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The Washington times., 1935-04-11
A BeUiLdered Communist


found, to use her own words, that "Soviet
Russia exported vast amounts of wheat and
other grain, while wide regions in the south
and southeast of Russia were stricken with
famine, so that more than two million of it's
people died of starvation (1932-1933)."
Miss Goldman who unlike some other en-
thusiasts at least tells the truth, as she sees
it, discovered again we quote her article,
that in Russia "the best rations went to the
'aristocrats' of the Soviet party"
And Miss Goldman tells you that she
heard "the miserable Russian workers" say:
1--WE don't mind working hard and going
hungry It's the injustice which we mind
If the country is poor, if there is little
Bread then let us all share that little, but
let us share equally. AS things are now,
it's the same as it used to be; some get more,
others less, and some get nothing at ALL"
B 20
OPTIMISTIC Communists who think
" Russia with her Communism is
heaven on earth, a brotherhood establish
ing the equality of all men, should mediate
moment on Miss Goldman's truthful
statement:
"The fundamental characteristic of Rus
sia's Bolshevik psychology is distrust of the
masses"
American farmers who may have heard
some faint echo of Communist nonsense will
be interested in the statement of Miss
Goldman who visited the peasant farms
and discovered that the farmers had had
their land taken from them, without pay
ment, indemnity or explanation. She
writes:
''Today the peasantry in Soviet Russia
is entirely dispossessed of the land. The
SOUkhOzi are government farms on which
the peasant works as hired man, just as
the man in the factory"
Farmers that would not like their land
taken by the government, while they were
put to work on it as laborers, perhaps
starving to death, while food produced by
them went to Russia's army and navy and
to the "aristocrats of the party or was
shipped abroad to get gold for the Russian
five-year plan, would not be attracted by
Communism, if they knew What COmn,u-
nisn1 is.
When she hurried to Russia, eager to
join the "Communistic Paradise" Emma
Goldman believed she would reach a land
where "all classes are abolished, all men are
brothers and equals" But this is what she
found, according to her testimony:
The Washington times., 1935-04-11
Marry-GO-ROund
BIZ Helen ROWLand

When a woman tells a man
that she wants to have plain
heart-to-heart talk with him,
he always wonders just what
she's gotten line on and how
much he'll have to confess.
Marriage is something like a
job, says the cynical bachelor.
You think you can't live with.
out it; and then you get it
and Immediately begin wishing
for a holiday.
That is a poignant moment,
in which a girl has to try to
look brightly interested in what
the wrong man is saying, while
she is straining her ears to
catch what the right man is
saying to another girl.
Home, Sweet Home
place where everybody borrows
your bath salts, your books and
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The deluded lady also tells you "that is not
Communism" There the lady for the first
time becomes Inaccurate Russia is Com
munist government, misery there death by
starvation, cruel treatment of the masses,
confiscation of land belonging to peasants,
that have built up fertile farms through
generations, the abominable system of mass
executions, the ignorance of youth in Rus
STA, reared in atheistic Bolshevism, whole
sale death by starvation, cold cruelty that
takes from the farmer grain that he has
raised and exchanges it for gold that ia
natics may continue their experiment, ALL
THIS IS PURE COMMUNISM and born
Of Communism
81 ~
WHAT Emma Goldman saw WAS COM
w MUNISM, it was disruption of the
social order that men have established
through centuries of effort, and stable gov
eminent, and respect for law.
Emma Goldman thought she was Com
munist, but when she saw real Communism
she discovered that she was something else.
It pleases her to imagine that her little
imaginary fairy story brand of Commu-
nism is the genuine thing. She is mistaken.
Karl Marx and other theorists mapped
out Communism; Lenin, Stain and their
assistants have established Communistic
government in Russia.
cH 20
TMMA GOLDMAN saw in Russia HOW
~ THAT FORM OF GOVERNMENT
WORKS, FOR THE MASSES, the So
called "proletariat" that was to be made
happy, prosperous and free from care.
The Communist dream that Miss Emma
Goldman evolved in her own brain van
ished, when she saw Communism in action
What she saw was the COLD FACTS,
horrible suffering, deaths by starvation,
reckless confiscation Of property based on
denial of Individual rights, all this is
GENUINE COMMUNISM.
The reality shattered Miss Goldman's
dream, upsetting theories that she de-
veloped while talking to groups of working
men in the United States, men with their
RIGHT OF FREE SPEECH, FREE
PRESS AND FREE RELIGION.
She told these workmen that Communism
would make them happier. Then she went
to Russia, saw for herself what Commu-
nism actually DOES, came back and FOR
TUNATELY she told the truth about it.
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and said how
we all cry
out like that
against Life.
Well, I guess
I'm like that
now.
II thought
I'd S e e n
tough times
b e f ore, but
this W in ter
has be a ten
e v e ything.
I've got a iob
yet, and a
roof over my
hOllSe-hut it.
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Greatest Show On Earth
By John SnlIre, J.

While certain Senators have
adopted the position of stand
ing or falling with the Admin.
iStratiOn there is one young
man who prefers a different at
The Washington times., 1935-04-11
The honeymoon is over when
the bride decides to write home

for all the comfortable old
clothes she refused to take with
her.
When marriage is merely a
matter of money, divorce is
merely a matter of time-and
alimony merely a matter of
course.
Men get no kick out of their
little vices now that the women
have appropriated them and
turned them into a feminine
vogue. A man can't have any
real fun doing something that
his wife doesn't disapprove OF
and his daughter can beat
him at.
Marriage has it's highlights.
Nothing else can make getting
the first chance at the shower
and the first look at the news
paper a daily adventure.
The Washington times., 1935-04-11

With the trend back to the
right wing it may be before
long that the Administration
may lose much of its Senate
poDer.
If it does, Senator Tydings is
in position to become one of the
powers in the Senate.
After the House passed the
omnibus riUerS and hGrbors bill
the other day, most members
1Dere so pleased 1Dith the Uote.
getting legislation that they
had to go in for horSe-plGy.
Representative John j. O'Con.
nor, Democrat of New York,
acting chairman Of the Rules
Committee, called up the i'm.
portant resolution providing
that the name of the Commit
tee on the Disposition of Use
less Executive Papers be
changed to the Committee on
the Disposition of Executive
Papers.
In the most profound man.
ner, the members debated the
question.
Republican Leader Bertrand
H. Smell said that he was
glad that the committee had
reported the Important mat
ter" in view of the fact that
there was nothing of much i'm
portance before the House.
Representative Frederick R.
Lehlbach, Republican, of New
Jersey, asked by O'Connor if he
did not think the word "use-
less" was valuable at times, re-
Sponded:
"Surely, particularly when
one has to describe certain col.
leagues and so forth"
(Copyright 1885 The Washington Times
The Washington times., 1935-04-11
Are You Crying ''River Keep
Away From My Door,"

"Once. Elsie" says he, you
wrote about that River
Keep AWav From NV Door
The Washington times., 1935-04-11

The Sweet and LOWdOWn
Marriage is like an automo-
bile-a wonderful thing, in it.
self. It's the kind of fools who
are always getting into it that
succeed in wrecking it.
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THURSDAY, APRIL II. 1885


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The Washington times., 1935-04-11

WHAT MISS EMMA GOLUWAN SAW
IN RUSSIA, AND NOW DESCRIBES
ABLY, WAS REAL COMMUNISM, AL
THOUGH SHE DID NOT RECOGNIZE
1T. 1T DID NOT FIT HER FAIRY
STORY CONCEPTION OF CON-
MUNISM.]
VOU have read or seen extracts from an
article in the American Mercury"
for April by Miss Emma Goldman,
who for many years has been recognized as
leader among Communists in this country.
Miss Goldman, born and educated abroad,
was convinced by somebody in her youth,
that Communism would make everybody
happy, abolish ignorance in childhood, put
an end to hard work with low wages among
adults, and end poverty and anxiety at the
end of life.
Miss Goldman was taught that Commu-
nism would make the poor prosperous and
make every person happy.
Imagine Miss Goldmans joy, her deep
delight at her belief in "a rebirth of the
human race" when she learned that genu-
inc Communism was to be the national gov
eminent and national religion of Russia.
Lenin got Communism from Karl Marx,
explained it to Stain and Trotsky. Stain
had thrown Trotsky out of Russia into
Turkey, not wishing two leaders in the
great Communist "brotherhood" of equality
Russia was to be, as indeed it IS, the
WORLDS FIRST GREAT COMMU-
MYSTIC GOVERNMENT.
Miss Goldman only asked, "What is the
quickest way to reach Moscow" and was
off full of joyous anticipation. The mil
1ennium had come at last, via Lenin, Stain,
Trotsky and Russia.
e. 80
nj ISIS GOLDMAN arrived in Russia in
AVA due time, looked about her, investi-
gated She saw millions of starving peas
ants, deprived of all their rights, and
worked like slaves by the tyranny of Com
munisn.
She saw few very prosperous Commu-
nists, the head men and their wives and
children living in luxury, others standing in
long, dreary bread lines to get small allow
ances of black bread. Those in the bread
lines were the most Fortunate The others
were found in the lines of the dead of
starvation" that stretched across the coun-
try.
To her amazement, Miss Goldman, who
had started for the Communist Paradise"
The Washington times., 1935-04-11

your beauty cream, and there
is no such word as please"
Nowadays, when a man stares
at a girl, she never can be sure
whether he is looking at her
WITH or FOR admiration.
copyright. 1885. by King Features
Syndicate, 1nc.)
La opinión., 1935-08-02
SECREIA QUE
CARDENAS ERA
UN mediocre
Pero probo 10 contrario, d.
&c Ell New York Times
editorialmente

NUEvA YORK, Julio "a (Poi
Correo).- Ell New York Times,
publica un editorial. en- ell cual d.
ce entire otras cosas. 10 siguiente:
"Cuando ell general Lazaro Car
denas fue electo Presidente de Me
xico Sc creia que era un hombre
mediocre, que estaba dispuesto a
obedecer TODD 10 que lie ordenara
Gales, como 10 habfa hecho alg1n
~antecesor.
''Tanto mayor fue la sorpresa,
pues, cuando hace nj cuantas Sc
manas rehuso someterse a la vo1un
tad del que Sc suponia omnipoten
te DICTATOR de Mexico. Ell portazo
que lie do ha sido tan ostensible
Y ha tenido tan definitiyo ~efecto,
que lie obligo a retirarse a la vida
priva6a.
"Visiblemente ell Presidente Car
denas esta tan prestigiado en- el
Ejercito. que sera impossible derro-
carlo. Pero despues de liquidar a
Gales esta demostrando que es un
lidD4iiSAiiiO PoIltASV. <Ailc eOoVp ha
reorganizado ell gabinete.
"Por medic de su polftica, y con
taneo con ell apoyo de TODD ell Ejer
otto, ell gobierno del Presidente Car
denas Sc encuentra sumamente fuer
tie. Y la prueba es Que ahora pro-
cede contra varios gobernadores
que no han querido efectuar un cam
bio en- su politica. va quito al Co
bernador de Tabasco, que Sc habia
convertible en- una especie de sobe-
rano independents. y al mismo
tempo aniqullo a Garrido. Que era
un sujeto mita6 bandido y mitad
"raquetero".
Con estas medidas ell Presidente
Cardenas Sc ha ganado Ia simpa-
tia de toda la genie de orden.
TODD este constituye la sensa-
cionalfsima Transformation de la
polftica mexicana, cuyo resultado
final no puede todavfa preverse".
La opinión., 1935-08-02
Ell MOVIMIENTO
DEL R A SIN
PAN A MEXICO
huelga, segun Sc acordo,
estallara dentro de Gin
co O seis dias
cIUDAD DE MEXICO arosto 10.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO agosto 10.
Ell Sindicato de Obreros Panade-
ros V Bizcocheros, celebro hoy una
asamblea en- la Casa del Pueblo, en-
donde los trabajadores allf presen-
ties. que pasaban de dos mil, vo-
taron la huelga general para den
tro de seis dias.
Como preliminar de esta huelga
uqe dejara sin pan a la metr6poli,
cinco mil panaderos llevaran a ca
DO el domingo proXimo una mani
festaci6n monstruo. FL conflicto de
los panaderos con los duehos de las
p%anaderias obedece a cue estos Ill
limos han estado violando ell con
trato de trabajo en- vigor en- varios
de sus ~articulos, segGn afirman
los primeros.
La opinión., 1935-08-02
SALlo Ell Go6ERNADoR

MExlcALl, 8. CAL, Julio 80. -
(Por correo1.- Por ell avi6n ordi-
mario de las AeroYias Centrales que
aterriz6 en- nuestro puerto aereo
en- Ia ~madrugada del ultimo lunes,
procedente de Los Angeles y con
destino a Ia capital de la RepGbli-
ca, tomaron pasaje hasta Guadala
jara, de donde p~roseguiran a la ciu
dad de Mexico despues de breve
permaneneia Ell La Perla de Occi
dente los sehores general Agustin
Olachea Gobernador del Territorio,
licenciado don Trinidad Sanchez
Benitez, Secretario General del Go
bierno Y Captain A. Soto, Ayudan
tie del m~encionado general. Insisten
temente cireula Ia especie,- como
acontece siempre,- de que Ell senior
Olachea Va no regresara a la enti-
dad de su Gobierno, pues u Ia
Pr%esidencia de la Repdblica lie con
ferira otra comision de caracter
exclusiyamente militar. Tales ru-
no los hemos poGido confir
mar, por 10 que los damos a la pu
blicidad con las debidas r~eservas.
Entire las personals que la voz de
la calle menciona como sucesores
del senior Olachea al frente de Ia
Administration P1blica, figuran los
senores Doctor Jose Siurob, general
Lucas Gonzalez y general Ignacio
Otero.
Sc ENCUENTRA EN- ESTA UNA
coMlSloN lNSPECTORA
Ell sabado por la ~madrugada arri
La opinión., 1935-08-02
CIUDAD JUAREZ

te particular en- la proxima campo
fla electoral del municipio y postu-
10 al comerciante Margarito HERE
ra como candidate a la presiden
cia municipal, habiendo acceptable
ell senior Herrera su designation y
des6e luego anuncio que en- fecha
proxima lanzara un manifesto al
pueblo de Ciudad Juarez, dAndole
a onoce los motives que tiene pa
ra enfrentarse a la aplanadora off
cial.
FL sehor Herrera dice que enarbo
lara la bandera de mo Nepotismo"
pues considera vergonzoso que to-
Go ell estado Sc encuentre en- manos
del gobernador Quevedo y de su ia
milia, pero que es tempo de que ell
pueblo levante su voz de protesta
V arroje q los Quevedo del poder.
Hace tambien un llamado al CO.
mercio y hombres de ~negocios. in
v~itandoles a que tomen mi parti
eipacion activa Ell la proxima con
tienda electoral, pues mientras 81
gan mostrando su inGolente apatia
no habra esperanzas de redencion
y la situacion quedara indefinida-
mente en- manos de los ~polfticastros
de profession que solo saben obede
Ger las consignas de sus amos.
Margarito Herrera ofrece poner
TODD su dinamismo. del que va do
pruebas como presidente de la ca
mara de Concrete, al servicio de
la comunidad y desde luego Sc pro-
pone IN case de triunfar y de que
Sc 10 admita su triunfo, llevar a
cabo una labor administrative in
tensa, para sacar de su estanca-
miento a este Unfortunate pueblo
que Sc halla sumergido en- ell aban-
dono desde hace mpchos amos, sien
do digno de mejor suerte. Obras pG-
blicas de importancia, servicios sa-
nitarios, pavimentacion y endera-
miento de las tortuosas Gales y
callejas, jardines pdblicos, nume-
rosas escuelas, TODD ESQ incluye ell
programa de Herrera a quien mu
chos tildan de sonador, por mas
que va ha dado muestras de que
sabe cumplir 10 que ofrece.
Otro dato Importance, es que don
Margarito no necesita ~enriquecer-
sc en- ell poder, pues como conner
ciante ha sabido labrarse una po-
sici6n desahogada y IS uno de los
pocos elementos. entire ell concrete
y hombres de negocios de Juarez,
a quien no Sc lie puede tildar de ha
Der amasado una fortuna por me-
dios reprobables, sino a costa de
trabaio V l~aboriosidad.
La opinión., 1935-08-02
MEJORARAN LOS PUER-
TOS DEL GOLFO
cIUDAp DE MEXICO, asosto I.

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, agosto J.
-(Exc1usivo).- Que Ia Secretarfa
de Comunicaciones iniciara gran
des obras de mejoramiento en- to-
dos los puertos del Golfo, es 10 que
Sc ~desprende del boletin del minis
terror expedido hoy.
Una brigade de ingenieros saldra
en- ell curse de la semana actual pa
ra visitar a todos los puertos del
Golfo e informar sobre las obras
materiales que Sc necesiten llevar
a cabo para ell mejoramiento de
los puertos.
Con los informes que rindan los
ingenieros &c la Secretariia de Co
municaciones p~rocedera a formular
ell proyecto de mejoras, termina di
ciendo ell boletin de Communicated
mes.
La opinión., 1935-08-02
MEXICALI, B. 6.
Por Adolfo M. WILHELMY

baron a Mexicall los sehores gene
raj Ernesto Aguirre Colorado, CO.
ronel Jose Isaac Martinez, Tenien
lie Coronel Salvador Miramontes
C~6rdova, Mayor Manuel Castillo
Aguilar, Captain Primero Jose A.
Vidal y Captain 20. de Artilleria
Guillermo Acosta Becerra. Los men
cionados militares forman una de
las Comisiones Inspectors del Ejer
eito. a la que encabeza como Presi-
dente ell. sehor general Aguirre Co.
dorado y viene a pasar Ia vista re
g~lamentaria a las fuerzas que guar
necen ell Territorio.
La opinión., 1935-08-02
Sc AGlTA LA POllTiCA
cIUDAD JUAREZ. Chin, j.

ClUDAD JUAREZ, Chin. Julio 20.
-(Por Correct FL grupo queve-
Gista que hasta hace dos semanas
tuvo puestos sus ojos en- ell ingenia-
70 y senador Angel Posada para pos
tularlo como ~gobernador del estcdo,
hizo un cambio de frents y Sc fue
a Ia "cargada". como resuitado del
reciente viaje a Mexico del eober-
nador Rodrigo Quevedo, quien re-
greso a Chihuahua con la cons.gna
de que era necesario apoyar Ia can
didatura del general Lorenzo Mu-
noz Merino, actual Official mayor
de la Secretarfa de Guerra.
Violentamente Sc organizaron los
trabajos ~respectiyos y aver mismo
sc formo ell comite Pro-Muhoz Que
vedo''. que apoyara las eandidatu-
ras del general Munoz al gobierno
del EstaGo y de Jose Quevedo, her.
mano del actual gobernador, a la
presidencia municipal de Ciudad
Juarez.
FL comite qued6 integrado por
diversos empleados municipales y
otros elementos adictos g incondi-
cionales de la Ginastia Q~uevedista,
fungiendo como presidente ell ex-
tesorero municipal Luis Perez Qui
jano; secretario general. ell Secre
tario del Ayuntamiento Rutilo Me-
raz; ~tesorero. Ell tesorero municipal
Alexandra Falliner; secretario de
prensa. Ell regidor Antonio Maese
y asi por ell estilo. figura la apla-
MADEIRA Official para imponer a Jose
Quevedo en- las proxlmas eleccio-
mes municipales.
Tambien aver salio para Mexico
un comite integrado por ell propio
candidate Jose Quevedo. por su her
mano Ell G%iputado Lorenzo Queve-
do y por numerosos diputados To-
Gales y altos empleados del gobier
no local y de los municipios chihua
huenses, con ell fin de entrevistar
la capital al general Muhoz Me-
rino Y ~ofrecerle su ca%ndidatura, ha
biendo llamado poderosamente la
atencion ell brusco Gambia de los
queveGistas. aunque Sc supone que
probablemente ell ingeniero Posa-
da era amigo personal del general
y de los elementos callistas
por cuyo motive lie pusieron ban
dera negra.
La opinión., 1935-08-02
SALlO A MEXICO Ell DOCTOR
CERVANTES OCHOA

Al arreglo de importantes asun-
relacionados cor su profession. Ell
lunes dltimo por la madrugada y
por Ia via aerea, sali6 para Ia ca
pital de Ia Repdblica ell eonoci-
do profesionista doctor Rogelio Ger
vantes Ochoa. cuya auseneia en-
nuestra metropoli sera breve, Sc
gun tuvo Ia gentileza de informar-
nOSlO
La opinión., 1935-08-02
FESTEJo DE oNoMAsTIco

Con ell objeto de celebrar Ell dfa
de dfas de su sehora esposa, Ana
Maria Romero de Garcia, ell Sr. sal
vador Diaz Garcia Lara, las null
tiples buenas amistades de la agasa
jada courtroom a su Residential, 81
ia IN la avenida "Reforma" hume
(Sigue en- la Ga. Pag)
La opinión., 1935-08-02
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La opinión., 1935-08-02
EMUlO DEL HEROE DE
NACOZARI

Emulando tai vez sin pensarlo al
famoso Heroe de Nacozari, Jesus
Garcia. otro modesto f~errocarrile-
70 ~juarense, de nombre Manuel Gar
cia ". ACADIA de Oar su vida por
salyar la de sus c~ompaheros de un
tren de carga de la Compania Ma
derera de Durango, S. A.
Este dltimo Garcia tambien era
maauinista Y, segGn datos que Sc
tienen en- esta ciudad, hace algunos
efas conducia un tren de carga en-
tire las estaciones de Santa Barba-
ra v san Antonio, en- ell Estado de
Durango. pero seguramente estapan
descompuestos los frenos de la 10
comotora, ell case es que ell convoy
sc patino un largo tramo y Garcia
VIC desde luego ell gran peligro en-
que Sc hallaban el y los demas MEM
bros de la tripulacion, por cuyo
motive hizo desesperados esfuer-
EOS para evitar una catastrofe de
consecuencias Y en- su empeno re-
suite con gravisimas lesiones que
lie costaron la vida POGO despues.
Sus mismos compaheros infor-
man que Garcia pudo haber SAL
tado de la locomotora para salvar
su vida y que premedi-
tadamente fue al sacrificio en- bien
de los demas. Todavia antes de mo
rir pudo declarar y mostr0 su a
.tisfaccion de 10 que habia hecho.
El cadaver del abnegado ferro-
carrilero fue trasladado a esta ciu
dad y anoche sc lie velo en- su do
micillo de la Avenida Cerveceria
236.
La opinión., 1935-08-02
: Los Panaderos votaron la Huelga General
ciendORecuerdO

La viuda del Presidente de Estados Unidos, Benja-
min Harrison Walker, quiso recordar sus amos de roman
ticismo AMBROSE, visitando la casa donde vivieron al con-
traer matrimonio. La e%x-primera DANA tiene a la fecha
II amos de edad, como aparece en- ell oentro; arrba a la
%izquierda, uno de sus Antiques rotTatos, y abajo ell Pre-
sdente muerto.
-. l. News
La opinión., 1935-08-02
FL Gabinete

"Diez personals distintss y u n solo gabinete verdadcro", e 10
que representa- este fotogrsbado, consistente de diez fotografas
superpuestas, de cada uno de los miembros del gsbinetc del Pre-
sidente Roosevelt, inclusive una mujer, Mrs. Perkins, u es la
Seeretaria del Trabaio. Los demas secretaries Hull, Morgen-
thau, Dern, Roper, Iekes, Wallace, y Swanson, ell administrator
general Postal, Farley y ell proeursdor general de Jushcia Cum
mings. IPuede listed reconocer a cada uno2
La opinión., 1935-08-02
DISCOURSE DEL EMBAJADOR
DE ZEE. w.

In million de dolares para el ira
20 y la ayuda a la construction de
Ia C%arretera Panamerlcana, que va
del Rio Bravo al Canal de Pana-
ma, utilizando la ruta de Laredo
a esta m%etropoli, es 10 que sc dis
IGfa,,a a. 10 r., Dgn
La opinión., 1935-08-02

cUANDO LEE listed "LA oPl-
NION", SABE QUE LEE UN Pc
RIoDIco INDEPENDENTS Y
HONRADO.
La opinión., 1935-08-02
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samente aquel que gusta mas a
toda la familia! Los refrescan-
ties y tostados Kellogg's Corn
Flakes, con leche O crema, y
con frutas tambien 81 10 desea.
Son I'm platillo delicioso, nu-
tritivo y de muy facil digestion.
Y no cuesta NADIA de trabajo el
servirse!
Saque' listed los Kellogg
tostados y quebradizes - del
paquete rojo y verde. No nece-
sitan cOcinarse. NADIA de CAGE
rolas o marmitas que limpiar.
Use Ell tempo que ahorra para
divertirse.
Mejor calidad y SAILOR han
hecho de Kellogg's Corn Flakes
ell cereal preparado favorito de
TODD ell mundO. De acabado ex-
ira tostado por I'm metodO ex-
elusive de manufacture de Kel-
Siempre Sc conservan
frescos y SUI SAILOR queda intac-
to debido a SUI envoItura inte-
rior patentada. Hechos y garan-
iizados por Kellogg en- Battle
Creek, Michigan.
La opinión., 1935-08-02
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