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La gaceta., 1935-06-21
WHITAKER ATACO Ell RE
GIMEN DEL ~GOBERNADOR
SHOLTZ, EN- Ell MERCADO

I'm discurso de pocos minu-
tas pronuncio aver en- ell merca-
do Union Farmers, en- la Sept
ma avenida, ell ilustre abogado
y ex-senator Pat Whitaker, po-
pular candidate a gobernador
de la Florida.
Manifesto Pat, refiriendose
al regimen del gobernador
Sholtz, que la legislature estu-
vo sometida a subsidies por me
los de empleos y que NADIA mi
70 para benficiar a los campe-
sinos y las classes trabajadores.
"Hay que mantener indepen-
dencia entire ell executive y la
legislature. ST ell gobernador
Sc abroga los poderes de dictar
a la legislature, ustedes no tie
nen gobierno. GQue hizo la pa
sada legislature por los campo
sinos y los obreros? NADIA abso-
lutamente. Estaba sometida a
subsidies por nombramientoS
.prometidos. Cuando Sc presen-
taba una ley no sc estudiaba ST
era buena o m9la, sino que de-
clan: Dave la quiere.
"Ha llegado ell tempo de que
ustedes elijan a hombres que
desde ell gobierno cumplan 10
que en- ell periodo electoral pro-
metieran."
Habl6 tambien ell exgoberna-
dor Doyle E, Carbon que fue
muy aplaudido.
Centenares de personals es-
Itrecharon la mano del exsena-
dor.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

Esto, a nuestro juicio, no tie
lie nombre dentro de la l6gica
nj de la razon mas elemental.
Y porque va este no es una me
'dida propia de una situaci6n
exceptional, sino una declara-
Ici6n terminate por Ia cual Sc
les MEGA ell derecho a la vida a
los empleados de la industrial
del tabaco.
iHay alguno de vosotros que
con 10 que CANA al presente lie
alcance para ,hacerle frente a
las necesidades mas perento-
Irias de 81 hogan?
Luego, 81 al ~presente vivimos
en- un estado de estrechez y de
'miseria tanta, Gcomo nos ARE
glaremos Ell dia que los Manu-
factureros establezcan en- Tam
pa ell Sis:ema de Trenton" con
las figuras, gruesos, tamahos
y precios de por ALA, y con los
materiales y la exigencia en- la
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
TRIBUNA OBRERA
A DEFINIRSE C

DeciamoS EN- nuestro ante
!rior trabajo, publicado en- las
columns de La Gaceta", ha-
(ciendo referencia a las acome-
tidas de los Manufacturers
contra ~nueStros esquilmados
jorna4es, que TODD 10 pasado ha-
bria que considerable como tor
taS Y pan pintado, en- compare
cion con ell "zarpaso" que ahora
iban a dirigir hacia nueatros
est6magos.
Y tad como 10 dijimos, asi
resulto.
GQue son en- efecto sino tor
taS Y pan pintado los reajustes
de 1921 y 6ltimamente, los dos
requisites de 1929 a 1881, en-
comparaci6n con eJta inconce-
bible rebaja de precios que nos
presentan ahora, bajo ell ardid
Jesuitico y maquiavelico de Que
deSean implantar un nuevo sis
tema de elaborar tabacos?
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
fuerzas c~ontendientes.

iSe dice que la International
es mala! eVeis dtro medic de
defensa hoy por hoy, que no sea
agruparnos todos dentro de la
Union International?
iOtra Organization de mas
amplios y mas claros horizon
ties!
Pero bien, Gencaja una orga-
nizaci6n de esa indole dentro
del mezQuino y e2oista ambien-
tie tampeno?
No, estos no son momentos
de pedirle peras al DINO; no,
estos son momentos de unirnos
todos dentro de la unica trim
chera que tenemos para defen-
der ell pan de nuestras families
81 no queremos verlas sucumbir
de hambre ante nuestra cooar-
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
SOCIALES
Ell progrunta de la rer6end

FL pr0grund de Ia uer6end
Damos a continuation ell pro
grama de la gran yerbena "San
Juan" que el Centro Asturia-
no celebrara, en- los terrenos de
pistS de galgos de Sulphur
SPRINGS, en- la noche de mana
ma.
A las $50 Sc ADRIAN los te-
rrenos. FL bale dara comianzo
a las $50. Entraran ell gaitero
Y tambcrilero cuando ell reloj
marque las 10. Media hor2 des-
pues sc efectuaran carreras en-
sacos, con premio al vencedor.
Entrara un coro tipico asturia-
no, acOmpanado de gaita y tam
Dor, a las IL. La carrera para
personals gruesaS, con premios
dara comienzo a las IL 80. (Ei
peso mlnimo para esta compe-
tencia sera de 100 libras). Con
curse de cantO y bale al son de
la gaita, con premio, a las IL
en- GuntO. Media nora de inter
medic. Ell bale Sc reanudara a
la |, y media bora despues Sc
"a anunciado Ell ndmero agra
ciado con derecho al radio. Ell
juego de ponerle al r3Tbo al
''burro" sera a las 2, a cargo de
senoras y senoritas, con ,pfe-
mics. A las A juegos de chatos y
narigudos.
Las cantinas estaran conve-
nientemente surtidas.
Recordamos que ell servicio
de "taXis' saldra del edificio
del Centre y de la Septima ave
nida y Gale Is.
Pocas mesas quedan para es-
tie festival.
De los programs bailables
estan encargadas las orquestas
La Tropical y The Southern
ers". Sc estrenara ell pasodoble
"Covadonga", una creaci6n del
Sr. Benny Suarez, dedicada al
presidente del Centre Asturia-
no, Sr. Luis Lopez.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
Otro function

.Otra function
La Secci6n de Defamation
del Circulo Cubano prepare
otra function social para ell do
mingo, con la obra Gel Alma.
DOR.
Los muohachos que integran
ell cuadro artistico, como va he
mes dicho, no son professional
les, Y Sc afanan en- complacer
al p1blico que asiste a sus fun
clones. ,Campana esforzada y
enthusiastic la que realizan estos
mudhachos y los senores de la
Secci0n.
Cesar RiVeTO.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

Maria Sierra, por ell DR.. NJ. R.
Wtntcn, ayudado del DR.. To-
Irretta.
Nuperosas tarjetas han lie
gado a su lecho Dc eptesAa,
interesandose pes su salud.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
Sailor" Hall bgro e NssA.e
. fafTsa ,,ee;d;o 40 Ra;axfa
Secuestro al diree6r 1Lp~epartamento
s,seryis;rxsla pen7l

s"y
en- eata ciudad, Robert HU6ails
or" HalBb <famose por haber CO.
metido varies delitos de as, ITO
y robo, Sc evsdi6 aver del pr2si-
die de Raiford en- compail~ de
Jimmy Harris, luego de secNs-
trar al Sr. A. A. Jordan, direc-
ter de servicio de csc penal.
Hall se hallaba 8noche En- "a
mino de Tamra, al decir de las
autoridades, viajando en- I'm au-
tcm6vl robado. Ell golpe fue
l.aneado por ell IN rinero",
Iqrien amenazo a Jordan, dcai-
nandolc, y tambien hizo priio-
nero al cabo de vaIa Moon"
Mullins.
Ce1;a de Orlando Aos lcresi-
jiar:cs dejaron en- libertad a.
lo5 emp,eados, tomsndo a t7da
velocidad ell canine de Tampa.
Jordan declare en- esa ciuIad
que'le llamsron para 81 taller de
e,e3tricidad y ALI Sc encon:r6
con que habian amarrado0 Mu-
HRS y que Hall lie amenazaba
con una pistola. Harris empu-
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
La function de los Druidds

La function de los Druidds
Unas lineas para recordar !.
function a beneficio del Sr. Ma
nuel Gagcia, conocidd "Nsgri-
to" de esta ciudad ell domingo,
en- ell teatro del barrio oeste.
Ell programa sega dsl agrado
del p1b&o.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21
NueUo Club

NueUo Club #
Tn grupo de alegres damitas
ha tornado una agrupaci6n So
cial Que lleVara ell nombre de
"R. H. Y. Girls Club.
Forman esta simpatica uni
dad las Srtas. Carmita Es,re-
.rante, Presidenta; Elena iROdri
guez, Vice; Ligia Gonzalez, Sc
cretaria; Title Alvarez, Vice
Grace Alvarez, Tesorera; y Oh
ga de la Paz, Reporter.
Voc3les: Celia Permuy, AIDE
la y Carmen BaZarte, Margot
Rodriguez, Ana y Mary Soria-
nc, Alicia Fernandez, Aida Al
varez, Silvia y Lydia Morales,
Alicia Case, Lolita Vargas, RO-
sta Esperanto, Carmen Rodrf-
guez, Conchita Vega, Lydia Fl
carrOtta, Pat BrockWay y Lena
BESIDE ahora nos anticipamos
en- asegurar que las muchachas
"arrollaran" en- TODD sentido a
los muclachos del R. H. Y.
Mucha suerte lie deseamos a
su presidenta, la simpatica tt
Pile Carmita Esperanto, y a la
de graciosas muchachas.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

OpefudG
Con feliz resultado fue some
Itida a una dificil operation en-
la clfnica LA B~enefica", la Sra.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

En- OAK Springs
Me comunica eF~iejo empire
Sario ST.. Froilan G~rcia que va
ha quedado inaugurada la tenn
pdrada de verano,
La s6mbra de los frondosos
arboles es propia para conner y
pas3r IN ratio agradable.
Ell tranvia de Belmont Height
lie dejara en- los ~terrenos, que
,estan en- la avenida IA Y Gale
'29. 49,
Deseamos s1ito |aospreeia-
bile amigo, en- esta femporada.
La gaceta., 1935-06-21

ildDd una piStUtd. NUS
iobligaron a entraG en- ell auto
Im6vil diciendonos que ell asun-
ito para eIlos era de vida o muer
tie. Creimos que iban a matar-
nos en- Ell bosque, pero no fue
asi. Harris guio Ell coche por
Green Cove Springs, Daytona y
New Smyrna. Al llegar a unas
Icinco millas de Orlando, Harris
fue a buscar otro automovil,
con Ell cual regres6, y nos lleva-
ron a un lagar solitario, donde
nos obligaron a bajarnos.'
Las autoridades de esta ciu-
dad han establecido vigilancia
especial, con la esperanza de re-
icapturar a esos individUos.
| Hall fue condenado a presi-
dio per un jurado de Bronson,
luego de haber sido absuelto a.
qui por un delito de asalto y ro-
DO. Harry cumplla por haber
|herido a un diputado del sher-
tiff de TitUsvi!le.
. Los dos estan clasificados CO.
mo hombres muy peligrosos.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-07-01
A Faithful And Worthy Member
Passes

We all greatly shocked to learn of the death of
Sister Annie Scarborough F. S. of the Lexington Lodge
No $40 Lexington. Mississippi who departed this life
Wednesday afternoon June 6, 1885 Over in the Beautiful
Land may not doubt that this worthy is free
from the pains that she long endured here; and when
we meet at the river it not sweet consolation to know
thatsWe will meet the other side? It be said IL
the chUrc lin the home the social circle and F. s.
of, the AfroAneric Sons Daughters Lodge III Lex
ingtqn. she always did her duty noby Having been full
~ prepared for another state of existence she passes
to enjQK he reward of life we'll spent here earth
BE 1T RESOLVED THAT WE THE AFRO-AMER-
SONS & DAUGHTERS express our heartfelt SYM
paty to the bereaved family in this hour Of their bereaye
and hope that in the golden summer of another
life will all meet in happy reunion where partng3
will be We commend you to Him who doeth all
things we'll.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-07-01
Supren7e Lecturers Talk
By
CLISTER l.. JOHNSON
E T ii 10 PI A
ETHIOPIA Calls Troops TO Arms As Mussoiini
Pledges Italy To Var"

This is the caption of article have just finished
reading in the daily newspaper wonder if the 20000O0
sons of Ethiopia here in America believe I do That
the outcome Of the inevitable conflict between Italy and
Ethiopia will have a bearing us here IN the U. s
AT noticed from reading of various papers and perod
als that When Adolf Hitler started his Anti-Jensh Pro
u. IS. increased though there many who
condemned the of Hitler The thing will be true
in if Mussolin is successful in carrying out his
greedy desires. At the present there is black kingdom
with its ruler and recognized by the other powers of
the world nation This point to with pride;
but if the kingdom of Ethiopia is demolished the whole
world will feel towards people living in Ethiopia
the Editor of of State papers but does
really feel "a Bunch of Negroes Over There in ETH
opia.'
The chances Of Ethiopia not SO dark even though
Italy is of the Major Powers of the world Emperor
Halle Seasse "Conquering Lion Of Judah, THE ELECT
Of God" and descendant of Solomon and the queen Of
Sheba wise and brave ruler Even brave than the
great Mussoni the noisy Hitler. The exact strength
of his army is not known but his infantry was 1500o
strong month ago which is expected to be doubled along
with the Cavalry Artillery and Aviation units For Six
years the army has been trained by Belgian and Swedish
Officers The soldiers we'll equipped carrying modern
rifles bayonets and full packs They also march
barefooted assuring caike activity the hills If Halle
Seassie successful in repung the invasion of Musso-
line we can point Ethiopia with pride mighty ma
tion but if he fails in his attempt will be just another
part Of the melting pot of the world with no country to
point to as nordc brothers to their native England
Here's hoping he wins.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-07-01
Custodians' Letter

Your attention should be turned toward the
Grand Lodge which will meet in Jackson Miss. August
2lL223 This meeting is destined to be the greatest in
the history of the organization You should strain every
effort to be present The whole membership of some
lodges will be there Why don't you be in the num-
Der and enjoy yourself life in order that you
be an asset to the local Lodge? representation
fee this yeah Isl oN twenty fvonfbnts each Aspecia
Grand 0dgsqaeiRM ISL being Semitic each Financial Secs
ratary po-,No doHbt soMe ofypu have received them
already The failure Of any member to play hisaor her
representation fee will cause penalty to be placed
you by the Grand LODI hope to see all of you in
Jacksonl - = ~ 9'''3
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-07-01
Notice

To the Officers of the AfroAmercan Sons Daughters
Dear Officers; 49,,
It is the opinion of the Custodian that any member OF
the Afro-American Sons Daughters would visit the
Grand Lodge to attend the Annual Parade even II they
we're not delegates the proper steps could be taken by
the officers to lower transportation This can be
done by comforting with those who owners OF School
Buses who would make the round trip providing ne can
get load for reasonable price, allowing the passen
rs to attend the Parade night services then to
turn home after the first day meeting asking that
all officers pursue this and this will make 1t pos
sbe to stage biggest Parade in our history jackson
officials have kindly consented to give the city for two
hours and the parade will be. lead by MOUNTED 70
IICEMEN ON HORSEBACK.
s Signed:
T. j. HUDDLESTON, Custodian
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-07-01

G. Sister Scarborough as Chrstian--Rev. W. NJ
Cupepper
T.. Sister Scarborough a S. s. Teacher-7s G. Carey
g. Sister Scarborough as a Missionary Worker-Mrs
Sonora Hodbes
8. Sister Scarborough in the Fraternal Word-F j.
Huddleston, Custodian, Afro American Sons and
Daughters
TO- Sister Scarborough AS Neighbor-Mr Il. l..
Williams
H. Solo-NIr George Swan
H. Remarks Rev. L. w. Williams, Rev. A. W Jones
! 8" Mr. Percy Smith ST. Mrs Cora f. Weber, IA
700 City Mississippi
i3a ,Songr-+(herl, .favorte) -"Twill Be Glory
a. 'relegrams Letters of CONFERENCE.-The Ambrose
is. Obituary,
l6 solo-Mrs Charlie W. Stewart, Yazoo City Missis-
sppi
IT, Funeral Sermon-Dr j. A. Marshal
49, Performance of the Afro-American Sons Daugh-
ters, Burial Signs, etc.
49, Recessiona
MR. s. G. CAREY Master of Ceremonies
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-07-01
THE DELTA NAT.ONaL BANK Of IAz.0 CITY


1t The Close Of Husluess June
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-07-01
LIABILITIES

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Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-07-01
PROGRAM

Funeral Services of Sister Annie Scarborough at the
Asia Baptist church. Sunday June 8, 2:30 o'clock P MI
The following program is by request of Sister Annie
Scarborough
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-07-01
Growth OF Organization

3eg Il as,It. & 40 "
T. JniHudd lesion &c Custodian
l. e. Edwards, Mound Shyoabl
John sEdwards,d Holly ,Rid@erg
Clistef.eDt johnson, I y az&sfnGity ag ID
l.. ID. sShOrter, ;iHhaWnd oW ,dtUol9 1ied
MiscellaHgdus o19r hHoyoi bsbrsp
f. &c. Huddleston, Yazoo City
S. M. Rogers, Indianola
j John Knew, Jackson
G. I. Hawkins, Hollandale
G. Y. Johnson, Silver City
Rev. F. S. Wilson, Yazoo City
f. G. Wallace, Bolton
Lige Sutherland, Pickens
V. A. Arnolds, Greenwood
D. w. Kelly, Indianola
l. G. Harper, Hattiesburg
Edd Roberts, Winona
!Rey. Geo. W.uOatis, Jackson
M. B. Wright, Yazoo City
Evening star., 1935-09-27
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis
Guests at Kenmore

Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding Lewis of
Clarendon, Va, and Mrs. Herford Du-
gan of Indianapolis will be the out-of-
town guests at the tea at Kenmore,
former home of Col. Fielding Lewis
and his wife, Betty Washington, to-
morrow afternoon from until 6
o'clock. Mrs. Philip Sterns, wife of
the Virginia member of the Commits
sion of Fine Arts, will pour, assisted
by Mrs. Al Lindstrom, and members
of the Kenmore Association will re-
ceive. All of the Fall flowers are in
bloom and Kenmore Is at its loveliest.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Miss Light to Wed
Mr.. Imirie October 21

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Light of
Huntington street, Chevy Chase, Md,
have issued invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter Dorothy Lucille
to Mr.. Donald Imirie, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Imirie of West Bradley
Lane, Chevy Chase, October 81, at 4
o'clock In the afternoon l.. All Saints
Episcopal Church, the Rev. Henry
Teller Cooke officiating.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
YOUTH SESSION TONIGHT

Endorsement of the American youth
act. counter-plan to the National
Youth Administration, will be sought
in a drive by the Washington Council
of the American Youth Congress,
meeting at the Phyllis Wheatley Y.
w. c. A., col Rhode Island avenue,
tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
Waldo McNutt, chairman Of the
National Council, will be the principal
speaker at mass meeting planned
for the latter part of October, it was
said.
Evening star., 1935-09-27

a frock of raspberry lace. with turban
of the same shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansury left imme-
diately after the breakfast for a mo-
tor trip to New York City and will
make their home IN Washington upon
their return.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Attractive
Weddings
This Week
Nup-
tials Today-Miss
Henderson Bride
of Mr.. Draper.

Miss Margaret Mary Collins, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Collins
and Mr.. James c. Bradley, jr, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Bradley, were
married this morning at 9 o'clock in
the Sacred Heart Church, Rev. Arthur
OLeary, president of Georgetown Uni
versity and cousin of the bride, Off
ciating. The altar was decorated with
clusters of white dahlias arranged
against background of ferns end
palms.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore gown OF
white satin made ON long princess
lines and fashioned with long train.
long close sleeves and square neck
line, edged with scallops. Her tdllo
veil was held by a coronet of seed
pearls and she carried bouquet of
brides roses and lilies of the valley
Acting as matron of honor for the
bride was Mrs. Kurt BlatZheim, sister
of the bridegroom, whose gown was OF
rust-color velvet fashioned with
short train and who wore turban
of velvet. Miss Eleanor Flynn of
Binghamton, N. Y; Miss Dana Wat
kins, Miss Nina Stocps and Miss
Katherine Collins, sister of the bride,
were bridesmaids, all wearing gowns
OF moss green velvet with correspond
ing turbanS They carried bouquets
of bronze chrysanthemum ponpons
and dahlias.
Mr.. Bradley had Mr.. John De Lacy
of Chevy Chase. Md, as best man and
the ushers were the two brothers of
the bride, Mr.. Jerry Collins and Mr..
William Collins, and Mr.. Patrick
Gregg and Mr. Edward Pisapia.
A reception for members of the m
mediate families and the wedding
party was held after the wedding IN
the home of the brides parents.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley left for
a wedding trip and will be at home
on their return at the Chalfonte
Apartments.
The wedding of Miss Ethel Rita
Vermillion, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton c. Vermillion of 727 RoXbor-
ough street northwest, and Mr.. John
S. Mansury, took place yesterday
morning at the Church of the Nativity.
the Rev. Lawrence A. McGloan Off
ciating, and was followed by break
fast at the Shoreham Hotel.
The bride was attended by Miss
Marian B. Sanford as bridesmaid, and
Mr.. John B. McNamee served as best
man. The bride wore a gown of white
satin. fashioned with high neck ana
plaitings on the bodice and skirt. and
her veil was held by a circlet OF
orange blossoms. Her corsage bouquet
was of white roses and lilies of the
valley. Miss Sanford was gowned in
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Iowa Society at
east Lynn" Tonight

The Iowa Society will meet in the
Press Club ball room this evening for
the performance of East Lynne"
which will be presented by the Willard
Players.
After the play there will be an in
formal -theater party of COM
munity singing and an opportunity for
members to get acquainted. 1t is
hoped that all Iowans will avail them
selves of this opportunity and enjoy
"a good laugh"
Reservations are being made with
Miss Gertrude M. Louis at the Roose-
welt Hotel.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
DR.. and Mrs. Simon
Informal at Home

DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon will be
at home informally at their residence
on Harrison street tomorrow after
noon from 4 to 8 o'clock In honor Of
Rabbi and Mrs. Norman Gerstenfeld.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Room Numbers Out.

A Berlin hotel catering to foreign
visitors has done away with hotel
room numbers and instead has put
place names.
Evening star., 1935-09-27

There are at the least 100000 ad-
vanced cases of leprosy in India.
Evening star., 1935-09-27

& Underwood Photo.
La opinión., 1935-03-01
TIENE Ell CORAZON AL
LADO DERECHO

Aver fue eXaminado en- el hos
pital general, donde sc reunieron
los mejores medicos de la ciudad.
I'm muchacho de 6 amos de edad
que tiene ell est6mago en- un cua-
drill, posee I'm solo pulmon, ell CO.
razon 10 tiene del lado derecho. Y
los intestinos Sc encuentran ALOHA
dos en- ell peeho.
El eXtrano fen6meno de Ia Natu-
raleza es Wallace Rossall, 1924
Jackson St. de Glendale. quien no
obstante Ia alteration tan extra
ia, no ha sufrido hasta ahora min
guna enfermedad nj complication,
pues por ell contrario. CORE Y jue-
ga como ell mas normal, V tiene un
apetito que asombra a sus propios
padres, pues no hay momento que
Al regresar de Ia calle no entire pi-
diendo una botella de leche, fruta
o sandwiches, aparte de sus conf
das ordinarias.
La junta de mtdicos tuvo por OBJ
jeto de hacer un cuidadoso eXamen
mediaute Rayos y. habiGndose des-
cubierto ell raro case hasta hace
pocos dias, cuando el muchacho
sintio malestar del est6mago. Sus
padres cream que era de tanto CO.
mer, Y al llevarlo con un medico
comenz0 a notar este el movimien-
10 de los intestiuos dentro del to-
raN, mientras que el estomago lie
"grunia' en- Ia parte donde deberia
estar ell corazon. Y este latia en- el
lado opuesto.
La opinión., 1935-03-01

CONTRAARIzONA
Que modere SUI actitud ha-
cia los sgricultores nipo
mes de la region, Sc pidio

TOXIC, Japon, mario liver
nes).-(UP).-U Una delegation de
patriotas japoneses visito hoy la
embajada norteamericana aqui, pa
IA entregar una formal protesta
contra los tratos de que estan STEM
do victimas los ~japoneses RESIDENCES
en- California y Arizona.
La delegation de patriotas es Ia
tercera que vista la embajada de
Estados Unidos, protestando contra
ell proyecto de ley Que esta siendo
estudiado por Ia legislature de Ari-
IONA, para eXcluir a los japoneses
de las actividades agricclas en- csc
Estado.
Las protestas fueron dirieidas
tambien contra varios proyectos de
ley p~resentados en- la 81 session de la
legislature de California, en- los que
SO propone la exclusion de los ia
poneses y otros ex~tranjeros como
propietarios de bienes raices o tie
rras aericolas. Los ~proyectos de ley
fueron enviados al comite judicial
del senado, pero Sc cree POGO pro-
bable que sean aprobados cuando
la legislature Sc reuna ell 4 de mar
20.
Tn representative de Ia Secreta-
ria de R%elaciones EXteriores decla-
ro hoy que ell Ministro Koki Hirota
esta procediendo con precauciones
sobre los casos de los nipones en-
Arizona Y California.