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La opinión., 1935-07-20
Divisiones, nacionalismo a
utranza, venganzas, rencores...

-"Ningun espiritu sincere po-
dria discutir,-nos eXpresa ell DR..
T'anas-Suarez,-que despues que
existe la S. d. N. del Tratado de
Versailles, a pesar de las multi
Piles conferencias Y de las femen-
tidas declaraciones de amistad, de
acuerdo Y de altruismo hechas con
ell espiritu de Ginebra o con ell de
Locarno, y del sinnumero de Pac-
tos de seguridad, de asistencis
mutua y de cooperation in%terna-
cional (que algunos embaucado-
res Sc %esfuerzan en- presentar CO.
mo distintos de las alianzas mi
litares de otras ~epocas) jamas CO
mo ahora, Sc estimulo mas inten-
samente la voluntad de division,
nj ell sentimiento nacionalista a
utranza, nj ell deseo de venganza,
nj los rencores. -"
Desilusion de los
Ideologos
-
-"ITna ve7 mas-anada Nolan
La opinión., 1935-07-20
Las Deudas de la ReUOluCi0n

probab1idades de triunfo. Desde csc momento, sus ha-
ciendas, sus grandes rebaGos de ganado, sus bienes ente-
ros, fueron puestos al servicio de la Revolution. Todo ESQ
Sc ha perdido. TODD fue confiscado por los elementos
que Ell mismo %protegiera. Cuando Carranza triunf6, ha-
biendo quedado Sonora bajo la jurisdiction villista, divide
los favores recibidos y autorizo ell destierro de Maytorena.
La preponderancia de Gales en- la polftica nacional mas
tarde, llevo ea actitud hasta ia mas extremada crueldad.
Cuando Sc permitio-tacita aunque no oficialmente ell
paso de Maytorena a territorio nacional, ell Callismo Sc
encargo de proscribfrlo nuevamente, hacienda peligrar
SUI VIDA. nj un solo palmo de terra que fue suya antes.
lie fue devuelto; nj un solo centavo de indemnizacion Dor
los danos recibidos. La crueldad mas terrible fue eiercida
contra aquel hombre que 10 habfa sacriicado TODD por un
ideal que era ell de sus mismos enemigos.
La opinión., 1935-07-20
MOMBRES DIE
len PARI

Raro privilegio, - deciamos EN-
nuestra Introduction de aver, -
amable coincidencia ercontrarse en-
Paris con I'm Hombre de America.
La OCCASION era demasiado bella pa
ra dejarla escapar, maxine GUAM
do tenfamos conocimiento que ell
Doctor Planas-Suarez, ilustre in
ternacionalista v~enezolano, estaba
trabajando desde hace amos en- una
obra Observation-Disclosures a la
America Latina.
La opinión., 1935-07-20
Plan international y
caracter universal

A n pregunta nuestra, ell DR.,
Planas-Suarez responde:
EN- la llamada guerra mum
dial tuvo su Fundamental y motive
de desarrollo ell gran plan inter
nacional que por su peculiar ma
~turaleza y fines debia tener ca
racter universal.
La opinión., 1935-07-20

colicamente ell distinguido juris-
perito,-se ha dejado sentir ell pc
so de la tradicion, avasallando con
su Influenza las decisiones del
presente y del future proximo.
Grande ha de ser la Gesilusion de
los i~deologos al comprobar que la
Europa de hoy, como la de aver,
no es otra cosa que un sistema
de fuerzas, conscientemente or
~ganizadas, EN- constante anhelo de
eouilibrio, para constituir un yer
dadero ''sistema de defensa".
La opinión., 1935-07-20
La Entrevista

Ell cambio de ideas, que habia
empezado en- ell salon de Horloge
del Horloge del Quai d'Orsay, en-
ire Ell jurisconsulto y ell Periods
ia, sc prosiguio lueso, hasta ano-
checer, en- ell marco ~cosmopolita
del Cafe de la Paix.
La opinión., 1935-07-20

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La opinión., 1935-07-20

Cuando Carranza lego a Hermosillo, hambriento y
haraposo-todavfa viven muchos de los que vieron como
era vestido ell Primer Jefe por ordenes de Maytorena,
a raiz de SUI arTibo-el hoy eXiliado polftico era la mas
alta autoridad entire los elementos que combatian por los
principles del madcrismo. Pudo no reconocer la autori-
dad de Carranza, y seguir adelante con la campana, va
que contaba con las brilantes fuerzas de Sonora, enca-
bezadas por ell General Alvaro Oregon. Y sin embargo,
SUI sinceridad en- ell movimiento, su honradez a toda prue-
ba, vencio cualquier impulse egoista del momento, po-
niendo TODD 10 que tenia y 10 que valfa, al servicio del
Primer Jefe, reconociendolo, para asumir modestamente
I'm segundo lugar en- la contienda.
Pero hay todavia algo mas. A diferencia de 10 que
sucedio con la mayor parte de los altos jefes de la Revo-
luci6n, Maytorena no la abraz6 por ambiciones de rique-
"a nj de honores. Cuando Madero vino a Sonora, cuando
lego al puerto de Guaymas, Sc encontro con todas las
puertas cerradas por ordenes del Gobernador. No hubo
un solo hotel en- que lie permitieran alojarse, por conside-
rarlo '~pelgroso para la paz pubica'. Y entonces Mayto-
rena lie ofrecio SUI casa para que en- ella plantara su Guar
tel general en- la campaIia antirreeleccionista. Maytorena
era entonces muy rico. Alejado de la politica como esta-
ba, tenfa 10 suficiente que perder para ponerse, por inte-
res, de parte de un grupo que aparentemente tenia pocas
La opinión., 1935-07-20
Genesis de la S. d. N.

Este primer tomo es, en cierta
manera, ell genesis de la S. D. N.
creada por ell Tratado de Versailles
y SUI aplicacion a traves de las di-
versus etapas de las relaciones
politicas entire los pueblos vence-
dores, vencidos y neutros. Els tam
bien, la obra, una a~dvertencia a
toda America. Una admonicion
que debe ser meditada en- TODD 10
que ella vale y significa.
La opinión., 1935-07-20

Don Jose Maria Maytorena tiene ahora una edad muy
avanzada. NADIA serfa mas amargo, NADIA constituirfa un
reproche mas tremendo para los revolucionarios. que de-
jarlo morir en- ell extranjero, olvidado intencionalmente
por aquelos a quenes Ell mismo formo y alent6. La excl
tativo de Prieto Laurens viene a tempo para reparar esa
falta. Desaparecida la Influenza de Gales de la faz de
Mexico, la Administration actual tiene a la vez que ell de-
Der de repatriar al ex-Gobernador de Sonora, una opor-
tunidad para conquistarse la simpatia de milares de re-
yolucionarios con tan hidalgo gesto. Y la Union de We
teranos de la Revolution, de reciente creacion en- Mexico,
esta en- la obligation de prohijar la iniciativa.
La opinión., 1935-07-20

Coyoacan Y Guadalupe, SIno que
ha seguido en- ell c~anibaleo man
dando caniba,ear a los braves que
tuvieron la ocurreneia de pensar
que a los chacales Sc les amansa
con discusses.
Lo que 70 sugeriria para csc
''camarada" que no parece hom-
bre normal, sino persona enfer-
ma, seria una serie de lavados
in~testinales con salsa de esa que
lleva ell nombre de su TERRA. lie
harlan bien Y lie q|uitarian las ga
mas de seguir canibaleando a las
gentes que rezan y a las que to-
davia Green en- la eficacia de los
espiches.
Dicen de Aaron Saenz, perso-
maize circunspecto que circunspec-
tamente supo %aprovechar la tenn
porsdita de ounce amos en- que
lie vino la de buenas, que tiene
dos titulos de los que dan lustre
hasta a los mas deslustrados: es
iicenciado Y es general.
Y dicen tambien que los dos
titulos lie han servido a maravi-
LA para Eacerse waller, aunque no
en- los campos respectivos. Todo
10 contrario: los generates no 10
tratan de "companero" sino de
''senor licenciado", Y los plea
pleitos de espolon o de medic pc
| en- vez de llamarlo "colega" lie
dan ell trdtamiento de "senor ge-
neral.
Cosa ~parecida me ha venido SUI
eediendo a mi o estas "balas
eXpansiyas' que a chaleco tengo
que aventar cada semana- Cus.ndo
las estuye disparand uen verso, al
gunos oarcias me escibieron pi-
diendolas en- prosa, aunque con
toda zalameria y muchA mano
i~zquierda me decian que los YER
SOS 'estaban muy bouitos". Y
ahora que he vuelto a garrapa-
tearlas en- prosa. tres cuates y doc
cuatas me han ePistolado solicit
tando ''que. les vuelva a echar
verso. iComo nos yamos a en-
tender? ME quieren pueta o me
quieren p~rosero? Puedo, 81 Sc
hace n~ecesario. b~arajarla, pero no
duiero que me ocurra 10 que .
Saenz, a quien los generates no
tragan sinO como licenciado,
los licenciados a la visconverss.
Y aqui nos yeremos ell sabado
proximo, 81 Dios nos do liceneiS
La opinión., 1935-07-20
Los ~responsables

-iQuienes a su o2iu'on, doe
tor, son los responsableS de ,ste
deplorable estado de cosas?
La principal responsabilid, ID
de esta situacion corresponds g
los Gobiernos: que delegan a L.
S. d. n. a los diplomaticos pue
los representa- ante las grandes
La opinión., 1935-07-20
(tl jurista venezolano Simon Planas- Suarez y la pottica
europea en- su reIacion con ell Nuevo Mundo)

Celebr6 la entrevsta: CARLOS MISUNDERSTANDING
VicePresidente de la Association de Perodistas Extranjeros de Paris.
Especial para los Peri6dicos LOZANO
Reproduction Reservada)
La opinión., 1935-07-20

UNA PUBLICA iniciativa a los veteranos de la Revo-
lucion, ACADIA de ser lanzada por ell ex-gobernador de San
Luis Potosf, Jorge Prieto Laurens, quien esta ahora en-
Mexico despues de un largo periodic de desuerro en- los
Estados Unidos. La iniciativa Sc refiere a solicitar del
Presidente Cardenas Sc abran las puertas de la Patria, y
Sc lie ayude y Sc lie vindique, a uno de los pioneros de la
Revolution Mexicana: a don Jose Maria Maytorena.
La Revolucion-dice Prieto Laurens-tiene con May
torena una deuda sagrada, que debe saldar a la mayor
brevedad',. Fue csc hombre ell que recibio con los bra
EOS abiertos a CarTanza cuando, maltrecho y desalenta-
do, Sc refugio en- Sonora con un puhado de sus partida-
rios; fue bajo su sombra que Sc formaron los que luego
serian altos prestigios militares del movimiento: Obregon,
Alvarado, Serrano, Dieguez, Martinez, Gomez, y aun Ell
propio Gales, de quien mas tarde Sc distancio. Y ha sido
~justamente csc distanciamiento ell que engendro rencores
inaplacables, a resultas de los cuales Maytorena Sc We
obligado a vivir en- Los Angeles, en- circunstancias muy
modestas, viejo y sin los amigos que 10 adularon durante
SUI privanza como gobernante y como soldado de la Re-
volucion.
La opinión., 1935-07-20

En- ell case de Maytorena, aunque no de una manera
tan marcada, Sc encuentran otros de los mas sinceros
1mpulsadores del movimiento de 1910 que cristalizo en-
ell gobierno que todavfa rige los destinos de Mexico. Abrir-
les las puertas de la patria, seria I'm acto meritorio, una
reparacion, no importa Guam tardia, de los danos que ell
personalsmo intransigente les ha causado. Dentro de la
ideologia dominante, son hombres titles y necesarios pa
"a la buena marcia de la administration. Tienen ante
cedentes limpios. Sus manos no estan manchadas nj
con la sangre nj con la rapina. 3Por que, entonces, mien-
tras otros que no pueden ufanarse de ESQ mismo desem-
penan altos puestos, estan llenos de honores y de rique-
zas, no Sc puede siquiera dar a estos hombres, ell con-
suelo de pasar los ultimos dias de SUI vida en- la terra de
sus mayores?
Ahora es tempo de enderezar csc entuerto, ST efec-
tivamente hay deseos de conciliacion y de justicia.
La opinión., 1935-07-20

-"Una vez mas-anade melan-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

Brooklyn. and WARD Of the United
States Broadcasting Corp.
The fourth station-WBBC Of the
Brooklyn Broadcasting Corp. - will
benefit through acquisition Of one-half
time, while a newcomer Is given the
remaining one-half. 1t is the Brooklyn
Daily Eagle.
In deciding the case in this fashion
the F. C. C. tossed aside the recon-
mendations of its examiner who har
presided over protracted hearings last
December. The case has been hanging
fire for some two years, with each Of
the four stations seeking to Dust the
others, and with three other applicants
seeking the same facilities.
The examiner had recommended
that the newspapers application be
granted and that all four of the in
cumbent stations be deleted. He rec
commended, further, however, that
should the F. c. C. deny the Eagle ap-
plication, then the petition of Arde
Bulova, matchmaker and half owner
of Station WNEW, New York, and of
Norman X. Winston, New York realtor,
be granted.
Whether there will be appeals to the
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courts by any Of the stations or ap-
plicants is not yet known. That course
usually is taken. All parties have 20
days from the date of the decision in
which to note an appeal.
The deletion of the Brooklyn sta
lions is another evidence Ct the mailed
fist attitude the F. G. c. has adopted.
A month ago y ordered Station KFYR
OF Bismarck, N. OAK. off the air De.
cause of alleged violations of the teen
nical regulations by stepping up its
power. This order does not become et-
fective until October 20.
During the Brooklyn station hearings
1t was contended that four way split
is unsatisfactory both for the station
operators and the listeners. Moreover,
there was evidence adduced that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

miral Snyder makes his permanent
home in Washington.
In command of the cruiser divi-
sion he will succeed Rear Admiral
James o. Richardson, recently ap-
pointed chief of staff to Admiral JOS
eph NJ Reeves, commander in chief
of the United States Fleet.
The Navy Department said that no
successor to Admiral Snyder at Ports
mouth has yet been designated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Sannella, Peter de Rose and Sam
Herman, also will be heard.
ITO Arms for Peace" forceful
radio drama, will be presented during
the World Peaceways program on
WJSV at $50. Senator Nye also
will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

Lanny Ross, tenor, will direct the
Show Boat program on wRC at 9.
Crete Stueckgold, concert and
operate soprano. will be the guest
artist during the Kent Hour on WJSV
at $50. william Days Orchestra
will support her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

Franchot Tone, Hollywood star, will
take part in Rudy Vallee's Variety
Show on WRC at 8. He will take the
leading role in condensed version
of "Mutiny on the Bounty" Muriel
Dickson, opera singer, and an III
strumental trio composed of Andy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
SNYDER TO COMMAND
CRUISER DIVISION 6
Rear Admiral to Succeed Rear
Admiral Richardson, Reeves
Chief of Staff.

Rear Admiral Charles P. Snyder,
commandant Of the Portsmouth, N. H.
Navy Yard, will be detached from his
post on october 10 and assigned as
commander of Cruiser Division 6, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

time-sharing stations we're almost con-
tinually embroiled In controversy.
WRC has scheduled two new pro-
grams for the same sponsor be-
ginning October %. One will be known
as Velvet Voices" and the other
Uncle Zip"
r EG NEWTON will celebrate his
second anniversary on VOL Sat-
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passengers was assembled by Soviet
engineers in the record time of Is
days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03
CLOSING Of THREE
STATIONS ORDERED
New One Granted F. C. C.
License in Brooklyn After
Long Fight.
TINE supreme radio penalty of ex-

TINE supreme radio penalty of ex-
tinction from the ether has
been ordered for three Brook
lyn broadcasting stations by
the Federal Communications Commits
sion because they have failed to serve
public interests"
The broadcast division of the F. c.
c. has ordered the silencing of three
of four stations which now divide time
on a four-way split on the 1,4oO-kilo-
cycle channel. They are KVFW,
owned by Paramount Broadcasting
Corp; With, owned by the Voice of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

urday with a special program at Sis
pm. 1t will be made up entirely Of
popular numbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

Fast Dirigible Building.
Soviet Russia reports that a new
dirigible equipped to carry IL to Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

Dentists everywhere recommend
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder, because
teeth simply cannot remain dull and
film coated when it is used. DR.. Lyons
cleans off all stains and polishes the
teeth in a harmless and practical way
that leaves them sparking-many
shades winter.
Free from all grit or pumice, DR..
Lyons Tooth Powder cannot possibly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

THERE is nothing known that
will clean and polish teeth so
l. quickly and leave them SO
cleaning white-as POWDER.
That is why your dentist, when
cleaning your teeth, as you know
always uses powder.
As it is only the powder part of any
dentifrice that cleans, q dentifrice that
Is ALL POWDER-iust naturally
cleans best.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder is ALL
POWDER-100% cleansing prop
critics. This is more than twice the
cleansing properties of tooth pastes.
The Washington times., 1935-12-27
YOUNG MEN

Sixteen years of age or over. with bicycles,
wanted at once for messenger work. Per-
few may work after school hours. Apply
1917 New York Ave. N. W. Mr.. Schryver.
The Washington times., 1935-12-27
Automobiles
Automobiles for Sale

A SELECTION OF USED CARS priced from
500 70 500. Liberal terms and trade.
Lee D. Butler. Inc. 113S Conn. Ave. N. W.
The Washington times., 1935-12-27
Houses for Rent-FurniShed S9-A
or UnfurniShed

CORNER HOUSE. near 9th and Tucker
man, rms. and bath clOsed-in sleeping
porch, built-in garage: SIS.
HARRY 3. PITTS CO.
1918 18th 81 n. VI. MET. O1OO
The Washington times., 1935-12-27
Automobiles
Automobiles for Sale

USED Car clearance sale-Duke and ote
1865 II St N E.
The Washington times., 1935-12-27

NASH
Nash 1892 Sedan-Car No. 1905. eOTE
You'll like its trim lines its UA y
smart appearance and its excellent
condition. A splendid savings opportu-
nity. Was 1915 Now reduced to $2I5.
Save 800. This car is in a heated
building.
PACKARD
KaIOrama at 18th
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CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE
Barry Pate Motor Co. 113o Conn. Ave.
The Washington times., 1935-12-27
HIIPMOBILE

Hupmobile 1884 sedan-Car No. GQS0
45l2 you'll marvel at the OCOV
beautiful appearance and smooth run
ming motor in this car and at its
regular price Of S995 this car was an
outstanding value. At its now reduced
price of $3.50 you save exactly Sli5.
This automobile is in a heated build
ing.
PACKARD
KnlOrama at 18th
The Washington times., 1935-12-27
Houses Tor Rent-Furnished

ATTRACTIVELY furnished nine room
house: three complete baths: one lava
tory; built-in brick two-car garage; gas
heated Available for ) or months.
GEorgia 2OS1. District 1919. $165.
The Washington times., 1935-12-27
ADVE ERTIsEMENT

USED CAR BARGAINS
Toms, 1855 Conn. Ave. DEC. 3S76
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HIGH-CLAsS HOME. OFF 10th St: Z
rooms, > baths. brick garage: completely
furnished very reasonable National SO91.
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Colored Apartments

WE have several colored 3-room apart.
ments in Logan Pl y. w. at $40 80
per month See Mr.. Ware, 4s Pierce ST
Ant No
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SMALL PAYMENTs-Quick Service 1gt
I'd and Sd trust No red tape WEST
L WEST Successors to DR. A. Henry Inc.
1915 Eve st y "
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USED CAR BARGAINS-Lustine NiChol-
son. Hyattsvillp, Nd. CIR 300
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Automobiles for Sale

NASH AND LAFAYETTE DISTRIBUTORS
Oldsmohlles. All models
WISCONSIN MOTORS, 29th NJ SITS. NV
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NEW AND USED EOkDS BillhImet
Palmer Spencer 81 Hyattavilie Nd
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Houses for Rent-Unfurnished 80
Houses for Rent-Colored GOA

WE HAVE several Groom houses for rent.
Urciolo Realty Co. MET 4a4l
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EvANs-PALMER. INC.
l4th and L SITS. N w. NAT. 347i
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BARGAINS IN Repossessed Cars-Keystone
Renossessed Car Co. 1909 l7th St NV
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Automobiles

c ST. n. W.. l2s-store and private room,
ami, $35.
URCIoLo REALTY co. Mel: oL 494I
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Wanted-AutOmObIleS

CASH FOR USED CARS. Steger Motor
Co. 645 Md Ave. N. E. Ii. OTIS.
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1885, dr.. touring sedan.
trunk. $500. co 2O75.
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Chevrolet $50 n 7 Ave NV ME. 2sII
The Washington times., 1935-12-27

FORD la35-Deluxe tudor sedan. Like
new. $3.50. co 6lS6-M.
The Washington times., 1935-12-27

Plymouth 1885 Sedan
SMOOT MOTOR CO. 3349 NJ ST. N. W
The Washington times., 1935-11-13

ulVlGdGlOu 10 GTO- % N
sci Ford to attend the conclave.
It was rejected, and reports are
that many of the nations fore
most business men are anxious to
avoid the conference.
It is said that they who fought
to have the NRA voided after it
became effective despite their op-
position can find no reason to as
SiSt in it's revival.
They contend that they wit
messed the efforts of the Govern
ment to step beyond the bounds
Of interstate commerce regulation
and go into intrastate regulation.
They saw, they say, that. with the
power of any organization such
as the NRA, the Government
would enter fields where Federal
regulation never flourished before.
With these reflections in mind,
they contend they find it difficult
to aid in the reestabliShment of
a similar organization, which they
are positive would attempt to
reach as far as did the defunct
NRA.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
Not An Imitation
Bu James T. Williams, Jr.

marked the end of a great war.
In this war, the contribution Of
the United States was vital fac
tor in the victory which is cele-
brated on ArmiStice Day.
The general rejoicing that then
took place in the United States
was not only on account of the
triumph Of American arms. but
on account of the return of the
United States to her normal life,
which is one Of peace, and not
war.
AS long as the observance Of
Armistice Day continues to be
under the leadership of the Amer.
can Legion. its meaning to future
generations will not be misin.
terpreted.
SPIRIT AND PURPOSE
The danger of misinterpretation
comes from the attempt of a
sinister coalition of sappers who
seek ito undermine what cannot
be directly overthrown" in the
American System Of Government.
These sappers are trying to
turn Armistice Day into a day
of mourning for the dead and
apology for the living. The pur-
pose of this attempt is to pave
the way for the Socalled slack.
er'S oath" by the terms of which
its signers pledge themselves never
again to follow the example of
"the Unknown Soldier" who an
swered his country's call in the
hour of his country'S peril.
Such an oath mocks the mem
ory of "the Unknown Soldier"
The propaganda that supports the
oath is propaganda of. sedition
and treason.
The American Legion is the or.
ganization to which the American
people have a right to look for
leadership, not only in protecting
the observance of Armistice Day
from the Shiny propaganda of the
political Reds, Pinks and Yellows,
but also from the neglect Of the
ignorant and the indifferent in
generations yet to come.
When every American Legion
post broadcasts to it's community
the reminder of a Gold Star
Mother that "the bugle call for
Armistice Day is reveille and not
taps" the people will follow where
the veterans lead the way.
This is the way to keep Arrni-
stice Day in spirit and purpose
what it ought to be-the annual
celebration of an American victory
which brought peace again in the
United States and helped to re-
store peace to the world.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
Lesson for Spendthrifts

It now develops that Harry L. Hokpns Federal Relief
Administrator definitely wrong when he said Kansas had
used the des of the unemployed to balance her budget
and had spent mot thin dime for her poor.
Definitely wrong is the most charitable way to put it
There an ugly threeeter word that MIGHT be used
For GovernOr AH M. L0ndon only has shOOn
from the RatU Deals records that Kansas has
tributed 3O6 per cent of all funds spent for relief in
the State
His economies also haze reduced Kansas taxes by
SEVENTY-THREE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in the
past three years and left her essential government
ices hnnnpGired
Moreover Kansas record relief better than that
SO other States
Let Mr. Hopkins study that splendid achievement in SEN
SBLE government before he and the rest Of the Raw De
spendths in Washington turn loose with msatements
falsehoods.
Governor Landon is a REAL EXECUTIVE
is wonder that Republicans talking Of him the
next President.