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La gaceta., 1935-11-19
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Lucrecia Bori, la famosa so.
Iprano lfrica espanola, cantara
ell proximo domingo, en- ell pro-
grama de 10 all de Ia noche
por la cadena Nacional, con la
orluesta de Emo Rapee. Inclu-
We ell programa selecciones de
ISmetana, Mozart, Puccini, Val
verde, Gounod, Arditi, Tzchai-
kowsky y Grieg.
Onda Corta, hoy martes: Lon
dres, a las 7:15, "bats in the
Belfry, por $3.50 kc; Caracas,
Venezuela, $50, programa de-
dicado a los clubs extranjeros
de radio, por $500 kc; Berlin,
1880, cantos de amor, por 5000
kc; Montreal, $50, Este es
Paris, por $3.50 kc; Paris, 10
p. m. noticias y mercado, y Lon
dres, 10 p. m, la catedral de
Canterbury.
Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena NacionaI: $50, noticias;
AS, trio vocal; TOO, concier-
to; $50, programa NBC; 500,
orquesta de Reisman; 900, or
questa de Bernie; $50, Jumbo;
10 200, baritone Cozzi; IL: 100,
orqnesta de Ramon Ramos;
11:15 orquesta de Keller; II 80
Enrique Madriguera; IL 100 vic
lin; II :08, orquesta de Weeks,
y 1870, orquesta de Rines.
Estaci6n WDAE y cadena Co
lumbia: 6:15, canciones de Ben
ny Venuta; 6:35, entendimien-
to de la Opera; 700, Myrt Y
Marge; 7:15, Bernard Baruch;
80, Kate Smith,; $50, barito-
no Lawrence Tibbett; 800, fun
ci6n de O'Keefe; $50, Warning
de Pennsylvania; 10 80, ell mum
do al dia; 10:45, ell orc del poe
ia; II :15, orquesta de Ozzie
Nelson, Y 11:3O, orquesta de
Armstrong.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

BIO acabado de ex2onerles 10 one
Iocurria:
-iConlQue es decir, que va no
Itendre hermanita!
En- cambio ella tendra pa
dre,-repuso la condesa.
Ell muchacho no replica.
Respetaba demasiado a 81
protectora para permitirse ba-
Ger o%bjeciones pero sus oios ST.
grieron llenos de lagrimas.
Para todos era cast una des-
gracia separarse de la inocer+a
criatura, porque todos tenfan
depositado en- ella su cariho.
Andrea, mas animosa ou4 al
muchacho y la anciana. diio.
-Manana vendra la nodriza
que hemos buscado y ma6apa
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

ell senorito?
-Creo que a la Casa de Gu
raci6n a donde Sc llevaron la
nina-contest6le ell ISirviente.
EStos datoS, bastaron para
que Andrea supusieSe la YER
dad.
eCogi6 la muneca de Lolfn Y
~encamin6se a la Casa de Salud.
Lo demas 10 saben va los lee
torres.
En- la Casa de Curaci6n, mer-
ced a la condescendencia de
Swicher y Jorge, escuch6 la con
versaci6n entire Gustavo Y Sole
dad.
Aquello fu6 la muerte defini-
tiva de todas sus eSperanzas.
Entreg6 Laaa para que Sc la
diesen a Lolin, y Sc fue Koran
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
ANUNCIESE EN-
LA

do.
Refugi6se en- la casita de
Chamber con Gasparillo, la nj
ma y Ramona, y ALI lIevaba va
unos euantos dias, habiendo
conseguido tranquilizarse,
No era dichosa nj podia ser
10; pero confiaba hallar con-
suelo a sus infortunios en- la
prActica del bien.
Una de sus primeras obras,
era desprenderse de aquella her
mosa nina, en- Ia que habia lie
gado a cifrar e;peranzas e ilu-
stones, para devoRerla a 81 pa
DIRE, como va sabemos,
Gasparillo no disimulaba la
contrariedad que lie producia la
perdida de la nina, y, medic llo-
rando, dijo cuando Andrea hu-
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
VICTORIA DE PADDY CREE
DON

Miami Beach, Nov. 19.-Er
ell quinto asalto de una pelea e.
fectuada anoche. en- esta ciudad
Paddy Creedon, de Jersey City:
venci6 p0r nocaut tecnic0 a
Young fluffy Griffiths, de Gin
cinnati.
Benny O'Dell, de Syracuse,
hizo tablas con Tommy Blanton
de Chicago. Tommy SPECIAL, de
Pittsburg, superb a Jimmy Wa
de, de Orlando, y Joey SPECIAL,
de Pittsburg, sera ell Oponente
de Ray McNatt.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
EPORTES
ALEKHINE GANG "a
19a. PARTIDA

Zeist, Holanda, Nov. 49, Ell
campe6n mundial de ajedrez,
DR.. Alexandra Alekhine, de Pa
ris, obtyvo aver su sel2tima VIC
toria en- ell torneo contra ell DR..
Max Euwe, de Amsterdam, al
finalizar la 19a. partida, que ell
dfa anterior habia dejado en- po-
sici6n favorable. Los dos hicie-
ron 81 movimientos antes de
que Euwe Sc declarara vencido.
Este nuevo triunfo da a Alex
hine un total de 1912 puntos
contra 49, su rival.
FL DR.. Euwe tiene cinco vic
torias, con siete empates.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Benny Bass nunca signific6
mucho en- la division del peso Il
zero; pero es un veterano que
puede dar al pdblico ma nuev'
prueba de la potenciasde Chino
Alvarez.
ST Bass derrota a Avarez, de
bera confesarse que ell Chino sc
encuentra a considerable dis :
tancia de Tony Canzoneri. ST e.
tampeno vence, entonces sus &C,
clones sumentaran de valor. a.
cercandcse a la primera divi
sion de las 1876 libras.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Las cuestiones de boxeo no de
ben tratarse patri6ticamente.
lose Luis es I'm negro, pero va
nadie discute su extraordinaria
habilidad y todos los "expertos'
admiten que lie arrancara la CO.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Los "onces" que todavfa nc
han sido derrotados en- ell pals,
son: Metodistas del Sur, con 8
victorias; Cristianos de Texas,
con 10 victorias; California, 8;
Dartmouth, 8; Buffers; Arkan-
sas Tech, 8; Alma, 8; Spearfish
Normal, 7; n. Y, u, 7; Prince
ton, z; Minnesota, z; Ohio Uni
versity, 7, y Mid Tenn, Z.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
LA VIGESTMA PARTIDA DEL
J~CAMPEONATO DE ALE
DREZ

Armsterdan, Nov. 19.-Dh-
rante cinco horas jugaron aver
ell campe6n Alekhine y ell reta-
dor DIR. Euwe y al final ell pro-
fesor holandes tenia una posi- :
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
DERROTA DE FREDDIE MI
LLER

Pittsburg, Nov. 19-Norman
Quarles, de North Carolina, de-
rrot6 anoehe por fallo de los
jueces a Freddie Miller, de Gin
cinnati, campe6n del peso de
pluma. No Sc discutia ell titulo
del derrotado.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
TIRANDO Ell BALON

Por haber sido relevado ell
coach" Charles G. LAWN, del
institute Ponce de Leon, de Mia
mi, los jdvenes futbolistas Sc
declaarar0n en- huelga. Los mu-
chachos dicen que NADIA quieren
saber con ell juego hasta que ell
coach" sea devuelto a su pues-
to. Como sustituto de LAWN Sc
habia nombrado a A. B. Lam
bert.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
. AcON LO%UANTE

roma a Braddock.
Frente a Pauline, ell joven de
Detroit tiene IS 6 mas srobabi,
lidades de veneer, en- I'm calculo
de 100.
Luis es mas joven, mas habiI
y sus punos son de acero. PAUL.
no anda bien metido en- los sc
amos y en- los ultimos meses sols
ha peleado con Max SchmelinQ
Ae lie vencio dandole una 2pl.
piza.~
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
Juk1dENcHR
CON BRAN

Tn torneo de bilN
ra esta noche en- la sala POS
de East Lafayette, jCgaTdo ell
cubano Julio Sandhez, Juno de
los mejores billaristas del sur,
frente a Dewey Brantley. EN-
pezara ell match a las $500 ju-
gandose a 200 puntos, 100 que
Sc decidiran esta noche y 100 Ell
rr6ximo jueves.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

ci6n favorable, que Sc
permitira ganar la partida9 Sc
reaSzaron 40 movimientos.
ST Euwe triunfa, como Sc eD
pera, volvera a colocarse a un
punto de dista&ia.de su adver-
sario.
Abri66el holandes con ell poem
de la reina y Alekhine recurrio
a la variation eslava, que esta
vez no lie do un resultado sa-
tisfactorio. Entonces ell campe6n
cometi6 un error de juicio y Sc
meti6 en- dificultades.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Debemos recordar a nuestros
lectores que Pauline Uzcudun
derrot6 uN@ vez a Max Baer,
aunque este detaTle no 10 push
mos la semana pasad% al reese
mar las hazanas del lenador vas
co. Queda subsanada la omission
No recomendamos a los "fie-
les" que apuesten a favor de
PaNino, porque Jose Luis es Ia
"maravilla" y puzzles y cronis@
tas 10 %reconocen. Las probabili-
dades de triunfar del vasco no
pasansde un Is por ciento.
Pauline Sc batira valiente.
mente, como tiene por costum
bre, y desea evitar que ell cam
peon sin corona 10 ponga a dor
mir.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Ell viernes por la noche, en-
Plant Field, los Espartanos ju-
garan con los Maestros de Ala
bama State. Los universitarios
tampenos julgaron con ellos, ell
ano pasado, y les derrotaron.
Alabama State lleva ganados
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Esta gravemente lesionado
y probablemente no podra vol
yer a jugar con los Caimanes
de Gainesville, ell notable fut-
bolista tampeno Julian Lane.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19
La Gaceta Folletin No. 1873
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

listed traera su servidum-
bre...
Mo; no traere mas que a
un muchachito Y una nina, y
necesito una persona que me
acompane y nos Guide a todos.
81 quiere listed ser esa perso-
ma.
-iOh, sonora! Sentiria abu-
sar de listed.
No abusa, Sc 10 aseguro. Al
contrario; a~ceptando, me hara
un favor.
-Pero listed no sabe quien
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

cuatro partidos y perdido cua,
tro en- 10 que va de emporada.
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

que lie hemos dido decir a ella
misma: que su hija Rosalia la
habia abandonado.
Y
Una vez alquilada la casita,
la condesa regres6 a Madrid Y
en- un coche encamin6se a su
casa.
Antes de subir, pre2unt6 al
portero:
71Sabe listed 81 ell senior con
de esta en- casa?
No, senora,-le resbondio
ell interpelado.-Le he visto sa-
lir no hace mucho.
Subi6, y pregunt6 al criado
de GuStavo:
@Sabe listed a d6nde ha lido
La gaceta., 1935-11-19

Sc recuerda a los cf
espanoies ell page de sui
lie nacionaIidad del and a.,
Tambien Sc recuerd "a los
d0ligados a pasar la R4ISTA
MILITAR de este mis1 % ano.
que Sc presenter a este'Consu-
lado con la libreta respective.
Evening star., 1935-04-02
NICER ROSES for Your Garden

VIVID MASON, red with q sunshine
tings in It, $3.50 each.
MRS. ]. o. EisELE. enormous cherry
rose blooms with silvery edge. $I.50
each.
AMELIA EARHART. golden yellow
shaded to orange $3.50 each.
GOV. ALFRED &. SMITH. salmon
and gold shaded to deeper tones
$50 each.
COUNTESS vANDAL. long pointed
bud Of coppery bronze with soft
gold 81 each.
SOUVENIR, deep. golden yellow, 81
each.
MARY MART. velVety. blood dred with
oysTglOw OF amber. 81 each.
Evening star., 1935-04-02
PLAYGROUND PLAN
TOLD TO CITIZENS
Turkey Thicket Project Is
First on List, Finnan
Tells Association.

c. Marshall Finnan. director Of Ma
tional Capital parks, last night out
lined the proposed development of
Turkey Thicket playground to the
members of the Michigan Park Citi-
zens' Association.
The appropriation for the play
ground, which would be one Of the
best in the Northeast section, is not
available at the present time" Finnan
said, "but Turkey Thicket has priority
over other recreational developments. :"
The cost of improvement of the 12a4
acres would exceed 100000. The
work would take eight months.
Peoples Counsel William A. Roberts
explained to the group the present
smoke-control laws, which have been
in effect since 1897, and compared
them with the proposed bill drawn up
by himself at the request Of numerous
citizens groups and another bilrdrawn
by joint committee Of private and
District engineers.
Bus Line Backed.
Roberts also urged the support of
the proposed croSs-town bus line,
which would connect the Michigan
Park area with the Columbia Heights
section.
The erection of a District municipal
garage for the downtown area, and
also an of f-street terminal for the
buSSeS that wait on Twelfth street
between F and G, were asked by Rob-
erts, seeking association support.
In a short address A. F. E. Scheer.
president of the Dahlgren Citizens
Association, reported the proposed
projects and improvements requested
by the Northeast Conference at It's
last meeting.
Consolidation of the park and traf-
fic police with the Metropolitan Police
Department would help improve traf-
fic conditions" he said. LAS it Is, We
have about seven different branches of
police, all trying to do the same thing.
If they would work together they could
accomplish much more.
Would Open Street.
The group went on record as favor
ing opening Thirteenth street from
Varnum street to Sargent road.
Opposition to construction of any
low-cost houses in the Brookland Sec
ton was voiced by the members.
Miss Sarah C. Moriarity, secretary,
read a letter from the Public Utilities
Commission. giving notice of public
hearing in the District Building April
IS to consider rates and conditions of
service of the Washington and George
town Gas Light Cos.
Another letter urging cooperation
and support to help raise funds for
the National Symphony Orchestra
was read.
Evening star., 1935-04-02

PINK AND WHITE DOG
WOOD. . to I feet. sl.5s
each.
PEONIES. red. pink and
white. IS cents each; .
for S1.00.
Evening star., 1935-04-02
War ThreatUbs Pershing
War Chief Expresses Views Strongly
but Bans Publication.

BY the Associated Press.
TUSCON, Ariz., April 2.-Threats
of war and Germany's new
aggreSsiveness have somewhat
disturbed the tranquility Of
Gen. John Joseph Pershing's
Winter beneath the Arizona sun.
The commander in chief of Amer
ica's fighting forces in the World War
is keeping a wary eye on the present
situation lover there" while resting
and writing his memoirs.
Piled high on a table in the cot
tage where he lives at resort hotel
on the deserts edge are copies Of
newspapers dating back more than
ment of Germany's new policies
moves that have alarmed the world.
Scans European Picture.
Morning and afternoon Gen.
Pershing eagerly scans the accounts
of the fast changing European pic
ture, trumpeting many fiery
'Humph!" as he takes note of new
demands which would mean the
scrapping of the Versailles treaty.
What does he think of this new
threat? Will war result? Will the
United States become involved again?
The whole world perhaps would
like to know his answers to these
questions and others, but he has
Steadfastly refused to discuss this new
peril to world peace. That is, he re-
fuses to talk for publication"
For brief moments he forgot his
restraint and talked freely. But i'm
mediately he warned with military
SternneSs:
Now. you can't publish that. and
you must not give it to any one else
who will publish it."
Has Definite Ideas.
"I have very definite ideas about
the matter" he explained. But I
can't afford to express them for pub
lication-it would not be right for me
to do it"
A moment later, the fire gone from
Evening star., 1935-04-02
DEPORTATION OF WIFE
AND CHILDREN ASKED
Resident of Italy Charges He Was
Sued for Divorce After Family
Was Admitted to u. S.

A domestic dispute with interna-
tional complications was brought into
District Supreme Court yesterday,
when Giovanni Carignani of Naples,
Italy, asked that his wife and two
children be deported
The husbands petition urged the
court to compel Secretary of State
Hull and Secretary of Labor Perkins
to cancel "non-quota immigration
visa" obtained in Canada by the wife,
Mrs. Mary Deman Clark Carignani.
who filed suit for divorce after enter
ing this country.
Carignani charges his wife came
to the United States ostensibly to visit
relatives at her home in st. Louis.
When she failed to return with the
children, he says, he came to New
York to see what had happened to
them and was served with a summons
to defend himself in divorce proceed
ings instituted in Reno.
Evening star., 1935-04-02
PHYSICIANS CHOSEN
TO PLAN Meeting
DR.. LIE Comte Announces List for
American College of Surgeons
April 11-12.

DR.. Ralph M. LIE Comte. chairman
of the Committee on Arrangements
for the sectional meeting Of the
American College of Surgeons, has
announced selection of nine other To-
cal physicians to work with him in
completing plans for the meeting,
which will be held April IL and IL.
The committee includes: DR.. E. w.
Titus, secretary: DR.. James Cahill, in
charge Of programs: DR.. Daniel L..
Borden, clinics; DR.. F. A. Reuter-, pub
licity and education: Dr. Huron Law
son. community health meeting: DR..
William Herbst, speakers; DR.. Fred
c. Schreiber, finance; Maj. Harry
Bishop, Medical Corps, U. S. A., and
DR.. Daniel Moffett, registration and
information.
Some of the foremost surgeons Of
the country are expected to take part
in the meeting, which will be attended
by several hundred surgeons and hos
pital authorities from the District,
Maryland, Delaware, Virginia and
West Virginia.
Evening star., 1935-04-02
Marriage Licenses.

liam lam ss. iSa both oii Richmond; Rev. s. T.
Ernest r Branch: 81, 14o1 h 18th St, and
r. z. Mattingly.
Floyd c. Burkitt, 27, and Constance N.
Wyatt: 20; both Of Baltimore; Rev. J.
Riehiard fe Brown, 10. AZ p st, ne, and A.
Tbos.. smith; hoykin, Il; Brentwood Md Rev
q. both "'t Of q Baltimore tim A"i Rev. J. I.
Elmer j. Goodman, 81. and Marilyn Gold
gaSHserM M.1. ts' both OF Milwaukee: Rev.
Robert W. Gibbs. 81. and Belle Z. Foor.
q; both Of Maryland Park: Judge r. 4.
and r easf. c.tssqEr1 a. aze
1v;,Igs ;ApartmMsnts; IT Rev. Godfreye e cno6ot;
ns and Ksnrke S.. Kew w. osissSm sSsTn.sS; sS Azan
Nicholas j, vending. 22, 2I3 5th st. s.e.,
and Evelyn M Pounsberry, Is. 5000
st. Sc; Rev: J. Z, Briggs. =.
'0an and Mattie aenson. m g. soosh 18th 81 ST. st
Arthur =. CLEMENTS, 81 212 Kentucky
ay Sc M as S.E E's Leie N fsfstss B. Sdssri u.s. l4os
Norman J. Goldstein. 20. 1000 Alabama
yttsna.n ss sna Sylvia sfsnsa; Nan, sl' sl4
r +. -cslian. Sc. 1861 Massac6usetts t ave; ave-;
EdIss FsIsOt $s Ssm6ridse.I ii Mass; ss
/ Roberts. .s6, Mckinley Apartments;
Rev. n. Durham.
A. hG,n wisanser i; s1aotn Sg apd Este olsson e.
Ra asmussen.
Evening star., 1935-04-02
REMOVAL OF 81 OHIO
BRIDGE TOLLS SOUGHT
Tri-State Conference Asked to
Consider Ways to Pur-
chase Spans.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. April "A
move to eliminate "a toll bridges
across the Ohio River between Ohio
and the States of Kentucky and West
Virginia was launched in the Ohio
Legislature yesterday.
Senator Emerson Campbell intro
duced a joint resolution requesting
Gov. Martin L. Davey to invite the
Governors of Kentucky and West Vir-
ginia to conference on making the
bridges free.
The resolution, which must be
adopted by both legislative branches,
also contemplates cooperation Of the
Federal Government.
Senator Campbell said proposed
plan contemplates purchase of the
bridges, turning them over to a cor
poration which would issue bonds in
payment to the private owners. The
States and the Federal Government
would unite in maintaining the
bridges while the tolls would be used
to amortize the bonds and eventually
pay of all Indebtedness within a
few years.
Evening star., 1935-04-02

bh hanersODS FAMOUS WaBh-
inKtOn Lawn Seed 10
best lb.. 35c: lbs,
$1.60: 10 lbs. $500; SO
lbs. or over, 2ic per lb.
Balderson's Washington
Shady Lawn Seed is best
for shady hooks. l Ib.,
zoe; lbs, xI.75: 10 lbs.
3.25: 80 lbs. or over,
Soc per lb.
Evening star., 1935-04-02
CITIZENSHIP ASKED

Woman Always in q. 8. Finds
She's italian Subject.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2 R.-
Although born in Sacramento and
never in another county, Mrs. Rose
Gertrude sushkoff was forced to plead
yesterday for restoration Of citizen.
ship.
She married an italian, Eugene
Gualco, in 1921, when the law held
that an American woman who married
q foreigner lost her citizenship. When
the law was repealed the next year,
she thought she was an American
citizen again.
Later she divorced Gualco and mar
ried Alex Sushkoff of Hardin, Man.
choukuo. When sine attempted 70
sign his naturalization papers as a
sponsor she found she was listed as an
italian subject.
Federal Judge A. F. st. Sure took
her case under advisement.
Evening star., 1935-04-02

his eyes, the sternness from his still
vigorous voice, he added smilingly:
"Yes, I have some very strong
ideas-and I'm pretty sure I am
right"
La opinión., 1935-08-17
REsSPUESTA
BESIDE MEXICO

Todas las respuestas a
los informes que sean soil
citados a la Oficina de los
PeriodicoS lozano, seran
dadas a conoee en- esta
seccion los sabados de ca
ola semana. Los informes
deben ser soIicitados a la
Oficina de los P~eriodicos
Lozano, Morelia Sc, Mexi-
CO, D. F.
u. Y. Martinez, Fresno, Calf.
-Hemcs encontrado a las per-
sonas por las que listed Sc inte-
resa.-Puede escribir al 81. One
simo Martinez, Gale Juarez SO,
Norte, Matehuala, S. L. p, Me-
xico.
-Marearita Flores, Los Ange-
les, CaIif.-le rogamos o Olga
81 es a listed a quien debe diri-
eirse la correspondents de la per
soma a quien buseamos.
y. Guadalupe Martinez, Hous-
ton, Texas.-Nos ha sido imposi-
BILE localizar a la persona por la
que listed Sc interesa.
-Emeterio Mendoza. Laredo,
Texas.-La carta fue e~ntreeada
a la persona a quien venia diri-
gida.
Jose r. Reynoso, Los Angeles,
Calif.-Hemos encontrado a la
persona por quien listed Sc int
resa.- Puede listed escribirIe a
Gale 81 Poniente 65, Pusbla,
Jose v. Cordoba, San Francis
CO, caIif.-Hemos encontrado a la
persona por quien listed Sc inte-
rosa Puede listed escribirIe a
cargo de la Pr~esideneia Munich
pal, ocotlan, jail, Mex.
-Herminio Ruiz, Dallas, Tex.
-Hemos encontrado a la perso-
ma por la que listed Sc interesa.
-Puede escribirIe a Apartado 273
Guadalajara, Jal.
-Consuelo r. Ve!azcuez, San
Antonio, Texas. - Nos ha sido
impossible encontrar a la persona
por la que listed sc ~interesa.
-Tomas Arellano, San Antonio,
Texas,-EI canine mas conve-
niente es via esta capital, para
eontinuar de aqui a Queretaro.-
A Queretaro no existe ~earretera,
pero ell viejo canine real es tran
stable en- tempo de seeas.
La opinión., 1935-08-17

mite, Ia cas- adel ~campesino o del
obrero, la escuela o ell lugar de
mas facil acceso al pueblo. Sc pro-
ourara que colaboren las autorida-
des. ~sociedades cientifio 5 y cultu-
rales, asociaciones magisteriales.
s~lndicatos, comlsariados ejidales,
centres deportivos. etc.
mo sera solo de orientacion So
cial v de information gubernativa
ell objeto de las asambleas dominl-
Gales. sino tambien de impulse y
defensa de nuestro arte vernaculo.
"Motivo de especial interes de
nuestros organismos politicos. eX-
posiciones Y ferias regionales que
sirvan de estfmulo a la production
economical local; de demonstration
de la aptitud tecnica o artistica de
los vecinos, a Ia vez que de juicio
publico del resultado que los siste-
mas de la Revolution han tenido
en- ell bienestar de las masas traba-
jadoras,.."
La circular recomienda estimular
eli deporte collective, fomentar Ia
ejecucion de obras de utilidad CO.
lectiva; ~despertar ell entusiasmo pa
ra las campahas de reforestacion;
organizar la cooperation general
para la elevation de los salaries;
lniciar obras para dar ocupacion a
los ohreros sin trabajo; construir o
arrendar casas baratas e higienicas
para Ell trabajador...
La opinión., 1935-08-17
QUE A
Los

Compete igualmente a los conf
ties luchar por la desaparici6n de
los monopolios que elevan artifi-
cialmente ell costo de los articu-
los de primera necesidad; contra Ia
permanencia Illegal de eXtranjeros
indeseables, contra los impuestos al
cabalatorios Y los que descansen so
bre ell trabajo ~asalariado; contra Ia
mortalidad |infantil, endemias, cpl
demias Y. en- fin, contra todas las
plagas sociales Y formas de escla-
vitud y exploitation material o mo-
raj.
La circular termina pidiendo a
los comites que envien copia de los
programs de aceion del goberna-
dor. la legislature y los ayunta-
mientos; resumenes de los informes
de las au%toridades sobre ell cumpli-
miento o Accomplishments de dichos
programmes; ejemplares de la pro-
duccion artistica, etc.
La opinión., 1935-08-17
LLAMADO DEL
PARTIDO N. R.
Pide cooperation entire
Gobierno y Gobernados

Ciudad de Mexico, Ag. 10.-(P.C).
Aconsejando una politica cuyas
f~inalidades principles han de ser
"un contacto mas directo y publico
entire ~gobernantes y gobernados,
una participation mas eficaz entire
,mandantes y mandatarios, ell Conf
tee Executive Nacional del P. n.
r. ha heeho un llamado a todos
los comites de Estado y municipal
les, para que nuestra democracia
de refrendos periodicos fijas" Sc
TRANSFORMS en- una ~"democracia So
cial de ~frecuentes sanciones de la
opinion.
Ell Partido reconoce que no ha
cumplido su mission con sol ola con
quista. del poder, sino que tiene
aun la responsabilidad ante sus
miembros y la sociedad toda, de
cumplir su plataforma de princi-
pios.
EN- consecuencia dice, COM
pte a sus organos un papel de vi
gilancia, de auxilio Y de defensa
de la gestion administrative, y de
ellos dependera tambien la coope-
racion de las organizaciones y de
los particulares; Ia constante res
ponsabilidad p1blica de los deposit
tarios de la c~onfianza revoluciona-
ria, y la elimination dc los obstacu
los que ais fuerzas retardartarias
presentan a la Marcia renovadora
del Gobierno'.
Y mas adelante aga: g.. nues
tros conductores oficiales tendran
la saludable a~utocritica dc los So
clos del Partido. siempre alerta ell
ojo avizor de la REVOLUTION y ell
1usticiero tribunal de Ia opinion pu
blica.