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RRGlN aERN TODAY

DDClN aERD TO-DAY
lGlLLlCDNC 00Av3Ds ompDoyer.
GEORGE ORlMGOLD. tells her 6
has Q eootoos1o0 . dictate on0
warns her against . Wo0oo b .
black eE0lno ooot.
nilljeent leaves tie o91eo ana
sees sucb . W00an. Later che 0nos
her purse has oeeD takes an =
similar ooe sobstitUteA. @ The
elevator che oeets q Alstln.
guishe6.Doek1ng 0sD - middle
oge.
Retsr.las 70 the eRies. Mllliss.s
1nds Or1mg0l0 dea6. l1 uan1e che
rushes awsy and registers ~ .
hotel oD0e4 N aso30o0 oamo.
Next 1ay che meets the stranger
agaln. He tells her Ais name =
JARVIS QAPP. @app sends her g
. beauty sheD where. ln spite o.
her Oretests. che . tsans1srne6
int . 6sunet.
8aDD takes her AoDe. lntro1Ue.
g, :.;sss:s ssc VII sc s..s:
ao1 asks her g open . ~ -
beoks. DICK GENTRY. aepe,s
partner. Alnts oome - the deal.
taee have bees oha0y.
nGi0oeeoot. aDone % her oelroom,
feau1see eo0eone has entereA the
roo0 without knoek1ng.
NOW GO ON WITH THE sToRY
CHAPTER X
INTELLIGENT whirled about IN.
~ dignantly. TO dnd herself star.
ING into tho calm. steady. gray
eyes Of Norman Ham.
"Youl" she exclaimed IN quicl
surprise.
He said nothing. but took . con.
pie Of steps toward her.
She thrust her hauf out IN front
Of her.
r suppose" she said scornfuliy
~just because I'm working for your
father you tel tree 70 walk iute
my room without knocking. I sup
pose IT. part Of the duties Of my
employment ;"
He interrupted her With . voiol
that was choksd With some emo
tion.
sTorget e." hs said. r didn't
dare % knock I had to sneak n
here
"what Do ron meant"
= didn't want anyone 70 know
that ! was here e would have
been bad Tor both Of a. e "a
knocked q the door someone
would have heard the knock end
sssn me talking With you
sBut Why must you talk viii
me?s che asked. her curiosity ct
ting the bsttsr Of her. and supple
msntins the rather alarming dis
eoveey that IN the presence Of thil
young man her pulse became mort
rapid. her self-assuraneo seemed Il
melt away like ice under . hot sun
Il don't know Why" hs said
Perhaps yox could tell me-"
But how should know wha,
you're refsrTing tor
what b asked. has Dol
Caise GOT On your
why. what are you talkinl
about1 What makes you think b
hes anything % met ! don't know
what you're referring to-
sHs has something On you right
enough" Norman aapp saia =
know him. and I know tho way n
woeka rvs sesn that self-eatisiset
smile % his fsee betorA as'l
Dlayins with you - . ct play
With . mouse You cant tsus'
that chap
but can't . man smile Win
cut -
II Was the way 10 smiled
know that e1preesion.s
sSRUT." she said. trying % ~
eeeve . sta&ely dignity. III
1u1f pooglblo that IN haa nomnkhinR
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said thickly. r could ofIer myself
e you hadn't lost your confidence
n ma
I'm not - certain that I've Lost
ny eonAdsnos IN you" she said
its simply . Ssslins q complete
bswildsrmsot r'vs never received
quite such battling treatment -
l'vo roceivsd since I came into this
houso.s
In what wayf"
In many ways
Has anyone been insulting?" b.
asked.
mo. not that But IT, such Q r.
markabls crowd. ] can't under.
stand you ct ell"
what can't you understandf~
Il can't understand the rotation
ships. can't figure you all out
You ell sesm b understand each
other. yet you ssem 10 have Q teal
Inc Of mutual distrust and suspi,
caon."
"Thers are some things" he said,
which 50 % here that you won't
understand until you've been here
for . WHILE"
such - WHAT" shs asked.
"0h." b said. sthe various peo.
pl& The Influences that they have
On each other"
n think: che said. sthat Nra
aapp sxsrcisss . vssy complete con,
trol over the housshold. doesut
shofs
AT times. Norman Happ admit
ted. without sathusiasm, his tone
seeming almese surly.
IS A ND yst" lGilliesnt musoA
50 your father q Q man o. very
strong eharactse. as 4 very much
q a enigma b ma Ten ma
what does hs dor
You mean Tor . living?s
YEA
He makes lnvestments.s
What sort Of investmsutsfs
cAlmost any Sort
ono could make that definition
include gambling" che said.
She took the sting from tho =.
mark b giving . quick little
laugh.
Norman aapp did not laush.
sone could" b said.
And you and Robert Caise don't
ooem 70 ct along"
ao said nothiue.
Then thsro - Nrs. Eaton. 4
most peculiar woman
~ Norman Happ remainad "A.
lent afillicent decided % press him
tor moro Information. She fslf
ehae u some Way - would talk 20
hess eole that she had some mower
over him which would draw rim
out despite any mental rsserystiona
40 might ha0s made % The a.,
t5asy.
:And yst. che said. ~there
seems 70 b . mystery about Tho
whole plaeo. iomsthing deanite.
eomethine menacinG somethins
that's threatenine."
Has dobert Ceiso bean allins
your mln6 With that sort of stu6is
- asked.
mo. ! tel Il myself I feel
that there's some menecing peraoa,
atty Dominating this entire ham,,
hold. . possonality which keope s.
the background. ana =
Hee chance remark soomed IA
nave ben . charge q verbal dyna,
nitA Noemsa Happ Jumped q
though Someone had stuck him
With . pin. Before 10 could a..
rese + q Involuntary espreesion
was torn hom his lips.
The weaIaa n Hack ermiae!a
b unclaimed.
(Te D ooataa.sd)
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the local news OF spontaneous origin pubshed herein
also reserved.
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Open Season for Bandits


Two banks have been robbed In North Dakota with.
banditry Is with US.
It also should mark the opening Of the season ON
bandits for such raids constitute distinct threat to the
lives Of our citizens and the wel-beng Of the state
TO be sure. the amounts Of money taken have not
been large and has been killed yet this year. but
the toll Of bank roberes In recent years has been heavy
both In lives and money.
Not less than half dozen North Dakotans have
been killed during such raids in the last few years and
the number Of arrests and convictions been al too
few. As result, many bankers do business with
slant feeling Of fear in their hearts and the Of ns-
other protection constitutes heavy drain upon
the business.
What to do about it is . problem. Our law-enforce-
ent agencies have been pretty helpless to combat bank
raiders who strike and get swiftly away BY the time
they are apprsed of the crime and organize begin
pursuit, the bandits usually are far away from the
scene.
Since many banks located in towns where there
Is little police protection, it becomes increasingly
evident that protecting them is matter local ogan-
zation and The only thing which might cope
with it is . widespread vIGILANTE ORGANIZATION
which could be called swiftly into action In every county
It's members could be encouraged to action by offer
ing Of suitable rewards to be paid upon capture Of any
bandit and by instng their dependents against want
in the event they stricken down combat with the
raiders.
The state police department soon to be Organised
as result Of action by the last legislature also could
be Of real help. though It's membership viii be
small.
We must find some way to open the season on han
lffe when The bandits open the season on our banks
In his book. "Tne Curse Of Bisnsss" supreme Court
Yettce 1randeis holds that anything biz Il bad You've
never. 1ce instance heard Of q little bad wolf
Oklahoma supreme court stated recently: I'VE have
went into the case further than should" But not
Ter enough into the grammar.
It's rather difficult to conyincs child that he should
- sesn and not bard IN this Shirley Temple ssa.
Under the new anti-heart balm laws women viii
have T. stop using the males to defIsud
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Then said He unto them, Nation shall rise
against nation, and kingdom against kingdom
st. Luke, 21:10.
great war leaves the country with three
armies-an army Of cripples, an army Of mourners,
and an army of thieves.-German proverb.
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I think It = the effort OF . person
who feels superior to make someone
else feel inferior. First, though, you
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Strength From the Sea and Sky

SCrengCn FROM the Sea and SKY
Doesn't it SEEM" asks reader, las though
the president might better stay in Washington
just now instead of going off on fishing trip?
Doesn't it give the impression that he is indif-
ferent to the plight Of the nation and the jam
In congress?"
The answer to this fortnight question
would seem to be mo-" If leadership counts
for anything, the American people may get far
more benefit from this brief vacation than the
president.
It is hard to imagine the pressure which is
exerted upon the occupant of the presidents
chair. He is beset from all Sides more by real
or alleged friends than by his enemies. The
latter can be barred out, but the former must
be seen, frequently in droves.
In view of things which have been going on
IN Washington, it would be impossible for the
average individual to maintain his perspective.
There are signs that the president has had diff
ficulty in doing So Faced with conflicting re-
ports and antagonistic plans, it is difficult to
view the current Washington situation coolly
and calmly, unless one gets away from it.
Sitting in fishing boat, alone with his
thoughts and the sun, the sea and the sky, Mr..
Roosevelt should draw new strength and new
inspiration from the majesty of nature. He
should be able to think great many things
through-which he apparently has been unable
to do recently.
He should return to Washington with his
own ideas Strengthened out in his mind and the
new energy and force necessary to bring some
sort of cohesion into the national picture. If
he does this, his little vacation will be blessing
to us all, for lack Of forceful leadership has
been one Of our national problems during the
last two months.
Big bankers and other major executives
have laid down the principle that too long hours
Of work, when one is dealing with big problems,
contributes to mistakes. And the ordinary
president puts in at least 14-hour day.
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Your Personal Heath
By William Brady, M. d.

Dr. Brady question: Psstaininf % IT, Address
letters brefy sao
Brady n care Of Tribune All queries os"s ~ 100000.
. self envelope
La opinión., 1935-11-24
IGOLPE A i Observation-Disclosures
IMPORTADORES CHAPAPRIETA
DE AUTOMOBILES A La PESETA
Chile les MEGA la venta de
letras usadas en- la i'm
portacion

SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Noviem-
bre 2S.-Los importadores de auto
movies estadounidenses Sc encuen
tran en- una situacion diffcil como
resultado de la restriction de cam
bio impuesta pc rel Ministro de
Hacienda.
Prohibida la venta de letras de
importation, los importadores sc
ven obligados a buscar Gambia ex-
tranjero en- la "bolsa negra" o
mercado libre, en- donde ell tipo del
dollar es considerablemente mas al
to que Ell tipo official establecido
por ell gobierno. La compra de cam
bio libre" hace cast prohibitivo el
precio de automobiles y ha dado
por resultado una gran disminu-
ci6n en- las importaciones.
Los automobiles de los Estados
Unidos, sin embargo, contin1an a
la cabeza de la lista de los carros
importados a Chile. Las cifras en-
agosto reyelaban que 1914 automo-
viles habfan sido importados du-
rante los primeros ocho meses de
1885. de los cuales go eran de los
Estados Unidos. Alemania mand6
81 carros, 10 cual es un aumento
sobre Ell mismo periodic de 1884.
Los ~fabricantes alemanes, favore-
cidos por Ell tratado de compensa-
cion entire Chile y Ell Reich, han au
mentado u importaciones de au-
tomoviles a este pals durante los
dltimos doce meses. Otros carros ex
t~ranjeros han venido de Inglate-
IRA, Francia e Italia.
Las licencias pagadas en- enero
81 de 1895 demostraban que ha-
bfan en- uso 22,700 AUTOMOBILES.
1877 autobuses Y 8,347 camiones.
Estas cifras quedaron muy por de-
bajo del registro maximo de 1890
cuando $4,000 vehfculos obtuvieron
licencia para operar.
Las importaciones alemanas es-
taban ~divididas entire Mercedes
Benz. DIV Y Adler.
Las importaciones alcanzaron...
l5,OOO en- l929 pero Ia crisis afec-
to en- tai forma las ventas que
solo az carros fueron importado'
en- 1892.
Miles de millas de nuevos CANT
nos estan construyendose annual.
mente 10 cual p~areceria indicar VI
considerable aumento en- ell uso d.
automobiles. Tai no es ell case, sir
embargo. pues Ia mayorfa de lol
carros en- uso son de modelos vie.
JOS, pues la escasez del cambio ha.
&c virtualmente impossible la reno
vacion.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
Sc REUNE Ell CONGRE.
so POBLANO

PuEBLA, Pue., Noyiembre "a
(Exclusivo).- A las 16 horas de
hoy inauguro ell Congreso Local su
periodic extraordinario de sesiones
con Ell objeto de erigirse en- gran
jurado para conocer la peticion for
mulada por el Juez Primero de 10
Criminal en- ell sentido de que sea
d~esaforado Ell diputado Filomeno
Escamilla, responsible de la muer
te del obrero Salvador Mu1oz.
/ Asistieron a Ia session todos los
diputados, excepto ell acusado y dos
mas que 81 ausentaron por tener
negocios particulares. Sc dio lee
t'lra a numerosos telegramas en-
viados por sindicatos obreros. pro-
testando por 81 homicide de SAL
vador Mufioz y ell d~esafuero del di-
putado Escamilla. En- seguida fue-
ron lefdas las constancias proce-
sales y o clio termino la session
p1blica para eontinuar secreta-
Reina gran excitacion por como
Ger Ell fallo de los d%iputados. aGn
cuando considera cast SECURE que
! Eseamilla sera dashforados
La opinión., 1935-11-24
Programs de onda .corta:

Programs de onda .corta:
Ciudad de Mexico 8 D. M, Ban
da de Policia Mexieana, XECER
4o.6 m. G.sso Kc.)
Habana.- s p. m, Oruuesta Es-
panola Cob. 31.s m. (94sO Kc.)
Madrid.- 7 p. M, Programa pa
ia las personals de habia inglesa,
Gao 30.5m (9.s70 Kc.)
Una partida de bridge" para de
cidir Ell campeonato mundlal, Sc
sostendra estando ell team america
no en- Nueva York y ell Sud Ameri
cano en- Buenos Aires. Este suce-
dera ell dfa IS del presente y las
comunieaciones Sc haran entire los
dos teams" por onda corta. Todas
las horas mencionadas. son Eas-
tern Standard Time y no del Pa
cifico.
Madrid. Espaha- $50 p. n. Revis
ia Taurina por Lopez Marin Zen
espahoD EAo. 30:5 m. 0,S7o Kc.)
Caracas, Venezuela. Q p. m. Con
cleric de banda desde la Plaza Be-
livar YV2RC, 51:7 m. $500 Kc.) y
a las 1880 en- la misma estacion,
m1sica tfpica del pats.
Roma, Italia, 6 p. m. La Opera
al Trovatore" de Verdi. Estacion
FRO, 3f.1 metros t9.635 Kc.)
Buenos Aires. Argentina, 9 p. m.
Una partida de Bridge" Sc juga-
"a por medic de onda corta para
decidir ell campeonato internacio-
nal, ell team" americana estara en-
Nueya York. Estacion LSX de Bue
nos Aires en- una onda de 2S.9 me
tros o sea una frecuencia de 10,350
Ke. y la estacion W2XAF de Sche-
nectady. 31.4 m. t9,530 Kc.)
Nota:-Se espera principiar la
production Gel Once Invencible"
de la compahia Imperio Azteca muy
pronto va. Y conforme con ~arreglos
que ell Sr. r. Farfan (presidente de
Ia compafia) ACADIA de hacer, Ell
gobierno mexicano apoyara Ell pro
veto de la edificaci6n de estudios
propios en- Tijuana, 3. c.
Como menciono la semana pasa-
da, Sc espera que este estudio es-
te equipado con las mejores facil-
| dades tecnicas cbtenibles.
La opinión., 1935-11-24

Complieada como es Ia parte
teeniea del einematografo. las com
~plicaciones Sc aumentan cuando sc
trata de peliculas en- Ell "aire.
La ayiacion es ~bastante profile
ma para aeronautas PROFESSIONALS
Cuando Paramount prklcipio con
la production de "WIngs in the
Dark tuvieron todos que aguzar
ell ingenio y conocimientos para evi
tar errores que podrian ser fata-
les Y tratar de haeer todas las ma
niobras 10 mas eerca possible a 10
perfecto.
Sc pueden eomprender las pre-
cauclones tomadas. al saber que
Sc trata de arriesgar. la vida de
Myrna 10y, Gary Grant, Roscoe
Harms, Hobart Cavanaugh, Dean
Jaeger y otros actores de renom-
bre. cuyas vidas estan aseguradas
por cientos de miles de dolares.
Con Ell proposito de asegurar
exactltud en- TODD. ell Captain e. II.
Robinson fue nombrado ~consejero
en- TODD 10 que a su profession con
clerne. Ell captain Robinson ha es
tado desempenando trabajo cine
matografico desde hace ocho amos
Y es ell Presidente de la Association
de Photos Cinematograficos, COM
puesta de catorce hombres y una
mujer. todos ellos distinguidos pi-
lotos y actores a la vez.
Lo primero que Sc lie encomen-
do al senior Robinson. fue la COM
pra de IN aparato que f~igurase
grandemente en- Ia historic. Fue a
Nueva York, y finalmente escogio
un Lockheed Sirius del mismo IT,
pc como ell que uso Kingsford y
Smith hace POGO para a%travesar ell
no tuvo la fortuna del aviador aus
traliano. = aunque habfa anuncia-
do que aprovecharfa Ia OCCASION pa
ra quebrar ell record de Nueva
York a Los Angeles, ell yuelo 10
hizo en- cuatro dfas diez minutes.
Malas condolences atmosfericas i'm
pidieron la realization del propo-
sito.
La primer escena en- la que sa-
lie ell avion, es dentro de un restau
rancito a las orillas de un aerodro
mo y traves de la ventana Myrna
10y We ell aeroplano pasar rapida
mente. La eamara esta dentro y el
restaurant esta iluminado con luz
Kleig y la luz Solar del exterior
produclria muy diferente gamma
en- la cinta. Por esta raz6n, tuvie-
ron que usar c~ristales algo tefidos
de azul para la ventana, 10 cual &C
tda como filtro y nivelo las inten
Shades luminosas del interior y el
exterior.
Ell captain Robinson tuvo que
disehar I'm ~aparatito que por ell
tacto y Ell sonido puede ser obser
vado g interpretado. Este instru-
mento, aunque no quedo p~erfecto
en- la primer tentativa y para use
de la pelfcula. sera, segdn Sc espe-
ra, ina ayuda para la aviacion en-
10 future. pues responde a los ha-
La opinión., 1935-11-24
EL COMERCIO
HA SUFRIDOY "a
SERIOS DANOS
Una comision pedira que Ell
servicio a Los Angeles
sea reanudado

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Noviem-
bre "a (Exclusivo).- Con mott
vo de Ia suspension del servicio
aereo entire esta capital y las ciu-
dades de Los Angeles y Ell Paso.
Ell concrete de las poblaciones que
Sc encuentran n 10 largo de am
bas rutas. ha sufrido pe~rjuicios de
consideration.
En- las offcinas de Ia Confedera-
cion de Camaras de Concrete sc
han recibido durante los 1ltimos
dias telegramas enviados POT las
Camaras de Concrete de las dos
rutas Que tienen su asiento en- las
pobiaciones que tocaban los avio-
mes en- sus Wales de ida y regreso.
Una comision de concentrates Sc
acercara al Subsecretario de Comu
nicaciones y Obras Pdblicas para
pedirle su mediacion 4 fin dc que
Sc reanude ell servicio aereo q Ia
mayor brevedad possible. "a que to
da la region Norte del pals esta
sufriendo serios perJuicios.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
CIERRAN Ell GAMING DE
LAREDO

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, Novlem-
bre "a (Exclusivo).- La Direc-
cion Nacional de Caminos de la Sc
cretarfa de Comunicaciones y obras
P1blicas ha avisado que con mo-
two de las lluvias que ha habido
cerca de la poblacion de Chapul-
huacanN Hgo., Sc origino un de-
rrumbe en- ell kilometro 327 del ca
mino nacional Mexico-Nuevo Lare
do en- Ell lugar conocido por Tel
Cantil de la Mona" hacienda I'M
possible ell paso de vehfculos.
Agrega ell aviso que en- conside-
racion a que este derrumbe es de
importancia Sc pone or conocimien
to del pdblico. en- Ia inteligencia
de que tan pronto como quede K
pedito nueyamente ell canine en-
dioho lugsr, serk dado . ecnocers
La opinión., 1935-11-24
Unica forma para reducir
los creditos congelados
en- Espana

MADRID, Noyiembre 23.-B1 Pre-
sidente del Consejo. senior Chapa-
prieta, informo al Parlamento esta
noche que 81 Sc opone a la desva-
~lorizacion de la peseta, como medic
de reducir la cantidad de creditos
congelados existente en- Espaha.
FL Presidente hizo esta declara-
cion en- ell curse de la discussion
de una Interpolation hecha por Ell
diputado de Ia Liga regionalista
catalina. sefor yentosa, quien pre-
gunto al gobierno que datos tenfa
sobre la situacion del Centre de
Contradiction de Cambios. Segdn sc
inforna IN los ~cfrculos b~ancarios.
ell Centre Sc halla va cast ocho me-
ses retrasado en- la obtencion de
dolares para los exportadores J
como cinco meses retrasado en- OBJ
tener frances f~ranceses y libras es-
terlinas. Sc calcula que ell total de
los creditos congelados Sc eleva va
a 500. 900, 900. 90. Estes caicu1os son
c~onsiderados autorizados en- los cir
culos bancarios.
Ell senior Chapaprieta. defendien-
do su punto de vista, manifesto:
"Hay tres soluclones para este
problema del Gambia extranjero.
Primero. consignar los necesarios
fondos, tomandolos de las reservas
de orc del ~gobierno. Segundo, colo
car un emprestito ~extranjero. y ter
Zero. desvalorizar la peseta. Pero
cuando Sc acomete Ia desyaloriza-
ci6n. Sc sabe siempre donde Sc
principal, pero no donde Sc va a
acabar. Serfa esta MEDIA peor que
una REVOLUTION para nuestra eco
nomfa Y podrfa dar por resultado
Ia elevation del costo de la vida
en- Ell pals. 81 Sc realizara un rea-
justamiento universal monetario.
no importaria que n%ocotros 10 hu-
bieramos r~ealizado. pero limitar
csc reajustamiento a Espaha serfa
extremadamente grave.
Ell Ministro de Hacienda y Pre-
sidente del Console, explico a con-
tinuaci6n que Ia reciente CONVEX
sion de los bonos del Tesoro por
Ell gobierno, habfa pr%oporcionado e
Centre de Contradiction de Cambios
un arma en- ell total de 250.o00.0 ot
de pesetas "que seran utilizados er
Ell momento oportuno".
Ell senior ventosa, por gu parte
indico que el saldo desfayorable
para Espaha en- la balanza conner
cial durante los primeros ocho me-
SEES de 1885. -~ascendfa a 1876. 900, 00t
y para ell final del aho llegara
aproximadamente a los 100000, 900
suma muy superior a la del tota'
en- ell a1o anterior. Atribuyo ell Sc
for Yentosa esta situacion al per-
~sistente baja de las exportaciones
e~spaholes y a Ia no limitacion de
las importaciones, mientras otros
pafses estan reprimiendo sus impoT
t%aciones. Afirmo que la scasez de
eambios extranjeros. Que esta obs
%truyendo las actividades comercia-
les, no podrfa resolverse sin corre-
cir primero e1 balance desfavorable
de concrete que ahora tiene Espa-
ia".
Contestandole, Ell senior Chapa-
prieta anuncio que 81 y Ell Ministro
de Agriculture. Industrial y Conner
clio estaban redactando I'm proyec-
Ito de ley para iniciar una poll
tica de reduction del balance dc
pages" que Sc ~presentara a discu-
sion de las Cortes en- breve.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
ENTRO EN- VIGOR IA LEY
DE INDULTO

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Noviem-
bre ga (Exclusivo).- La ley de
indulto expedida por Ia Camara de
Diputados entro en- vigor hoy en-
la mahana, al ser publicada Ell Ell
Diario Official.
Las personals que Sc encuentran
n las carceles y que esten senten-
ciadas a menos de cinco amos de
prision, obtendran su libertad. de
La opinión., 1935-11-24
MUERE ENVENE-
NADO EN- FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Nov
23.- (UP).- George Purnaras. de
45 aios de edad, que servfa como
lava platos en- un cafe de In Ave-
nida Golden Gate. murio hoy en- la,
tarde en- medic de terribles convul-
stones, una media bora despues DIS
que tomara una cucharada de leva-
dura.
Ell coroner ordeno la autopsia del
cadaver. para determinar 81 la soda.
en- polvo Sc hallaba contaminada.
de veneno, CONF la que consumie-
ron otras muchas personals. de las
cuales murieron tres Ell primer dfa
Que Sc ~descubrio la exstencia de
una fuerte cantidad de ese fngre-
diente. en- una tienda de departa-
mentos del d~istrito Mission.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
MUY I~MPORTANTE PARA
Los ABARRoTERoS

Una firma que Sc oeupa de
vender al detalle abarrotes en-
Los Angeles, y que euenta o
varias sucursales en- la ciudad
y ell condado, esta s~nunciando
en- venta ell cafe Hills Bros. La.
ia roja de una libra a 2e eenta-
vos, cuyo precio Sc supone Is
menos del eosto.
Sc le notifiea a listed no po-
ner atenci6n a este preeio que
incuestionablemente es legal. Un
proceso sera alberto Immediate.
mente en- contra de esta firna
o tratar de vioIar las leyes y
reelamentos del Estado de Ca.
iifornia de scuerdo con ell deers
to de Procedimientos Ilegales de
esta misma entidad.