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, 1935-09-29
ARKANSAS In
1920 VICTORY


FAYETTEVILLE. Ark Sept. 78.
P-A pair OF 45-yard dashes, both
In the last period. gave the Univer-
sity OF Arkansas n n To U football
victory over Kansas state Teachers
College CT Pittsburgh Saturday.
a terrific drive against the tlring
Teacher line, coupled with an Ar
kansas Porker air attack led TO the
touchnowns, the first hy Halfback
BObbie Martin and the second hy
Ftlllhack Jack ROBBINS.
The Arkansas drive began when
Poole intercepted Fahrnbruck's pass
On Arkansas l5-yard line. Quar-
terbnck Bob johnson took a lateral
from Van Brown around left end for
"a yards. Robbins passed 60 Poole.
who ~lateralled to Martin. The half
back lodged through fer the touch
down but Robbins failed To kick the
goal.
With the ball ON Arkansas H.
yard line after Va stiff Kansas m
slaught, the Teachers lost the ball
on downs. Robbins and Captain
Rucker alternated en- consistent
gains that carried 90 midiield- Then
Ia pass. Robbins 10 Benton opened
what looked like a scoring play.
Benton lateralled to johnson as he
was tackled en- the 40-yard line ana
the latter raced across Over "a clear
field. but the play was called back
because Benton was ON hAS knees
when he tossed On the next play
Robbins took the ball on a delayed
off-tackle slant and ran for touch
dcwn. Sloan missed the try for the
extra point.
Kansas threatened 10 score sew
eral times but the Razorback lire
held. Once In the second quarter the
Teachers punted into the end zone
and all but held the Porkers at the
20-yard stripe. IA couple Of passes
hy Robbins ended that threat "A
Porker tumble On n bad pass from
q center at the 4-yard line stopped
an Arkaneas scoring threat IN the
third period.
Ray. Arkansas left guard. suffer-
ed IN broken left arm in a line play
In the second quarter.
The lineups:
lEAChEhS ARKANSAS
Position
Livingston ..........-..... Haden
Left End
Left Tackle
rdney RAY
Left Guard
Ert1 Lundhy
Center
Nylec Gilmore
Right Guard
Wells vansickIe
Right Tackle
AdITaNI f1V~tA
Right End
Sellman Wyrne
Qu1rterbsck
Left Half
Fahrnbruck Martin
Right Half
Killian Fucker
Fullback
Officials: Referee Farris Kark.
CSt-te Teachersl. umpire Spauling
Minnesota). head llnesman Smith
(ArkansaSl.
Score bv periods:
Kansas Teachers =. 0 0 0 o. o
Arkansas .......... 0 0 0 PIP
Arkansas scoring: Tounchdowrs
Martin. Robbins.
Kansas suhstitutinnr . Guard.
Yane: nuarterbacks-Hill Readeck-
er; End. Ramsey: center. Gosch.
Arkansas substitutions: Ends. Ben
ton. Hamilton. guard. Sanders:
halfhacks. Robbins. Hunter. sloan.
uuarterbak. johnson. fullback,
Brown: center. Donaldson.
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Detroit 80. Chicago 6-3.
Sc. Louis 0-3. Cleveland 81.
Washington 4-8. Philadelphia SO.
Boston nc New York. rain.
, 1935-09-29

Copies or the Constitution and
Declaration Of independence. among
ether articles. we're placed In the
cornerstone or the washington
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IRON 30 70 70 garter snakes
sometimes are born IN one nrooo.
THESE snakes attain a length 81
aroin "a 10 100 inches: -
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blu len
Chicago Z, Nebraska %.
Illinois 0, Ohio 6.
Northwestern IL. DePaul 0.
Iowa 26. Bradley 0.
Minnesota 26, NJ. Oak. Sta. 8.
Wisconsin 8, s. Oak. Sta l3.
Games This Week
Wisconsin VS.. Marquette.
Michigan vs.. Michigan State.
Iowa VS.. South Dakota.
Purdue VS.. Northwestern.
Northwestern vs.. Purdue.
Ohio State VS.. kentucky.
Illinois VS.. Washington u.
Indiana VS.. Centre.
Chicago vs.. Carroll.
, 1935-09-29

st. Louis Z. Chicago 5.
Brooklyn II. Philadelphia 2.
New York &C Boston. rain.
Pittsburgh nc Cincinnati, rain
, 1935-09-29

frames sunday
st. Louis at Cleveland ca.
Boston at New York CD.
Detroit at Chicago ca.
Washington at Philadelphia.
, 1935-09-29

A. and l.: Touchdown. McNabb
fsub for Srhuphack): Texas. touch
downs. Gilbreath. Collins. Pitzer.
Sheridan. Arnold fsub for GIlbreath).
Atchison (sub for Pitzer). Points
from try after Touchdown: Gilbreath
and Arnold (placekicks).
, 1935-09-29

Nebraska %, Chicago 7.
Oklahoma 3, Colorado u. 0.
Missouri 80. VIM. Jewell 0.
Kansas z. Notre Dame "a.
Iowa State 6, Cornell 8.
Games This Week
Iowa State vs.. Nebraska.
Kansas VS.. SC. Benedicts.
Missouri vs.. Warrensburs.
Oklahoma vs.. New Mexico u.
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BROOKLKYN. Sept. %. tP-Be-
fore only a few cash customers. the
smallest crowd Of the season, the
Dodgers defeated the Phillies n TO 2
Saturday for their sixth straight
victory.
Philadelphia !. 600 ol0 001-2 9
At Brooklyn J.. 10 052 12x-l2 II !
Hulcahy. Prim and Todd. Holden,
Wilson: Earnshaw, Leonard and
Lopez.
, 1935-09-29

CORPUS TIED
BY SAN JAG


(By The Assoc
CORPUS CHRI
Playing on q p~a.~.v;ua
was swept By
the corpur-ey Kicking
the San 'ei Point
Houston -
cuarteroVGE. La. Sept. 2s. Ul
Field Ilobse with a smashing
1naat the thud Of the open
aLlrs0ff, the Rice Owls scared
vlcH victory Saturday night over
droia State University in q Bit
stI9ught grid battle. Played be-
$1,000 tense spectators, the game
q repetition tc large extent OF
hammer and tongs contests the
us and the Tigers of State have
aged the past several years.
\ Beginning with q 54-yard kick
off return By the brilliant Bill Wal
lace that enabled Rice TO get the
ball in position for q field goal from
he 5-yard line, Rice followed quick
y with o touchdown IN the same
period by McCauley and an extra
point kicked by Sylvester for its
points.
The Texans were unable to scare
after that, but the points were suffi-
Gent. Louisiana State, fighting a
logged, uphill battle In the second
half, hammered over q touchdown
on power plays In the fourth quar-
ter, and seemed headed to another
when the game ended.
The game was q battle Of titans
Of the Southwest and Southeastern
Conferences. The Texans, sub
stantially the same team that play
cd a 90 deadlock with L. s. u. last
year, seemed to display strength
capable OF carrying them to confer
ence and national heights.
The first half was all Rice. Louis
lana State couldn't seem to get
started en- the ground or IN the air.
while Wallace and McCauley un-
leashed speed and power that kept
the Tigers backed against their goal
lire.
The lineups:
RICE LA. STATE
Position
Forbes Tinsley
Left End
Miller Calhoun
Left Tackle
q brOWn
Left Guard
NICHOLS SteWart
Center
Brandon Helveston
Right Guard
Mays Irukus
Right Tackle
Sylvester Barrett
Right End
McCauley Seago
Quarterback
Ifft Half
wallace Watherree
Right Half
Fullback
Officials: Bell CVanderbilt) ref
cree: Viner missouri umpire: Phil
lips (Ga. Tech) head linesman;
STREET tAuburn) field judge.
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SOUTHWEST

SOUTHWEST
Results
Rice 10, Louisiana State Z.
A. a. NJ Is, Sam Houston 0.
8. M. u. 90, Austin College o.
Texas 80, a. a. I. 6.
Simmons 0. Baylor IA.
Kan. st. Itch. o. Arkansas IL.
T.. G. u. 20. N. Tex. Teach. IL.
Games This Week
DuqueSne at Rice.
"A. AZ NJ vs.. Temple.
s. NJ. u at Tulsa
Texas VS.. Oklahoma.
A. a. I. at Baylor.
T.. G. u. at Arkansas.
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Cards Defeat Cubs
But It's Too Late

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 20. Pt-Joe
Medwick's 18th inning homerun
with Jack Rothrock on base. Sat-
urdsy gave the Cardinals a 7 to 5
victory over the Chicago Cubs. and
snapped the current winning streak
OF the new National League cham
picns at II games.
Chicago . 600 020 003 00-5 II l
St. Louis (. 900 800 900 OF IL 0
French and Odea; Winford,
Haines, Walker and Davis.
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Games Sunday
New York mt Bo5ton CAV.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn t2l.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati C2).
Chicago at st. Louis.
, 1935-09-29

SOUTHEASTERN
Florida "a, Stetson 0.
Vanderbilt Ia, Miss. Sta. o.
Tulane "A, v. M. I. 0.
Tennessee 20. Southwestern 0.
Miss. 80, Memphis Tch. 0.
Ga. Tech. 80. Presbyterian 0.
Georgia 81, Mercer 0.
Games This Wee
Alabama vs.. George Washington
Georgia VS.. Chattanooga.
Georgia Tech VS.. Sewanee.
Kentucky vs.. Ohio State.
Tennessee vs.. North Carolina.
Tulane VS.. Auburn.
Florida VS.. ". r. !.
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WESLACO COPS
OVER MISSION
Panthers Hammer TO Win
Over Victors Of
EdinburR

A2kNMAAA W a. MAEAMAAN
MISSION. Sept. %. - Furthering
the belief that they will be the
chief rivals Of Donna and San Ben
ito for the Valley B" champion
ship. the WeSlaco high Panthers
decisloned the hard hitting Mission
high Eagles under the lights here
Friday night 10.
This victory meant much to
Weslaco, due to Missions opening
victory over the Class "A" Edin-
burg high Bobcats.
Virgil Jackson, Weslaco's AL
Valley halfback. led in the assault
on the hometown forces.
The squads battled on practically
even terms the first quarter WeS-
laco making two first downs at Mis-
Sion's one but early In the second
quarter. a series of line plays by
jackson. Isham and wilson carried
the ball to the Mission i6-yerd
stripe.
jackson faded back and heaved
a pass TO Jim Miller across the
Mission payoff stripe that was
completed for the only score Of the
contest
Coach Harry Johnson sent Tate
In to try for the extra point and
his kick from placement was good
making the score Weslaco z, Mis-
sion 0.
The Eagles came within scoring
distance on two different occasions
but lacked the punch necessary TO
cross the WeSlaco line.
Donald Tripson, heralded as one
Of the Valleys best triple threat
men. carried the mail for Mission.
turning in some mighty fine runs
for the Eagles. re turned In a
brilliant % yard run In the third
quarter but II was to no avail.
The Mission pass attack that
worked so well against the Edin-
burg Bobcats In the season opener
in Edinburg last week. failed to
function so well as the Eagles were
able TO complete only four out OF
eight tries.
The starting lineups for the clubs
were.
Mission Position Weslaco
Castro ...................... Miller
A
J.. Tripson .............. Beckwith
left tackle
Guerra Fort
left guard
Volx Smltn
center
Rivera Poinboef
right guard
HEALAh q e q ~ . b = q . 4 . . . EN4N@A%A
right tackle
McCurdy Swansey
right end
wallace Leonard
quarterback
ss.... a%h1@A
left half
Fine ....................... Wilson
right half
Tripson Isham
fullback
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OIIIcIAEt. FTNNTIERH FGeneVMI
~eferee. Curtis CTexaSl nmDire. Nc
Crav North Texas Techers) lines
man: Moore Texas A. & ny field
judge.
, 1935-09-29
Grid Results
II 81 In Il


". M. 7. Va. Columbia
Clemson VS.. Wake ForssS
, 1935-09-29
PACIFIC COAST

Washington II. Idaho 0.
Wash. sta. as, Puget Sound 9.
Stanford 35, San Jose O.
Sou. Cal. 8, Montana 0.
Ore. sta. 26. Willamette 0.
Calf 8. Whittier o.
Games This Week
California VS.. st. Marys.
u. G. L. A. VS.. Oregon State.
Idaho VS.. Gonzaga-
Montana VS. Montana State.
Oregon VS.. Utah.
Southern Calf. VS.. Pacific.
Stanford VS.. San. Francisco u.
washington State VS.. Willamette
Washington VS.. Santa Clara
SOUTHERN
80 Caro-. 0, Duke AZ.
Clemson %. Va. Poly 7.
". n. I. 0, Tulane A.
Maryland 80. st. Johns g.
No. Caro-. IA. Wake Forest 0.
w. &. L. 10. Wofford 0.
Virginia Z. Hampden-Sydney II.
Games This Week
v. p. i. VS.. Maryland.
Virginia VS.. Davidson.
w. a. L. VS. Drake.
No. Carolina rs. Tennessee.
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Tigers, Cbisox
Split Twin Bill

CHICAGO, Sept. 20. RD-The De-
troit Tigers split a doubleheader
with the White Sox at Comiskey
Park Saturday. capturing the night
cap, 9 10 3. behind the steady pitch
ing on Schoclboy Rowe and Roxie
lawson. Chicago won the opener. Q
70 3 Rowe retired In the final after
allowing seven hits in as many in
, 1935-09-29

CLEVELAND. Sept. 20. Rl-The
Indians won both ends Ct a double
header with the &c. Louis Browns
Saturday. taking the second with
the aid on Hal Trosky's 26th home
run OF the season. 7 TO 8. after
hlanking the Browns 3 &c 0 in the
first game:
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FROGS DOWN
DENTON 2S-ll
Teachers Hand Christians
Big Surprise In
Hard Fight

rORl WOR1H, sept 20. IF
Although completely outplayed at
ne start and finish of the game,
-exas Christian University succeed
ed in defeating a surprising North
Texas State Teachers College team
70 TO III here az the r. &. y. stadium
Saturday afternoon.
Led by a fast and slippery little
tl48 pound) blond VINO answers to
he name OF Johnny Stovall, but who,
in action looks for the world like
Jake Wilson OF recent Baylor his
tory, the Eagles whipped over q
touchdown In the first quarter as
5000 spectators Looked on In open
mouthed establishment. Stovall cut
through tackle and ran 40 yards for
Inc six points and PegTam convert
ed for the extra mark.
The other four points which we're
credited tC the visitors IRON Den
ton we're gifts from the Frogs. They
made on two safetieS both OF which
resulted from fumbles by Frogs.
Tn between the first and fourth
quarters. RI. G. us powerful ground
sttack. which was much better than
Z was last week. completely dom
mated the game and rolled over the
Teachers for four touchdowns.
George Dutch Kline scored three
Of the six points while Sam Baugh
crossed the line for the ether. Tai
don Mantcn converted for the four
extra points.
Lineups:
Nv ~ THNrnn nmMr
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 28. Pt-
Behind the effective pitching of
Linke. washington shut out the
Athletics Q TO o IN the second game
Of a double header Saturday after
losing the first 5 to 4. In II innings
The second game was called at the
end or the sixth because ca darkness.
First:
washington 600 0l0 0O3 00-4 10 o
At Philadel. 900 900 103 01-5 IL 2
Newscm, Russell and Bolton: up
church. Lieber and Patton.
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MISSOURI VALLEY

GrinneIl 0. Mich. sta. Al.
Games This Week
washington VS.. Illinois.
Okla. A. a. NJ. VS.. Creighton.
Grinnell VS.. Washburn.
Drake VS.. Simnson.
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Officials: Bell Vanderbilt) ref
cree: Viner missouri umpire: Phil
lips (Ga. Tech) head linesman;
STREET tAuburn) field judge.
, 1935-09-29

WMIIWNNWf AHWNNNW@ Ut
Hemsley Lee and Brenzel
La opinión., 1935-10-13
LOS ALIJADORES REFU-
TAN A MORONES

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. que los
dos amos y medic que estuvieron
manejando tres barcos pertenecien-
ties a la Nacion, o sificientes pa
RI demostrar que To-. obreros 81 es-
tan capacitados para manejar las
Industries, Ell Gremio Undo de Ali
jadores de Tampico, expidio aver
un boletin.
Los alijadores a%nuncian que cum
plldo ell contrato que tenfan con ell
gobierno federal para manejar los
vapores Mexico, "Coahuila" Y
"Jalisco'. han dispuesto regresar las
tres embarcaciones a la Nacion.
Segdn ell Gremio de Alijadores,
durante los trienta meses que ma
nejaron los barcos, ell servicio de
cabotaje en- la costa del Golfo de
Mexico ostuvo atendido debida-
mente.
Aunque los Alijadores no dicen
81 tuvieron perdidas o ganancias con
Ell manejo de los tres barcos, en- los
centres obreros de esta capital sc
asegura que ell Gremio Undo per-
dio cerca de ciento cincuenta mil
pesos. por 10 cual no quiso ampliar
ell contrato que tenfan con ell 60
bierno federal.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
LA CONFEDERATION ESTUDIANTIL'
EXP0NE SU ACTITUD ANTE Los.
PROBLEMAS OBREROS AGRARIOS'
Y cita los acuerdos que fueron tomados sobre este
asunto en- ell congreso de estudiantes celebrado en-
Monterrey re~cientemente

) muchas veces estan en- pugna con
+, los %intereses de Ia clase trabajado-
ra.
"d) Aspecto economico.- Dentro
de este aspecto notamos tres hechos
[. Los ~patrones, aprovechandose dc
, la escasez de trabajo remuneran cor
p, %mezquinos salaries a los obrero
-. Los obreros cometen abuses ec
nomicos faltando a sus principle"
de honradeZ.-3. Los patrones d,
pequehas Industries. principalmentc
extranjeros, tratan despiadadamen
tie a los operarios.
La mala situacion economical en-
| que Sc e%ncuentran las classes labo-
rantes obedece en- gran parte a la
equivocada distribution de sus sa
larios.
"e) Aspecto observation-disclosures
distinguir tres Eases: vida social,
vida familiar y vida individual. Den
tro de estas tres cabe anotar una
peligrosa falta de hygiene en- las "a
bricas Y talleres, en- la h%abitacion,
alimentacion y en- la propia perso-
ma.
"Cuando, medlante nuestros pun
tos de vista. desarrollemos, al ira
YES del Institute de Servicio Social
Universitario, todos estos trabajos,
realizados por estudiantes y profe-
sores, la gran labor que tenemos de
lante SO simplificara obteniendose
nna commonwealth orvH pioo 1aI pro
blema obrero y del problema cam
pesino, en- tanto que en- ell aspecto
puramente practice. campo resbala
dizo de la ~demagogia, habran alcan
zado los obreros y campesinos me
xicanos adelantos y conquistas que
les son propios, ~entregados libre-
mente sin pedirles en- cambio nj vo
tos. nj obediencia ciega a consignas
polfticas'.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
SINIESTRO EN-
UNA FABRICA
DE La CAPITAL
Los bomberos pudieron sal
var fuertes cantidades
de az1car

cluDAD DE MEXICO, octubrs
12.-(Exclusiyo)- I'm fuerte incen-
do Sc declare hoy, cerca de las Is
horas, en- Ia fabrica de marquetas
de azdcar de Juan Romero Flores,
establecida en- la septima Gale de
la Corregidora Isl, hablendose per-
dido en- ell ~siniestro cerea de treinta
mil pesos.
Cuando llegaron los bomberos.
que no fueron llamados oportuna-
mente, va Sc habia devorado Ell
fuego media factorfa: no obstants
pudieron salvar grandes c~antidades
de azGcar que estaban almacena-
das. asf como a dos empleados que
estaban ~bloqueados por la lumbrs,
quienes sufrieron algunas quema-
duras aunque no de Ia considera-
ci6n que Sc temia.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
cIupAp DE MEXICO, octubre 2

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre 2
-(Por Correo).- Suscritas por su
p~residente, senior Manuel Pacheco
Moreno y por otros miembros de la
directiva, la Confederation Nacio-
nal de Es~tudIantes, hace las siguien
ties declaraciones respecto a su pc
sicion frente a los problemas obre-
ros y campesinos del pals:
La Confederation Nacional de
Estudiantes ha creido n%ecesario te-
ner un espiritu de ponderacion In
dlspensable para toda labor verda-
deramente unlversitarla. En- 10 que
respecta al servicio social de los
universitarios a las masas campe-
slnas, Sc hace patente la necesidad
de este espfritu de p~onderacion, de-
DIDO a la trascendencia y a la mag
nitud del problema.
EN- Gambia, co~nocedores mas pro
fundos de las n~ecesidades de los
obreros de las ciudades, los estu-
diantes de TODD ell pals pudimos for
mular en- ell reciente Congreso Ma
clonal de Monterrey, importantes
conclusiones sobre servicio social a
los obreros arrancandolas a la rea-
ildad nacional y h~aciendolas respon
der de urgencias que hasta ahora
nadie ha planteado cientfficamente
ell una forma ~sistemAtica y cohe-
rente, sino tomando apenas jirones
de esa misma realidad.
HE aqui los acuerdos de Monte
rrey:
"PROBLEMA AGRARIO.- Con-
sideramos que en- Mexico es la ella
Sc campesina la que tiene mayor
importancia; por ESQ y por la COM
plejidad y delicadeza de csc proble-
ma, que es distinto en- cada region,
Sc propone que Sc haga un trabaJo
especial sobre este punto, o la COO
peracion Y estudio de las diversas
organizaciones de la G.. N. E. para
que en- ell pr6ximo Congreso Estu-
diantil Sc presente un trabajo en- ell
que, sin precipitaciones, den las
masas universitarias SUI punto de
vista. Consideramos que sin este ira
bajo previo, toda appreciation sera
POGO factible.
"PROBLEMA OBRERO.- Consi-
deramos al problema obrero cinco
~aspectos: moral. intellectual, polfti
co, economico y sedentario.
"a) Aspecto Moral Reconocien
10 la necesidad de la agrupacion
obrera genuina. Sc afirma que en-
las grandes masas trabajadoras exis
te I'm grave envilecimiento nacido
del control que los demagogos ejer
cen sobre sus afiliados. control que
obliga al obrero a abdicar, aunque
sea- acknowledgements, de su perso-
nalidad. para conservar ell trabajo.
Rechazamos las co%rrientes de DISC
lueion que entire las masas de ira
baJadores aspiran a corromper la
institution familiar, .
"b) Aspecto Intellectual Nota-
mos una gran desorientacion en- los
trabajadores causada por su bajo
nivel cultural y originada por ell
egofsmo de las classes burguesas y
Ia indolencia de los obreros.
."c) Aspecto polftico.- Como con
secueneia de las azone apuntadas,
las masas obreras son facilmente
arrastradas por lideres~ politicos
que las utilizan para satisfacer sus
bajas finalidades personales y que
La opinión., 1935-10-13
ATACAN OTR0 MONO
POLIO DE GALES

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubrs
12.-(EXclusivo). Que la Secreta-
RIA de Ia Economic Nacional revt
Sc euanto antes la famosa Con-
vencion de Ia SAL, que no es mas
que otro de los muchos m~onopolios
grandes de los callictas, y que 50
haga justicia a los pequehos sali-
neros, asf como al p6blico onsu
midor, que es que siempre paga los
platosc %rotos', pues ell precio de IA
sal Ell el pals ha subido en- una for
ma alarmante, es Ia petici6n que
haran al Presidente CArdenas mu-
chos de los pequenos salineros que
resultaron afectados en- Ia Conyen-
ci6n.
Dicen que debido a las dictatoria-
les di~sposiciones anteriores, no pus
den trabajar nj vender su sal den
tro de Ia Rep1blica Mexicana, don
de Observation-Disclosures ell concrete
debe ser libre por complete; pero
que elementos callistas encabezados
por ell propio Gales. tienen mono
polizado ell producto, hundiendo en-
Ia miseria a los pequefos producto-
res.
cretario General, Roberto Carrieda
Rosales.- Ell S~ecretario de Prensas
]. Urueta Septien."
La opinión., 1935-10-13

ser curados Compartments.
FL NAL Sc desarrolla y crece
insidiosamente y a no ser que Ia
persona Sc examine los pechos
detenidamente, ell case avanza
hasta aIeanzar p~roporciones cor
siderabIes antes de cue Sc note.
Con mueha %frecueneia Ell tu-
NOR prinoipia en- ell area de Ia
p%erilla de los pechos. la cuaI
puede estar un POGO inflamada,
zumida y tener secretion liqui-
da, como de aqua.
Los tumores ocurren a cual-
quiers edad. pero aparecen con
mas frecuencia de los c%uarenta a
los c%incuenta amos. No todos son
c~aneerosos; muchos de elIos son
benisnos y muehos son debidos
a alguna inflammation cr6nica u
otra AIsunas veces la
elanduIa que segreea la leche Sc
We afectada por clos.
En- case de cualquiera infla
macion de los pechos, la paeien-
te debe aoudir a un medico a fin
de quo Sc practique un recono-
cirniento y Sc determine Ia ma.
turaleza del tumor. FL doctor in
siste, con mueha frecuencia, so.
bre la extraction de una peque.
ma seccion del tumor. cuya ope.
racion es trivial, a fin de some
terla a un examen quimico; 81
ell analisis revela que ell tumor
es canceroso. la amputaci6n de
TODD ell pecho afectado debe efee.
tuarse sin demors, asf como las
glandulas de la region axiiar,
las cuaIes Sc i~nfectan y deben
ser extraidas al mismo tempo.
Fuera de la operation quir1r.
gica solo los tratamientos de rs.
yos X y de radium son eficaces
en- la curacion del cancer, por 10
que ell uso de medicinas va sea
en- forma de pastas o ~inyeceio-
mes, es completamente innecesa-
rio y solo retardan ell tratamien-
to adeeuado.
TODD asunto o presuntas re.
iacionadas con esta coIumna, Sc
contestars gustosamente 81 sc
adjunta un sobre estampillado.
Diriiese a las oficinas de este
periodico.
La opinión., 1935-10-13

cretario General, Roberto Carrieda
Rosales.- Ell Secretario de Prensas
J, Urueta Septien."
La opinión., 1935-10-13

perso, inorganico y, 3or 10 tanto,
hasta peligroso, puesto que con una
Universidad pauperrima habra STEM
pre- el peligro de que los diversos
tecnicos solo sean hombres desa-
rrollados en- una materia, pero pc
ligrosamente incapacitados en- todas
las otras, y para evitar semejante
anarquia urge una mayor intensifi-
cacion de la cultura ~universitaria.
"El problema de los Estados.-La
C. N. E. considera Indispensable ira
tar este asunto con TODD cuidado,
La opinión., 1935-10-13

puesto que ella esta tornado por la
totalidad de los e~studiantes de to-
da la Repdblica y ser estos directa-
mente afectados con las modifica-
clones que creara el Consejo Nacio
nal de Education Superior. Proxi-
mamente daremos a o nues-
tros puntos de vista sobre este i'm
portante aspecto del problema.
"Por Ia Union Estudiantil.- Me-
xico, D. F., a 30 de septiembre de
1885, Ell Presidente de la C. N. E.,
Manuel Pacheco Moreno Ell Sc
La opinión., 1935-10-13

81 necesita listed aIgGn trabaio dental, 10 re-
comiendo que Sc aproVeche de nuestros 5AJoS
PReclOS. No importa 10 que listed necesite, va
sea un relleno sencillo o ell mas dificiI trabajo do
puente o plaza, mis- oficinas estan equipadas para
hacer BUENOS TRkBAJOS DENTALES a PRE-
CLOS BAJoS. Mis- doctores y enfermeras son cor
teses y d~ispensan atenci6n especial a las perso-
mas n~erviosas.
La opinión., 1935-10-13
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre

Se%eretaria de
Comunicaciones y Obras Pdblicas
ha desmentido oficialmente la ver-
sion que Sc propalo hace algunos
dias, en- ell sentido de que ell Rio
Bravo Sc habia desbordado mum
dando 40 rancherias en- Matamo-
ros Y causando dafos materiales
de consideration.