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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
SEVENTY PER CENT
Of BIRTHDAY BALL
FUNDS stay HERE
Bismarck Children With lnfan.
tile Paralysis Will Be Civ.
on Medical Aid

Dancers at the Birthday Ball here
next Wednesday, one Of the thousands
which will grace President Roose-
velts birthday, may wish to give q
thought during . pause in the dane
ing to what Is being done with the
money raised through the party this
year.
Russell A. Young. general chairman
Of the event. stated Friday that the
money win be divided this year fol-
lowing . suggestion made BY the
president himself. At his request no
part Of this years fund will 60 to the
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation.
Seventy cents Of every dollar will Be
used for the rehabilitation Of children
in Bismarck suffering from infantile
paralysis, Young said. The other
thirty cents will Be turned over to
President Roosevelt to be used BY
national commission appointed by him
for widening the research efforts
aimed at wiping out the disease.
There Is every reason to believe that
the number Of infantile paralysis
cases in the country Is gradually de.
icreasing and thus every person who
dances In honor Of the presidents
birthday may justly feel that he i
lending worthwhile aid to plotting out
4 particularly vicious scourge, YOUNG
said.
The ticket sales committee, which
began the canvass Of Bismarck Thurs.
day, reported splendid success in 1T
initial solicitations. Tickets may bt
purchased at the State Confectioner,
o. the q. p. News stand.
With prominent state and city Of
ficials invited to act Is patrons anc
'patrouesses for the second annual a.
/. fair, all signs point to the ball beinl
one Of the high spots on the Bismarck
winter social calendar.
President RooseveltS address viii
be broadcast on the dance floor al
!: 1880 p. m. Harry Turner and his H.
piece orchestra will furnish the music
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Shredded Wheat Opens
Advertising Campaign

The National Biscuit CO. Friday
announced 1t Is all ready" for the
opening advertising gun, which Is ex-
pected to shoot up winter sales.
A large newspaper list, covering the
entire country, will be employed. Be-
ginning the latter part Of January,
the winter advertisements win appear
on . regular weekly schedule through
February and March.
The campaign, moreover. Is some
what more ambitious than Shredded
Wheat has hitherto attempted.
Every device known to advertising
ana craftsmanship will be fully uttliz-
ed and coordinated. In other words
the campaign Is tailor.made for the
dealer. FOR example. the several sales
territories will be attacked according
to geographic and climatic needs. In
the northern sections Of the country
where the weather Is normally cold
and Indictment. Shredded Wheat will
be avertised as delicious breakfast
food which can be served hot. In the
sections Of the country that can Or
dinarily expect mild weather. the ad-
vertising will promote Shredded
Wheat Is . delightful, l,ealth-build-
ing cereal which will furnish plenty
Of energy for outdoor activities. In
each case. however. counter and floor
displays viii tie directly In with the
newspaper advertising.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
SHERIFFS ADVOCATE
DRIVERS LICENSING
Peace Officers End State Con.
vsntion With Banquet
Thursday Night

After . day spent in working out
the details Of q proposed drivers Ii
cense law. delegates to the annual
convention Of the North Dakota
Sheriff and Peace Officers associa-
ton wound up their three-day meet
ing with . banquet here Thursday
night.
A preliminary draft Of the licensing
bill. which will be introduced in the
legislature soon, proposes to place the
administration Of the act In the hands
Of county sheriffs except In cities
Of over 5000 inhabitants where the
chief Of police will have equal admin
istrative powers with the sheriff.
The bill provides that funds from
the licensing act will be used to cS-
tablish and maintain statewide road
patrol, . regular system Of police
broadcast and q bureau Of criminal
Identification.
Another resolution passed by the
delegates asks that the jurisdiction OF
police magistrates be increased to in
clude all misdemeanor cases. 1t Is
believed that by widening the scope
Of the city magistrates powers the
number Of minor cases which regu-
larly find their way into the district
court will be reduced.
i The delegates selected Grand Forks
Is the site for the 1896 convention.
Attorney General p. O. Satire was
the principal speaker on the banquet
program In the evening. Peter Gar
I; berg Of Fargo presided as toastmaster.
! In the afternoon Judge r. G. McFar-
land Of jamestown spoke on the
Problems Of juvenile Delinquency"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Roosevelt Proposes
Uniform Traffic Laws

Washington, Jan. 25.-(R-Uniform
traffic legislation designed to reduce
casualties on the highways was recon-
mended Friday to the governors Of
the q states by President Roosevelt.
Saying the loss Of Life from motor
vehicles was higher last year than any
time in history. Mr.. Roosevelt urged
state legislation along the lines pro-
posed by the national conference on
state and highway safety.
The president recommendation was
made In letter to the governors.
I'm order to assist In this" the
president said, "the federal govern
n,ent. through the secretary Of COM
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
u. S. Investigating
Relief Order Fraud

Agents Of the department Of JUS
tice are investigating reports that
some storekeepers in various North
Dakota cities have been conspiring to
defraud the government. according to
E. A. Wilson, FEfsA administrator
for North Dakota.
In subversive attempts to obtain .
larger volume Of business, 1t is said
that the storekeepers instead Of fill
ing out relief orders for clothing or
food In full have been rebating cash
to relief clients, . direct violation Of
government statutes which require
relief orders to be filled In commodi.
ties only.
Wilson pointed out such violators
are subject to indictment and trial
not only on fraud charges but also on
conspiracy charges and that both the
storekeepers and the relief client face
prison sentences II convicted.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25

the feasibility, desirability and prac-
ticability Of erecting . state-owned
radio broadcasting station.
The resolution noted = great de-
niand and there appears to be great
necessity" for such . state station.
Defeated by . vote Of 50 to 50 was
measure appropriating $500 for
bee inspection.
A senate concurrent resolution urg-
ing congress to apportion funds ios
highway aid despite North Dakotas
inability to match federal funds with
state money cleared the legislature
with adoption by the house.
Custodian Measure Passed
Passed and forwarded to the sen
ate were house measures appointing
william LAist custodian for the capt.
tol grounds at . salary Of 81 800 and
appropriating 42l 200 for the livestock
sanitary board.
A two-year extension to December
81, 1887, OF the law suspending Is
suance Of tax deeds to counties upor
the expiration Of the period Of re-
demption was sought in q proposal
presented by Representatives E. A
Child and O. G. Olson Of Adams.
Fettinser counties.
Representative were stirred to de.
bate on two appropriation measures
rs the house resolved into q com.
mittee Of the whole to consider sew.
eral proposals.
Both measures were recommended
for passage and placed on the cal.
endar for final action after one, fol
indemnifying owners for condemned
tubercular cattle, had been SLICED
from $4,000 to $4,000. The other
appropriating $4,000 for the NORTH
Dakota Soldiers Home was recon.
mended favorably without amend
ment.
First introduced for an appropria'
ton Of $4,000. the indemnity ap'
preparation bill was cut to $4,000 By
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Wholesale Buying Up
Despite Bad Weather

New York, Jan. 25.-lR)-The unus-
ually severe weather during the cur
rent week slowed perceptibly the
general tempo Of trade, but was high
" beneficial to certain lines, accord
ing TO the weekly review Of Dun d
Bradstreet.
Notwithstanding the slight inter-
ruption In retail trade, the Review
says, there was . further broadening
In wholesale buying, and industrial
operations In some lines continued at
rate unequalled In any January IN
more than years.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25

the appropriation committee. The
committee OF the whole reduced 1t an
additional $4,000 on motion Of T. ].
McIlraith Of Divide county.
In the debate on the indemnity bill.
L. L. Twichell Of Cas- county pointed
out that the monies are matched by
the federal government and that II
the appropriation Is reduced the pay
ment for condemned cattle will be
reduced.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
LUMP sum BILLIONS
FOR WORKS, RELIEF
APPROVED BY House
Bill Passes 329 to 70; More
Prolonged Debate Expect
cd II Senate

Warrington. Jan. 25.-R-The
Democratic leadership. after driving
the $3.50, 600, 900, slump sum" bill for
works and relief through the house in
. surge Of power that flattened last
stand opposition $40 to 70. prepared
Friday for q more prolonged debate
In the senate.
Plainly happy over the house action
IN voting the money without strings,
administration leaders looked for the
senate struggle to open next week,
They expressed confidence that
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25

ployment emergency" and the 'phy-
steal impossibility q weighing and
testing each and every project"
Booking his stand, the Democratic
leaders had made . plea to support
the president In his announced drive
to transfer $4,000 persons from re.
lief roles to public works Jobs aver.
aging 80 . month. They called It .
vital part Of the recovery campaign.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
UN|CAMERAL House
PROPOSED IN BILL
READY FOR SENATE
Amendment Would Vest Author.
ity in Legislature Of Not
More Than so

Rewritten several times in the last
few days, . proposal to change the
two-house legislative system to one
assembly with membership to consist
OF not more than SO representatives
was ready for introduction In the state
senate Friday.
Sponsored by Senator A. =. Bonner.
Jr.. Of Richlaud county, senate ma
jority floor leader, the bill for 4 UNI
cameral house provides that . cos,sti-
tutional amendment be submitted to
the voters.
Under the amendment, Legislative
authority OF the state would b vested
In q legislature consisting Of one house
with not less than 30 nor more than
50 members, effective probably Ia
1899.
Should the proposed constitutional
amendment be approved BY the legis-
lature, 1t would come to vote In 1886
and districting under the new Law
would Be done BY the 1887 legislative
assembly.
The bill provides:
Continuance of the initiative and
referendum.
Members Of the legislature be elect
ed for . period Of four years.
Legislative members be qualified
electors Of districts In which chosen
at least Is years old, and resident the
two years next preceding election.
Bonner foreseeS . considerable saw
ing In legislative expense and more
compact legislature for speed and eff
ficiency. legislators salaries would
aggregate about $47,500 with each
getting SO per diem.
Distrtcttng Of the state under the
resolution as now prepared would b<
done by the legislative assembly con-
vening in January, 1927, fixing a.
many districts Is there are members
which districts as nearly Is may BE-
shall be equal to each other In the
number OF Inhabitants entitled r.
representation"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Bismarck Chess Club
Is Inviting Visitors

Anyone who Is interested In playing
chess Is invited to attend the meeting
Of the Bismarck Chess club which
will be held ct 7:30 O'Clock Friday eve
ming at the committee room on the
ground floor Of the World War Me-
mortal building.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
House GROUP WILL
INVESTIGATE PLAN
FOR RADIO STATION
Committee to Report Fsasibi|i
ty Of State Owned Equip.
msnt by Feb. 5

A resolution creating . committee
to investigate feasibility Of = state
owned radio station was adopted by
the state house Of representatives
Thursday.
Speaker william Crockett Of Cav
alter county Immediately appointed
a. members Of the committee Repre-
sentatives Howard Parkinson. Bot
tineau county: Jacob Urschel.
Rolette; Gus schauss. Morton: Ray
Schnell, Stark: and w. Q. Biberdorf,
McHenry.
Directed to report back to the
house not later than February 5, the
committee was asked to investigate
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25

merce, has taken the leadership In
developing remedial measures. 80.
1.-THE responsibility for action rests
with the state. There Is need for
legislation ana for the organization
Of proper agencies Of administration
and enforcement. There is need also
for leadership In education Of the
public In the safe use Of the motor
vehicle, which has become an indt.
pensible agent Of transportation. -.
The Thousand Islands really mum.
Der 1892,
La opinión., 1935-04-18
IMPORTANTE FAllO

Ell Juez Segundo de Distrito en-
Ciudad Juarez, llcenciado Miguel
Mendoza V s.. dicto hoy importan-
tisimo fallo cuya parte resolutiva
dice 10 siguiente:
la justicia de la Union ampara
Y protege a la Sociedad en- Nombre
Collective que gira en- esta ciudad
baio la raz6n social de "Sociedad
Escobar Hermanos Y Compahfa'.
contra ell acto reclamado Y que con-
siste en- Ia resolution de caracter
administrative que declare Ia can
celaci6n del contrato ce'ebrado con
fecha II de Enero de 1881, entire
la Secretaria de Agricultural v la
expresada Sociedad, para ell soste-
nimiento de la Escuela articular de
Agriculture. de Ciudad Juarez'.
Por virtud del fallo anterior, los
hermanos in%Senieros agronomos
Romulo Y Numa p. Escobar, CONT
.nuaran recibiendo ell subsidio de
mil quinientos pesos mensuales que
les sehalo la Secretaria de Agricul-
tura por ell termino de diez amos
que feneceran en- 1871. Dicha de-
~pendencia habia resuelto ~cancelar
ell contrato para que dicho subsl-
dio fuera transferido a Ia partida
denominada "campos Y experiment
tales V postas zoot6cnicas', pero
los senores Escobar no estuv,eron
de acuerdo con Ia rescision unila-
teral del contrato Y pidieron am
paro dl juez de distrito en- esta ciu-
dad, Ell cual ACADIA de ser fallado
en- su favor.
La Escuela Particular de Agri-
cultura de Ciudad Juarez esta re-
conocida como n de las mejores
instituciones en- su genera de "a Re
pdblica Y de ALI han salido gran
n1mero de agr6nomos. diseminados
actualmente en- todas las regiones
del pals.
La opinión., 1935-04-18
PERECIO DENTRO
DE UNA NINA
GUANAJuAIO
la cabeza en- I'm ele-
vador y Sc la cerceno u
ma t0iva
euANAJUATo, CITE, abril

6uANAJUATo, Cite. abrll IL.
-lExc!usiyo).- Matias Rodriguez,
IN pobre trabajador minero, failecio
eli dia 10 en- ell interior de la nina
conocida por ell nombre de Hurts,
debIdo q una imprudeneia de e. mis-
que asom0 IA cabeza tuera ueI
CARO- elevator en- que iba v~iaJando
topando con una tolya. que lie GER
cen6 el cuel.o. como guillotina, eau
sandole una muerte instantanea.
Los mineros, companeros de Ia
xIetima, declararon que oyeron I'm
grIto de espantU en- el interior de Ia
nina que r~epercutio por todos los
ambltos de la misma, y que cuando
lego ell carro-eievador i su punto fl
nai. pudieron yer e. destro4ado ca
daNer de Matias Rodriguez, que,
enmed.o de un gran ehareo de SAN
gre, estaca sentado.
Dolorosa impression ia causado
en- todos los ~circulos s~ociales, pero
principalmente en- los tn-nerUs, Ia
de Rodriguez. que yiene a
aumentar Ia larga lisa de acciden-
ties ocurridos en- ell interior de las
minas.
La opinión., 1935-04-18
HOY ARRIBO Ell MiNlSTRO
GARRlDO CANABAL

MExicALi, Bsja California, abril
.13.-(Por Correo).- Precedido de
otro avion. que aterrizo n bora
antes. en- an trimotor especial de
la compania de Aerovfas C~entrales,
arrib6 a las . V media P. NJ. a es-
ia cabecera, el licenciado Tomas
,r .rrldo Canabal. Secretario de
Agriculture Y Fomento en- ell Gaoi-
Inete del Presldente Cardenas. FL
~titular de Agriculture y su sequito
proceden de "El Tambor', Sinaloa.
donde ubica Ia r~es'dencia
ga del general Gales. Al tenerss
la certeza del arribo del discutido
fu~ncionario, courtroom a nuestro
puerto aereo destacadas personali-
dades. con ell objeto de darle la
bienvenida. entire las que pudimos
anotar a los sehores general Agus-
tin Olaehea. G~obernador del Terri
l~torio; Antonio +. Banuet, Secreta-
rio General de Gobierno; ~lngeniero
Manuel Fernandez Guerra. Jefe del
Departamento de Obras y Servicios
lPublicos, Manuel Santaella. Secre-
tario de la Camara Nacional de Co
mercio local: coronel Enrique To-
pete Mendoza. Jefe del Estado Ma
yor de Ia Segunda IONA Mflitar,
don Felipe Martinez. Agente Gene
raj de la Secretaria de la. Econo-
mia Nacional; Diputado jose Ma
ria Rodriguez y otro sin numero
de d~estacadas personalidades. Aeon
pahan a don Tomas algunas perso-
mas, esperandose por ell tren de hoy
que llega a las se,s de Ia tarde.
'otro grupo de altos empleados de
LA Secretaria de la que es titular
iGarrido Canabal, sequito que en- su
ltotalldad 10 forman las personals ST.
iguientes:
DR.. Jose G. Parres, Sub-Seereta-
! rio de Agriculture V Fomento Agrf-
cola. doctor Salvador Guerra Ace
yes; Jefe del Departments de pa
~rasitologia. Julian C.. Rodriguez
Adams; Jefe del Departamento de
Tierras. licenciado Francisco de la
Mora; Ayudantes: licenciado Pho
Llayen. Amado Caparrosa Y Cesar
Rujas. Taquigrafas, senoritas La
croix Y Garcia. FL Ministro y su
nutrido accomplishments Sc alojan
en- los departamentos nnmeros 2OS.
207. 20, 211 Y 213 del Hotel Co
mercial. Embellishments de su arri
DO los viajeros. acompahados del
senior ~Gobernador, pasaron al ia
lisco'', sta en- la Avenida made
ro'', donde su active propietario
! don Miguelito. les tenfa p%reparado
La opinión., 1935-04-18
NUEVAPOLITlCA LIBERAL PARA
FINANCIAR Al COMERCI0

WASHINGTON, abril% IT, Aver
Sc reve,o que basandose en- las ope
raciones de los 1ltimos ocho me-
SEES los bancos de importation y
exportacion p~royectan una politica
mas liberal sobre lois prestamos
para financiar Ell concrete extran-
je-o.
Los funcionarios que estan al
tanto del desarrollo de la po.fsica
sobre concrete extranjero dicen
que la experienced ha demostrado
Imetodos adeeuados con los cuales
Sc pueden ensanchar los principles
'puestos como base cuando Sc crea-
ron estos bancos.
Entire las nuevas funciones que
Iproyectan estos Institutes figuran:
Una prorroga hasta de cinco
amos en- las ~operaciones de expor-
taci6n. Este es I'm p,azo mucho ma
yor al que ~conceden los bancos CO.
m~erciales.
I'm metodo bajo e. cual los ban
cos de importation Y exportacion
puedan cooperar cor los comerci1-
les financ:ando transacciones de-
masiado grandes o demasiado a
rriesgadas para estos dltimos.
Asumir parte de la responsible
liGad adquirida por los bancos Co
N rciales al efectuar operaciones
~aprobadas por los de Importation
y eXportac.on.
Contribuir a la elimination de Jos
obstaculos al concrete.
Una cooperation mas intima cor
los comites consultivos creados en-
los Districts de la Reserva Fede-
raj.
I'm plan bajo Ell cual los bancos
de Importation y e~xportac.on asn-
parte del credito Y riesgo en-
ell cambio sobre t-ransacciones ex-
tranjeras.
Ayuda similar a la que prestan los
gobiernos extranjeros a sus CO.
merciantes e industriales.
Nuevos metodos para obtener pa
COS On los pafses donde Sc han
puesto barreras que impiden la Ii
de deudas comerciales.
Una cooperation mas intima IN
tire los departamentos del gobler-
no para recoger information sobre
las condolences del concrete y la
preparation de tratados de acuer-
do con elias.
Otro punto que tambien estu-
La opinión., 1935-04-18
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poderoso,A
tonico de-Asl&
purativof'} lS
della - AH1
EN- FL Do

Una nueva Y maravillosa substan'
ella SO ha descubierto que dara Aalut
y felicidad a millones u ahora estar
enfermos y en- miseria. Esta nuev
substantial cientffica es ell mas pode-
roso purificador de la sangre y re-
constituents del mundo. Su formula
cientffica y secreta es completamente
diferente de todas las otras medicinas
anteriormente producidas. Els de nue.
We a cincuenta veces mas poderosa
que la mayorfa de tonicos interiors;
y da resultados rapidos n bora des-
pues de tomarse.
Esta nueva substantial SO ma IA
mado SOLARIN, I'm nombre medici-
nal derivado del Latino, porque So
LARIN, como ell SOL, hace a hombres
y mujeres fuertes y ~saludables.
No importa cuantas medicines I'd,
haya probado sin exito. nosotros ga
r~antizamos absolutamente que este
nuevo producto natural 10 purificara
prontamente y efeetivamente su san
gre dando,e energfa abundance, salud
y felicidad.
No hay NADIA mejor que SOLARIS
para enfermedades causadas por SAM
gre pobrs o impura, como por ejemplo;
AFECCIONES REuMATtcAS-ASMA
o BRONCHITIS - N ERMEOAOEs
VENEREAS ACADEMIES STILL
Ticos-MALA ciRcuLAcioN-EN-
FERMEDAOEs DEL PEcHo Es.
cRoFUlAS Y FISTulAS UlCE'
RAs, PLAcAs, TuMoREs-PUsTu.
LAS Observation-Disclosures DE
SANGRE - ENDURE c ! M , e N &c
0LANDUlAR ECZEMA, CoMEzO.
NES-ESPtNILlAS, GRANoS. Be.
RRoS-ARTRiTiS NEURASTENlA
-ALMORRANAs MOcHAS oIRAs
ENFERMEDApES DERlV a N 50
DE SANGRE lMPuRA.
Los resultados son tan sorprenden-
! tes Y rapidos que muchos fueron prom
| tamente aliviados despues de amos de
| sufrimientos sin obtener result2do
| alguno con otras medicinas inferiores.
SOLARIN esta altamente concen-
trado, es PURO y es inocuo-puede
| usarse por un bebe como por un a
| dulto Su formula secreta esta COM
| puesta de vitaminas Y minerales va
| llosos. Medicos de fama mundial "a
prueban altamente su Nillosa
formula. Los mejores ingredientes
sin consideration del costo van en-
su fabrication.
Anteriormente SOLARIN costapa
S1O.0 90 para producer. Pero ahora. Sc
vende q un precio cue 10 pone al al
canoe de todos-solo $500 por I'm +
tamiento. Dos tratamientos por $3.50.
Tres tratamientos por $500. Hay o.
tros tonicos que son mas baratos.
Pero %ninguno puede compararsc con
SOLARlN, porque es ell mas poue-
roso TONICo DEPuRATlNO de Ia
SANGRE en- todo ell mundo.
No caste su dinero experimentando
medicinas interiors;. Tome SOLAR1N.
Purifique su sangre y quite sus en-
fermedades. I'd. sera asombrado por
los resultados. Su dlnero sera devuel-
to 81 I'd. no queda agradablemente y
completamente astiswecho en- 10 dfas.
NO MANOE DINERO, Paoue oil
precio al reeibo. ordeneIo directa :
mente de los faericantes unioos y
exclusives.
WHiTESTONE LABORATORIES
q. 80 - Dept. LA
Whitestone, New York.
La opinión., 1935-04-18
economic DE
AGUA,PIDENE EN-
CIUDAD JuAREZ
serente del Sistema de
Riego No. 9 Sc dirige a
los agricultores
c,upAp DE MEXICO, Abril IS

LIE "@N
-CPor Correo).-El ~ingenlero LUIS
A. Aldaco. ~gerente del Sistema oe
Rieco numero 8 correspondents al
Vale de JuArez y que depehoe w
Ia Com!si6n Nacional de lrrisaelou'
Sc hs dirigido a los eampesinos de
Ia region d~iciendoies que con mo
two de Ia escasez de aqua que Sc
yiene registrando en- ell Volulheh
normal del Rio Bravo. euya esca-
seq tiene justamente a,armados d
los -campesinos, les reeomienda aue
economizar 81 lfdu'do mas
ia ell Unite que permita ei apro-
yechamiento de los semhradios.
Ell citado funcionario convene
en- due Sc acentuara bastante este
ano Ia falta de aqua en- ell Rio Bra
yo Y no auedara otro remedio que
reducir considerablemente los con-
tratos r~elacionados con los riegos
de Ia presente temporada y Ell esa
.virtud la Com!slon Nacional de lrri-
|eacion lie envio instrucciones pre-
.cisas para que proceda de ~acuerdo
con un criterio radical. a fin de SAT-
var aunque sea ina parte de las
eosechas.
Ell ingeniero Aldaco apela a Ia
oordura de los a~gricultores Y les
'sugiere que Sc pongan de acuerdo
con ell sistema de riego para la
meior distribution del aqua, di-
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ique Sc pueda de las proXimas o
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