras. Sc creyo que es-
tas d~urarian tan solo un ano.
Pero una tras otra las obras
han lido sucediendose, como era
Ia temporada l%irica, en- que des
filaban las pr.meras fisuras del
mundo.
Abordado rscientemen el
asunto en- la Camara de Dipu-
tados, ei ministro prometio re-
s~olverlo. Efectivamente, ha de-
signado un, Junta que en- breve
p'azo senalars TODD 10 que fall
ia para que el teatro pueda po-
nerse en- funcionamiento. lue-
90 convocara a I'm eoneurso entire
arquitectos y previo ell libra
miento del eredito correspondent
tie Sc prooedera a realizar el pro
yecto del a%rqu;teeto premiado.
Sin mas di!aeiones, con un Gre
ditto que eomprometa la totali-
dad de la obra r~estante y seha-
lie un pIazo, sc acabara este plei
to.
La impression es que no podrs
darse Gina al proyecto hasta den
tro dc dos amos. En- 1887 podra
llevarse a cabo la reaparicion
del famoso teatro y clio realizan
do los tramites prcvios con toda
%diIisencia para los ira
bajos sin perdida de tempo.
La opinión., 1935-05-26
EscQndQlOsO Panama Ue
Descubiert0 en- la Capital

grafias de diputados, sin que nj
unas nj otros tengan Ia menor CO.
nexion con aquellas. Tambien pu-
blican ell aspecto de I'm pozo y el
texto siguiente:
la unica compania que con es-
ia fecha cuenta con IN permiso del
DEPARTMENT. de Petr6leo para per
forar pozos de gas en- Ell VA
LIE de MEXICO, o bien: La
dnica compania en- el Vale de Me
xico que tiene una planta insta-
lada y trabajando. listed puede OBJ
servar como Sc llenan los tam5ores
con gas natural que brota va re-
finado del interior de la terra, de
nuestros pozos en- ell Lago de Tex
COCO, cuando no: LA unica COM
pahia que ha construfdo I'm edi-
ficio en- ell centric del vase del La
go de Texcoco en- la iona del gas,
ded.cado eXclusivamente a la eX-
plotaci6n del gas natural, Que us
ra, habil, sin compromise alguno".
-"Visite listed los diez pozos de
gas natural que tenemos perfora-
dos y en- production, y observara
listed Ell desarrollo de nuestro enor-
me negocio'.
Sigue a~segurando ell denuneiante,
que en- su propaganda, esa com
panfas han dado a conoce un die
tamen insuficiente del i~ngeniero
quimico j. S. Agraz, que no infor-
ma NADIA en- concrete nj effective. y
que, rendido con fecha 10. de Mayo
de 1888, dice:
mi larga experienced (mas de
treinta ahos), en- %asuntos fisico-
qufmicos, han hecho que me inte-
reese grandemente por ell gas que
tiene a disposition del concrete la
compahfa.. -; y mas %adelante:
Los pozos dan gas en- abundan-
cia. -.
Ell II de enero de 1884, Koffroth
elev6 una ~solicitud a la Secretaria
de Ia Economic Nacional, de conce-
sion para construir un gasodueto,
pero que fue resuelta negatiyamen-
te"por faIta de gas natural conner
cialmente". En- la misma fecha, fue
pedido permiso para vender gas de
los pozos va celeberrimos, a razon
de diez centavos metro b1bico.
Agrega ell l.cenciado Buerba. que
para engahar %incautos, ~ofreciase
que a los siete dias de comprar
sus %acciones, la Compahfa les ha-
ria gratis su installation de gas Y
los surtiria de csc combustible".
Con solo este ardid. los insecticides
empresarios consiguieron recoger
del publico meXicano de Glen mil
a trescientos mil dolares, o. sea de
trescientos setenta mil aun mi
lion ochenta mil pesos moneda ma
cional.
La opinión., 1935-05-26
Sc INSISTE EN- Ell EMBAR
GO DE LA CIA. DE
TRANVIAS
cIupAp DE MEXICO, mayo 25.

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo 25.
-(Exclusivo).-La Junta de Concl-
liacion y Arbitraje ha seguido rea-
lizando los tramites necesarios pa
"a que ell embargo de la Compania
de Tranvias de Mexico quede nor
malizado, de acuerdo con las dis
posiciones legales.
En- efecto, Sc giraron oficios por
parte de la Junta a la Secretarla
de Comunicaciones y Obras P0-
blicas, a la Secretaria de Econo-
mia y al Registro Pdblico de la
Propiedad, seccion de concrete, in
formandoles del embargo Y de que
habia sido designado Intervention y
caucionado su manejo ell diputado
Luis Enrique Erro, quien rendira
un informe de su actuacion todas
las semanas.