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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13

Il met Mr.. DeMiIIe IN Palestine
and 1 want to renew our acquaint-
ance by visiting him. Miss Kirness
said.
Her costume dance programs are
so arranged to show the history of
Palestine country and the upbuild-
ing of that country, she states.
One of her numbers will illustrate
part of the Bible. Other numbers
will include: LAS I Take It."
Ruth" Chasidele, 'Hayehudi Be
galuth" Bring Up the Curtain"
and "Yen1enite =
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Another Successful Movie

lust what is the difference be-
- tween sanity and insanity? That
Is the question which is brought up
by the events in Private Worlds
the adaptation Of Phyllis Bottomes
novel. which stars Claudette Colbert,
Joan Bennett, Charles Boyer and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Strange But True

Tlilo Carminati and Mary Ellis
so enjoyed working with the crew of
Paramount's Paris in Spring" that
they gave each tcchnician a gift at
the completion of production, also
a chicken dinner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Mae Gets Invitations

Since Mae West told Lord Byng
she might be in England for the
silver anniversary of the browning
of King George, she has received
invitations to 81 different functions
to be held during the festival.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
GRAY Aids Camera Work

Paramount's The Devil Is a
Woman" starring Marlene Dietrich,
is the first picture 10 be photo
graphed with gray sets. This inno-
vation makes the lens work more
brilliant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Three Movies Held Over for
Second Week SET Precedent
in City Film Theater Annals
Life Beams at 40 Naughty Marietta and Mississippi
Remain With Presentations, Respectively, at the
Apollo, Palace and Circle.
BY WALTER ID. HICKMAN


i held over or theates
Apollo ond week with VIII Rogers IN Life Be
jeanette Macdonald
nd Eddy .y Marietta"
Crosby Mississippi
spending the Indiana
each Of these pictures have enough
appeal held second continuous week.
Cos Apollo who visits his
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13

Wotl Alt0l I'd.
The story Of the
picture wraps itself
about the four main
c haracterS. DR..
Jane f Y 2 r . s {
young. ambitious
and beautiful pSy-
ChiatriSt. who is IN
love with her work ,
Or. Alex NaCGreg
cor. also ambitious.
but also in love with
his wife: his wife,
Sally, whose devo-
ti0n Is almost an
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Dancer to Give Recital

Nina KirneSS. PaIestinian
dancer. will give an Orien-
tai dance recital in costume
at Kirshbaum Center, Sun
day night, April 81. She is
making her first American
tour.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26
Pros r l. is-oyers or ! oyagc
frou q. iltc J. Grid

Pro q l. Lfs-oyers 81 Joyage
irou f. iitc J. Grid
Tv1H "s rrrw ot ,ho seth
"a r fnd m ara orclueive
foods for more
end ate ihtm
ed fHe wera tn Samoa.
to't hF Captain
-ftn Frk fhe hlps navi.
t~ TEa @fh Parker"
faHf master which
d eeter the com.
u8 E u Lord who Gre
1 t eha rseter after
f Wa
satp voyage took Il
the furnace beat ~ the
aatr aua the freezing cold
tHr Srth Atlantic IN mid.
nter hat ESQ canned feeds 81
s-res sfa 80 through all
ru af temperature and
8 pr lIfs aTer throughout tho
"trip
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26

distant city finds a prime
fruit fully ripened, but not soft
or decayed.
The wax coated melons have
already made, their appearance g
on the New York market and
other far eastern points. The
wax film allows the cantloupes
to breathe" but to over-ripen.
Another advantage that is claim
G d for the wax-coating is that
ii does away with much of the
melon odor, so that house
wives do not hesitate to buy
several at a time and keep them
in the refrigerator, knowing that
that the odor will not taint the
other foods in the icebox.
Central Arizona shippers, quick
to introduce any Improvement
which puts their products on a
par with the rest OF the country,
will probably try the method, at
least experimentally next year.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26
ARIZONA NOTES
Stanley ". Tess

There will soon be a new kind
of summer job opened up in
Arizona, il Arizona Cantaloupe
growers adopt a scheme which
is now being followed in certain
parts of the country.
This job will be known as
"cantaloupe dunking' The word
"drunking' usually has some
thing to do with a doughnut and
cup Of coffee; however in the
case to which we refer, the OBJ
jects being dunked are canta-
loupes, and the solution in which
they are dipped is a vat OF mol
ten wax.
Yes sir. believe it or not, it
has been found that cantaloupes
dipped in wax will STAY in per-
feet condition for several days
longer than when marketed the
old way. In fact. the wax coat
ing in said to hold up the natu-
raj process of npening and de
cay.
This discovery makes it pos
sible to leave the fruit in the
field. on the vines until ripening
is much more nearly complete.
Then the wax bath puts a stop
TO further changes in condition,
and the housewife in some far
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26
Give Industry a Fair Chance

The power of govern
ment 20 improve conditions
is not a drop in the bucket
compared % the enormous
prosperity-making capicitv
that lies in the natural ten
dency OF business and in
dustry TO make their prod
ucts az lower cost. 10 dis
tribute them widely. and in
the process TO create more
Jobs and higher wages. said
Ernest T. Weir. Chairman of
the National Steel Corpora
ton. recently. This natural
capacity has been importeut
recently because of the fear
and uncertainty engendered
among business men by
governmental interference.
IL is an often expressed
belief that government can
neither create nor prevent
recovery-but il can retard
il for a discouragingly long
time. By sitting investments
with taxation. by destroying
confidence through bureau
cratic domination. and by
standing in the way Of in
dustrial expansion through
threats OF more and increas-
ingly stringent regimenia-
tion OF the nations produc-
tive machinery. politics can
become prosperitys worst
enemy.
Give industry a fair chance.
and it viii do its part 10
bring back good times.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26
Seven weeks without Fresh
Feed

"H-e expected l Flink. who
fss isen ae AI'.ae aips tar over
tar re1r tH HI the seven
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26
NOTICE

We have one Kelivinator
Electric Refrigerator, fami-
ly size. in AL condition for
only $4,000. This won't stay
here long at that price.
Also slightly used West
inghouse Electric Refrige
-ator. You can save S65.00
on this refrigerator; carries
a five year guarantee.
Breeze Radio Service
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26
What We Think
(Bv Frank Dixonl


sense Of the word but think
the time Is not far distant
when any considerable num-
Der Of people is going TO sit
down quietly and 90 hungry
for want Of employment and
money 20 buy food while a
population counts It's wealths
in hundreds OF thousands and
millions.
As see il. and I view il
merely as a many trying 20
seek a solution. it is up 10 the
wealth and the big fortunes
Of this country 10 work out
the necessary solution Of the
condition before the other
element Of the population at
temps 70 work ii out.
/ believe there is a solu-
ton and the biggest mistake
that wealth and money can
make is TO do nothing about
il.
| say this with the full
realization that the time will
never come nor conditions
will never be so good but
that a certain amount Of our
people will always live on
the ragged edge in a sort Of
hand 10 mouth existence.
To those who are incapa-
ble OF self management
there can never nc any relief
outside of pure paternalism.
My hired man was ap-
preached the other day by
the village dead beat and
prize panhandler for the
loan Of a quarter. When a
man strikes YOU for a loan
for a five you know that some
day he may pay il back but
It's a sure thing when a
quarter is asked for il VIII
never be paid back.
Knowing the very prudent
and thrifty habits Of my
hired man | was somewhat
surprised that the touch"
was made so / asked him
how it happened that he
yielded on this occasion.
Well" the hired man
said. "You see il was this
way, when he first approach
ed me he told me how well
! stood with him. how we'll |
stood in the community and
what a high class citizen +
was. Then he told me about
my father and all the family.
all of whom he said were
high class citizens. After he
talked along this line for
about an hour he asked me
a quarter. felt that | could /
mt turn down a man who
thought that well of me and
my family and besides il
gives one quite a thrill TO
hear so many nice things
said about himself so | gave
him the quarter. figured he
had earned ii"
The hired man also told me
that if the fellow had lust
said a few words about his
dog he would probably I.
have given him a dollar. Il
knew by that the fellow I
must have hit his soft spot I
because I know how big \ |
dollar is TO a hired man. Il
was q hired man once myself. |
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26

t1H niuih wreE before reached
fhe fis % ths trf two
r a H - our
Ua sul wc
hed io Flg uu cur
cannes
fargUa had brought
a'asF r aHaei anhcrry
H..e aaB canned tauto Juice
Ffe Wa utF among
Ertw .t uufE
fle tth a
- prevalent .u lha o.4 days a.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26
Canned Foods Met All Tests

sailing vessels that British ships
we're called lime iuicors' because
they were required by Law 10
serve lime Juice 10 the crew 10
ward OF this disease.
But even II ws had not had
the loEauberry and tomato Juice,
wc would not have feared Acurvy.
as Se had plentiful supply OF
canned spinach. beans. carrots.
peas and other vegetables which
are equally good preventativss
We also had such meats ns canned
corned beef and frnnkturterA. and
such fish as canned clam chovder
and goldfish cakes. These latter
foods were Injuries because yor
can't catch fAh at sea. you know.
cscepi once In . long while n
stray dolphin
Ard Then Mostly Canned
Foods
at the Galapagos Islands We
caught = biz haul two tons-of
fresh hah. but we couldn't get
srrrt@h shm-a fo
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26

1t really wasn't until We
reached the AarqueKas about Q
month later that We could get q
plentiful supply Of fresh foods. 30
Tor nearly three months the chief
part 81 our diet consisted Of
canned foods. And we all kept
healthy and liked a. We had
some things which are not usu.
ally canned pat up in tins 10 pre-
serve them at sea through all the
varying temperatures Shredded
wheat. for instance. Ard we had
powdered milk and matted milk
as we'll - evRporatod milk
AS g matter ~ fact wr sab
sisted largely aH canned foods
during the entire voyage.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26

huut trd u3IaH
from Panama
to the Gala
Ean IHl8nds
tn about n
but ike
Au ut
Mariner ~ .
aimed
in the dol
drums and ft
wN into
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26

80
b a .y OF
green Nge
tables or fresh
fruit We got a
large supply
of wild lem
ons. but that
was all ia the
way % fruit
and for fresh
meat we Killed
wn Wild bulls.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-26
s. p. Railway Train Schedule
West Bound
Train No. IL. 1000 a. m.
Train No. 9. 6:5s p. m.
East Bound
Train No II. 2:5l m.
Train No. {. 9:44 a. m.

Boss: Il had 10 fire my
new stenOgrapher.
Clerk: Didn't she have
any experienced"
Boss: None at all. / told
her 10 sit down and she look
ed around for a chair.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
iPasa de 40 Amos?
IcompIetamente Agotado7
Gran descubrimiento frances ofrece
un rapido incremento en- energia,
ambicion, vivacidad. Nutre la
sanQr aumenta Ell apetlto

ST Sc siente deprimido, agotado, ner-
vioso, debil 0 achacoso 6por que no
seguir Ell ejemplo de otros miles de
hombTes J mujeres de su misma edad
que han tornado Quina Laroche con
Hero para conserVarse aptos, dormir
mejor, conner con buen apetito y To-
grar mayor energfa de su alimenta-
ci0n? Quina Laroche con Hero es I'm
antique t6nico frances en- formula de
vino que ha tenido s~orprendente exito
en- TODD el mundo.
No imDorta que otros tonicos o me-
dicinas ferruginoeas haya tornado sin
eYito-si no esta fuerte O SO siente
bien, Sc debe a ST mismo el probar Ia
Quina l.aroche. Note la energfa ,Iue
lie proporciona-vea como aumenta la
vitalidad y resistencia de las personals
debiles. nerViosas y cansadas, en- po-
cas- semanas en- muchos casos.
Los nltimos informes rendidos por
emiuentes medicos dicen que el hie-
FRO es absolutamente esenclal para
que su sangre convierta 81 alimento
que come EN- tejldos m~usculares. Sin
hero no hay energia, vitalidad y re-
sistencia para combatir las enferme-
dades. La falta de suficiente hero
ha arruinado los nervlos de muchos
hombres o mujeres. robindo'es luerza
vlrll y etamina, tan n~ecesaria para el
exito y poder en- la vida social y de
los ~negocios.
No espere. Vaya a la farmacla mas
cercana y solicite un frasco srande
y economico de la Quina Laroche de
a~gradable sabor y estimulante. listed
notara Embellishments la mejorfa.
Sc sentira feliz de haber leldo este
anunclo. lnsista EN- solicitar la Quina
l:aroche iegitima con Ia firma del DR..
i. I5aroche en- la envoltura exterior
l Y ILELLl-
La opinión., 1935-05-19
A PESAR DE TODD, Sc HARAN
DOTACicNES

ANTE esta sltuacion. la autori-
dad agraria. por acuerdo expreso
del Presidente de la Republica. le-
jos de cejar Ell su empeho de- a
Ger cumplir la ley. hacer efectivas
las resoluciones presidenciales exis-
tentes y dar rapido curse a los ex-
pedientes en- tramite, continuara es
forzandose por superar los obsta-
culos Que ell latifundismo lie pre-
sente hasta resolver en- su inte-
gridad ell problema, para cumplir
asf con su deber.
mo solo sc reiyindicaron las tie
rras que %pertenecen a los eJidos,
para que entren en- possession efecti-
va las communicates; no solo Sc or
ganizara a estas Y Sc les r~efacclo-
nara con ell credito indispensable.
sine que, a su tempo. la institu-
cion Official correspondence gestio-
nara 10 ~necesario para que los ell
datarios privados a veces por lar
COS amos del d~isfrute de sus tie
rras. sean indemnizados por quie-
mes las han venido ocupando y ex-
plotando ilegalmente'.
Gabino vSxnuex.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
Ell PASO, TEX.
VREMSAk MARIA SU


Ell PASo. Texas, Mayo 14,-(Por
Correo).- Relatando una serie de
a~venturas, entire las que figura una
penosa odisea por los desiertos en-
compahia de bandidos, ha regresa-
do a esta eiudad el i~ngeniero Luis
Yremsakouien haee algunos me-
'ses fue secuestrado en- Zacatecas y
sus custodios exigieron Ia suma de
diez mil pesos por concepto de res
cate, aunque no llegaron a recibir
dicha cantidad gracias a la opor-
tuna intervention de las tropas fe-
derales.
Vremsak asegura que las fuerzas
del g~obiernon Sc cuidan mas de
una joven suerrillera ilamada Jo-
vita, que de las mismas gavillas re-
beldes, manifestando que Ia mu-
chacha capitanea n banda de To-
ragidos sanguinarios Y era hija de
un general 'cristero" que fue muer-
to en- I'm combate hace POGO item
pc. Segdn "a version que da Vrem-
SAX, las tropas llegaron a obtener
Ia captura de Jovita V Ia t%uvieron
presa mas de un ano, hasta que
logro escapar en- una forma move
lesca. no sin mites haber dado
muerte a varios de los que Ia te-
Man presa.
BESIDE entonces, segdn dice Ell in
formante. Joyita no sc da punto de
reposo para asaltar %rancherlas Y
TODD Ell mundo lie teme porque es
muy sanguinaria, dandose ell caso
de que mata solo por Ell gusto de
matar. ahorrandose ell trabajo de
tener a sus prisioneros.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
LlEGOSE AUN A INCENDlAR
PLANTIOS De HENEQUEN

"Segun lnformes ~oficiales recibi-
dos en- la Jefatura del Department
TO. no solo Sc utlliza la prensa To-
cal y als1n 6rgano periodistico ca
pital.no que acoge en- sus Columns
publicidad de Ia tests latifundista;
no solo Sc emplea Ell radio para
presentar los actos de la autori-
dad agraria como inequitativos res
peeto de los propios 81 datarios,
pretendiendo asi provocar una divi-
sion entire estos. al hacer Greer que
los intereses de los campesinos me-
nos favorecidos por la calidad de
Ia TERRA son conscientemente de-
fraudados por Ia autoridad. GUAM
do Sc dota a otras communicates
de terrenos que. por su naturaleza,
son mejores; s'no que tambien es
va sistemAtico ell hecho de que en
tres o cuatro eiidos estan regis
trAndose incendios de henequenales.
Y de que en- la mayoria de ellos. el
incendio Sc concrete q los "plan-
teles'' del ejido. pues que los he
nequenales s%ohrantes a Ia finca ma
da han sufrido o han sufrido muy
POGO. maxine 81 Sc considera que
los latifundistas han tenido buen
cuidado de asegurar contra incen-
dos Y academies. con toda antioi-
pacion, sus propiedades. y n veZ
reaiizado ell riesgo-si es que ell
fuego pasa a u pertenencias -
hacen Electives los seguros.
EN- Ell ejldo de Cacalchen. hasta
.hace dos dias. estaban haciendose
esfuerzos inauditos para sofocar ell
incendio que habfa va ocasionado
~perdidas por valor de $685. 100000 en-
propiedades eiidales.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
LAS AUTORlDApES AGRARlAS
NO ATROPELLAN DERECHOS

Los latifnndistas %pretenden ha-
Ger Greer Que la autoridad ~agraria,
en- oposiei6n a las dec1araciones del
! Primer Mandatario y apartandose
de las orientaciones que ell Plan
! Sexena' establece. atrope'la los de-
rechos de los hacendados y orga-
MIA a los csmpesinos con tenden-
cias comunistas, cargo este dlt mo
que mas directamente Sc en1ereza
al Banco Nacional de Credito Agri-
cola.
"Ello es abso.utamente inexacto
y representa- la existencia de una
intencion dolosa Que. a costa de
%torcer la verdad Y buscar ell des-
prestigio de las inst!tuciones, in
tenta defender privilegios de lati-
fundistas.
"a reserva de que Sc de q Ia pu-
blicidad ell -estudio tecnico sde con-
junto que pone en- claro la verda-
dera sltuaclon del problema ejidal
en- Yueatan, debo afirmar por aho-
ra que la question, Observable en-
su aspecto general. Sc plantea en-
los terminus Que paso q definir
Los cxpedientes i~nstaurados des
de 1915 hasta 1894, por comunida-
des agrarias del Estado de Yucatan,
hacen un total de 259. En- ellos Sc
habfan dictado. al tomar possession
de la P~residenc'a de la Repnblica
el senior general Carde.as. 20s re-
soluciones presidenciales. De estas
Sc habian ejecutado 143. muchas de
elias en- lorna virtual.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
cIuoAD DE MexIco,> Mayo 1.

ClODhD DE MENICOS Mayo IL,
-(Por Correo). Los grandes te-
rratenientes de la Peninsula yucca
teca. segdn 10 expresa categorical
mente ell jefe del Departamento
Agrario. vienen librando una cam
paha para frustrar ell cumplimien-
to de las promesas que Ell general
Lazaro CArdenas, todavfa con ell
caraeter de candidate presidential.
formula a los campesinos de aque-
la lejana region del pals. relativa-
mente a las dotaclones ejidales que,
en- muchos casos. desde largo item
! pc ha, debieron haber sido hechas
n numerosas comunidades.
Para contrarrestar semejante ae-
titud, por acuerdo expreso del Pri-
mer Magistrate de la Nacion, en-
veg de d~ejarse en- ell proposito de
I resolver ell problema agrario en-
Yucatan, ell Departments respecti-
vo activara la e%jecucion de todas
las resoluciones pendientes. a cuyo
efecto su ~titular, ell licenciado Ga
bino Vazquez, eXpidl6 anoche las
siguientes de~claraclones, que inser-
tamos t~extuales:
ICON motive de la acci6n que Ell
Departments Agrario desarrolia en-
Ell Estado de Yucatsn. para hacer
Electives los beneficlos que la ley
concede a los campesinos y para
cumplir la promesa empehada por
ell Presidente de Ia RepGblica du-
rante su jira como candidate del
Partido Nacional Revolucionario,
en- marco de 1894, los la~tifundistas
yueatecos han organizado n cam
paha que pretende detener Ia ac-
ci6n agraria Y aplazar ell cumpli-
miento de las r~esoluciones presi-
denciales por cuya virtud debtan
estar en- possession de ejidos, desde
hace varios amos en- muchos casos,
centenares de comunidades agra
rias yucatecas.
Isl esa campaha Sc hubiera Con
cretado a la publication de artfcu-
los flrmados por voceros del lati-
fundismo henequenero, ell ~suscrito.
titular de organo del poder pdb'ieo.
no refutaria en- su caracter Official
las aseveraciones ~interesadas del
articulista. Pero las cosas han asu-
mido preparedness de verdadera re
belion a los acuerdos legitimos de
la autoridad Y Sc registrar casos
de atentados en- propiedades ejida-
les cuya responsabilidad. 81 bien es
diffcil de. puntualizar por ell mo-
mento. puede logicamente atr.buir-
sc a los interesados Ell detener ell
aYance de la reforma agraria.
La opinión., 1935-05-19
D 5
RIVALES LUCHAN
A GARROTAzOS
Varios obreros resultaron
heridos; Sc dan las eau
sas del zafarrancho

clUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo is.
-(Exclusivo).-U nuevo zafarran-
cho entire grupos obreros Sc regis
tr6 hoy cerca de la Junta Federal
de Cancellation Y Arbitraje, en- dom
de los componentes del Sindicato
de Obreros Y Emplesdos de la In
dustria Bonetera del Distrito Fede-
raj. resultaron agredidos por ele-
mentos de la Confederation de o.
breros Y Campesinos. A c~onsecuen-
cha del choque resultaron varios
miembros del SYNDICATE con algu-
~lesiones, pues sus a%tacantes es-
taban armados de palos y macanas.
En- concepto de los atacados, la
causa que motive el nuevo choque
entire obreros. es debido al natu-
raj despecho, pues ell SYNDICATE per-
nance autonomo. no habiendose
querido unir a la confederation
de Obreros Y Campesinos. a pesar
de Ia reiterada insistenc.a que han
mostrado por que Sc les unan.
-)o(-
-,(LEA I'D. IA opINIoND:-
La opinión., 1935-05-19
ALFONSO cAsAsoLA, REGREsA

Ell PASo, Texas, Mayo 14.-(Por
Correo) Acadia de regresar a esta
ciudad ell conocido fotografo mexi-
cano Alfonso Casasola, despues de
una larga estancia en- ell Viejo Con-
tinente, donde visito las principal
les capitales y las ciudades mas
importantes de Europa. de las cua-
les tomo una serie de p%elfculas CT
nematograficas que Sc propone ex-
hibir en- esta ~poblacion.
Casasola es uno de los compa
triotas mas populares de Ell Paso
" siempre Sc ha significado por su
cariho a Mexico y la propaganda
que hace en- pro del pats. recomen-
La opinión., 1935-05-19
ARlZM ENDI VA A JUAREZ
CIUDAp JuAREz, Chihuahus,


Mayo 14.-(Por Correo).-La nue.
va empresa que regentea la fla
mantle Arena Panamerlcana de es-
Ia ciudad, ha contratado al famoso
boxeador mexicano Baby Arizmen-
do. quien probablemente sc pre-
sentara a fines del presente mes,
contra uno de los mas destacados
pugilistas locales.
Entire los muchaehos j~uarenses
que Sc disputan ell honor de me-
dirse o Arizmendi, figuran Babe
Colima. Bobby Fernandez y Johnny
Mirabal, aunque tambien ha pedi-
do ese pleito ell boxeador Mike
Woolsey, un indio de Oklahoma que
peleara ell viernes proximo contra
Colima.
FL p1blico de Ciudad Juarez sc
hace cada dia mas ~aficionado a las
peleas de box, contrariamente a 10
La opinión., 1935-05-19
GRAVES ACUSACONES HFCHAS
ENLA CAPITAL CONTRA Los
TERRATENIENTES DE YUCATAN
Que Sc oponen sistematicamente a ~cualquier resolution
del Presidente Cardenas, dice ell DEPARTMENT. A
grario; anuncia como actuara en- 10 SUCCESSIVE

| Los latifundistas habian logrado
aplazar la entrega efeetiva de las
tierras a las comunidades. en- Ia
gran mayorfa de los casos. Y CONT
nuaban. como contindan hasta Ia
fecha. exp'otando %terrenos que le-
galmente pertenecian. de amos a
trss. a los eIidatar.os, por virtud
de las r~esoluclones presideneiales
dictadas. dandose prisa N numero-
SOS casos en- practicar siembras de
henequen en- terreuos lneultos sus-
traidos por ellos al dominic de las
oomun'dades. para crear intereses
Y mejor defender la possession y dis
frute legal de tales terrenos.
La opinión., 1935-05-19

dandolo siempre a los americanos
para que 10 vlsiten y Sc les quite
la falsa idea que tienen de que to-
dayia esta en- lamentable estado
de atraso.
Despues de residir muchos aqui,
tuvo la inmensa pena de perder a
su esposa ell mes de diciembre del
ano pasado v Ell pesar lie ocasiono
un serio quebrantamiento en- su sa-
lud. hasta que los medicos lie aeon
~sejaron que buscara distraction en-
los Wales.