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La opinión., 1935-07-08
PROYECTO QUE AFEC.
IA A LOS TERRITORIES
cIupAD DE MEXICO, Julio T.

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio t.
(Exclusivo).- Nuevos esfuerzos pa
ra lograr la definitiva "incorpora-
cion de los territories de la Baja
California y de Quintana Roo a la
~repdblica, seran hechos por las Sc
cretarfas de Gobernacion. seg1n ID
ce un boletin Official expedido hoy.
Para lograr tai proposito. las Sc
c~retarias de Gobernacion. agrega Ell
boletin. Sc dirigio a los %gobernado
res de la Baja California y Quin-
tana Roo, urgiendoles para Que en-
wen los proyectos que estimen con
v~enientes respecto a los problemas
Gemograficos, de colonization, de
agricultural e industriales.
Los ~proyectos que envien los go-
bernadores seran estudiados por
n comision especial de Goberna-
cion, que formulara ell plan defini-
two de accion del gobierno nacio-
nal, termina diciendo ell boletfn.
La opinión., 1935-07-08
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La opinión., 1935-07-08

Continue su education por medic
de la Iectura. Nunca es tarde para
a~prender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
cataloao de libros GRATIS. - IL
BRERIA LozANo, 2o3 North Los
! ANGELES Calf.
La opinión., 1935-07-08
UN PERRO ILEVO A CASA DE
SUS AMOS, PARTE DE uN
cUERPO HUMANE

FL martes pasado, POGO despues
j%ustamente alarmado en- Ia sede pc
liciaca, ell sehor Marcos Zazueta,
vecino de Ia Avenida Veracruz, de
la barriada de Pueblo Nuevo, ma
nifestando que un perro de su pro
piedad acababa de llegar a su ca
sa o ell antebrazo y la mano de
un cuerpo humane, macabro ha-
Largo que ell senior Zazueta entire
90 a la policia. envueltos en- Pc
riodicos. Embellishments Sc corrio
traslado del hallazgo al Represen-
tante Social, quien Gispuso que los
miembros humanos fueran exami-
nados minuciosamente por los. me-
dicos legistas. en- Ell hospital Me-
xicall, quienes los estan estudiando,
segun Sc sirvio informarnoslo ell
senior doctor Fausto Garcia Meri-
no. o ell objeto de determinar
cuando emo ell tempo probable
en- que dichos miembros fueron Sc
parados del resto del cuerpo; te-
niendose tambien al perro en- OBJ
servacion, sin permitirle conner Y
daneole a oler frecuentemente ell
guihapo humane, con ell objeto de
yer 81 al ponerlo en- libertad, acu-
sado por ell hambre. conduce a Ia
policia al sitio de donde recogio
ell antebrazo. Este ineidente, digno
de las t~ruculencias de una novela
de JaYier de Montepin. ha causa-
Go la consiguiente expectation. sin
saberse hasta la fecha. por mas
que las autoridades 10 han procu-
RADIO, Ia procedencia del macabro
"botin."
La opinión., 1935-07-08
1.MADRID o

TENERIFE, lsIas canarias, Ju-
Ito Eel Deportivo de Tenerife
derroto al Madrid F. C. por un tan
to a NADIA en- I'm partido de exhibit
cion jugado aqui ante numeroso
publico,
La opinión., 1935-07-08
PoR LOS MUNpos DEL pEIlTo

FL conocido Agente Aduanal, don
Elias Linn, Sc presento a la CO.
~mandancia de Policia a denunciar
ell hecho de que un perro, habia
propinado terrible mordisco en- una
mano al chino Pancho Loo, que
presto sus servicios como cocine-
La opinión., 1935-07-08

Vista frontera del misterioso avion de
bombardeo que esta siendo co%nstruido pa
ra ell e%jeroito de Estados Unidos por la
fabrica Boeing. de Seattle, Wash. Los
pianos de construction han sido conser-
La opinión., 1935-07-08
'HNumerosos Ceses Ordenados por Olachea
.isterioso Avion de Bombardeo

vados EN- s~ecreto, sabiendose soIamente
que desorraIlara ell avion una veIocidad
de 275 millas por bora, pudiendo condu-
cir ounce bombas de mil Iibras cada una.
-Foto /. |. News.
La opinión., 1935-07-08

Continde su edueao'on por medic
de Ia Ieotura. Nunos es tarde pare
%aprender. Pids hoy mismo nuestre
cstaioeo de iibros GRATIS. ~.
eRERiA LozANo. 200 North Los
Angeles Street. Los Angeles. Cali
La opinión., 1935-07-08

"IQue tie induce a ponerme al corriente de
TODD esto?-pregunto Dora al negro. "Porque
~nosotros podriamos llevarnoslas a ustedes 81
quieren venir", repuso Buhula. Dora resPon-
do afirmativsmente. Entonces ell guerrero ma
two lie INDIGO que el centinels no regresaria
esa noche.
La opinión., 1935-07-08

Levantsndose del suelo soplo Dora la vela
de cera, y en- seguida las mujeres prisioneras
vieron a Bukula arrastrarse h--'a la tienda.
"Eseuehe, Memsahib Drinoy, die ell negro
los hombres que Abu Bath convencio, los ara
bes, parten esta noehe. N%osotros volyeremos
- .sfRri'.
La opinión., 1935-07-08

Al demostrar Dora Drinov su ansiedad por
psrtir al i~nstante, Bukula lie dijo: mo. No
podremos partir todos a la vez. Primero me
llevsre a la otra Memsahib; la conducire al
monte en- donde espersn mis- companeros, y
luego retornare en- busca de listed. Digale
que no hags ruido''.
La opinión., 1935-07-08

Los presios de suserIpci6n con
m ,noneda do los Estsdes Uni
dos. Los pages deben haeerse p't
adelantado en- giro postal o de
Express o en- Ietra sobre NueVs
York o Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-07-08
ppFcIos DE ST. .rCl
EpICIoN DiARlA

en- Ia ciudad, q DomieIiio' pof
p...r4;Ior n arr Correo
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Chapel hon
ored George Chapel at a birthday
dinner at which sixteen relatives were
present on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Sugden and two sons Of Yakima ana
Miss Florence Binks were the out-of-
town guests and the others were Mr..
and Mrs. O. E. Westling and children
and the Walter Chapel family.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dorthy, ST.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dorthy, Jr.
arrived at the K. A. House home Sat-
urday for short visit. They returned
to their home in Orofino, Idaho. on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Dorthy. Jr.
is sister of Mrs. House.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Reierson ane
Mr.. and Mrs Fred English entertained
a number of their friends at charm.
ing bridge party last Friday evening
The party was given in the Legion
hall. Eight tables of cards were in play
with prizes for the highest scores go
ing to Mrs. Levi Austin and Georg'
Chase and consolation prizes beinl
given to Mrs. Alex Parke and w. }
Kincaid
Guests for the evening were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Roy Gibbins, Mr.. and Mrs. D
S. Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. w j. Kincaid
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Anderson, MI
and Mrs. Levi Austin, Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Parke, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Brom
ling, Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Shinn, Mr.. an
Mrs. Fred Gilhuly, Mr.. and Mrs. 1r
Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs Jack Aitchisor
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. House, Miss Tommi
O'Larey, Earl Freebury and John Nc
Fee.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-14
MRS. L. w. BELDIN AND MRS. o.
E. WESTLING ENTERTAIN AID

Twenty-three members and visitors
we're present at the Ladies AID meet
ing last Thursday held at the home
of Mrs. L. w. Beldin The women spent
the afternoon sewing and before they
went home were served with ice cream
and cake by Mrs Beldin and Mrs. O.
E. Westling. The meeting next Thurs
day, March 81, will be at the home
of Mrs. Levi Austin.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-14
MISS MILDRED ANDERSON AND
NORMAN JANNEY HERE ON VISIT

Miss Mildred v. Anderson and Nor
man Janney, former White Bluffs
teachers, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
L. w. Beldin from Friday evening until
Sunday afternoon. Miss Anderson now
teaches commercial subjects in the
sunnyside high school and Mr.. Janney
teaches at Mead. He was accompanied
by Arnold Moffett, a friend teaching
at Tekoa.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-14

D. s. Wilkinson, Fred Gilhuly and
Fred English left Sunday evening to
spend several days at Olympia and
other coast cities. Mr.. English planned
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
English at Seattle. They returned
Wednesday evening.
X X Il
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Miles moved into
the Anderson cottage In town on Tues
day with the assistance of several
friends who moved all of their furnish
ings and several cords Of wood for
them. The Miles ranch was sold last
fall to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Quinlan of
Yakima.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-14
MACHINE WORK WANTED

Let us do your work on spray pumps,
irrigation pumps and other repair work.
We have large supply of replacement
parts for DeLaval pumps, etc, gears,
sprockets, ETC. All work done by expert
operators McIlvanie Machine Works,
Phone Yakima 1860, IL s. Sixth Ave-,
Yakima. Wash 8tc7.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-14
Around And About White Bluffs
BASKETBALL TEAM HONORED BY
AUSTINS AT TURKEY DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Austin were hosts
at a turkey dinner Tuesday evening
given in honor of the members OF the
high school basketball team who had
played in the tournament at Prosser,
and their coach. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs G. M. Bromling, Tom
Wade, Ray Wade, Freddie Gilhuly,
Forrest Heath, Walter Soden, Bob
Grifnths and Ed Ponsat. Raymond
Broughton was unable to be present
home on Barrett's Island Monday after
an absence of five months spent III
klamath Falls, Oregon, with her
daughter, Mrs j. M. Chalmers and her
family The Chalmers have now moved
to Baker Oregon. Forrest Barrett is
the only other member of the family
in White Bluffs at present.
County Clerk H. E. Chapman and
County Sheriff A. M. Richter were In
White Bluffs on business Tuesday.
X X
c. j. Miles of Tacoma arrived in
White Bluffs Tuesday to relieve Sta
ton Agent r. r. Woods for several
days.
Mrs. r. R. Woods returned Tuesday
from visit in Grangeville, Idaho, with
her sister. When Mrs. Woods left
Grangeville there was foot OF snow
on the ground and she expressed her
self as being very happy to be back In
the sunshine and spring weather OF
this valley again.
j. S. Lightfoot of Yakima has moved
onto his tract near White Bluffs,
known as the Ed Lindell place, and
will farm it this year The Harry Nc
Cotter family, who had lived there,
moved last week to the Reierson tract,
which Mr.. McCotter will handle this
year. The Byron Grewell family has
moved to the Harry Foltz place.
, X X Il
The Junior Women's club is COM
pleting plans for the April Fool party
which will be given in honor OF the
members husbands during the first
week in April.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Beldin
entertained at dinner party in honor
of Miss Mildred Anderson and Norman
Janney and Arnold Moffett. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Brom-
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. James Paschen, Mr.
and Mrs Ben Moede, Fred Thomet
Miss Anderson, Mr.. Janney, Mr.. Moi
felt and the Beldin family.
X X 4
F. L. Brown arrived Monday and
spent the night at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Harold Keen. He re-
turned to Yakima Tuesday after pur-
chasing several cows.
There was fairly good attendance
at the Episcopal church services Sum
day afternoon Rev. Wallace Bristor OF
Kennewick conducted the services anc
; preached on the text What Is Man?
Y X X
Freddie Gilhuly, accompanied by
; Miss Lois Duvall and Howard Anglin
took Miss Mildred Anderson to Sunny
> side Sunday afternoon. On the way
; back the rear axle broke and the cal
had to be towed about twenty miles
X \ =
r. S. Reierson was business vlsltol
in Yakima Tuesday.
X X X
L. w. Sloan of Richland was White
Bluffs visitor on Monday and TUESDAY
n X
. Mrs. w. F.. Shaw and Miss Doroth.
Morford were in Yakima Sunday.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-14
Want Ads

CALIFORNIA ORANGES for sale
next week by William Syford; $1.80
per crate. Orders taken by Mrs. Syf-
ford, Hartford, or Mrs. E. F. Newton,
phone O1O7. 1tpl4.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-14

MAN WANTED to farm my soldier
tract near deVeuve ranch for crop.
House; water rent paid. Cecil Barge,
Priest Rapids. 2tcl4.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-14

FINGER WAVES, Marcels, Mani
cures, Facial and Scalp Treatments.
Jane Remlinger, White Bluffs.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-14

FOR SALE-Wine grape cuttings,
SOC a hundred. Paul Bruggemann.
2tc6
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. K. A House drove to
Pasco Monday afternoon to visit with
the Roy Skill family. Mr.. Skill has
been in the hospital for the past week,
convalescing from a minor operation
which was occasioned by blow he
received on his chest while he was
changing tire The tire came off UNI
expectedly and an infection which set
in where it struck him gained such
Roadway that more than two inches
of one rib had to be cut out
4
Mrs Ben Moede entertained at din
ner Saturday evening for two of her
former colleagues, Miss Mildred An
derson and Norman Janney, and Mr.
Janney's guest, Arnold Moffett. Be-
sides the hosts and the honor guests
those attending were Mr.. and Mrs. O.
I. Wright, Miss Lois Duvall and Mr.
and Mrs. William Williamson.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-03-14
MORE THAN TWENTY RELATIVES
HOLD REUNION AT CAMPBELLS'

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell en-
tertained more than twenty relatives
of Mrs. Campbell at family reunion
Sunday, when two brothers and three
sisters and their families arrived to
spend the day The brothers and sis
tiers we're A. o. Larsen of Waverley,
Albert Larsen of Walla Walla, Mrs. E.
E. Kirkpatrick of Burbank, Mrs. Lewis
Larsen of Kennewick and Mrs. j. /
Miller of Hanford. Dinner was served
cafeteria style and the family spent
a very happy afternoon together.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-21
Halle Twice Dodges
Italian Air Raids

Adds Ababa - After one
failure to 'get Emperor
Halle Selassies Italian air
planes made a second bonn
bardment Of Dessye.
Squadrons of ombing planes
swooped over the still smo--
king ruins of Dessye, ,accor-
ding to advices reaching the
capital.
Their main objective 1T was
believed here, was the en-
peror's castle there.
Manning a machine gun
himself. the emperor escaped
injury by his presence in the
court yard while the palace
was hit during the rain of
more than 500 bombs.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-21
Man Victim Of Smoking
In Bed

Los Angeles - Presumably
falling to sleep while smoking
Frank Cleveland. l149 E 53.d
st was burned to desth
when his house and garage
caught fire last Wednesday
evening.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-21
Notes of Science

The Greek Parliament has enacted law providing
various measures to promote silk culture in Greece
An instrument has been invented to automatically
measure the of irregular figures maps blue
prints.
Following successful test flights passenger airpane
service v be established between malaga and Hong Kong
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-21
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brought Joy and happiness into the world the spirit of the
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to make those about happy by sharing of
blessings with the less Fortunate
The true spirit of Christmas is not in giving to
those from whom expect returns but to those who
needy despondent aud the craig of life These
are the ones that the sought and administered
unto MAY this Christ spirit prevail during this Yuetide
and the true spirit exist the nations
of the world.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-21
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: Concentrates OepOTtvos .
Por FRANCISCO A. COSTELLO
Exclusive para LA oPlNlON)

Hace mas de ounce dfas que sc
efectuo ell juego METEOROLOGICAL de
foot ball entire las oncenas de la
Universidad Nacional de Mexico y
los Tigres bengaleses de Occiden-
tai, y sin embargo los encargados
del Departamento de Recreo del CT
ty Hall no han proporcionado un
informe de las ganancias y los boz
letos que la Association Atletica
Mexicana del Sur de California
vendio. Hasta esta fecha 10 uaico
Que ha anunciado la administrl-
cion del City Hall es que ell Club
Social Y Deportivo Oh! Sefor gano
ell premio que Mr.. Dudley Shum.
way habia ofrecido al club de IA
Association que vendiera mayor nd
nero de boletos.
Nos extraha sobremanera Que los
componentes de la mesa directiva
de Ia Association Atletica hasta IS
ia fecha no sepan los resultados, y
al mismo tempo esten interesa1os
sobre las g~anancias de la Asocia-
cion.
La opinión., 1935-10-06
CASTILLO VS..
YOUNG TOM
EN- Ell OLYMPIC
Ell protegido de Lang y AL
Jolson, en- pos de otra
victoria estelar

Frankie Castillo hixo 81 debut co
mo peleador estrelIa hace tres sc.
manas. oonquistando una victoria
sobre Speedy Dsdo en- eI Olympic
Auditorium, y hoy en- la noche ha'
&c su reaparicion en- eI estadio de
la Avenida Grand dispuesto a de-
rrotar a Young Tommy, con quien
Sc e~nfrentara en- ell eneuentro es-
trelIs q 10 rounds.
La primera contienda de Casti-
Ito con Dado fue superada por Ia
segunda. que sostuvleron en- ell Es-
tadio de Hollywood la semana pa
sada, y que fue ~declarada un EN-
pate por ell Teniente Jack Kennedy.
En- los primeros tres rounds Da-
do superb a Castillo o su hab'lI'
dad boxistica y mayor experienced
y pareoia que ell mexicano seria de-
rrotado. Pero del cuarto en- adelan-
to ell protegido de Al Lang sc solto
con una lluvia de furiosos puneta-
EOS que pusieron a Dado en- apu-
ros hasta el sexto round. Al terrnl-
mar ell noveno, oil Referee Kennedy
do cuatro rounds a Castillo, tres a
Dado y uno em%patado. En- los dos
episodes finales ambos oponentes
sostuvieron un sensational due.o a
puhetazos, hasta que sono la cam'
pana final. Aunque la mayoria del
pdbIico creyo que Castillo Sc habia
llevado la decision por ligero mar
gen, Kennedy DECLARE la peiea ON
patada.
AL JoLSoN Sc INTERESA EN-
CASTILLO
AL Jolson. famoso actor y cantan
to de la pantalla, asegura que Cas-
tillo tiene MADEIRA de campeon. Jol
son tiene parte del contrato del me-
xicanito en- sociedad con Ell Mana
ger AL Lang, y segdn anuncio aver
ell proximo martes estara en- la es-
quina de su protegido para ayudar'
10 como segundo.
(sinue en- Ia 5a. Paa.)
La opinión., 1935-10-06
Los JUARENSES |
DEBUTARAN EN-
FL PORVENIR'
lnician una serie de S iue-
COS, que terminara ell do
mingo proximo

- 49, 80 -
Us; {: !: !: {: !: ii: ii: !; ! !: e: e; !: : :: !: !:
tarde 70 mperAn
las hostitid a d .
a beisboIisticss en-
S oil diamante del
~ ASSA parte FL Porvenir,
@1-S al final de Ia Ave
1D@J nida Brooklyn, las
novenss mexieanas Carus Rub On,
de Los Angeles, y ciudad Juarez,
del Estado de Chihuahua, inieian.
do una serie de cineo s~ncuentros.
La empresa de Ell P%oryenir ofre-
ce hoy a los aficionados una ver-
dadera function de gala, con mott
vo del debut del equipo de Ciudad
JuArez, con asistencia de numero-
SOS ~invitados de honor, n buena
oruuesta mexicana y otros atracti-
vos en- ell programa.
La invasion de los juarenses a
Los Angeles ha provoeado una ola
de entusiasmo entire los numerosos
chihuahuenses que residen adui,
por 10 que sc cree que n numero-
sa concurrencia asistira hoy a El
Porvenir para yer ell aecion a Ia
novena campeona de Ciudad Jua-
rez.
Los visitantes traen un buen
conjunto de peloteros, que esperan
dominar a los del Carus Rub On
al final de la serie que hoy Sc ini-
cis. Ell proximo ssbado. sesun anun
cia la empresa promotora de los
juegos, Sc efeetuara ell tercer en-.
~cuentro de la serie, y el domingo
los representatives de Ciudad Jua
req Sc despediran del publieo local
con las dos contiendas finales.
Ell primer juego de hoy dara
principle n la una en- punto. Tn
servicio especial de camiones de
pasajeros ha sido estableeido des-
de la esquina de la Gale Rowan y
Brooklyn Avenue hasta las puertas
del parque. a fin de facilitar ell
t~ransporte de los a~ficionados antes
y despues del juego.
Las contiendas de hoy Sc esperan
muy rehidas. va que los equipos
co~ntendientes estan muy bien III
velados Y entraran al diamante dis
puestos a dar TODD 10 que tienen
para llevarse la victoria. Una de-
rrota en- alguno de los juegos ini-
ciales, puede convertirse en- Ia de-
rrota decisiva al final de la serie.
Ell Carus Rub On Sc prosentara
en- ell diamante hoy con sus elemen
tos de costumbre, c%ontando ahora
entire sus filas al veterano pitcher
Chief Rojas, quien ha vuelto a re-
cuperar su antigua forma de Ian.
xador y esta eonquistando victo-
rias para oil equipo del Manager
Villa.
La opinión., 1935-10-06

suma de 100000 por caer al prI-
mer round? Esto es para tomarlo
como loco, como un individuo que
esta fuera de sus sentidos, Max
Schmelin2 fue campeon, es verdad;
ha derrotado a varias sombras de
~boxeadores de antaho,, pero este no
quiere decir que pueda ponerse las
botas con las ofertas que Sc lie han
hecho, dnicamente por ser Ell mas
adecuado para Ell negro dinamita".
Solo sera otro de los que dormiran
Ell sueho de los "justos'' tan prom
to como Louis acaricie su tez bron-
ceada, que le ha dado ell mote de
"Hulano Negro.
Este precio tan al;o que pide ell
aleman por pelear cen Louis Sc
presta a muchas interpretations.
Una, que tiene miedo, pues como
sabe que no hay quien lie de Ell ca
pital que pide, no peleara.
La Association Atletica Mexicana,
ell club que tiene representation de
todos los clubs deportivos de Los
Angeles, Ia que tiene en- su seno la
mayorfa de los clubs compuestos
por m~exicanos, ha acordado Dor
unanimidad de los que la integran,
hacer una intensa campaha en- pro
del deporte. no solo entire los de la
colonia, sine afuera, organizando
encuentros contra otros equipos
a~mericanos, japoneses, italianos,
etc, en- n palabra, hacer que
nuestros dolores SUDAN al lugar que
les corresponds en- c~uestiones de-
portivas.
Este Sc debia haber hecho desde
un principle, porque elementos. CO.
mo 10 he dicho varias wees, existen
10 que no habfa era alguien que ini-
clara la campaha deportiva que es-
Ia por ~iniciarse. Tendran muchas
v~icisitudes al principle, %tropezarAn
con difieultares, pero este no i'm
porta cuando Sc persisue un fin. Ell
de poner a Mexico en- ell lugar que
10 corresponds y en- Ell Que todos los
(slsus en- Ia 5a. Paa.l
La opinión., 1935-10-06
LA TEMPoRADA DE BASKET
BALL Sc APROXIMA

Con la aproximacion del basket
ball los principales club Deporti-
vos de Los Angeles Sc estan prepa
rando para la proxima campaha
que los llevara en- pos del campeo-
nato de Ia Association Atletica Me-
xicana.
Este a1o como nunca Sc vera mas
rivalidad entire las quintas que par
ticiparan en- las ligas mayores y
memories de la Association, porque
muchos de los clubs que en- amos
pasados no participaron tomaran
parte ahora. Ell senior Juan Alfonso,
Presidente del cuerpo atletico del
Sur de California, nos manifesto ha
ce varios dfas que habfa nombrado
al joyen Armando Gonzalez como
comisionado para organizar ell tor
neo de basketball.
Gonzalez es uno de los mejores
j%ugadores con que cuenta en- la &C
tualidad Ell Club OLYMPIA.