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La opinión., 1935-04-24
La Educaciion....
siaue de la "a. Paa.)

tario es solo merecedor del srte y de
Ia literature mas malos? Segurs-
mente porque nadie Sc da por slu.
dido, nadie siente que estan dirigi.
dos a ell, y a nadie puede insultar-
Sc con mas impunidad que > quien
no p~rotesta. Pero tiene que haber
una protesta muy severa eusndo de-
jan de d~estinarse esas obras de ar
to y de literature q los proletarios
irreales y metafisicos, para deela-
rarlas propias de personals reales y
c~oncretas. Y tiene que protestarse
con mas eneroia, 81 Sc p%retende que
los ninos de las escuelas son los
proletarios" merecedores de esa IN
famia, y Sc trata de abusar de 81
ignorancia y de su buena fe, para
darles las mas tristes inepcias CO.
mo ell arte y la literature de Ia hui
msnidad, y como ell arte y la lite
ratura revolucionarios.
Por 1Itimo, abundan las opiniones
de que la doctrina de Marx tiene
n naturaleza religiosa. Muehos
manuales de filosofia y muchos su
torres asi 10 %sustentan. Hay marks
tas, tan respetables como waldo
Franck, que 10 aceptan o verda-
dero entusiasmo. Para mi es evil
dente su ~carscter religioso y mis-
tico, y me he ~empenado en senaiar-
10. Pero, aunque no 10 fuera, va des
pierta suspicacias ~profundas ell he
cho de que, existiendo suposiciones
serias y universities de que es una
doctrina religiosa, la admita en-
la educacion Official un Estado que
preeept1a: ia edueacion que i'm
parta ell Estado sera socialista y
ADEMAS DE ExcLUiR TooA
DocTRlNA RELlGIoSA combati-
"a ell fanatismo y los prejuicios..'
y no solo la admita como content
do de la ensenanxa, sino COMO Ell
FUNDAMENTo DE LA EDUcA-
cloN.
Despues de enumerar esta suma
de desastres, creo que los revolu-
cionarios verdaderos no solo pensa
ran que es justificable, sino tam
bien que plausible, la desconfianza
p1bIica Tue ha llegado a inspirar
la educacion soeiaIista. Pues 81 en-
la education sociaIista habra de pc
nerse en- practica una accion revo-
l~ucionaria, no sera acknowledgements
con ell fin de eliminar a los macs
tros de la direction intellectual y
del sobierno de la ensehanza; de
abrir las puertas de la escuela a to
da clase de imposturas y de char
l%atanerfas; de hacer que Sc abando
men ell rigor y la ciencia en- la teo
ria y en- la practiea p~edagosicas; de
caer la confusion y Ell caos en- los
espiritus; de arrojar tanto a los nj
nos y jovenes que han dejado de
asistir, como a los que siguen asis
tiendo a las classes, a la ignorancla
y a la corruption intellectual; y,
por encima de TODD, de admitir CO
mo base de la e%nsehanza a n doc
trina relieiosa y, en- Ell momento en-
que Sc pretende que Sc lie da cum
plimiento, violar entertainments ell
propio articulo tercero de la Cons
titucion.
Jorge cUESTA.
Mexico, D. F., AbriI de 1885.
La opinión., 1935-04-24
C~ANDIDATURA RECHA.
ZADA POR UN HERNIA
NO DE CARDENAS

MORELIA, Michoacan, abril %
(Exclusivo).-No 500 por conside-
rarse POGO capacitado', sino TAM
bien por ser hermano del Presiden-
te de la Repdblica, ell coronel Da-
maso Cardenas, decline hoy for
malmente su candidatura al Co.
bierno del Estado de Michoacan.
Cardenas habia sido p~ostulado
por la mayor parte de los grupos
polfticos del Estado, por 10 cual su
renuncia ha sido causa de COM
pleta desorientacion de los politicos,
sabiendose que los partidos ofre-
ceran la candidatura al general
Gildardo Magma, actual jefe de las
operaciones en- ell Estado.
La opinión., 1935-04-24
Els necesario que comprenda

Els n~ecesario que %comprenda
listed que no lie convene impre.
sionarse por NADIA dijole Adolfo.
Y ella lie %respondio, sonriendo:
-Busque listed la manera de vi
vir sin corazon, arranqueme ell milo
Y entonces podre permanecer indi-
terente ante la mucrte de una
persona a la que me ligue algun
afecto. Mientras asi no sea, US
ted ~comprendera que no es posi-
BILE que sufra con indiferencia la
perdida de un fiel servidor al que
guerra como a un amigo; mas aun:
como a I'm pariente.
La razon era tan l6gica, que
no habia modo de replicar a ella.
La opinión., 1935-04-24

Me parece que TODD Sc reduce
a que, con los amos, va listed vol
viendose perezoso.
Ell enfermo advirti6 a todos:
Que la sonora marquesa no
sepa NADIA. Esto no tiene impor-
tancia alguna; pero ella, como
me quiere tanto, Sc asustaria mu.
mo-.
Procuraron complacerle, pers
fue impossible ocultar por muche
tempo a Loreto la enfermedad del
administrator.
Aquel mismo dia lie echo de N
nos, pregunto por Ell y hubo ne
cesidad de decirle que estaba en-
fcrmo.
Corri6 a su ~habitacion a vcrle,
v fue Ia primera en- reconocer Ia
gravedad de su estado.
Que avisen en- seguida al
medico- dijo.
Y Sc instal6 junto a la cabece-
ia de la cana, de donde no hubs
quien la senasaaA
La opinión., 1935-04-24
Folletin No. 1850

~-lQue susie debo haberles da.
10 a ustedesl Pero no Sc alarmen:
sstos academies me repiten con
frecuencia.
Nlego, cogiendo entire las su-
Tas una man de Loreto, la llevo
a aus labios y dijo:
~Acepto los cfrecimientos dc
listed: pcrmanecere EN- esta casa Y
procurare ser buena, aunque SOLO
sea por hacerme digna del carino
que me ha demostradc..
La marquesa la beso en- la
frente.
Aouella infeiiz estaba va redi-
mia.
Volviose para mirar a German,
La opinión., 1935-04-24

Respuesta apenas Loreto de su
cnfermedad y de la impression en-
ella p~roducida por la muerte de
Cosme, sufrio otra impression de
"a misma fndole, perc u mas
viclenta.
La muerte de Buenavista.
FL administrator tenia va mu-
chos amos y era natural que mu-
REESE.
Ell mismo habia dicho en- varias
ocasiones:
Mi fin va no pnede estar le-
jano, porque tengo muchos amos y
he visto realizados todos mis- de.
sco$
La opinión., 1935-04-24

mejor de las muertes, despues de
rodo, pues lie evita en- absolute to-
da clase de sufrimientos. Ell dia
que expire, morira con la sonrisa
en- los labios.
No hay que decir cuanto entris-
tecian a todos, estos desconsolado-
res presagios.
La opinión., 1935-04-24

Una manana, don German no
pudo levantarse del lecho.
Sc sentfa NAL; pero nadie, nj
aun 81 mismo, do importancia a
su dolencia.
Cipriano, que subi6 on seguida
q verle. lie dijo jovialmente,
La opinión., 1935-04-24

FESOROS y toda clase de riquezas
ocultas pueden l~ocalizarse con A
paratos Modernos. Pida informes
a: P. Utilidad, Box Is, Sta. D. New
York, N. Y. (9)
La opinión., 1935-04-24

cARTAS, POESIAS, discusses, solicit
tudes, traducclones y toda clase de
escritos en- maquina. MIGUEL AR
CE, 44S Victor Street. Tel. MIchi-
gan S0l4. Precios moderados y re-
serva absolute. Horas de oficina de
10 A. NJ. a 6 p. NJ. ftfg)
La opinión., 1935-04-24

Y este, estrechando entire las ST.
vas n mano de su protectora J.
otra de Cipriano, dijoles:
i Comprenden ustedes la carl
dad meior que 20 la comprendia! l..
Aproyechare la lecci6n!
La opinión., 1935-04-24

halagiiehas ~ilusiones, y, por 10
tanto, es natural que muera. jPa-
ra que quiero va seguir viviendo?
Asegurada mi obra, mi vida no es
va precisa para NADIA.
La opinión., 1935-04-24

Continue ~ e6ucAer6n DOR medic
Dc 10 leetura. Nunea - tards pars
%aprender. pida hoy mssmo nuestre
eatGlogo dc Iibros. GRATlS.-ll.
BRERlA lOZANO. 203 NJ. Los An.
peles ST.. LOS ANGELES. CALF.
La opinión., 1935-04-24

NovENAS Y DEvoCIoNES Es-
COGIDAS. a 10c cada una. Or
denelas a la "Librer a Lozano".
200 N. Los Angeles Street. Los
Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-04-24

Ell MoDERNo sECRETARIo DE
Los AMANTES, Precio, 25c. =
Pidalo a la "Libreria Lozano".
253 n. Los Angeles Street.--Los
Angeles, Calf.
La opinión., 1935-04-24
IMMIGRATION

PARA TODD asun,o de Immigration
yea al senior Bruno Newman, 234
North Main Street, altos. frente al
Correo, habla espahol. 900
La opinión., 1935-04-24

que no sc v~alieron del testimonio
de tantos caminos de la ciencia, en-
sus necesarias intromisiones y o
laboracion r~ecfprocas, como hoy Sc
emplean.
Angel DoToR.
La opinión., 1935-04-24
MiScELANEA
LIE INTERESA

conoce la verdad en- TODD? Infor-
mese Gratis sobre cualquier profile
ma que tenga tratandole su presen-
te-porvenir. Porda reaiizar sus ilu-
stones Y hacer su vida dichosa. lie
ayudara a veneer rapidamente. Ar
tfculos de todas classes, libros, obje-
tos religiosos. Escrfbame. Sra. NJ.
c. Abraira. Lacret 512. Habana, Gu
ba. (S)
La opinión., 1935-04-24

REGALO la Oracion del Canine, a
quien enyfe dos sellos para fran
queo. Sostiene la FEE en- los cora
para triunfar en- todos los asunto
de la vida. Carlos Rodriguez, Real
III. Mariana. Cuba. CD
La opinión., 1935-04-24
. FL AVISO CLASIECADO =
vENTAS DE cASAS

PARA QUE pagan renta cuando
puede comprar su casa en- Abonos
Comodos. como Renta? = casas. en-
esquina frente a tranvfa. precio
$1,000. Casa I euartos y Tote $3.50
Lote vacante. precio 500. -Cssas 3
cuartos, 500 Casa Stucco. I GUAR
tos, $3.50. Y muchas otras compras
baratas. Pase a la oficina de II. 7.
OCHOA, i07 North Rowan. Los An
geles.-H, O. Teller, Notario Publi-
co. i07 North Rowan st. Telefono
ANgelus 93i2. t20)
La opinión., 1935-04-24

cAsAS BARATas. Casa S cuartos.
Gale Eagle e Eastman. tote 50xi55.
precio total $500. Una ganga. veala
Casa 2 pisos, G euartos, Gale paga
da. costo 81. 500 SO sacrifiea por s5OO.
Casa 8 cuartos, banjo. :
Gale pagada. Brooklyn y Evergreen,
Sl,l00, entire comodo y sll mensua-
les. Yea a JUAN GONZALEZ. $500
East First ST., Tel. Oficlna: An
gelus ll464. Residential: ANgelus
1868. t29)
La opinión., 1935-04-24

va no sufra nj ande -
en- duda, CONSULTE Templo &c "a ~
al Sr. GACINl. Me- en- Cristo, Inc.
dunn y mentalista.
legalmente autorizado, y venza los
obstacu'os que impiden su felicidad.
Consultas ~diariamente. iConsdltelo!
BIZ ". 5roadway-Los Angeles, Calf.
(Tres cuadras al Norte del Tunel)
Este anuncio sale solamente miercolea
y domingos. Guardelo.
La opinión., 1935-04-24
Esta TRISTE0
o en- DUDA!

lDesea I'd. saber all
go sobre asuntos de
disgustos, negocios,
amores, n,atrirnonio.
~enfermedad, etc?
ITiene I'd. ell carl
no de cuien desea?
sDesea alivio o ms
piracion DIVINA ?
Va NJ cufro nj apda
La opinión., 1935-04-24

I'm cuanto Adolfo vic al enfer-
no. confirmo los temores de IL
marquesita.
La rosa era grave.
--iSilvele ussed, amigo mio, -
replies Loreto.
Y Ell, comprendiendo que valia
fContinusyA
La opinión., 1935-04-24
MISCELANEA

PIDA SU HOROSCOPE enviando fe-
cha de su nacimiento. LIE enviare
ademas folleto conteniendo piedra
imam, bola hipnotica, barajas COM
puestas, perfumes, tratados en- to-
da clase de secretos. tesoros ocul-
tos y otras novedades. Consdlteme
sus dificultades.
ACADEMIA OMAR"
6I7 Montgomery Street
San Francisco. California.
(tfc)
La opinión., 1935-04-24

FLAT 4 cuartos amueblado-y otro 4
cuartos, desamueblado. SIC N. Hill
Street, esquina Hill y Sunset.
La opinión., 1935-04-24
A u o
ARRENDAMIENTOS

RENTo cuARTo amueblado. comodo
para dos personals. Con o sin asis-
tencia. Tranvfa amarillo y colora-
do Tel Adams 3013. 1545 East
10th Street. (2i)
La opinión., 1935-04-24
T
PERSONAL LOAN co.
-
RADIOS

81 SU RADIO no funciona debida-
mente. 81 lie nota algo anormal. o 81
desea mejorar la reception. lame
inmediatamente por telefono y en-
seguida ira un tecnico titulado a
darle I'm examen total a su aparato.
por solo ~cincuenta centavos. al
composturas mas complexities y
baratas en- Los Angeles. Olympic
Radio Co. 43Sh North Figuerca.
Tel. Michigan 1883, ttfg)
La opinión., 1935-04-24
VENTA DE CASAS

SOY MEX1CANo. Proteja a su raza.
Ofrezco: 2 casas. 5 y 3 cuartos. pre-
clio total 1850, o entire y abonos
faciles.-3 casas. 4 cuartos cada u
ma. lote esquina, precio 81. 775.-Ca-
sa y 4 cuartos, Tote. precio $500,
entire sl75 y $40 mensuales. Todas
cerca caro- amarillo Alberto do
mingos. Yea a JOSE ORONOZ, 3246
Whittier Blvd. ,ANgelus 1914.
0D
La opinión., 1935-04-24
iOPORTUNIDAD!

Escrfoame para remitirle informes
para conocer su signo, dominar q
sus enemigos y realizar sus deseos
en- ell amor. Escribame y lie dire
todas las gufas que necesita sin co.
brarle nada.-Sehora a A Rico,
Estevez 24-A. Habana. Cuba.
(16)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-16

cause he does not have great cre- ative intelligence. He is, how ever, extraordinarily clever. So with music;--as Doctor Seashore of Iowa university has shown, q person may become a marvel ously clever plano or violin player, who Is merely clever, but never a composer without high general intelligence. Also a clever mechanic may do fine mechanical work, but without high intelligence he cannot be- come an inventor.
 3. Certainly they will unless human nature has changed. Dur ign the golden days of the twen- ties the golden days of the Fwe ties over six million people sleft the farm for the cities but there has been steady drift back to the land ever since the depres- sion began. However, in good time the cities always grow at the expense of the country Snd during hard times the human tide sets the other way.
 lCopyrsght. John r. Diils COL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-16
Sister Ma,yS Kitchen
BY MARY E. DAGUE NEA Service Stan Writer

Now come the days of clear sum light, tempered by a chill towards evening and the. family clamors to cook outdoors.
 If you .humor them - and why shouldn't you ?-start the cooking fire an hour or two before appa- tites scream for sustenance. That Is to get a deep bed of coals ready to roast corn, apples and potatoes.
 Make the coffee at home and take 1t in thermos jugs, for the amateur camper rarely makes real ly good coffee over a camp fire.
 It would pay to get a, supply of long handled forks for toasting wieners.
 Cook. Corn in Husks
 Corn Is best roasted in the husk. String the ears, unrusked, on a heavy wire, threading through the heavy end of the corn. Pull this chain of corn into a circle, fasten- ing the ends of wire securely to- gether. By this time the fire should be burned down to a great bed of coals. Open the coal and in the very center bury the corn. Heap the coals back and let roast just thirty minutes. The potatoes are buried around the edge in the ashes.
 After the corn is buried the heavier limbs that have not burn ed out are piled back over the fire and these keep the coals alive and furnish heat to roast the wein- CTS or hamburg or chunks of lamb on skewers.
 By the time the weiners and rolls are finished the corn and potatoes will be ready. Serve with plenty of butter, salt and pepper.
 With a long-handled rake if you have one or a ong-forked stick, rake the coals away and pull the corn from the fire. Remove from wire and serve in husks with but ter and salt. Each ear Is put on a flexible paper plate which acts as a shield and prevents many a grease spot on coat or frock.
 Toasted Steak
 If you have steak, try what we
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-16
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 Shaving

Is ordinary soap injurious to the skin when used for father? What substances are beneficial to the skin after shaving? (M. J. K.)
 Answer-Plain toilet soap is sat- isfactory fro father and as harm less as any other soap. Various To- tions are soothing after shaving. Can't discriminate. Send samped envelope bearing your address, for monograph on Care of Skin. It gives instructions for making skin lotion yourself, one which is pleas- ant after shaving and women find useful for whitening and prevent ing roughness, chapping and irri- tation of the hands and face.
 Humidity.
 We read your column invariably et our house and find 1t as inter- csting as 1t is instructive and help full. We like the way you stand by your convictions through hell and high water. Please inform me as to the correct relative humidity fin a residence during the winter months? (B. s. O.
 Answer-From 50 to 60 per cent. Whatever method of heating is used, 1t is always advisable to pro- vide means of eyaporating many gallons of water Tn the air of the house every day. Winter air when heated is likely to become excess sively dry. If plenty of water is evaporated daily, every one in the house will feel more comfortable at moderate temperature-say 65 to 68 degrees Ethan one feels In temperature of 70 to 75 where the air is dried out. This requires evaporation of thirty or more gall Ions of water daily in a small house or apartment. not just a gallon or two. t
 Books.
 We are buying up chiIdren's books to distribute Please tell us how to disinfect used books so they will be safe (Mrs. H. ID. M.)
 Answer--Books not visibly filthy or grossly soiled require no disin- lection. They are perfectly safe, no matter who has handled them. If book, magazine or paper is grossly soiled it had better be des- troyed.
 Copyright 1885. John F. Dille Col
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-16
RDY0UR CHILDREN
R Oers Robs,ts essasa . zz5 Hsz SsIssSz e

Mother, what can I do today?"
 Cant you think of anything?"
 'Tots-if you'll let me. Can I help Dick fix the roof of their gar- age?"
 No, you'd better not. Dick is older than you are, and he won't fall off. Besides you wouldn't be of any use."
 "Yes, I would, he says. I could hand him sIates and nails and run errands. The ladder is good and strong. And 1t isn't very high, anyway"
 Don't tease me about 1t, Ed die. Think up something else to do yourself instead of following somebody else's ideas"
 "WelI then = but this is sort of somebody else's idea too. Can I sell magazines? Mrs. Day told us boys she would give us a--a commission on every one we sold. She is trying to get new custom ers."
 Disagreeable Side of Job
 Subscribers is the word you mean. Could you stand to have people slam doors in your face and order you away? That's the way it is, you know"
 | Eddie decided that maybe he wouldn't like 1t, but soon he was all alive again. Say" he declar- ed brightly. T could shine Aunt Sues car. She always has it done Saturday. I bet she'll give me Q quarter, too."
 Actually Eddie was thinking of Jock. There were too many req sons why he couldn't have @ dog of his own, so Jock was his proxy.
 Its nice for you to want to earn money, dear, but I think I give you enough without it. Aunt Lucy is kind of funny. She might think I had sent you over to- I well, never mind." Lucy was her sister in Jaw and relations were delicate. Eddie's mother had al- ways made everything an issue. Next the boy suggested a movie, but his mother was sure he would not care for the grand opera show, down at the corner. He said he would get Bob and they could ride to South End on their bikes and go to the Lyric. There was a good one there. But this was vetoed on the grounds that the lastt ime they had felt their wheels in a store it was clos ed when they came out and every body had "such a time" getting them back.
 Something Wrong It all sounded very reasonable to the boy, and if you or had been there listening, am sure that we would have agreed with most of his mothers objections. She did not want her boy to risk danger, insult, misunderstanding or theft. Surely this is legitimate advice.
 But had we followed Eddie out to the porch where he sat listless and lonely watching other boys full of business and purpose go by, we may have sensed some- thing wrong.
 Perhaps too many days were like this, days in which he found his ideas thwarted over and over. It would have amazed him to hear one good healthy spontaneous Ego ahead" from his mother.
 When he is a man will he look back and make an appraisal of his boyhood? Will he realize that something was missing? That boyish enthusiasm was being
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-16

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Exercises and diets that make a girl gain weight in the right places and which turn sharp angles into softc urves seem to be as much in demand as reducing routines. The new fall clothes soft, clinging and a good deal more all-revealing than they've been for many a year-apparently have made thin girls want to put on weight.
 You should, of course, make a careful check of your measure ments before you start your cam paign for better curves. If you are under weight generally, re, member that milk, starches and sweets will put on pounds and that regular hours help, too. Soldiers, nurses and others who have to live on set schedules invariably gain.
 Exercises Consolidate New Flesh
 For instance, if you go to bed at II every night get up at 7:30 each morning, have breakfast at eight, lunch at twelve-thirty and dinner at six-thirty, day after day for several weeks, you will take on weight, unless some other con- dition interferes. Meanwhile, do daily exercises or go in for some active sports to make the new flesh firm and solid.
 If your hip and leg measure ments please you, but your chest seems too thin, get busy with, ex- ercises that will develop the thin spots. Clasp your hands behind your head and, forcing elbows backward, Yower the hands slowly until they are opposite the back of your neck and until your chest is elevated and it's muscles stretch- ed.
 This routine will make your arms ache, naturally, but repeat 1t at least ten times each morning, making sure that your chest mus cles get full benefit from your ef- forts.
 Also for the chest are exercises that make use of low bar. Stand on your toes with feet together and arms raised high above your head. Lower your body backwards until hands rest on the bar. This exer- cises the muscles across your chest.
 Rowing Is Muscle Maker
 Rowing, either in boat on the water or with make-believe oars on a rowing machine, is excellent for the upper part of the body.
 Skipping rope and running at the rhythmic gait track men use will do 0 good deal to make legs more shapely. Dancing, swimming, riding and bicycling will be help full.
 If you haven't time for sports which develop calves and thighs, do this exercise several times a day:
 Lie flat on the floor, with heels together and arms outstretched at your sides. Quickly pull the left leg upward until left knee touches the chest. If this is impossible, u~c your arms to force the knee upward. Be sure to keep shoulders fiat on the floor. Repeat twenty times, bending first the left leg and then the right.
 NEXT: Makeup for fall parties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-16

l. Probably. the two people who Know most about this are Sheldon and Eleanor T. Gleuck who have published two volumes, Five Hundred Criminal Careers"
 (male) and Five Hundred De- llnauent Women" Apparently nearly twenty men to one woman become criminals in the United States. From their actual his- tories the women who become criminals seem to me to be of lower type mentally than most of the men. The impression get is that a woman usually has to have both worse environment and worse heredity than man before her instincts and character are broken down to the point where she becomes a criminal.
 2. Quite possible if you will per mlt me rather arbitrary dcfini- tions of intelligence" and "clever- ness" On one wall of my workshop is a painting of fine technical skill but the painter can never paint great picture be-,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-16

One of the newest and most ap- pealing designs for a centerpiece to make a. party table attractive and to give an, air of gaiety to the event when the guests arrive is a shimmeripg figure of clown in pied array, made with Cellophane cellulose film. This snappy center piece is not difficult to make.
 The frame is bent into shape with. No. IS wire covered with 9" crepe For head, wind with cotton and cover with stretched white crepe. . The eyes and nose and mouth should be, appliqued.
 To make waist, trousers, sleeves: Cut blue CeIlophane, 9 pieces 10" square for legs, 2 pieces 9" 10" for arms, l piece 8" x 10" for body. Wind body piece very loose- ly around roll on which the ma terial came. Glue loose end. Crinkle by working the Cellophane down on' the tube with closed