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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-14
KIWANIANS TO
INSPECT RILEY
Club Members Will Make
Tour of ChIIdren'S
Hospital.

Buildings and other gifts TO the
James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for
Children. supplied by the Indian
apCus Kiwanis Club. Will be in
specIed BY members of that organi-
zatiOn ard their wives tomorrow
afternoon. The tour of the build
ngs will follow luncheon at the
hospital
The hospital which is located in
the Indianapolis Medical Center,
and which represents at this time
an outlay o. nearly S30OO.00O has
been built entirely from popular
subscriptions. save TWO small cOntri-
buttons by the state. The Kiwanis
Club members Of the Indiana dis
trict have been interested in supply
ing funds for more than 10 years.
A S35 900 contribution to the OrthO-
pedic unit was subscribed by Indian
apolS members
The luncheon and tour will be IN
charge of Karl Wolfe chairman.
Robert l. Mason. Phil King. L. c.
SliCer and James w. Carr. Follow
ing the tour the women will be en-
tertained at bridge in the nurses
home by a committee composed of
O. B. Hes. w. L. Rice and H. B
Leeth Frank v Hawkins president
Of The club. will be in charge Of
the luncheon program
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-14
WORLD AFFAIRS
INSTITUTE SET
EarIham to Play Host to
Distinguished Speakers,
Starting Thursday.

The fifth annual Earlham Insti-
tute Of Foreign Affairs will be held
in Goddard auditorium, Earlham
College. Richmond, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
The institute will open with a
general meeting Thursday night at
which Dr. Walter c. Woodward,
Earlham board Of trustees presi
dent, will preside
HighlightS of the annual confer
ence which is supported through
grant from the Carnegie EndoW-
ment for world peace will be the
address by Prof. Jsy.es T. Shotwell,
Columbia University history in
structor, Friday morning, and the
talk to be given Friday night by
George A. Finch, assistant secre-
tary and assistant director of the
Carnegie Endowment division of in
ternational law, and managing ed
itor, journal of international Law. "
Philip c. Jessup, Columbia Uni
versity associate professor of inter
national law, will speak at the con-
ference Saturday morning, and will
close the meeting Saturday night
when he speaks on the World
Court"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-14

Mae West, the gal who knows al
the answers. has finally been caught
without one.
As YOU can see for yourself in the
picture above. she hasn't a single
word to reply to the gentleman
LIBEL
Can you help her out Of the
situation? Can you supply a typi-
cal Mae West answer for her?
If you can, you may win a cash
prize, or pair of tickets to see her
new picture. Coin to Town, which
opens at the Circle Theater tomor-
row.
The Times and the Circle Thea
ter nave set aside So each day and
six pairs of tickets daily for the
next three days as prizes in this
unique Mae West Answers Contest.
Here's the idea: Each day a
scene from Coin to Town" Will be
shown, with the man in each pic
ture making a statement or asking
a question, and space will be pro-
vided for you to write what you
think Is a typical Mae West come
back. The person submitting the
best 'wisecrack' each day will win
50 in cash. Second best wise
crack" wins its writer 81; third best,
81. The six next best comebacks
win each of their writer's a pair of
tickets to see Coin to Town"
Entries for todaVS scene must be
mailed to The Times contest editor
not later than noon tomorrow
Write your comeback in the space
provided, paste the picture on a
sheet Of paper and sign your name
and address. Do it now!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-14
FELT MISERABLE
MOST OF THE TIME
Then Kellogg'S ALL-BRAN
Checked Her Constipation

Read Mrs. Marsden's letter: 81
have been a subject Of constipation
for the last IL years. I felt miser-
able and irritable most Of the time.
Ny husband is a manager of a
chain store. He said Why don't
you try Kellogg's ALL-BRAN?
"ALL-BRAN helped me right
away. l have taken it now for the
past , months, and l am as regu-
lar as a clock. My health is fine.
and I am full Of pep."-Mrs.
Charles Marsden, 6S1 Merrick ST.,
Detroit, Mich.
Constipation due to insufficient
"bvik" in meals.
ALL-BRAN provides gentle bulk"
10 aid regular habits. Il also sup
plies vitamin 3 and iron.
The bulk" Of ALL-BRAN is more
effective than the bulk" in fruits
and vegetables. as it does not break
down within the body. Two table
spoonfuls daily are usually sufi-
cient. II not corrected this way,
see your doctor.
Isn't this food much pleasanter
and safer than risking
patent medicines? Get the ~@
red-and-green package at $50
your grocer's. Made by y
Kellogg in Battle Greek.
Keep on the Sunny Side Of Life
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-14
go BOYS TO ENJOY
~ OUTING SATURDAY
Youngsters to Spend Day at Brown
County State Park.

Sixty boys from Is local Gray
Clubs will will hold an outing SAT
urday at the Brown County State
Park as a part of the organization :
recreation program. The Gray
Clubs are sponsored by the Y NJ
c. A and membership is limited TO
grade school pupils.
The bows VIII leave the local Y
AZ In the morning and VIII return
AZ 3 that night In charge Of the
event are J. T. IsaacS Paul Miller
?. d Burkhalter. Norman Edwards
and r. c. Afford Y NJ c. A. junior
department secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-14
Shirley Temple Still Is LOvable,
UnspOiled Child, Mother Reports

CHIRLEY TEMPLE. beloved by
> millions and at the age OF s 4
movie star IN her own right. PLAYS
as seriously with her dolls and pets
as she does before the camera.
This information was received to-
day BY Kenneth Collins. manager
Of the Apollo Theater. directly from
shirley's mother. Mrs Gertrude
Temple
Mr Collins right now is more
interested IN Shirley than any
other star. as her latest movie.
our Little Girl" will open an en-
gagement next Friday at the Apollo
Shirley's mother devotes about y
hours a day TO the little star and
stays with her when Shirley is at
work. at study or at play
Shirley's day begins at 7.3O and
T. She doesn't have 10 go 10 the
studio. she makes a dash 70 her own
back yard where her beloved play
house. built By her l9-yeas-old
brother. Jack, is located.
There her black and white cocker
spaniel pup has his quarters along
with collection Of tiny japanese
turtles.
When there is work to be done at
the studio. Mrs Temple goes with
Shirley 70 the studio and she is al
WAYS present on the set when her
daughter is before the camera.
Her contract calls for a maximum
Of only four hours Of work daily at
the studio. When not dressed up
for the camera, Shirley plays around
IN Overalls.
Her vast earnings are being
placed in a trust fund so she can
20 to university and travel and
do as she wishes when she's older.
Those who know this little genius
claim that she is unspoiled She
seldom sees a movie. She likes
comedies best OF all and is rather
mvstihed when she sees herself
upon the screen and that is sell
DOM.
Shirley has a wash day for her
dolls clothes and the children in
the neighborhood visit her then and
remain for tea
In our Little Girl" Shirley is
supported by Rosemary Arnes, Joel
McCrea. Lyle Talbot and Erin
O Brien- Moore.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-14
Digs Up 1898 Penny in Garden

DIGS Up 100 Fchhy IN Oarden
BIZ Jnjtcd Press
FLUSHING, o., May IA penny
dated 1898 was dug up tv Ralph
Luchi here as he hoed his garden.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-14
HIGH MILITARY H0N0RS
TO BE PAID PILSUDSKI
Dictator to BE Laid at Rest Among
Kings and Statesmen.
By JHiffd Press
w SAW \

hN HiffN russ
WARSAW. May IA. - Marshal
Josef PilSudSki'S body may be
drawn across 100 miles of Polish
countryside on a gun carriage for
burial at Cracow. it was learned to-
day. so that his funeral may be a
completely military one befitting the
creator OF the national army.
He IS to be buried at Wawel
Castle, Cracow, beside the bodies OF
Polish kings and statesmen of other
days. and plans were discussed for a
military funeral procession from
Warsaw.
Sixteen student SculptorS under
four professors of the Warsaw
Academy worked today on solid
silver coffin in which the body OF
the national leader who died Sun
day night. Will be placed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-14
WARRICK COUNTY CLUB
TO HOLD FIRST PICNIC
Group Will Stage Festivities in
Garfield Park Sunday.

The first annual picnic of the
Warrick County Club OF Indianapolis
Will be held in Garfield Park Sun
day, June %, it was announced at a
meeting of members in the office of
Philip Lutz Jr., Attorney General.
Festivities will start at TO- A baS-
ket dinner will precede an old fd
oilers contest and speeches. Mu-
nicipal Judge Wilfred Bradshaw Is
club president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-14
AIRPLANE CARRIER TO
LENGTHEN FLIGHT DECK
Expected to Increase Efficiency in
TakeOffS From L. S. S. Ranger.

hfW IHff'h ffNS
NORFOLK. Va. May 14.-Eh-
cheney in airplane taEe-ofTs and
landings is expected to increase when
lengthening of the flight deck
aboard the U. S. S. Ranger, air.
plane carrier, is completed. The
deck was ordered heightened 60 feet.
following conference between
ships officers and Navy Department
officials.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-14
JUDGE LINKED
TO COAL FIRM
FIGHTING IVA
William Grubb Stakeholder
in Company Financing
Court Battle.

g. srufps-Ho'rorf 81 earspaper AHiauo'
BIRMINGHAM. Ala Nav IA
T. Vas learned today that Fedora
Judge william I Grubb Of Birming-
ham. who III a recent decision chal-
Icnged the consuuuonaIty Of GER
tain IVA enterprise. owns stock In
coai company that has helped
finance anu-TVA litigation
A. the same time It developed
that Judge Grub had acknowledged
the stock holding when an earlier
case against IVA came before him
and offered 20 rectse himself from
hearing that case. IVA lawyers
waived the offer
But In the crucial AshwandeT
case. 20 which ne recently enlOined
IVA from some o. IT'S power activl-
ties. no record vas found OF his
having made such a proposal
Grubb issues Injunction
The AShwander suit was brought
0v a group o. Alabama Power CO.
stockholders. They sought 70 pso-
hibit the sale 81 some Of theI- COM
pauvs lines to IVA. 70. use IN
serving small Alabama cities With
cheap electricity.
Judge Grubb held In a decision
now being appealed that IVA s
power program put u into a
proprietary business. He found, IN
effect. that IVA was unconsutu-
tionaI and he stopped certain OF Its
activities bv injunction.
During trial OF the AShwander
suit. 1t developed that certain coal
companies had contributed TO the
cost Of the litigation. Today 10 was
learned that among the contribu-
tors 90 general fund raised by coal
companies TO fight IVA Ia the
courts is the Little Caha0a Coal Co
and that Judge Grub owns 100
shares OF Little Cahaba stocks. The
stock is said % represent an invest
mcnt Of from $4,000 TO $1,000
The Little Cahaba gave S74 81 TO
the sntI-TVA litigation fund In
recent months the coal interests
have been among Twas most Wig
Orous opponents.
Coal Companies Contribute
During trial Of the Ashwander
case. AL c. CARRIER of Birmingham,
chairman Of a protective committee
for Alabama Power Co. preferred
stockholders. testified that he was
"Sure that the coal and ice COM
panies arc contributing 10 the cost
or this suit. but that he did not
know what proportion OF the cost.
Judge Grubb said he had never
been an officer or director OF any
coal company. and that he could
not recall attending any meeting OF
stockholders Of the Little Cahaba
Co. He also said he had no known
edge OF any contribution by that
company toward prosecution o.
suits against IVA.
His stock ownership dates back
more than . years.
Last June some coal and ice COM
panies filed a suit against IVA IN
Judge Grubb's Court. II was on
this occasion that his offer to re
cuSe himself. because Of his coal
stock. was waived by IVA counsel.
La opinión., 1935-08-25

(sloue en- la 5a, Paa.>
La opinión., 1935-08-25
Julieta PalaVicini
LOS POEMAS NEGRO Y AFROcUBANOS DE LA EMlNEN-
TIE REcITADORA-LA SIMPLlCIDAD SENTIMENTAL
DEL ALMA DE coLoR.-UN TRIUNFo LEGlTIMo
Por ARMANDO DE MARIA

los poemas tienen, o saben te-
ner, o han tenido, m1sica; o
acaso la misma letra Sc ha pues
to va q la musica que no es pre-
cisamente musica en- instrumen
tos-claves, maracas...-sino en-
las palabras, en- ell andar, ritmo
de los negros Y los blancos fun
didos. En- Ell andar conoceriamos
a una Guiana entire miles de eu-
ropeos, ha dicho certeramelte Ii
no NoYas Calvo... Julieta Pala-
vicini, que posee voz de rique-
"a sinfonica, lie pone la musica
de su acento, los ritmos de u
matices va graves, va agudos, a
Ia letra de los poemns de Gut
Hen, de Tallet-el revolucionario
casado con la hermana del CO.
munista Martinez Villena. ell pri
mer lider obrero cubano, Y que
estuvo a punto de ser cura-.de
Ballagas, de Gottardi... Y los bal
la, no como Rita Montaner, la sa
brosa mulata que "rumbeo" en-
ell Politeama aquel poema de
Cullen:
Con insls que til saba
Bito Manue,
con tanto ineIe, no sabe ahora
desi; ye....
Y que al cruzar Ia escena levan-
taba m~arejadas de sensualidad
que iean a estrellarse, como olas
sobre ell Malecon, hasta las can
dilejas, sine que 10 logra con ell
ademan sugerente, porque Ju-
lleta no Sc mueve de su sitio.
cuando los %recita. a pesar de que
no deja de hacerlo, Y con los ojos
y los hombros
de carne tostada al fuego, de
(carne quemada al sol,
de carne templada al fueco co.
(mo ell bongo.
y ell busto y ell anca, V la cola
de la bata, bailandolos, bailan-
dolos como ST fuera Ia mujer de
Antonio, la del poema de Gut
lien; y como a ella, nos dan
anhelos de secuestrarla, en- la
escena, y decirle:
De aqui no tie iras, mulata;
nj al mercado nj a tn casa;
aqui moIeran tus ancas
la zafra de tn sudor;
repique, pique, repique,
repique, r~epique, pique,
rique, repique, requique,
pc.
o despues de que bailo con la
VOC nada mas. y sin llevar ma
racas en- las manos. y ESQ que
las veiamos igual que en- ell poe
ma de Ballagas; Libres, atlas,
las maracas -saltan como dos
redondos, duros senos de mulata,
lanZarle ell dfsfco:
Ell SON tie salio redondo
y muIato, como un %nispero..
o cuando inicio la Rumba, del
(Sigue en- la 5a. Pas.A
La opinión., 1935-08-25
la Function DE-
MANANA EN- FL
I. CALIFORNIA
Sera a beneficio de las Nor
tenas'. = Sc exhibira
'El Rayo de Sinaloa'

MARIANA por la noche, en- ell
escenario del Teatro "califor-
MIA" Sc efectuara una function
de gala, a beneficio del dueto de
c~ancioneras de Radio. conocido
bajo Ell nombre de Las Norte-
mas" y con la cooperation de
elementos de primera clase en-
nuestro mundo teatral.
La empresa ha estado ARE
glando los 1ltimos preparativos
para la function de que sc trata,
en- la cual Sc habran de repre-
sentar la comedia de Peyrss til
tulada La Dana de las Came
las" Y ell a%proposito de Arni-
ches La Casa de los Milagros''.
sujetas ambas obras en- un buen
reparto, segnn los programs que
tenemos a la vista.
Los Interpreters de esas obras
seran: Carmela Pefa, Elena Ma
drigal, Daniel F. Rea, Pepet. RAJ
mon MuhoZ y algunos otros.
Entire comedia y comedia, ha-
bra un acto de variedades, en- ell
que habran de tomar parte. Sc
gun Sc los manifesto. los ar
tistas Flor de Maria. Antonleta
Zanca, Ricardo Sandoval. Los
Charros" y Las Norteias'',
siendo estas presentadas al pn-
blico por Ell popular anunciador
de Radio senior Ramon B. Ar
naiz.
En- ell fin de fiesta, figuran los
artitas Ninon y Fierro, Alicia
Aguilar, Carlos Velasco, Dueto
Monterrey, Los Merry Cali
fornians" y otros.
La parte musical sera dirigida
por ell maestro don Manuel Mo-
reno.
La function de mahana empe-
cara a las ocho y media de Ia
noche.
Entretanto, hoy durante la
tarde y la noche tambien. sc es-
tara eXhibiendo en- ell mismo tea
tro la p~elicula sensational "El
Rayo de Sinaloa" basada en- la
vida y aventuras del celebre He
raclio Bernal. Esta cinta CORE
asimismo en- la pantalla del Hi
dalgo", regenteado por la misma
empresa.
Ell programa Sc completa con
la exhibition de comedias de me
traje corto Y algunas otras Gin
tas interesantes, empezando las
funciones a las doce del dia en-
ambos teatros.
Por su parte, ell "Electrico",
regenteado tambien por la m
(Sigue en- Ia 5a. Pag.)
La opinión., 1935-08-25

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, agos-
to de 1935.-Fuego y canela-co
mo la mulata Flora del poema
de Gottardi-, Julieta Palavici-
nj, que 10 reune TODD: juventud
radiante, temperamento drama
tico, y una riqueza sinfonica en-
la garganta y en- Ell ademan, ha
trafdo de Cuba, embajadora EN-
Mexico de los poetas mulatos, un
mensaje de sol del tropico, mi
ciandonos en- ell tema negro de
la isla.
Ell alma negra-ya 10 sabeis-
posee una simplicidad sentimen
tai concorde o la ~sencilla es-
tructura y monotone sonoridad
de los instrumentos africanos,
no obstante TODD 10 que hay en-
ell alma negra de complejidad
subconsciente Y atavica. Guam
do Julieta Palavicini cautivaba
a los islehos con poemas mexi-
canos, leimos un iumiGoso ensa-
70 de Jung dedicado a los Esta-
dos Unidos, con este titulo:
".-uestro comportamiento indio-
negroide. Notas de viaje de I'm
psicologo", y en- 81 habla al pue-
bio norteamericano como a un
pueblo, segun su comportamien-
to, indionegroide. ST tai cosa Sc
puede afirmar de Norteamerica,
donde es constante un purita-
nismo feroz acerca del negro,
Gque puede decirse de Cuba,
pals de fundacion espahola, don
de o. la sangre Sc HIN cruza-
do. v con mayor amplitud, los
espfritus? CULLEN 10 ha dicho:
En- esta TERRA mulata
de africano y espahol
Santa Barbara de un Iado,
del otro lado, Change,
siempre falta alsun abueIo,
cuando no sobra algun Don,
y hay titulos de Castillo
con parientes de Bond6.
Mulata, pues, mas que negra,
IS Ia poesia en- Ia que nos aca-
ba de iniciar Julieta Pa%lavicini,
convocando o su acento bru-
10 y musical, imagenes y notas.
iPoesia- Y mdsica, y mas que
musica, danza-mulata!... Pro-
ducto para ell que aportaron, de
un lado, los negros la musica,
del otro, los blancos la imagen,
ell color. Y de csc mestizaje ma
clio Ia poesia mulata gle es rum
ba con letra. o letra que esta pi-
diendo ell ritmo de un son:
TIE voy a beber de un traso,
como una copa de ron;
tie voy a echar en- la copa
de un SON,
prieta quemada en- Il misma,
cintura de mi coraz6n....
Bien; Ia mayor novedad de la
poesfa mulata que ha encontra-
do ~insuperable interprete en- la
escultura morena y movida de
Julieta Palavicini. que cuando
dice, canta Y baila los poemas
~negroides, o parace la escultu-
IA de una llama, es que todos
La opinión., 1935-08-25

IN lJUANA, B. c., asosto "a.
LA bravo fiesta de los
toros, diversion nacional
que abarea ell c del orc,
la seda, la sangre y ell sol, ten
dra por escenario esta pobla-
cion fronteriza, por primera vez
en- su historic, con la formalidad
y ell lujo de detalles de las CO.
rridas de la capital mexicana,
Ia tardo del domingo primero de
septiembre..!
Tai fue la noticia que aver o
fue proporcionada por ell Pre-
sid ,ntc de la Liga de Conner
ciantes, Industriales Y Propie-
tarioJ, don Alberto NJ. Bernal,
quien ha dado va todos los pa
sos relacionados con ell arreglo
de la plaza, licencias. etc. a fin
de que la corrida del proximo
domingo SEE algo que dele un
recuerdo imborrable a la aficion
de la frontera.
"Al suspenderse los juegos de
Ia por disposition acertada del
presidente Cardenas - nos dijo
ell sefor Mendez Bernal-Tiiua-
ma La quedado en- situaci6n com
prometida. FL turismo. natural
mente, ha decrecido, y los efec-
tos de su disminucion han afec-
tado directamente al concrete
licito. Y por ~reflejo a las classes
trabajadoras.
La Liga de Commentaries e In
d~ustriales, en- su deseo por
atraer ell turismo a Aesta pobla-
cion. n medios mediterranean
te honestos, ha resuelto patro-
cinar una temporada de toros
que empezara Ell domingo pri-
nero de Septiembre. Al afecto
ha logrado la cooperation del
gobierno municipal para la aper
tura de la plaza, que es la RI
tiSua arena del Foreign Club"
acondicionada perfectamente pa
ra Ia fiesta nacional. Los prepa-
rativos estan va muy adelanta-
dos, y ell entusiasmo que Sc no
ia TN Tijuana o motive de es-
ia proxima tempofada, es enor-
me.
"Nuestra intencion es la de
atraer al turismo sano de Ca
lifo MIA y de otros estados de
la Union Americana, asf como
a los m%exicanos que GUSTAV de
la fiesta bravo. Y viven en- te-
La opinión., 1935-08-25
QUlENES FORMAN LA


En- centres dignos de credito,
por su i~ngerencia con la tenn
porada de toros que Sc avecina.
recognizes aver los nombres del
personal que compone la cua-
irilla que sc encargara de Ia IL
dia el domingo por la tarde. Son
los s~iguientes:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Suarez y 10
sc Martinez.
Banderilleros: - Francisco Co.
mez (El zangano) ex-bande-
rilIero de Pope Ortiz, en- sus
corridas de Espaha; Eduardo
Moreno, tMorenito) y Rosen-
do Gales, (Relampago).
Picadores:- Gilberto SaIcido y
Pedro Carre6n.
La temporada Sc iniciara con
dos corridas. Una de elias. la
anunciada para la tarde del Do
mingo proximo. v la otra para
la tarde siguiente, el 2 de Sep
tiembre que es ell "Dia del Ira
bajo".
Algunas de las sehoritas mas
distinguidas de la sociedad me-
xicana en- Tijuana, fungiran CO.
mo reinas en- esta corrida, que
Sc cree marcara una nueva r
para Ia poblacion. haciendola ga
mar 10 perdido desde que han
estado cerrados los estableci-
mientos en- que Sc rendfa quito
al Azar.
En- esta ciudad. en- donde la
aficion es grande por los Toros,
Sc nota va gran entusiasmo por
la proxima temporada. Sera al
go nuevo en- realidad, pues aun
que en- ell pasado Sc habian he
cho algunas corridas, eran cast
siempre de %novilleros, o de aft
cionados, con POGO lucimiento.
Los informes que recognizes,
son tambien en- ell sentido de
que Sc dispone va de una bue-
ma partida de ganado bravo. de
las ganaderfas de Pehuelas, Xa-
lay y La Punta.
La opinión., 1935-08-25

Claudette Colbert, celeb. ,
~estrella de la pantalla, quien
Sc p~resenta en- la del Unique"
situado en- la calle Primera al
Este, hoy tsrde y noche, en- su
pelicula "Mundos Privados'',
que ha causado sensation en-
todas parties. La Colbert ests
considerable hoy como la pri-
mera estrella del Cine ameri
La opinión., 1935-08-25

Continne 81 education por medic
~aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
eatAloso dc Iibros GRATIS. - L.
de la Iectura. Nunca es tarde para
BRERlf LoZANo, 2o3 North Los
Angeles Street. Los Angeles, Calf.
La opinión., 1935-08-25
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He aqui una bella ~fotografia de JuIieta PaIavicini, la
destacada recitadora mexicana, y una de las mas iovenes
y bellas artistas que Sc dedican a la defamation, quien
ACADIA de obtener su verdadera consagraci6n en- la ciu-
dad de Mexico, en- dos recitales poeticos. La sehorita Pa
lavicini estuvo en- Los Angeles hace algdn tempo, habien-
do deiado gratfsimos reouerdos a los que la oyeron en-
uno de los escenarios locales. -Foto Cesar
La opinión., 1935-08-25

rritorio de los Estados, Unidos.
LAS corridas que preparamos
ran formales. Els decir. con TO
dos los requisites de las que Sc
hacen en- Mexico y Espafa: SER
vicio de plaza, matadores, ban
derilleros, picadores, monos sa-
bios, etc.
En- la corrida sera cambialor
de suertes una alta personali-
dad n%uestra, cuyo nombre Sc
dara a conocer en- breve..."
La opinión., 1935-08-25
La Primera sera ell
Domingo Pr06ximo

Sc TRATA CON ESO-DICEN-DE ATRAER AL TURKS
MO SANO, POR MEDIOS HONESTOS HOY QUE HA
DEsAPAREcIDo "A MALDIcIoN DEL JUEOo DE LA
BAJA CALIFORNIA