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Evening star., 1935-02-21
CAR RELICS SOLD
Soviet Said to Have Disposed ot
Last of Imperial Treasures.

LONDON. February 81 LR.-The
last Of the Russian imperial treasures.
consisting Of 1000 jeweled pieces once
owned by the former car. we've re-
ported today to have been sold by
the Soviet government to a London
house.
The articles were said 20 include
diamond studded Easter eggs de-
signed by Fabere, gold ikons, jeweled
orders and other relics of the little
father"
Evening star., 1935-02-21
Press Pictures Nazis Hun.
gry for War-London
PaCts Are Approved.
ENGLAND ALSO TARGET
OF JIBES IN COMMENT
Germany Accused of Attempting
to End French Rapprochement
With British Aid.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, February 21.-The Off
cial organs of Soviet opinion up
braided Germany today with accusa-
tions of plans for aggression in both
Eastern and Central Europe.
On the heels of the approval Of the
London agreements extended by
Maxim Litvinoff, commissar for for
eign affairs, on the condition they
are made effective in their entirety.
the authoritative press pictured the
Nazis as hungry for war under the
disguise of diplomatic chattering.
General display was given charges
by the Czechoslovakian newspaper
Narodni Politika that Japan. Ger
many and Poland wele preparing 1or
war against the Soviet Union. The
influential Pravda and Izvestia. how
ever, concentrated their attacks on
Germany, with incidental jibes at
England.
Preparations for War.
German FaSciSm," said Pravda. "iS
getting ready to occupy East and Gen.
trail Europe in order to prepare for
war on the western front. That IS
!, why it Is against the eastern pacts
and mutual assistance.
Further. it is trying with English
help to destroy Franco-Soviet CO.
operation. The English bourgeoisie
must take into account that the mass
of English toilers does not want war
and does not approve of encouraging
the adventuristic plans of German
FaS Sm.
The English government has taken
to complicated maneuvers. but is now
faced by the general conclusion that
it is necessary to accelerate the COM
pletion of regional pacts, above all the
Eastern pact. and that it is up to the
English ruling circles to promote this
end"
The Germans are maneuvering 4"
said IzveStia. Ito avoid all except the
air pact in order to leave their hands
united in the East, and even the
British press is now compelled to
realize this.
Situation Very Tense"
1T is necessary to look the facts
in the face to prevent those aspiring
to war from passing from words to
action. The situation is very tense;
Europe demands decisive measures"
Soviet Russia has lined with France
and Great Britain in an effort to
obtain from Germany unqualified ad-
herence to the principles of the Lon
don agreements.
Russias views we're contained in
messages sent by Maxim Litvinoff to
the French and British governments
and made public last night.
Litvinoff's notes stressed particular
ly the necessity for regional security
pacts If the peace of Europe is to be
maintained His emphasis on this
point was aimed directly at German
alofness from the proposed Eastern
Locarno pact which France has spon-
sored and Russia heartily favors.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
0ne.House Bill in Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, February 81 (R.-Under
provisions of bill for a unicameral
Legislature introduced in the Mime
sofa Senate yesterday, the one House
would be made up of go men and 60
women. There are but two women
legislators in the present session.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
WEATHER.

o. g. Weather Bureau ForecastJ
Fair. warmer tonight, minimum tenn
perature about 36 degrees; tomorrow
cloudy and warmer, probably followed by
rain. Temperatures-Highest, 43, at
2:30 pm. yesterday; lowest, "a, at 6 am
today. Full report on page Ali.
Evening star., 1935-02-21

Continued on Page 3. Column -
La opinión., 1935-11-17
Los DERECHOS
DE La MUJER
EN- CALIFORNIA
Sobre este tema inauguro
ell Lie. Newman una Sc
RE de conferencias

Una nueva serie de conferencias
por radio ha sido inaugurada por
ell Lie. Bruno Newman, en- la esta-
cion x. Il. l.. w, bora Rodolfo Ho
yos. La primera platica de esta Sc
RE, que trata sobre los derechos
de propiedad de la mujer en- Cali
fornia fue leida ell sabado 1ltimo.
A continuation damos ell texto:
Esta serie de conferencias Sc di
vidira en- tres parties. La primera
sc refiere a los dereehos de propie
dad de la mujer soltera; la segun
da a las de Ia mujer casada y la Ill
TINA a los de la viuda.
En- ell Estado de California la mu
jer soltera tiene los mismos de-
rechos y las mismas prerrogatiyas
y poderes que ell hombre soltero,
en- 10 que Sc refiere a adquirir y
poser titulo de propiedades nue.
bles o ~inhuebles, asf como para ha
Ger contratos que Sc refieran a dt
chas propiedades. Debo explicar
que propiedades inmuebles son las
que Sc acostumbre lamar propie-
dad raiz, como por ejemplo. casas,
terrenos. ranches y sus mejoras
fincas en- ellos, y Ia propiedad
mueble personal es la que incluye
muebles. joyas. ropa. a%cciones, boz
nos, dinero en- Elective. ganado,
maquinas, autos y cosas similares
y documentos por cobrar, como pa
cares y tftulos Executives.
Ahora hay que fijarse que asf
como la mujer soltera tiene los mis-
mos derechos de propiedad que ell
hombre soltero. tambien tiene las
mismas obligaciones. teniendo que
responder igualmente al pdblico. o
gobierno que 10 representa-, de los
actos O faltas que sc relacionen con
la propiedad de ella
La mujer soltera, puede poser
titulos en- la propiedad. Por elem
plo, una lorna de esta clase de II
tulos es la propiedad communal, la
mada Community property, que
SO adquiere por dos o mas personals
que la tienen juntas y en- parties
iguales, con ell derecho del super
viviente de que, al fallecimiento de
los co-propietarios. las parties de
estos pasan a propiedad del super
La opinión., 1935-11-17
la SEMANA DEL NINO VA SER
CELEBRADA EN- HERMOSILLO A
INICIATIVA DEL CLUB ROTARIO
Seran Organizadas entire los pequenos elecciones para
gobernador y alcalde, a fin de iniciarlos en- los ira
bajos civicos

| diera decir popuiarmente yer CO.
mo entran va a la lucha con TODD
| comedimiento dos partldos polfti-
| cos" de que animados- de
los mejores deseos de que salgan
electos sus candidates" a "Gober
nador a '~Presidente Municipal' y
otros puestos de election popular.
simulan unas elecciones que son
| dirigidas por grandes, pero que
los mismos grandes estan dispues-
tos a reclbir las lecclones de los
pequehos. Este es ina sintesis de
las ac~tividades que Sc desarrollan
en- La Semana del Niho' iniciada
por 81 Club Rotario de Hermosillo
en- Ia semana dedicada a los memo
res de edad y que Sc verificara
pronto.
Las "actividades politicas" han CO
menzado en- toda Ia ~poblacion In
fantil de Hermosillo y va vemos
como aIgunos chiquillos desatien-
den las classes de su maestro para
entregarse a la discussion, no sobre
las c~ualidades que reuna tai o cual
candidate sino sobre las bondades
que resulten ESQ.,. de entrar a la
lucha political. y ser Gobernador.
va nos lmaginamos como revo
lucionara ell cerebro de los memo
res, y como entraran los rompeca-
bezas.. y como seguiran las con-
jeturas sobre ell bien que acarrean
las luchas %polfticas y ESQ de de-
fender firmemente. con toda fuer-
"a, Ell lena del sufragio effective,
y de la no reelection que o deJo
planteado don Panchito Madero que
lie costo la vida, y que no hemos
resuelto.
Bueno, pues como quiera que
sea, ia lucha ha comenzado"....
y suben a la palestra las recias y
firmes personalidades de dos des
tacados hombres de empuje"....
(por no agregarles 10 de revolucio
narios) y vamos al grano sobre ell
asunto:
La opinión., 1935-11-17

Mantequilla fresea de leche. y 81
ss menor como "Baker's Grade.
HUEVoS FREScos EN- CA
IA, Grandes, 90 eentavos, Me-
dianos, 80 centavos, ehieos, "a
y medic e~entavos.
Durante la estacion del i'm
vierno no seran dadas cotiza-
clones en- huevos preservados,
teniendo ell c~omerciante ell pri-
viIeeio de marcar sus preeios de
acuerdo con sus propias faetu'
a aumentando al precio de
costo, ell seis por ciento sehala-
do por la Ley.
La opinión., 1935-11-17
TRoFEoS PARA LA PRoxIMA
EXPOSITION

Han estado llegando hermosos
trofeos para la Exposition Indus
trial, Agrfcola y Ganadera de So
nora que principiara ell dia veinte
del presente mes y terminara Ell dfa
6ltimo del mismo. Los trofeos que
seran cedidos a los vencedores han
sido donados por las s1guientes per
sonas:
General de Division Lazaro Car
denas. Presidente de la Rep1blica,
Oral. Rafael Sanchez Tapia. Secre-
tario de la Economfa; licenciado
Silvano Barba Gonzalez. Secretario
de Gobernacion: general S%aturnino
Cedillo, Secretario de Agricultu-
ra; licenciado Gonzalo Vazquez We
la, Secretario de Education. licen-
ciado Emilio Portes GIL. P~residente
del PNR: General Rodrigo NJ. Que
: vedo. Gobernador de Chihuahua:
La opinión., 1935-11-17
Ell COMERCIO
HA RESENTIDO
LASUSPENSION
Ell gobierno intenta reanu-
dar Ell servicio con pilo-
tos militares

cIUDAD De MEXICO, Novlem-
bre TO- (Exclusivo).- Que 81 Go
bierno Nacional pretende reanu-
dar ell servicio aereo de pasajsrcx
y correspondence entire Mexico y
Los Angeles y Mexico , Ciudad
Juarez empleando photos militia
res, es 10 que Sc dijo hoy On fusn
ties autorizadas.
Seg1n los informes obtenidos, oil
gobierno puede disponcr. en- caso
necesario de no menos de treinta
photos aviadores.
Por las versiones recosidas an
los cfrculos aeronaut1cos, - sabe
que la Secretarfa de Communicable
mes ofrecio a la Compaffa de Avia
cion los servidos de los photos mi
litares, pero que la empresa los re
huso diclendo que no considerable
COMPLETENESS q estos pilotos para
poner en- sus manos Ia vida dc Glen
tos de viajeros.
La suspension del servtcio aereo
entire Mexico y Los Angeles , Ma
xico y JuArex, incluyendo Ia VIA
de Torreon q Mazatlan, estA eau
sando grande, perjuicios al conner
clio, segdn SO dijo.
La opinión., 1935-11-17

en- la Comisaria de Las Placitas ell
matrimonio del senior don Ale
berto Arvizu. de treinta y nueve
anos de edad, originario y vecino
de aquel lugar, con Ia seforita Qua
dalupe Acevo. tambien de familias
de aquella Comisaria, habiendo ates
tiguado ell acto los sefores Juan
Pavlovich. Simon Lhor. Abelardo
Gotta y Francisco Lhor.
Para festejar este acontecimien-
to SO organize TN bale que Sc pro
long6 bastante. principle a las pri
meras horas del dfa de aver y ter
mino a las seis de la mafana de
hoy. a~menizando una de las mejo-
res orquestas de la localidad.
La opinión., 1935-11-17
10 . 1898 b, Un,teS Feature syndicate. fss
r- Res u 8 Pal 0n-Ai rights ressveA

General J. Mijares Palencia. Gober
nador de Puebla, General Aureo L.
Gales. Gobernador de Tabasco; &c
neral Juan Domfnguez. Gobernador
del Territorio Sur de la Baja Cali
fornla; senior J. Refugio Bustaman
te, Gobernador de Morelos: Inge-
Micro Ramon Ramos, G~obernador
de Sonora: Legislature del Estado.
senior Ernesto viveros, G~obernador
de Hidalgo; Gobernador de Vera
cruz: Gobernador de Colima: Sc
nor r. Mena Cordova, Gobernador
de Campeche; Gobernador de Yu
catan: Gobiernos de Nayarit, del
Terrltorio Norte de la Baja Cali
fornia; de Tamaulipas y de CHA
pas: senador Emiliano M. Core
liza M. Camara de Concrete de Her
La opinión., 1935-11-17

viviente acknowledgements.
Tambien la mujer soltera pusds
tener tftulo de propiedad con
otras personals, como co-propdeta-
ria, IN parties indivisas o fracciona
les. Y sin ell derecho del supsrvi-
viente de que SO hablo en- el para
70 anterior, pudiendo esta traspa-
sar libremente. y sin consentimien
to de los demas propietar1os. 81
parte indivisa o fractional
La mujer soltera, asf como - mu
jer casada, tienen los mismos de-
rechos de succession y herencia 90
mo ell hombre, suJeto y de acuerdo
con las leyes de succession y tssta-
m~entarfas de este Estado.
SECURE o este tema 81 eAbado
proximo." B
,. n. b
La opinión., 1935-11-17
MANIFESTATION DEL PARTi'
DO ROJOi

"El sabado 9 del actual tuvo lu-
gar la primera reunion del "PaI-
lido Rojo' con Ell objeto principal
de unificar ell criterio de sus miem
bros > designar a los ciudadanos
que deban figurar como candida
tos lnfantiles en- las proximas cleo
| clones que Sc efectuaran con mo-
two de la "Semana del Nino" pa
ra nombrar Gobernador del Estado.
y Presidente Municipal de Hermo-
sillo.
/ Despues de numerosas discusio-
J mes, sc acordo sostener las candi-
daturas de los alumnos Abraham
Moreno para G~obernador del Esta-
do y Ernesto Lopez para Presi-
dente Municipal.
Esta designation resulto muy att
NADIA, va que los alumnos en- cues
ton son de los mas distinguidos
en- los campos de estudlo. Tornado
este acuerdo los miembros del Par
lido Rojo nombraron las comisio-
mes de rigor que Sc acercaran a
los agraciados a ~ofrecerles La can
didatura ~respectiva-
Eel Partido Rojo hizo n cor
dial invitacion a todos los escOla-
res de Hermosillo para que Sc su-
men a sus filas que actualmente
son va vigorosas. enviandoles I'm
~fraternal saludo.
"El Comite Directive del Partido
Rojo-Adolfo Padilla, Oscar Ramf-
rez, Enrique Sainz, Gildardo Iba-
rra."
EN- Ell SECTOR DEL PARTIDo
VERDE MANIFESTO A LA Po
BLAcIoN INFANTlL DE HERMo.
SILLo;
EN- virtud de estar cerca la cele-
bracion de la Semana del Nino" en-
la que Sc nos brinda a todos los
alumnos de las Escuelas locales,
la oportunidad de elegir un Gober
nador y un Presidente Municipal,
hemos tenido a bien nombrar a
nuestros compaheros Juan Vencis
y Francisco Figueroa, como candi
datos del partido verde, para los
puestos antes citados.
Los alumnos ~integrantes del
Partido Verde, hemos fijado nues
ira atenci6n en- los compaheros
Juan Vencis y Francisco Figueroa
para Gobernador y Presidente Mu
nicipal de Hermosillo. r~espectiva-
mente, por las cualidades de hon
radez, clara inteligencia, buena
conducta y por su espfritu prole-
tario.
."Por 10 cual convocamos a todos
los simpatizadores de nuestros can
didatos para que preston su ayuda
a fin de salir avantes en- nuestra
campaha electoral. Ell Comite Di.
rector del Partido Verde-Jose Luis
Vega, Hector Sanchez, Alberto Pa
SOS, .Tgnacio Coronado, Maria Du-
razo."
La opinión., 1935-11-17

CUANDo LEE listed slA oPl-
NIoN", SABE QUE Lee UN pK-
RioDico lNDEPENDlENTR
Y HONRADO.
La opinión., 1935-11-17
P%erjuicio al Suspenderse ell Servicio Aereo
MinimOS

un peaueho aumento Sc expe.
riment6 en- los preeios minimos
de produetos naturaIes como
mantequilla y huevos, los que
estaran en- Vieor Ell lunes, mar
ties y microbes. IS, 10 y 20 de
Noviembre, segGn rezs Ell 1lti-
mo boletin girado por Ell Depar-
tamento de Control de Precios
del Estado.
ULTIMA coTIzAcloN
MANTEQulLLA DE LEcHE,
DuIee, primer grade, 42Ia
e%entavos, seeundo grade Al y
medic eentavos. Danish, 90 cen.
tavos, Challenge y Glover Grel,
SO eentaVos, Brookfield, segun-
do grade, en- eusrtos, SO y me.
dio eentavos, S6lida 35 centa-
vos.
MANTEoUILLA DE PANA-
IBERIA, Bakers Butter-87-S9
seore), s6Iida, SO eentavos.
Nuevamente reeomienda ell
Departamen.o de Control. Sc
hapa del conoeimiento de los
Commentaries del Sur de Cali
fornia que al haeer ell anuneio
de mantequillas Sc tenea en-
cuenta que las eo~nsideradas en-
un porcentaje de graduation ma
yor de 80 So especifiquien como
La opinión., 1935-11-17

HERMoSILLo, Son., Noviem-
bre IL (Por C%orreo).- va esta-
mos ensehando a los pequehos a
hacer "pininosr, es 10 que sc pu-
La opinión., 1935-11-17

mosi,lo, Ayuntamientos de Hermo-
sillo, Guaymas y Ciudad Obregon.
La opinión., 1935-11-17
oPERADA

Fue operada hace ~algunos dias
con toda felicidad la sehora Car
men A. de L~oustaunau de una afec
cion a la vista que vino %padecien-
do por algunos meses. va Sc en-
cuentra en- Was de complete alivio
en- su domicilio de Villa de Seris.
La se1ora es madre politica del Sc
nor Hilario Olea, Presidente Mu-
nicipal de Hermosillo.
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out onto the track. Looked and felt
the right rear tire. There was prac-
tically no tread on Il.
Red put his arm around his driver:
We win. you big bumi What do you
think Of thatl"
Bills answer was TO pat his mechanic
on the back and say huskily: She's a
great little car. Redi"
Through with the newspaper pho
tographers and the news reel men, Bill
drove the Brandt Special through the
track gate and 70 his garage. Thousands
OF people crushed TO the door. Speed
way guards held them back.
Pushing their way through the mass
came Anne and her brother. Red saw
them first. Here comes Viscosityl" he
yelled 20 his driver.
Bill saw them. Mechanically he walk
ed over and unlocked the rope that
kept the crowds back They came in.
"Anne, honey" Bill began. Then
words failed him.
The girl saw the oil smeared. wind
burned face. with the two white circles
where his goggles had been. Tears came
to her eyes.
Somehow she found herself in Bills
arms. you're sweet, honey-and you
won the race" she managed to get her
breath long enough 10 say.
NO, didn't-you did, he told her,
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Pubilshsd b. special Axranxsnsnta with Tha
chieasC Tribuns.Asw xo<e News syndicate
Copyright. 1895: BY William F. Sttrm
IN TWO PARTS-PART TWO
With the race "A hours away, the
car had 70 be torn down, checked and
rebuilt. Wen burn plenty Of cleo
tricfty until midnight and we've got 60
be done by that time" Bill told his
mechanic. you know the rules. no
work on cars after midnight. Maybe
you can grab yourself q few hours
sleep after that or maybe drop in at
the Monkey Shine bar" Bill finished
facetiously.
you tough guyl" Red responded as
he put his arm around his drivers
shoulder.
Bill showed him away. A lump came
in his throat. Anne and the en-
gine-how she made Hanshue do it2
Red must know. He'd drop
everything and try to find her. {.
NO, he could not The car must come
first; she'd want that. 1t was a
wonderful world, after all.
The racing driver in Bill was fore
most once again. At p. m. the engine
was all over the work bench. At II
D. m. it was back in the chassis. The
guards overlooked the light at mid
night and by $3.50 q. m. the day Of the
race the car was ready.
A bath, couple of hours sleep, and
back to the garage.
They pushed the Brandt Special out
Ia front of their pit. With the pit
crew arranging the tools and supplies,
Red spoke to Bill. Got to run over
to the grandstand for a minute"
While Red was gone racing officials
began lining up the cars, three in q row.
Bill, because he had qualified the last
day, got no advantage from his speed,
but was placed in the eighth row, Gath
position.
Red, back and out Of breath, looked
at his boss. Instead of the usually
imperturbable Bill, he saw young
old man, with a strained look. Every
thing is o. K" The mechanic pulled
UP the belt Of his riding suit as he
talked. Just saw Anne. Pulling for
you"
Bill, his hands deep in his pockets,
leaned against the cockpit Of his car
and said nothing. Red rambled on:
"She goes to Hanshue, tells him she
knows all about him paying a bimbo to
put a piece Of felt in the oil line Of a
certain car at Syracuse last fall. She's
got the affidavits from the snake that
did it, and does he not want to sell you
the engine for five grand, or would he |
like the officials of this race to see
the affidavitS, and by the way keep
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as he held her closer and transferred
the smudge from his face to hers.
Over by the car Red was saying TO
newspaper men: IAN can tell you Is
that ViscoSity won the race. You can
get a swell story on that from Bill. I'm
only the riding mcdaniel"
THE END
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Big NelO Electric
Sign Switched On

Great Falls gained added fame as
'the Electric city when Mayor A. J..
Fousek pushed a button which lighted
for the first time recently the new,
huge Sapphire Flour" Neon sign On
the roof OF the plant Of the Montana
Flour Mills company.
The letters In It are 20 feet high.
Their pale blue effulgence affords a
brilliant and beautiful illumination and
the sign Is legible at an extreme dis
lance Of approximately two miles. It
may be seen from many times that
distance.
It's construction by the Electrical
Products corporation required more
than Is tons Of steel and necessitated
the installation Of special equipment.
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Farm MACHINERY

NEW GENERAL PURPOSE TRACTOR
with seven foot power mower and power
lift for sale. Also new John Deere side de-
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Published b. Special Axranxsmsnfn with Ths
Chieago Trlbune-s New YORK News Syndicate,
1neespo.stsS 60,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-06-22
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Evening star., 1935-10-01

Mrs. Montgomery Armstrong o1
laurel Md. Is visiting her son. Mr.
Harold Armstrong, in New York.
Evening star., 1935-10-01
Virginia Maryland News
Visitors in. Pohick Rectory-Former
Hyattsville Official Back.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Day with their
small daughter, Barbara, of White
Plains, N. j., arrived yesterday for a
fortnight's visit with Mrs. Days par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Langs-
ton, at Pohick rectory.
Former Councilman C. D. Ander-
son Of Hyattsville, Md. has returned
from q visit to Portsmouth, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding Lewis are
back at their home in Lyon Village,
after attending the wedding Of their
cousin, Miss Louise Lewis, daughter Of
Mrs. John Taylor Lewis of Ashland,
Va, and Mr.. Chester Arthur Wilkins
of Takoma Park, Md, which took
place Friday, September 81 in st.
James the Less Episcopal Church in
Ashland. From Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis motored to Richmond for a
brief visit.
Mrs. Paul c. Kincheloe entertained
today at luncheon followed by bridge
in her home in Fairfax, Va, her
guests including Mrs. John Warwick
Evening star., 1935-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Myron S. Brown have
returned from weekend visit with
relatives in Teaneck, N. j..