davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-05-18
SECUESTR0S? EN-
MEXICO NADIE.
ESTO!|
Una periodista norteameri-
cana da una platica So
bre nuestro pals

Miss Frances Toor, periodista
americana que en- la ciudad de Me
xico diriee ell magazine American
Folkways", y que durante los ulti-
mos 10 amos Sc ha dedicado a re-
correr nuestro pals visitando has
ia los mas apartados %rineones, Sc
encuentra de vista en Los Ange-
les, y en- una de sus platicas que
sustento ante un grupo de damas
hablo ampliamente del foIklorismo
mexicano, de su tradicion y de sus
costumbres en- 10 general.
Hasta hace 10 amos, segdn dice.
fue profesora de escuela en- ell Es-
tado de Texas. V al visitar por pri-
mera vez nuestro pals qued6 en-
cantada de TODD 10 que pudo obser-
var, V decide no volver a Esta-
dos Unidos sino en- forma de pa
SEQ. pues Embellishments flo ere
sidenc;a ambulante" para recorrer
TODD Mexico, desde ell Rio Bravo has
ia Ell Suchiate. y desde ell Pacifico
hasta ell Golfo.
Miss Toor, que tambien es estu-
dante de antropo!ogfa, dijo entire
otras cosas:
"Durante trece amos he recorri-
do Mexico, sola Y mi alma. encon-
trando en- todas parties Ia mas alb
soluta seguridad, Y admirando en-
cada case Ia cortesia del m%exicano.
muy principalmente la del indigo
ma, que es de un caractor eminen-
temente civilizado. exponente de
una civilization antigua muy ele-
vada Y distinguish. aunque incom-
prendida. desgrac!adamente. por
muchos de los actuales modernis-
taS.
La opinión., 1935-05-18

y al POGO ratio, cuando sali6 la
joven a e~jecutar contorsiones en-
medic del APPLAUSE y la griterfa
&c ~doscientos o mas concurrent
tes, los dos representatives de la
ley sc sonrojaron.
"BaiIa bien la muchacha, -
dijo la mujer policfa.
"En e~fecto, baiIa b%ien,-con-
testo ell detective pero 10 ma
10 es que no sabe mover los a.
banicos y es TODD 10 que lleva
como indumentaria. Yea listed
como Sc ven hasta los Iunares
mas nsisnificantes de TODD su
cuerpo".
Resolvieron p%roceder a la a
p~rehension de la bailarina, por
immoral; llevandose tambien al
dueho del establecimiento y al
maestro de ceremonies
La opinión., 1935-05-18
HABlE listed ESPAHOI Y
ENSEHElO A SUS HlJOS.
CONTRATO ENTIRE PATRONES
Y TRAsAJADoRES

Comenzamos hoy a reproducir Ell
texto del Contrato firmado por los
trabajadores m~exicano3 y los pa
trones japoneses, como resultado
d. acuerdo a que ambos grupos
llegaron en- la reciente y Ultima
huelga que estall6 en- ell Condado
de Orange Y la cual Sc tradujo ell
un complete triunfo para los prime
ros, va que %lograron que sus sala-
rios fueran aumentados y Sc dis
minuyeran las horas de trabajo:
"Informe del Arbitration Board
de Orange County, California. Pun
to "a. Convenio.-Se acuerda:
1o.-Que la escala temporal de
salaries sujetos a arbitraje sera de
dos d6'ares y ounce c~entavos
(s2.15) al dia por nueve horas de
trabajo.-2o.-Esta escala de sala-
rios estara considerable como mini
ma y no tendra %ingerencia de min
guna clase con los pages que ex-
cedan esa cantidad, pues ell traba-
jo extraordinario o sea Ell sobre-
tempo, tampoco estara sujeto a ar
bitraje. 3.-Con ell fin de prevenir
cualquier cese o interruption del
trabajo. ell patron Y ell trabajador
deberan estar de acuerdo en- la Sc
leccion de una junta de concilia-
cion compuesta de tres personals Y
la cual operara del modo siguien-
te: ell patron y ell trabajador es-
cogeran sendos representatives. Es-
tos deberan. despues de cinco .dias
de la fecha en- que han sido desig-
nados. buscar n tercera persona.
81 Sc diera ell case de que no pu-
dieran encontrarla dentro del pla-
20 indicado. ell Regional Labor
Board del Fifteen District tendra
que e~ncargarse de encontrarla. =
(continuara).
La opinión., 1935-05-18
ES UNA GRAN BA|LARINA, PERO
NO SABE mover LOS ABANICOS
7 por esta razon, la policia cargo con ella, durante un
raid a un cabaret de la Gale Hoover

Joyce Baker, baiIarina de 20
amos de edad, cay6 on manos de
la policia al efectuar ell famoso
bale del abanico originate por
Sally Rand en- la Feria de Chi
caeo, y junto con ella fueron a
dar a prision ell serente del ca
bsret donde trabajaba, y eI
maestro de ceremonies.
Sc saba que la joven estaba
ejecutando ell discutido bale en-
un cabaret situado en- ell 1922 s.
Hoover ST, y Sc envio una pa
reja de detectives, -hombre y
mujer,- para que viera de GER
ca la exposition artistica de la
joven bailarina.
Sally Florian, agente de la Pc
licfa. y ell teniente de detectives.
Jennings. ocuparon asiento en-
una de las mesas mas centricas,
La opinión., 1935-05-18
liable listed ESPAHOl Y
ENSENElO A SUS HIJOS,
VARlOS CLUBS CAM BAN
IMPRESiONES

Con Ell fin de extender su radio
de accion entire los elementos So
ciales de nuestra co!onia, ell Club
"Atenas" celebro ell lunes 10 del
presente por la noche un cambio
de impresiones al que concurrie-
ron varios representatives de las a.
grupaciones similares Bolivar,
"Trece Asses, Minerva, Lazaro
C~ardenas" y "Moderno de Sehori-
tas'.
La junta tuvo verificativo en- ell
La opinión., 1935-05-18
TRES RESOLUCIONES AL ABRIRSE la
CONVENTION DE DAMAS CAT0LICAS, AVER

tos Q iIustraciones de csracter
immoral.
3.-Condenar la publication de
anuncios y Ia exhibicion de pro-
pasanda respeeto a aparatos y
formulas para ell control de la
nataIidad, en- los escaparates y
vitrinas de las drosu.rias y bo-
ticas.
En- la misma convention to-
man parte la Association de pa
dres y maestros catolicos. y Ell
Club de Madres.
La opinión., 1935-05-18

Downey Playground. Despues de
las presentaciones de rigor, ell sefor
Rodolfo Aguilar dirigio la palabra
en- nombre del Atenas-a todos los
presentes, encareciendoles la conve-
niencia de estar en- constante rela-
cion individual y %colectiva. a fin
de que la vida social de nuestra CO.
lonia vaya hacienda progresses po-
co a POGO. Termino hacienda una
cordial invitacion a las referidas re
presentaciones para que asistan Jun
to con sus consoles y amistades
en- general, a un dla de campo que
Sc levara a efecto Ell domingo 10
del p%resente en- ell canon de San
ia Ana. FL punto de reunion sera
ell No. 1875 de la calle Spring, al
Norte, y la bora de la partida a
las 8 de la manana del dia men,
cionado. I'm canton de gran capa-
cidad transportara a los excursio-
nistas al sitio indicado. FL dia de
campo sera amenizado por una
buena orquesta.
La opinión., 1935-05-18
TAMPICO, lamps

TAMPICo, lamps, mayo II.
(Exclusivo).-Las platicas de ave-
nimiento entire los representatives
obreros y de la empresa de la
Huasteca, quedaron s~uspendidas
hoy nuevamente.
La negative de la empresa Pc
trolera de seguir discutiendo ell
pliego de peticion de los obreros,
fue la causa por la cual quedaron
La opinión., 1935-05-18

a Ia industrial cinematoerafiea,
por la oportuna respuesta y
atenei6n que di6 a las sestiones
de Ia %ielesia cat6Iica para sus-
bender la filmaci6n de obras de
earaeter POGO immoral.
2.-Proposici6n a la Legislatu-
"a de California, para que sc
apruebe una ley eondenando y
prohibiendo la venta de perio'
dicos, Iibros y magazines cuya
circulation Sc basa en- arsumen-
La opinión., 1935-05-18

Al inaugurarse aver la decima
convention annual del Concilio de
Mujeres Catolicas del Sur de Ca
lifornia, en- ell audltorio del Ho-
tel Ambassador, Sc %presento des-
de luego un programa de los
trabajos que habrfan de desa-
rrollarse durante ell dfa.
Ell progama consistio en- los
siguientes puntos, que fueron
aprobados por mayorfa absolu-
ia:
1. -Expresar asradecimientos
La opinión., 1935-05-18

continde su educac'6n por medic
do 10 lectura. Nunea 90 tsrds para
%aprender. Pida hoy mismo nusstrs
cat&looo dc libros GRATIS. - L.
eRERiA lozANo. 200 North Los
Angeles Street. Los Angeles. ealif.
La opinión., 1935-05-18

suspendidas las platicas.
La actitud de la empresa sc in
terpreta como la decision de la en-
presa de abandonar la exploitation
p~etrolera en- ell pals.
La opinión., 1935-05-18
mas Academies De TRAFIC0; DOS MUERT0S
'Empezo NAL la Cosa'

Aeusado de haber presendido extor'ionsr s2soooooo de James
M. Kemper, v e.posa, prominente matrimonio de Kansas City, Mo,
que aparcec or eta foto. la poicia tene detenido a Peter Warren
(ovalo). de 20 ano, de cdsd. Este delto Is Penado Il. muerte.
LA cosa conionza mall, dio Warren quien, e anuncis, es IL
primera vex 3 c lama a una aventura de esta clase.
La opinión., 1935-05-18

-(LEA listed IA oPINIoND-
La opinión., 1935-05-18

liable listed EsPAHoL Y
ENSENELO A SUS HiJOS.
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What Are You Worth?
Continued from page fwo

in figuring the wealth status of the
ordinary American family. Even
though the ownership of property
is undoubtedly very unequal. the
total wealth i'll the country is large
enough even in these times of depres-
sion to provide a substantial amount
for the average family and still have
enough left over to constitute a thou
sand or more great fortunes. Though
many families suffer from extreme
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THIS WEEK
Things to Come
Continued from page seven
Continued from page seven

are sent and return Boss: Where is
this man? Why isn't he brought here?
Send another man for him. Send three
men with clubs He must be brought
here at once"
Ilarding's laboratory. The group
talking.
Cabal: so that's the sort of man
your Boss is. Not an unusual type
Everywhere, you see, we find these
little semi-military upstarts robbing,
fighting. What else could happen? And
we. who are all that is left of the old
engineers and mechanics, are turning
our hands to salvage the world. We
have the air-ways, what is left of them;
we have the sea. We have ideas in
common - the free masonry of eff
cheney - the brotherhood of science.
We are the natural trustees of civiliza-
ton when everyt hing else has failed"
A knock at the door They turn.
The oafish guard comes into the room.
Three Others who have been sent for
him by the Boss are behind. One of
them says: Tell him he's got to come.
II he won't come on his feet. we'll
carry him."
The first guard: Lord knows what
will happen to me. sir, if you do not
come"
Cabal shrugs his shoulders, rises. re-
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poverty. they appear to be far too few
to make up three-fourths of our popu-
lation.
IT, however, you still are doubling
Thomas, it is suggested that you select
half a dozen of your friends whom you
feel sure belong in the ranks of the
poorest three-fouTths persuade them
to fill out the accompanying inven-
tory, and then draw your own con-
illusions.
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THIS WEEK

you remember how | used to blow
about the research was going to do?"
Don't | remember, You had some
good ideas. But tell me things. How
are things here? Are there any me-
chanics left? Any capable technical
workers."
Harding: This is the very man."
Gordon comes forward. and Cabal
scrutinizes him: What are you?"
Gordon: "Ex- air mechanic, sir. Jack
of all trades now. Last Engineer in
Everytown."
Pilot
Eyes, sir Not so very skilful. wish
were better mechanic"
Tell me about this Boss. What sort
of man has got hold of this part of the
world?"
The Boss headquarters in the Town
Hall. He has staged things for the
reception OF the strange airman. He
sits at vast desk. A few guards, secre-
taries and yes-men around him. Bur-
ton sits at side table Roxana watches
proceedings - comes and stands close
beside the Boss. at his right hand.
Whispers to him. She displays the ex-
citement OF a woman before a bull
fight.
The Boss is impatient to see Cabal.
and Cabal does not come Messengers
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fleets, hands his great gas-mask to
Gordon and stalks out.
The Town Hall. The Boss at his
great desk. Roxana very alert behind
him. Burton at his own table. As the
guard and Cabal approach, the Boss
draws himself up and attempts al
lordly pose. Cabal's bearing is easy
and familiar. The Boss is sturdy and
ornate, Cabal tall and lean.
Cabal: "Well, what do you want to
talk to ME about?"
Boss: "Who are you? Don't you
know this country is at WARP"
Dear, dear! Still at it. We must
clean that up"
What do you mean? We must clean
that up? War is war. Who are YOU, |
say?"
Cabal pauses before he replies THE
law - law and sanity"
II am the law here"
Il said law and sanity"
Where do you come from? What
are you?"
PAX Mundi. Wings over the world"
well, you know, you can't come
into country at war in this fashion,"
I'm here. Do you mind if sit
DOWN"
He sits down and leans across the
table looking intelligently and famil-
iarly into the face of the Boss. "Well?"
For the fourth time. who are you?"
'1tcll you Wings - Wings over the
world"
That's nothing. What government
are you under?'
"Commonsense. Call us airmen if
you like. We just run ourselves
You'll run into trouble if you land
here in war time. What's the game?"
Order and trade -"
Trade, eh? Can you do anything in
muntions?"
mot our line of business"
Petrol - spare parts? We've got
planes; we've got boys who've trained
bit on the ground. But we've got no
fuel. We might do deal"
I'VE might"
Continued on next page
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Roxana and Mary. 1T was a HeD
machine. Somewhere they can still
make new machines. didn't dream it
was still possible"
A field close to the town. People
running. The airplane glides overhead
and lands just out of sight over the
brow of slight hill. A few ragged men,
women and children run up. They
hesitate and keep their distance The
two guards sent by the Boss appear
and hesitate.
With quite dramatic suddenness
John Cabal, the airman, the father of
the children in the opening part, rises
above the crest. He is now grey-haired,
with lined face. He is dressed in
shiny black and he wears a sort of
circular shield over his head and body
that makes him over seven feet high.
1t is like round helmet, surrounding
body as we'll as head. 1t is 1870 gas
mask. The vizor in front swings dorn,
so that his head and shoulders seen
from in front are suggestive of a
Buddha against a circular halo. The
back mask behind his head and shout
ders is ribbed like scallop she'll
Cabal: Who's in control of this
part of the country"
s.sTt,o ,h:of I>Lo De-,
Good. want to see him"
"He sent me to arrest you"
We'll - you can't. But III come
and see him.
You're under arrest whether you
admit it or not. This country is at
war"
The crowd and particularly various
children come closer to Cabal
Cabal Il remember this place we'll
lived. oh somewhere down there"
Points. For years. Ever heard Of a
man called Passworthy? Any of you?
No! Harding?"
Two children speak together: DIR.
Harding!"
Cabal: YES. is he still here!"
Old Woman: Hes a good man.
He's our only doctor here. Oh. he's a
good man"
Children: Look, here he is, sir"
Harding. Gordon and Mary are seen
approaching
Cabal and Harding scrutinize each
other.
Cabal: Heavens! Is that Hardiug:5"
Harding, perplexed: Il seem to re,
member something something
about you"
Cabal: But you were young man.
Harding cries out: You are John
Cabal! used to come to your house!
Here' Endless years ago. Before the
wars began. You are grey. but you
look - young stillY'
Cabal: How are things in this
place? Who's in control?"
Harding looks discreetly at crowd.
We've got chief here - war lord.
The usual thing.
Cabal takes Harding by the arm.
HIM. I've come to look up your war
lord. Where can we 60 to TALK"
Harding gestures to indicate where
he lives. Cabal makes to 60 with him.
Guard: Here! You're under arrest,
you know. You've got to come toIhe
chief"
"All in good time. This gentleman
first"
You can't do that You've got to
come with me. Orders are orders"
Cabal lifts his eyebrows and goes off
with Harding. Guard following with
gestures of amazement and protest.
Here. Here. Here" he says. Then
come Gordon and Mary and the rab-
Bile. The rabble is astonished at Cabal's
cavalier treatment of the guard.
In the laboratory. Remains of a
meal. The meal has been a squalid
one. Cans - only knife or so and
broken fork. No cloth, cracked bowls.
~.1oI
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b. CONSUMPTION GOODS
Home and Site
Passenger Automobiles. Boats,
Motorcycles, Bicycles. Tricycles,
Baby Carriages. ...........
Furniture (All Rooms ........
Rugs. Carpets .........
Slip Covers, Cushions. .......
Screens, Awnings. Shades .......
Curtains. Portieres. ............
Desks, Book Gases ...........
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-21
Market Has Paid Above $4,-
100000 Upon Weed Sales

CONTINUED from Page One0
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-21
Raleigh and Durham.

Raleigh and durham.
While only a small crew is working
on the project at this time, atGitional
workers are to be added as soon as
they are certified for employment by
the Works Progress Administration
The Resettlement Administrator it
self does not hire project workers,
since it is required that all employees
be furnished through the WPA, which
in turn acquires labor from the Unit
ed States Employment Service.
Resettlement recently allocated $84,
coo for the purchase of the 5000 acres
that make up the project. All land ac-
quired for the project has been vOlun-
tarily offered for sale to the govern
ment by it's owners. The project is
being undertaken as part of its pro-
gram demonstrating better uses of
land resources. Most Of the land Sc
lected for the Crabtree project con-
sists of farms which have been re-
duced to an unprofitable condition by
severe erosion.
The National Park Service is assist
ing in the development of the Crab
tree prCi"ct. Special attempts will be
made by both agencies to make the
Crabtree Creek area particularly use
full to the families of lower income in
the industrial cities and towns within
easy driving distance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-21
MunyM0re
OF License
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
RY i g. KERVILLE

Raleigh Nov. 21.-Many more driv-
efS licenses will be revoked within
lhe next few days, or as soon as en-
ployes of the highway safety division
and of the highway patrol office can
check the reports of highway patrol
men and list the cOnvintiOns which
nave been obtained since November
|, 1t was announced today by Captain
Charles D. Farmer. For there have
peen many more convictions for
drunken driving and other offenses
for which the revocation of a drivers
license is mandatory, than licenses
revoked, Captain Farmer says. The
only reason they have not yet been
revoked is that in a good many cases
the courts have not sent in the Of
ficial notification of the various con-
victons and that the highway safety
division has not yet checked through
all the reports received.
by the end Of the week we hope
to have a long list Of drivers who
have been convicted of violations for
which the revocation Of their licenses
is mandatory Captain Farmer said.
"Thereafter we hope to be able to
'NSP oP Will lIIC ICPOl 10 do CIlCy COLIlC
in each day and issue a daily bull
letin containing the names of all
these whose licenses have been re-
VOked, together with the offense"
SO far no licenses have been tenn
pOrarily suspended. since the highway
safety division is waiting on an op-
inion from Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Wade BrutOn to determine the
procedure to be followed. 1t is ex-
pected, however, that Bruton will de-
eide that the department has author
itv to suspend the license of drivers
Ig--C ~Io cIIC1tod IJr any one Of some
II or Is specific violations pending
their trial in court. If they are con
victed, their licenses will be revoked
for period Of one year But if they
are acquitted, their licenses will bt
returned to them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-21

Shek
AT the same time, it was said the
British played strong dlpiomatlc
hahd in Tokyo to check the hanollng
~ the situation by Major General
SEMI Doihara. commander OF the
japanese army on the continent
In we'll informed quarters it was
stated that the British had assured
the Chinese they had no desire to
interfere with normal pacific Japa-
nese n!ese economic penetration of the ter
lHorY involved.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-21


assurance that speedy sales will be
the order.
On Monday of this week the market
sold 462,748 pounds for 11,547.84 for
an average of $2410 per hundred
Tuesdays sales were 406.388 pounds
for $83, ,872. IT, at an average of $2063
per hundred On Wednesday the mar
ket sold 315,888 pounds for S58 1854
at an average Of $18.41 per hundred
pounds.
It is believed the market will reach
to around the 100000 pounds fig
ure by the Thanksgiving holidays.
Only four sales days remained today
before Thanksgiving with Thursday
and Friday of next week beng taken
off for that occasion. 1t is expect
ed there will be two full weeks at
least of selling after Thanksgiving
and before Christmas.
The market is making rapid strides
toward it's season goal of 25,OOO,OOO
pounds, and tobacco men feel that
that figure can be reached. They are
working to that end for one of the
biggest seasons the Henderson mar
ket has ever experienced.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-21
Social Security
Set-Up Doubtful

Continued from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-21

Continued from Page One)
employment insurance into effect, but
that the Nebraska Supreme Court has
lust held this law unconstitutional.
AS a result, the governor of Nebras-
ka has called a special session of the
General Assembly.
Even if the Federal Social Security
Board should decide the North Caro-
lima law adequate, most of the law
yers here who have read the law main
tain that the North Carolina Supreme
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-21
SCOUT DRIVE NEAR
HALF OF ITS GOAL
Henry Powell, Chairman,
Expects To Reach Mark
BY End OF Week

Nearly half ot the $500 sought for
the Boy Scout campaign. now in
progress. has been given in hand, and
there is every confidence that the goal
rece3sary To finance the work for the
coming year will he rtached before
the drive ends this Saturday. Henry
r. Powell campaign chairman, an
IGunced today.
While contributions IN any amount
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-21
BRITAIN CLAIMS CREDIT
FOR UALTING JAZZ MON rs

London. Nov u (AI0 The halt in
plans for establishment "i nm auoh-
Omous North China was Sald by an
authoritative source today To nave
been due To pressure brought by
Great Britain.
IT was indicated that the British
used their influence TO 3tittcn the
stand Of Gcneralissomo ChianG hal-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-21
British Pressure Is Credit
ed With Crimping Program
Continued from rage One.)

mates ON the Asiatic continent that
officers cOnnivinG in the ChlheSe St
1aratist movement were eHceeoAlS
their authority.
Japanese military leaders in China
were reported to have told Chinese
National leaders to undertake their
own reforms in North China, intro
ducing into that area a regime and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-21

Court would probably hold it uncon-
stitutionaI because it delegates to the
governor and Council Of State the
power to legislate, which under the
is the sole preTOgatiVe OF
the General Assembly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-11-21
RECREATION AREA
IN WAKE STARTED
5000 Acres Between RAJ
leigh and Durham Being
Developed by WPA
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
VI & RASE[ ERXILLE

Raleigh. Nov. 21.-What promises to
be one of the finest small recreatlonal
areas in the State was on its way to-
ward fulfillment today with a skele-
ton crew breaking ground On develop
ment of the Resettlemen; Admins
tration's Crabtree Creek project of
5000 acres in Wake county, between