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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICE IN MODERN, OFFICE BLDG.
room rooms S. private toilet in Suite: use 'e Of large
reception room. Suitable for attorneys.
Address Box 4O4-B. Star once.
17OI CONN. AVE-DESIRABLE OFFICE
space now available at this convenient
location; large rooms facing on Conn. ave.;
$50 and S35.
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO.,
1921 Conn. Ave Phone Decatur 5000.
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN THE
EVENING STAR BUILDING. 1Ith snS n9
conveniently located Single rooms or
entire suites now available. SPACIOUS
5000 or apply Office of supt. Room 610,
Star Building. lIth and Penn. ave NV.
THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS CORNER
7tE and D sts suitable for Offices, storage
or apartments. DAVID r. SIMON. Wood
ward Bldg. Phone National 1881. Ia
800 SO.
Large bright. outside Offices vicinity OF
18th and Eye Sts.: modern building; serv-
ice TO satisfy the most discriminating.
WAGGAMAN- -BRAWEER REALTY CORP.
1900 Eye st. Metropolitan 1860
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AUCTION SALES-TODAY.
THOS. J.. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
1431 EYE ST. NV.

TRufTTEsE FE4E sAIE Ep26vyb 26 ybIUARIE REA REAE
bBIck guIpfRGs. kNowN As
MEkhH EhFh5sES l5i7 327S' i315 ANP iEqf
STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in ,Liber No. ,6l45. folio 800 ct
Columbia, and at the request Of the party
secured, thereby, the undersigned trustee
Will sell at Dueie t1ap ayetion in fgqnt q tie
AT FouR O'Clock PM, the foilowins- wing
District Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
and being lots numbered seventy-six $50
sseventy-seyen 80 and seventy -eight. t7sl
bered two hundred and forty-two f242l
800 in The surveyors % ONCE Of The pistPict tGet
Terms Of sale: ,one-htth Of the purchase
equal inStallments. payable in one TWO
three and four years. with interest at
u per cent per annum. payable quar-
terly from day Of sale secured BY first
all cash at the option Of the purchaser A
deposit Of $4,000 will be REQUIRED at time
ancing. recording revenue stamps. etc at
cost Of DuEfhaSeF Te5ms ~ Of sale to
right to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser after
some newspapei @ published j in W Washington n
without forfeiting deposit trustee, may avail
itself Of any legal or equitable rights
AMERIcAN SECURITY AND
TRusT, COMPANY. Trustee.
vice President.
'sfali 4. Il. sHiIfIscros SHIT
fe4-d&dS exSu Assistant Secretary
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ROCK THROWN IN CAFE

HOLLYWOOD, February IA P).-
Patricia Knight, former Ziegfeld Fol-
lies girl, resented the asserted refusal
Of operators of fashionable cafe TO
admit her and companion.
A rock crashed through the cafe
window.
Mrs. Knight, wife of Fuzzy"
Knight, stage and screen comedian,
and her escort, j. Dwight Mcclure,
were arrested and charged with in
toxication. They were released from
the county Jail on bond for trial
today.
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HOME BOARD REFLECTS
OFFICERS IN LOUDOUN
Mrs. Wade Hutchinson Remains
Head of County Demonstra-
tion Group.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEESBURG, Va, February i4.-At
the annual advisory board meeting for
home demonstration work in Ioudoun
County here Mrs. Wade Hutchinson
Of Aide was reelected president.
Other officers reelected we're: Mrs. o.
L. limerick, Purcellville, vice president,
and Mrs. Henry Beatty, Bluemont,
secretary-treasurer
Mrs. Robert James. chairman for
the county campaign in kitchen, back
yards and sanitation, in her report
stated that an additional two weeks
had been given those wishing to sub
NIT slogans appropriate to the cam
paign. The goal in the campaign,
which starts in March, is to have at
least 1000 homes make some i'm
provements.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.
HOUSES-FURNiSHED

CHEVY CHASE. SIND ST ROOMS.
bath. h.-w h.. garage; nicely furnished,
S94. Phone National 1926.
BEAUTIFUL. NEW. DETACHED BRICK
home of rooms. 2 baths: bed room and
bath on the first floor: electric refrigera-
ton oil burner large lot, 2-car garage;
convenient to schools and transporta alton.
Call Wisconsin 1892.
LARGE SIX-ROOM HOUSE. SLEEPING
porch. h.-w h, fully furnished, grand piano,
Frlgidare; $50; references. 17l2 Euchd
st. NV.
1927 MONROE ST. NV. COR. 11th-4
rooms. private bath. heat. gas. elec., Sl2. SO
week or SIS mo-; no linen. Pot. O41T. lh.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 7-ROOM
home. good location; automatic heat. elec
retrig.. gar; immediate possession SO.
Adams 6S63. To-
LOVELY Def. HOME ON HIGH GROUND
IN C. c.. D. C.-Sun porch. sleeping porch.
fireplace oil heat. 2-car gar. Cley. S4@u.
UPPER MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.-UNIQUE
studio house. l. rooms. 4 baths. ll2-story
WAGGAMAN -BRAWNER REALTY CORP,
VACANT-530I 9Th ST NW.-SEMI-
det.: r.. b.. gar. gas heat. nicely fur
nished; convenient: Gentles; Si5.
PHONE GEORGIA 0l19.
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WANTED-COUNT PROPERTY.
HOUSE IN COUNTRY. IMPROVEMENTS.
trees. hills essential; committing distance
Washington. Address Box 1920. Star ONCE.
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1 BEDROOMS, N. !

S6,2 DETACHED BRICK HOME.
In convenient section of Petworth-6
rooms. front porch . inclosed rear
porches; hot-water heat, garage Well
financed Terms
SIC; 0;o00-HoME AND 31a ACRES, BEAU
tifully wooded. situated in Montgomery
County; just few minutes from the
District line. Well-built Groom and
path home. with hot-water heat, OIL
BURNER. electricity, hardwood floors
and garage. Fine orchard and large
lawn Exchange for in-town property
SHANNON & LUCHS co
1903 H st. NV National o345
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

IF YOU HAVE VACANCY IN FUR
nished. unfurnished houses. apartments
or business property. for best and quickest
service, We invite you to call National 2626.
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SALE-HOUSES.
TuPFF PFTWoRTu RAPT

THREE PETWORTH BARGAINS.
These houses are less than years old;
brick. rooms, . rear porches. front con-
crete porch. built-in bath tub. shower,
VIII be sold for much less than original
sale price. Shows about 1870 investment.
l block from bus. near stores and schools.
Phone Adams 4443.
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RoOMS-FURNISHED.

JeWish: large airy room; semi-private
bath: $50, Call after $3.50 pm. Phone
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$50 r ST NE-Large room. Phone

i345 L ST NW-Newly furnished. sec
ond-hoor. Ink. room: next bath: $500
single
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE very attrac-
tive studio room fireplace and balcony:
clean. warm and adjoining bath. 1852
New HamDShire
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Attention. Home BUYERS.

.25o-Fully detached. 1 bath. 6
rooms.
rooms | bath attic.
S8 900-New 2O-ft. brick house. z
rooms. baths insulated and furred
So, ,7OO-New Gift. brick 7 rooms, Q
baths recreation room. fireplaces. built
or will finance and build to suit your
needs. am
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RENT-OFFICE SPACE.

WILL RENT PRIVATE OFFICE WITH USE
of stenographer and large reception room
IN Broom suite. 136 Southern Bldg. Phone
National 6b32
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1917 FAIRMONT ST. NW.-Room with
private bath and glassed porch. second
floor: c. h. W.. unlimited phone. Also
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3034 18th ST. NW-single and double
outside rooms. semi-private bath: maid
service Reasonable
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NEW TWO-FAMILY APT.
fIrTTTY pTYYY ~ To nRnEP \

WILL BUILD TO ORDER
Live in one apartment and let rent from
the other pay for building; 81 900 to
81 500 cash required. if you own a lot
clear we can finance the balance.
SHAPIRO. 1920 X St. NV Natl. S94g.
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WANTED-INvESTMENT PROP.
SALE-ACREAGE.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Large well-built. all-brick home. center
hall plan. situated on a beautifully wooded
baths. every modern feature: 2-car garage
Price reduced over $4,000 TO only
Sl5.950. Owner desires smaller property
in the city and will consider an exchange
Of equities.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 St NV National 2345.
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SALE-BUSINESS PRO
SALE-HOME SITES.

YOUR CBBooIGE OF 4 LARGE PLOT ON
Near. Burning Tree Club and National
Women'S Country Club and several large
estates This land is beautifully wooded
with knobs and streams and is only 25
minutes from downtown. Prices as low
as $3.50 per plot. Reasonable terms If
desired. Address Box 3a3-C Star Office.
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

CORNER BLDG APIS. Ist CONNER
cial corner home; LIST. comm. upper l4th
St; have bonded 10-year lease for store if
Cleveland $40
ON 9th ST. NEAR M-ZoNED FIRST
commercial. ,3-family apartment. reno
yated throuEhout tenant furnish own
rent y sMpgoN h& Go io24 V
ave. phone Metropolitan 300.
TWO-FAMILY BRICK FLAT NEAR UNION
Statlon-5 rooms and bath each. Rent.
6aTsain and snd Sa Conservative He Investment i s
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Met. 1927. Eve
ming. phone Adams S27S.
STORE WITH APARTMENT ABOVE, Lo-
Gated next to corner of prominent inter.
section; well rented: has large, piece, OF
Investment, drasticaily reduced for quick
Phone District $3.50
THREE-FAMILY APARTMENT-NORTH
TeSt-Annual rental SI4t0; exceptional @
IF YOU CAN. GET MORE FOR YOUR
MONEY or place it with better security:
We would like to know it. $3.50 upward
cash. Flats. houses, apis, etc.
N E. RYON CO. 1916 NY. Ave. 34lS 14th.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
81. .500-Second commercial lot. 20xl
feet in northwest section; improved by
brick building. renting for S25 per mo
S5,95O-2-story brick store with > apis
above: separate hot-water heating
plants, elec. Total rental. S77.5o per
S1I ,5OO-Modern 4-family fat each of !
rooms. path and porch; separate gas
heating plants: white tenants, furnish
own heat and light. Total income
Sl,560 per year VIII net 1870 return
on moderate investment.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 H St. NV. National 2345.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-MY COTTAGE. THREE
Pine on Linkhorn Bay, Virginia Beach,
Va Fish, oysters, crabs at door. A. r.
HOLLADAY Warminster Va.
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-727 18th ST NV; QUICK
sale. S22 900 See ]. A. HAYDEN. 3O6
Woodward Building.
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ATTENTION

bUILDEFlEo CIt HO4lE DU ~.
have choice lots in excellent sections
finance for builder or sell finance. and
build for the home buyer. wonderful
time to build your own home. ADDRESS or
call MR.. SCARBOROUGH. l417 K ST..
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Spectators Are Taxed.

Germany has placed a tax on spec
ulative profits from bond trans
actions.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
| TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING. NO. 231l WIS
| TnNC7N AUENTTE NnPTuWEST

ADAM A. WEscHLER & SON. AuctioneeTs.
TRqSdEFs pR7ck pMELSs SAhE 4g 10 ys2i %ES
CONSIN AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust, re-
the land records Of the District Of Co
Iumbia. default haS haying been made IN the the
at the request Of the party secured, the
undersigned trustees will offer for sale at
MSNPhx THEa ,EidHfEESdR PAx &
ocIock PM. ali that parcel Of isnd
D. sager's subdivision of part of original
lot rd 25s J., in A square @ d2?a as per plat lat re- re-
District OF Columbia. in Liber sc. at folio
103. together with the improvements
thereon.
chase money to be paid in cash, balance in
three equal installmeats. payable in one,
and three from the II day Of sale
nualy or all cash at the option Of the
cured By rst deed Of frust On u propefty
sold. A cash deposit of $500 required at
time OF acceptance OF bid. Examination
OF title, conveyancing. revenue stamps, etc.
at the cost of purchaser. Terms to be
feited. or without forfeiting deposit. the
trustees may avail themselves OF any legal
or equitable rights against detaultlns pur-
chaser.
fk4Mosb ffAA4RM5Ss 3 5AVMAh ;. VVfhRBUcHEN.
fe7.9 II. IA 1918 Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
rA?H4Ss F5fK SAFF s. Tvs TRE6
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust,
recorded in Lber 653s. at folio PSI, one
of the land records of the District OF Co.
lumbia, default having been made in the
payment Of the debt thereby secured and and
undersigned trustees will offer for sale at
gq6ae arstion IN tTT5s Of hs premiSSs on On
O'CLOCK PM. ali that parcel Of land
situate and being in. the District OF Co
lumbia. and described as lot 81 in H; R
HowenStein'S subdivision of lots in block
Addition TO the city Of WASHINGTON" as per
for r tie District t Of Columbia is in Lber g.
at folio 90. subject to the building re-
striction line shown on said plat, and
covenants of record. together with the i'm
Terms of sale; one-fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, balance in
three equal installments. payable in one. two
interest at the rate Of six per cent per
annum until paid, payable semi-annually.
or all cash at the option Of the purchaser
Deferred payments TO be secured by first
deed OF trust on property sold. cash
deposit of $500 required at time of ac-
ceptance of bid Examination OF title.
conveyancing. revenue stamps. etc. at the
cost of purchaser. Terms TO be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale,
otherwise deposit may be forfeited. or
avail themselves of any legal or equitable
SHApIN SaAAHHNB. 3. =, BATNAM TFNsAHIcurN
Al Trustees
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
1888 10Th N.W.-Vacancy, Lady.
Beaut. furn.. clean; wonderful table
CLUB MERIDIAN.

262O 10th ST. NV.
Delightful home residence for men and
women with lounges. sun parlor and draw
ing room: exceptional meals; convenient
location. Singles doubles thoroughly
heated by steam. Reasonable rates. Ia
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MONEY TO LOAN.

THE FIDELITY PLAN CORP. 1909 I ST.
n.w-Credit service: courteous. reasonable.
prompt Phone National 6150.
IF YOU NEED FUNDS TO READJUST
your budget. to consolidate bills. to cover
emergencies or special requirements Of any
kind take advantage of our finance plan.
Monthly payment loans may be en-
dorsed or secured by automobiles. real
estate or other collateral.
For many years we have rendered con-
fidential financing service at low rates.
and will welcome the opportunity to serve
you.
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1857 r. I. AVE NV. cor. l5th--Very de-
sirable vacancies ladies. gentlemen, second
floor front: private and semi-private bath:
S36 so double. Excellent home cooked
meals. individual table service. Walking
distance downtown
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1924 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Room. suitable
for one or two, large basement apt;
abundant heat and hot water. 1o~
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o723 18th ST NV. Columbia n224-
Beautiful, large front room suitable for
or more: reasonable price; home comforts.
La opinión., 1935-07-17
NO VENDRA A IA DELEGATION
DE MlGRAClON LOCAL DON
MAURlLIO MAGAlLON

Noticias telegraficas que acaban
de liegar de la capital de la Rep1-
blica, nos ponen en- condolences de
poder informar que Ell viejo amigo
.nuestro don Maurilio Magallon. Gu
va designation para cubrir la va
cante que en- la Delegation de Mi
gracion local dejo ell cumplido ca
ballero don Adolfo Miranda,-nom-
bramiento que publiearon tambien
como un hecho los rotativos CAPT
talinos,-no vendra siempre a es-
ia ciudad sine a la de Tijuana.
pero no en- puesto alguno depen-
diente de la Secretarfa de Goberna-
cion, como 10 son los Migratorios,
sine como jefe de la Aduana Frsn-
teriza de aquel lugar. Con la inter-
.venci6n del senior don Antonio Va
'lenzuela, por la Oficina Federal de
Hacienda, hoy sc recibio de la De-
'legacion local de Migracion el Sc
nor don Alexandra Gudino H.. que
'fungia como Sub-jefe de esa i'm
portante dependencia.
La opinión., 1935-07-17
Ell TEATRO EN- MEXICO........

meneZ, en- ell suyo y a 10 largo
de los tres actos, porque es ell
dltimo que Sc muere, tan apa-
sionado Y enigmatIco, segun la
exigencia del rol. Muy segura-
y encantadora-Emma Telma, y
sobria ell su breve episode Pila:
Fernandez. Arenas, p%onderado,
autoritario. supo ser ell centro
de gravedad de Ia comedia; Al
berto Marti tuvo en- la escena
que precede a la de su muerte
muy humanos acentos, Y Martf-
lee Casado. con Villarfas, no
desentono, sine aun matizo cor
su serena Intervention el con-
junto. en- verdad admirable, de
Interpretation de esta obra tan
apasionante desde que Sc inicia
hasta que c%oncluye, que durante
los intermedios pocos espectado-
res salem al rasillo, interesados
EN- discutir con sus vecinos de
butacas los problemas que cada
acto va planteando a la curiosi-
dad de todos. y nadie tose duran
tie la representation, porque un
nude de augusta por la suerte
que van corriendo los persona
jes de Ia farsa cierra las gar
gantas.....
La opinión., 1935-07-17
MADERO Y.....
{ Sigue de Ia ga. Pag. J

mente que contaba de antemano
con su aquiescencia.
Segun la mayoria de los que in
tervinieron en- aquellos successes,
la idea primitiva fue la de depor
tar del pals al Presidente Y Vice
presidente; a clio sc habia COM
prometido Huerta ante los diplo-
maticos y con gran sorpresa de
todos, cuando va estaba listo ell
viaje, fueron sacrificados. "A
que Sc debio este cambio en- la
determination de Huerta?
mo es probable que ell senior
Madero, durante ell cautiverio, ha
va hecho confidencias a Angeles,
en- ell sentido de que al recobrar
su libertad empunaria NJ amen
tie la bandera de la revoluci6n y
castigaria a los ~infidentes, Y 10
es possible tambien que Angeles,
en- brenda de su adhesion a Huer
ia lie haya hecho conocer los pla-
mes del senior Madero?
iQuien mejor que Angeles, CO.
mo companero de cautiverio, pa
"a saber a ciencia cierta las inten
clones del Apostol!
iQue este, por monstruoso no
pudo ser en- Mexico?
~ Elizondo, y Picaluga, y Pa
redes, Y Banquet, y Huerta, y
Herrero, y Glen mas, por los que
da vergiienza abrir las paginas
de la Historic Nacional?
Mexico, D. f., Julio de 1885.
La opinión., 1935-07-17
(Sique de Ia IA. 9an.)

bune''. hace esta ingenua y con-
tundente revelation: "Encontre
este drama tan absorbente. me
cautivo de tai manera que hasta
ell abrigo dele olvidado al termi-
mar la function. Y NADIA mas. Ell
publico de Mexico la comenta en-
tertulias. en- cafes, en- ell tranv.a,
en- la calle....
Eel Convidado Invisible" halo
en- los artistas del Arbeu una in
terpretacion ponderada y cariho-
sa. La sehorita Cortes, larva de
una futura gran actriz dramati-
ca, linda figura de mujer, voz de
terciopelo que acaricia o ultraja
porque esta LENA de matices y
parece nacer de la misma emo
cion de la Erase. dijo su parte
acertando con la debida entona-
cion, no obstante la escala de
sentimientos en- que abunda su
dificil personaje. Jose Luis Ji-
La opinión., 1935-07-17
LA ORGANIZATION

Para terminar, nuestro e%ntrevis-
BILE organization de los campesinos,
como punto de partida para resell
yer ell probelma agrario, al mismo
tempo que Sc desenvuelve ell ere
ditto, con los siguientes conceptos:
"Yo celebro con entusiasmo ell pro
posito del ciudadano Presidente de
la Rep1blica. pero ojala y reflexio-
ne sacramento sobre la importan-
cha que tiene la organization CO.
mo function correlativa del credi-
to. Yo no sc que concepto tenga de
mi, tai vez ninguno. Sin embargo,
posiblemente alguno, porque STEM
do 70 senador de la Republica. me
felicito por mi actuacion parlamen-
taria. Por supuesto, al referirme al
concepto que tenga de mi. solo pre-
tendo n cosa: que sc convenZa de
que ell credito sin la previa o ST.
multanea organization, es un error,
Ell cual no hay que cometer, porque
cualquiera que sea la cantidad que
Sc dedique al credito rural. repre-
senta un gran sacrificio que Sc lie
impone al pals, por fortuna, para
alSo muy noble: para ell desenvol-
vimiento de nuestra agricultural.
"Despues de 10 que he dicho, me
pregunto: Gestare en- 10 justo? Creo
que ST; pero para los que 10 duden.
he aquf ell s~iguiente panorama: des-
de la ciudad de Mexico v a raves
de nuestros grandes diarios, de los
discursos de los hombres del poder
poblico y de los escritores amigos
de la revolution, Sc ven ALA en- el
campo ingenieros, cast un ejercito.
planificando ejidos, construyendo
carreteras. abriendo canales, orga-
nizando cooperativas. hacienda es-
tudios agron6micos: maestros de TO
das classes ensehando al campesino.
Total, un mundo de genie encar-
gado de los d~iferentes aspectos del
problema %agrario; pero al llegar al
campo sc encuentra uno con que
ell p~rocurador de pueblos titula de
fascista al jefe de la IONA: ell iefe
de IONA. de bolchevique al organiza-
dor; los maestros hablan de TODD.
menos de 10 que lie interesa al sam
pesino. Hay tai desorden, que los
campesinos, con los ojos abiertos
Y ell espfritu confundido. Sc dicen:
iNosotros estamos locos O ell GO
oierno no sabe 10 que esta hacien-
do! 5Por que-pregunto yo.-Por-
que falta organization. Ahora. Co
mo resolver este problema? Cream
do ell organo respective, o sea ell
Departments de Aprovechamiento
de Ejidos. Ell cual-yo va 10 he di-
cho muchas veces,-a estas altu-
ras, va deberia tener mas importan-
ella que Ell Departamento Agrario.
pero,.. 6cuando sera este cuando?
Tai e baio ell modesto y sincere
gobierno del general Lazaro Carde-
mas. iojalal Porque, sin concerto,
siento simpatia por ell"
La opinión., 1935-07-17
Ell DEBER

Contin1a su razonamiento ell H.
cenciado Caloca, despues de hacer
la anterior exposition como punto
de r~eferencia historical, para llegar
a las sig~uientes conclusiones: 10
urgente, 10 inaplazable para ell in
surgente, fue hacerse del poder pu-
blico: para los hombres de lie re-
forma, asegurar la libre expression
del fuero inferno, es decir, separar
la Iglesia del Estado. Ahora, 10 ur-
genie, 10 inaplazable para Ell poder
p1blico en- este momento, es resell
yer -el problema material y esprit
tual de los hombres del campo, o
sean los eternos defensores de nues-
ira patria. Supone por un momento
que ell Estado va cumplio con este
imperative, es decir, que los cam
pesinos Sc e~ncuentran en- possession
de Ia TERRA. Surge entonces la pre-
gunta:
jEsto es TODD o hay algo mas?
Resuelve la proposition en- esta for
ma:
Dada la fuerza politica y eco
monica de los detentadores de la
terra, claro, quitarselas por la bue-
ma o por la fuerza para darselas a
los campesinos era un verdadero
problema, pero 10 es mas ell hacer-
la producer con talento bajo la res
ponsabilidad de los nuevos posee-
dores. Como consecuencia de 10 en-
puesto: 5quien tendra mas merito.
el que inicio ell problema o eli que
10 resuelva de conformidad con la
estructura economical de este mo-
mento?
"Paso por alto la c~ontestacion,
porque esta al alcance de todos.
Ahora. volviendo al motive de esta
entrevista, ell problema del gobier-
no consiste, no solamente en- repair
tir tierras. sino tambien, v quiza
con mas response bilidad, en- que es-
tas p%roduzcan, y bastante, por SUI
puesto. Pero, 6cual sera ell medic
para realizar este aspecto del pro-
blema agrario? LA organization?
Ell credito? Los metodos?
Eel poder p6blico ha tenido la
idea, y y conserva aun, de que ell
credito organiza, pero ell credito-
ioidlo bien!-no organiza su fun
cion es unilateral; es decir. podemos
afirmar, materializando su function
que es una especie de lubrieante
que solo sirve para mover ell en-
granaje de los n~egocios. Por SUI
puesto, la organization sin ell Gre
ditto es impossible, v viceversa; EN-
consecuencia, ell Estado, para rea-
liar su alto proposito. debe al TO
mentar Ell credito rural, organiZar
previamente al sector con que va
a operar; de otro modo, ell credito
no pasara de ser limosna, benefit
cencia publica o botfn de polfticos.
A proposito de este, me consta 10
siguiente: por conducto de cleric
pueblo del Distrito Federal obtu-
vieron credito en- ell Banco Nacio-
nal de Credito Agricla. Despues de
los tramites de cajon ell Banco pu-
so en- las manos de los campesi-
nos p~eticionarios una suma respe-
table. los c%uales, no sabiendo que
hacer con ella o tai vez NAL aeon