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La opinión., 1935-05-17

MANUEL PEREZ EN- LA FlES.
IA DEL PRIMERO

Tn nueva elemento de valia
ACADIA de ser agregado al progra-
ma que esta organizando, para
la noehe del primero de JUNO, In
Union de Damas Catolicas Me-
mixanas. con los fines altrufstas
que Sc han dadc va a cohocer al
publieo en- edlciones anteriores.
Sc trata del maestro de bales
Manuel Perez, quien tomara
parte en- Ell Fin de Fiesta a Ia e
presentation de Ia comedia
"Amanecer" de Martinez Sierra,
la cual ira a la escena con un
brillante reparto bajo Ia direc-
cion de los hermanos Camacho
Vega.
Manuel Perez esta considerable
como uno de los mejores dan
zarines e%spaholes en- California,
en- donde Ia conquistado eXito
tras exito en- los nltimos amos.
Posee un lujoso v%estuario. y gus
ia de interpreter las obras macs
tras de los clasicos modernos es-
paho'es.
Este famoso artista-nos
dijo una distinguish dana de la
In on-acepto gustosa G inme-
diatamente la lnvitacion que le
hiclmos para tomar parte en- Ia
fiesta, al saber que Sc trataba
de beneficiar a los de su raza.
Creemos que un gesto como csc
no puede pasar inadvertido.
Por 10 que toca a "Amanecer'.
sus enssyos han seguido cuida-
dosamente, creyendose que su
representation esta llamada a ser
un ex'to mayusculo. tanto por ESQ
como por la calidad de los aficio-
nados que tienen a ST. cargo los
papeles principles. La senorita
Margarita Cana V ell senior Luis
Diaz Flores toman las parties
c%entrales: y SUI actuaci6n en- la
comedia "Sueho de ana noche de
Agosto" que recientemente fuera
presentada por ell grupo artfstico
de las mismas Damas Catolicas.
cs va una garantia de eXcelencia
en- este case especia..
La function sc hara en- 81 teatro
Major antes l'amado "Figue-
roa Playhouse situado en- el M
nero 93S de la misma Gale. es-
tando va a la venta los billetes
r~espectivos. en- los lugares que =
han sehalado con anterioridad.
Ia Union de Damas Catolicas
So Ina servido man'festarnos que
dichos boletos han sido marcados
a los precios de un dollar, setenta
Y cinto. c%incuenta y veinticinco
centavos. a fin de ponerlos al
alnance de todas las fortunas.
Nuevos detalles sobre esta fun
ci6n Sc daran a conocer en- bre-
We.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
(cc77luye)

No ]encuentra eco en- el "publi-
co en- general, burgu6s en- arte
por 10 comun, ell ballet, la danza
propiamente dicha, que no Sc
finque en- el pasado romantico.
como interprete del amor o del
sentimiento religioso. Pero 5no
son nuevas religiones ell s~ocialis-
mo y Ell ~comunismo, que tienen
por divinidad al ser humane?
Luego no hay pred,ca mejor que
Ia que Sc haga por medic del
bale. Recordamos a Crosse
cuando afirma que. fuera de la
guerra. la DANA es en- Ia vida
primitiya el principal factor que
constituye a la solidaridad, V que
toda nuestra avanzada civiliza-
cion sc apoya en- Ia danza.
Hace unos cuantos meses la
puritana Nueva York Sc conmo-
VIC con n noticia. Funciona-
ba desde hacia varios amos en-
de los barrlos de la Ciudad
de Hero, la Liga Revoluc.ona-
ria del Bale de los Trabajado-
res. Tres c%onciertos en- el Civic
Repertory Theatcr. en- Ell AM
bassador Theater y en- el Town
Hall. bastaron para que la prem
81 liberal Sc ocupara de los 500
danZantes que. divididos en- 90
grupos. predicaban con Ia DANA
Ia religion que pretende hacer
de todas las classes sociales.
Ia llcha de classes, animada Dor
un ritmo a~pasionado de
trada energia Y hecha p,astica
o medic de gestos de una
tuerte expression. Los bailarines
de Ia Liga del Bale de los Ira
baJadores son socialistas. auto
res de las musicas que bailan. V
Ia mayor parte de ellos-segun
declare Miss Chilkovsky. una de
las estrelias con Miriam Biecher
y Jane Dudley-fueron original
mente "cuellos blancos'' V traba-
jadores industr.ales. "Tenemos,
dee la %danzarina mencionada-
un grupo de b~ailarinas GESTURE
ras. otro de oficinistas, otro de
zapateros. Bai'amos en- las asam
bleas de gremios de obreros. e
impartimos classes de bale para
nihos". "Nuestros temas - dijo
Miss Biecher-son pertinentes.
Uno de los mas %eXpres.vos es la
Cabeza de Van der Lubbe'. un
bale sobre Ia justicia capitalis-
Ia. tai como puede Impartial un
tribunal nazzi. Otro es La Trail
que tiene por motive la
forma en- que los lideres de Ia
Americana del Ira
bajo traicionaron la huelga de
La opinión., 1935-05-17

MoVlMtENTo ocURRlDo EN-
Ell REGtSTRO CIVIL

Los QUE Sc cASAN. = Sc
han presentado en- la oficina del
Registro Civil. en- solicitud de
licencia para contraer matrimo-
Mo, las sigu entes parejas de
nuestra colonia local:
Jose Chaeon, de IS ahos. con
Jer6nima Chae6n. de 20.
Victor Amezaga. de 40 ahos.
con Marcia Ricaud. de 20.
Jesus Condo. de Al amos. o
Rafaela Rodriguez. de Is.
G. O. Moreno. de % ahos. col
Maria Alvarado. de %.
NAcIMlENTos:
A la senora de don Alfonso
Barreto. una mia. Hospital
jefferson.
DEFUNcloNES:
Amparo Garcia. de 80 anos.-
va fueron sepultados sus restos.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
La empresa Fouce ha tornado a su car
go Ell antique teatro Mexico

ron fallidos, siendo imperative su
cierre total.
No sabemos ann que genera
de espectaculos pondra en- Ell
mexico" (Antes Grand) ell Sc
nor Fouce, aunque. dadas sus
condolences e%spec,a'es, es de
creerse Que sc llenaran u pro-
gramas con espectaculo de foro,
va Que ell escenario de $ cen
tro de atraccioncs es ell meJor
acondlclonado de todos los que
hay abiertos al p1bilco que habla
y entiende espanol.
La opinión., 1935-05-17

De fuente f.dedigna supimos
aver que la empresa teatral re-
genteada en- Los Angeles y sus
alrededores por ell senior Fran
cisco Fouce, ACADIA de adquirir,
para la presentation re espec-
taculos en- espahol. Ell antique
teatro Grand" situado en- la ca
lie Main al Sur. n1mero 10.
El teatro estuvo alberto re-
cientemente, en- IN intento para
atraer a la colonia de habla es-
pahola a q, pero parece que los
esfuerzos de ia valiente empresa
que 10 tomo a su cargo resulta-
La opinión., 1935-05-17
NUEVAS OFlCINAS DEL DOC
TOR kUNSTIER

Acadia de llegar a Los Angeles,
despues de un viaje por las prin-
cipales ciudades de los Estados
Unidos. Ell DR.. NJ. Kunstler. uno
de los fa~cultatiyos mas afamados
de Los Angeles, en- donde tiene
una gran clientele de habla es-
paho,a.
\ su retorno. Ell doctor Kuns-
tier Sc ha servido manifestarnos
que ACADIA de insta'ar sus nue.
vas oficinas en- Ell 101 de Ia ave
nida Boyle al sur. frente por
frente de la farmacia Gutierrez.
en- la esquina con Ia Gale Pri-
mera.
En- su nuevo eonsultorio, Sc o
dice, el doctor kunstler tendra
un servicio de yeinticuatro no.
ras. con atencion medica de emer
gencia durante "a noche.
FL DIR. Kunstler habla espanol
o absolute facilidad, enten-
diendose directamente con sus
pacientes meXicanos, segdn sc
nos ha dicho.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
DEFUNcIoNES

Amparo Garcia, de 80 Amos
va fueron sepultados sus restos.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
=
LA DEsPEDlDA DE "ToHA LA
NEGRA" Ell lUNES

Sc nos dijo aver que la tempora
da alberta por ia artista mex.ca-
ma "Tona la Negra" o su ella
We de ORC" Y sus artistas de
variedades. en- e; teatro "Califor-
MIA. no quedara cerrada ell do
mingo proximo. como Sc habfa
proyectado. sino el lunes, con ina
function especial. que Sc esta
p~reparando a c%onciencia para
hacer de ella algo que dele un
recuerdo imborrable en- Ell espi-
r.tu de los afectos a las diversio-
mes teatrales.
Esta noticia sera recibida sin
duda con beneplacito por los mu-
chos admiradores que Toha ha
sabido conquistar en- su actua-
ci6n de los ultimos dias. La re-
vista que sc estrene esa noche,
sera %anunciada cor Ia debida an
ticipaci6n en- estas columns.
Una f'gura altamente intere-
sante de la compahia. es Virginia
Ramsey. Esta simpatica we
dette" ha estado conquistando ell
APPLAUSE de los aficionados cada
dia con mas ~fuerza. al grade de
ser va una de las favoritas en- el
cuadro. Y es que su arte es null
tiforme: excelente en- la carac-
terizaci6n de los t'pos meXicanos,
nos resulta tambien una magnf-
flea bailarina. interprete de la
rumba tai Y como debe bailarse.
actriz y cancionera. Creemos que
es un elemento de gran valor
para Ia compania y de esa Green
cia parece particular ell pnblico
tambi6n.
Eel programa de hoy Sc cubrira
con el estreno de una revista. con
mdsica de Agustfn Lara, ente-
ramente distinta a la cue Sc Ina
estado presentando aver y ante
aver. segdn nos dijo la empresa.
Las funciones son a las siete
Y a las e Y cuarto de la no.
che. eXhibiendose entire una Y
otra buenas ~peliculas habladas.
Los precios aparecen marcados
en- el %anuncio respective, en- otro
lugar de esta pagina y son ente-
ramente populares.
de 10 popular Y 10 revo'uciona-
rio. En- la historic del ballet del
momento social que vivlmos-
Russia. Alemania. Estados Unidos
-un matiz intermedio es 81 Ba-
llet Simb6lico Proletario 5000,
que Sc ACADIA de bailar en- ell
La opinión., 1935-05-17
Poetisa

Esta es la nuevs poetisa me-
xicana Virginia Ochoa Beza-
res, cuyo primer libro de YER
SOS "Brevisrio' ACADIA de salir
a luz, provocando la sdmira-
cion dc los amantes de las be-
Has lstras.
La opinión., 1935-05-17
La Primera Dana

Esta es una ~fotografia interesante, tomada en- los mo-
mentos EN- que la primera dana de los Estados Unidos,
Mrs. Roosevelt tomaba su a!muerzo, al Iado de la esposa
del diputado Wilmington durante una fiesta de las damas
congresistas norteamercanas. La fotografia es del SER
vcio lnternacinal |. |. News.
, 1935-03-31
F.D.R. FINDS
FISHING GOOD

MIAMI. Fla. March 80. R-Pres-
ident Roosevelt reports consider
able success in his fishing in south
ern waters.
He was off Man-o'-War bay OF
Great Inagua Island in the Ba-
hama group Saturday. ready TO haul
in traps set Just at sunset Friday for
a new catch Of fish specimens pc
culiar 70 this region.
A message Friday night from the
president TO temporary headquarters
at the Miami Biltmore hotel report
ed the fishing luck.
Keeping a close eye on national
affairs and also on the condition Of
his secretary and friend, Louis NJ.
Howe, Mr.. Roosevelt planned to re-
man over the weekend and possibly
through next week on his vacation
voyage.
He was ready TO sign aboard ship,
the yacht Nourmahal. the govern
ment's 00.OOO,0 900 war department
appropriation bill. and also was
awaiting final congressional action
on the s4.S80, 100000 work relief
measure
Once the latter bill Is enacted, the
president Is prepared to set into i'm
mediate motion the machinery for
making jobs for 100000 workers he
hopes to put to work under the ap-
preparation.
As for the fish, II Ia the custom OF
Mr.. Roosevelt 10 preserve unusual
specimens Of fish and TO give them
10 museums.
, 1935-03-31
10th Fowing Oil Well And
5Oth Producer Recorded In
HidaLgo Samfo rdyce Field

In western Starr. Heep on Cor
p~oration's No. l M. Guerra a. Sons,
in Block 80, Crawford subdivision,
porcion IS. Ancient Jurisdiction OF
Mier, Is ready to sidetrack at 800
feet after plugging back from q to-
tai depth Of 1880 feet when the
drill stem twisted off and fishing
for an l5-foot section of drill stem
was unsuccessful. The test Is ex-
pected to start making new hole
this weekend.
One neY wildcat location was re-
ported In Starr county during the
week. It is Sun-Ray Oil Company's
No. ! Lopez and is located about
$4,000 feet from the north and $50
feet from the east lines Of porcion
rs. Ancient Jurisdiction OF Mier,
western Starr. A water line Is being
laid five ond a half miles north to
the nearest dependable water sup
ply. Derrick is completed and ma
chinery Is on the ground. HenshaW
Bros. are drilling contractors.
, 1935-03-31
INSISTS
ON GAS MASKS

ROME, March 30. Rp-Po4sesuion
OF gas masks by employees In rtaly's
strategic industries was made obli-
Ratory Saturday by the cabinet mt
a meeting presided over by Premier
Mussolini.
The cabinet also instituted an air
command for east Africa. uniting
the air forces Of Erftrea and soma
liland.
The body approved an elaborate
law establishing an association Tor
the distribution Of gas masks. plac-
ing every facility possible In the
way Of purchase OF them by the
general public. which IL urged To
learn their use.
The official gazette published q
law under which men now m mill
tary service and about 20 complete
their terms are kept under arms
until a day determined by the
minister of war"
This law legalized the statement
made last week by the war minis
ter before the chamber Of deputies
revealing that the class Of 1918 now
completing service would not be
, 1935-03-31
BANDIT LOOT
Is SPLIT UP

MIAMI, Fla. March 90 Rt-Texas
claimants have agreed to division Of
upward OF $4,000 In cash. bonds.
ewelry and other loot recovered
from three Texas bandits who we're
caught q year ago.
All figuring IN the division Friday
were victims Of holdups laid TO Ir-
win CBlackie) Thomas and w. j.
CWhitie) Walker. since killed IN an
attempted break from the Texas
state prison, and Roy Johnson, who
Is serving a life sentence there.
The attorneys stipulations, in
corporated In q report by Special
Master William G. Granting OF the
circuit court, would give:
The First National bank OF Mar
lin. Tex. $44.l4i cash and $4,000 In
liberty bonds.
The Robinson State bank and the
Buckholtz State Bank Of Palestine.
Tex. s4.144. and s2.903 respectively
The Caldwell Jewelry Store, Inc,
OF Bryan, Texas. several thousand
dollars in jewelry identified by its
representatives.
The two Palestine banks all add
, 1935-03-31
Habeas Corpus Is
Denied Strikers

AUSTIN. March 30.-P- The
supreme court Saturday denied
habeas corpus applications to 81
garment workers jailed at Dallas
on contempt charges in connection
with ~picketing.
The girls we're held for allegedly
~disobeying a temporary injunction
issued in favor OF Justin McCarty,
Inc. against international Ladies
Garment workers Union Locals 204
and i21.
The court held the workers we're
mot manifestly entitled to the re-
lief asked Jack Johannes. Dallas
attorney, contended District Judge
Tcwne Young exceeded his author
ity in requiring $1,000 bond of some
Of the girls.
, 1935-03-31
Hamilton's Trail.
Lost by Officers

TULSA, Okla. Marrh ~
northeastern Oklahnrn. 49,
saturday were relaxing ~ oiIlcsts
ence as Raymond Hamiifcn slsn-
we Texas desperado, eifhs~ usn
n ra .nem or failed 70 appear AZ
Offr.~s ne U
OtilSeIS. after watching the routs
w. "nlcn u was reported he wouid
oIlve Eavelins from Tulsa "a
northeast Oklahoma. returned ~
their homes. 0
Tulsa police discounted thu -
port that the person seen w.
Hamilton. -
, 1935-03-31

. you don't need a two-acre estate with due
apologies to every real estate salesman in the
Valley -. to enjoy the balmy summer breezes
land with due apology to Del Mar and Col. Sam
Robertson) -.
You need just a porch u. or lawn . !. and
some of our gay breezy" porch and lawn fur
niture Entire Suites-or odd pieces-in styles
to suit the ultra-smart as well as the wee-bit con-
sentative -. with plenty of types in between Il.
at SURPRISINGLY LOW prices.
Visit our nearest store tomorrow and see
the many NEW items =. glider swings steel
chairs and other summer comfort pieces .
any or all of which you may buy on our convent
ent time-payment plan.
, 1935-03-31

tional funds realized from sale OF
the gangs remaining effects. includ-
ing automobiles. weapons. wardrobes
Most Of the money and bonds were
ON deposit in Florida banks All the
assets have been impounded pend
ing d final order for their DISPOSE
ton by Judge II. ". Atkinson
, 1935-03-31
Clean Up Week Is
Set For Harlingen
Especial "a The Herald)

Especial 20 The HERALD
HARLINGEN, March 30.-Mayor
Sam Bolts has issued q proclama-
ton designating March 30 TO April
6 as spring fire prevention cleanup
week In Harlingen.
The cleanup Is 70 include all
trash and other fire hazards with
the city helping remove al rubbish,
etc. that Is gathered during this
period.
, 1935-03-31
Hotel Blaze Fatal

PACHUTA, Miss. March 3O-t%
One person was burned 10 death
early Saturday I'm a fire which
DESTROYED the small Beavers hotel
In Pachuta- The lives OF III. "A.
Beavers. the hotel owner and his
family were saved bv the screech-
ing OF a passing locomotive whose
crew discovered the blaze.
, 1935-03-31
Robbery Reported BY
County Commissioners

BRYAN, March 30-P-Officers
Saturday investigated a report by
Raymond Todd. county commission
er. that he was kidnapped. bound
with wire, and robbed of SOS Friday.
Todd said when he got into his
car In front Of the courthouse Fri
day afternoon, q man who had
secreted himself in the rear Of the
machine ordered the Official under
threat of death TO drive to q point
in a wooded area beyond Center
vile.
, 1935-03-31
SPRING TRAINING

SAN BENITO. March 30.-Spring
football training was begun this
week by Coach Orville Mule) Brown
with about 10 boys out Active
training viii not begin until about
Monday, Brown says. He Is hopeful
OF having a squad OF about 80 out
before training ends. Some new ma
terial was received this week and
will be used for the first time prob
ably about Monday.
, 1935-03-31

!. LAREDO, March 30. R1-The
Iaviest rainfall since mid-February
ited the Laredo section early Sat-
Aay. The downpour Of more than
Inch was accompanied by ar cleo
storm. Saturdays visitation.
led with light rains Friday. will
beneficial to farm and ranch
this section-
, 1935-03-31

dismissed but retained under arms.
The cabinet provided for gener-
Gus treatment OF government EN-
picyes called TO the coolrs or who
nave volunteered. including full
Pay q two months and u certain
srpend for each succeeding months.
The Washington times., 1935-05-20
SENATE INQUIRY
On NEW DEAL
''REDS' SOUGHT

Backed by veterans organiza-
lions and host of patriotic So
ctet1es, Senator Dickinson (R0 Of
Iowa tomorrow will introduce a
resolution for a Senate probe Of
alleged subversive cliques within
the New Deal.
Although his resolution directly
hits the Federal Emergency Relief
and the CCC, Senator Dickinson
today said he expected Demo
cratic support in his demand for
D special Senate committee to be
named by Vice President Garner
with power to subpoena officials
Of Government and private or.
CARNATIONS and their records.
Citing a growing tendency in
Government bureaus and depart
ments to further Communist
teachings" the resolution points
out:
/. That the Federal Grand
Jury Association of Southern
New York in a communication
to the Senate week ago
charged FERA directly with
spreading Communist doctrines
IN it's schools for workers.
2. That Roger Babson, econ
omist and statistician, in a
report to American business re-
Gently, declared CCC camps are
infested with radical agitatorS.
The proposed committee would
be directed to determine whether
public officials are permitting use
Of taxpayers funds for publica-
ton of subversive papers and
pamphlets and draft legislation
to stamp out the practice.
Asserting necessity of the probe,
Senator Clark CD of Missouri,
showed Senator Dickinson copies
Of a newspaper published by a
CCC camp at Marysville, Mo-, con-
tanning a two column paean OF
praise for Leninism.
At the same time Senator Cope
land CD of New York revealed
the New York FERA had been de-
MED further use of American
Museum of Natural History quar-
terS for workers clasSrooms when
the museum trustees heard COM
plants that FERA teachers were
preaching Communism.
Quizzing l.. r. Alderman, direc-
tor of FERA educational projects,
Senator Copeland was informed
the Grand Jury Association was
correct in asserting Communist
textbooks were used in the work
ers' schools.
Alderman, the Senator said, in
sisted the object was to "sterilize"
Communist propaganda by expos
ing the fallacies of Marxist doc.
trineS.
The Washington times., 1935-05-20
'SNOOKS' WAITS
RURAL HOME

Hills and dales, green fields
and shady woods appeal to
"Snooks" as the only real"
places to be.
He's thankful for the respite
afforded by the comparative
quiet of the Animal Rescue
League, II o st. N. W., but in
the back of his head is the per-
sistent hope that some subur-
ban or rural householder will
want just the kind of dog he is
and give him a regular home.
"Snooks" is a. young collie
dog, brown and white in color.
Go down to the League and
look him over.
The Washington times., 1935-05-20
Women DisOrderly
During Liquor Raid

EASTON, Pa. May 20.-Resent-
ing the raid staged by State Ii
quor Control Board agents and
Easton police in the Syrian colony
in this city, residents of the col.
ony. mostly women, staged a near
riot as they destroyed the "evi
dence," seized by the agents and
threw stones. The raid was at
the home of John and David
Sabo.
While the agents were conduct
ing a systematic search of the
premises, a number of women be-
gan to hurl ash trays and other
objects at the agents and when
the latter, after discovering liquor
in the place, were about to leave,
the women started to throw
stones.
The Washington times., 1935-05-20
sAIDA' EXCERPTS

Excerpts from aida" will be
among pieces played by the United
States Army Band tomorrow at
$50 p. m. at he walter Reed
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1935-05-20
NEW TOOTH AT "a

MONTRosE, Colo, May 20
G.N.S).-Dave Wood, s4-year-old
Montrose pioneer, is the proud
owner of a new tooth. It came
through the gums recently and is
the only real" tooth he has.
The Washington times., 1935-05-20
MEASLES AT HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 20
GN.SO.-German measles struck
Harvard University students with
a bang this year. A hundred stu
dents were afflicted with the mild
disease at different times.
The Washington times., 1935-05-20
$13 TO HOLDUP MEN

Two colored robbers took $13
from Raymond r. Etchinson, 80
U st. N. W., as he was walking
near Twelfth st. and Rhode Is
land Ave. N. w., he told police
Yesterday.
The Washington times., 1935-03-11
SEC WELCOMES
BIC ISSUE
international News Service

Members of the securities and
stock exchange ommissi o n
greeted with enthusiasm today
registration of a $45, 100000 re-
funding bond issue by the Pacific
Gas and Electric Company.
This issue, exceeding by $4,000
900 the refunding movement reg
istered by Swift & Company on
Thursday, is looked upon by the
commission as definite evidence
that the capital issues market jam
is we'll on it's way toward being
broken. The issue, the largest to
be offered under the 1888 securi-
ties act, was registered on the
simplified form prescribed by the
commission in January.
An element of drama entered
the registration procedure when
Robert M. Gerdes, fourth vicC
president of the utility, raced
against time from Los Angeles
here in orde rto get the securities
registered before Saturday. The
company wanted the bonds regis
tered on March 8, so that the 20
days required by law letWeen
registration and time of first sale
would be up prior to April /.