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La opinión., 1935-09-02
John Hamilton....
(Viene de la ira. Pag.)

mi anciana.
No tuvo c~ortejo f1nebre nj IL
m%ousines que lie siguieran hasta el
panteon, pues mientras ell feretro
era conducido en- una ambulancia
del %gobierno, va estaba la anciana
a la puerta de la casa de los muer-
tos, aguardando impaciente y con
ell rostro bahado en- lagrimas.
Era, seg1n dijo ella, la unica que
lloraba a Hamilton; la 1nica que,
perdonandole todos sus crimenes y
viendolo como un hombre honra-
do, tenia que lamentar su muerte,
sencillamente porque es su madre.
Los sepultureros hicieron rapida
labor, y cuando terminaron de echar
la Ultima palada, Sc compadecieron
de la anciana y lie formaron con ia
bias n cruz, para c~olocarla a la
cabeza de la tumba. sobre Ia cual
dejo la anciana ell ramillete de flo
res.
La 1nica diferencia que hubo
tire ell sepelio %secreto que lie dieron
sus compa1eros hace mas de un
aho. Y ell que Sc efectuo esta vez,
consiste en- Que ell ultimo fue legal.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
.onOenio en....
sigue de Ia "a. Pag.

Contrato.
(10)-La Union de Trabajadores
y Campesinos convene en- estar
siempre en- la mejor disposition de
asistir al Patron, hacienda 10 posi-
BILE por proporcionarle trabajado-
res cuando los solicite, dejando a su
discretion los que juzgue mas salts
factories.
Damos re del presente contrato
y de conformidad firmamos con
nuestro puho y letra a los 10 dias
del mes de agosto del aho de 1885.
Antonio Del Bueno; Martin Ar
m%endariz; Jose c. Espinosa; Mi
guel Delgado; Juan D. Gonzalez;
Representatives. de la Union de
Obreros y Campesinos de San Die
go. California.
l. Kawashima; E. Kawamura, Re
presentantes de los Agricultores
Japoneses del Condado de San Die
go; R. e. Fitzgerald, Regional La
Dor Board.
La opinión., 1935-09-02

por no perder para siempre la III.
tina esperanza cue lie resta, y di-
jo:
No. 20 no tie reconvenIe; pc.
70 debias tener presente que por
ii he abandonado ell circulo de mis-
amigos, la casa de mis- padres. Ell
porvenir que me esperaba, y que
10y solo tn amor puede templar
los dolores que padezco. 70 no
vivo mas que para II, no pienso
en- otra cosa, no veo mas felicidad
cue tus miradas, y sin embargo
me niegas Eel que? un POGO de ca
rino que te pido.
-Yo no te niego NADIA.
-i0h, 81! tn ll1mesa fue TN
engano.
70 te ofreci mi gratitud; Pc
70, en- fin, dejemos esta question
para otro dia. Hoy estas de mai
humor, y te has empenado en- re-
Prenderme. Has perdldo acaso en-
ell Casino? mo? Pues hahras en-.
contrado a otra cue tie agrade mas
cue 70. Los hombres sois asi.
No digas ESQ.
Themes raz6n: las yerdades
amargan cast siempre.
Ana, escucha una palabra:
S%recuerdas ell dolor que te produjo
Ia ausencia de Torrelamal, en- Gil.
20 amor creias sinceramerte? Pues
men; jcual no sera ell MIC al OBJ
SerVar Que Ell tuyo para conmigg
ha sido un sueho?
-icuando digo que estas ro.
manticol iBahl tie dejo.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
Ell PNRy la...
{ Sigue de "a Sc. 9aa.)

mente Sc anunci6 que Sc efectuaria
un sorteo para determinar en- cua-
les Estados Sc fundarian los BAN
cos proyectados. Resultaron favo-
recidos. ST NAL no %recuerdo, Quere
taro y Guerrero. En- esos dfas, una
de las conmociones polfticas que
menudearon durante la asenderea-
da administrator del ingeniero
don Pascual Ortiz Rubio. llevo al
general Cardenas a la Secretarfa
de Gobernacion y la direction del
partido recayo en- ell general don
Manuel Perez Trevino.
SCual fue la suerte de los ban
cos refaccionarios para cuya fun
daci6n estaba disponible ell dine
70 en- las areas del P. N. r.? Los
fondos sc esfumaron, nadie sabe en-
que. y los bancos quedaron y con-
tinIan aGn en- proyecto.
Ell Partido Nacional Revolucio-
mario continua deshonrando a la
REVOLUTION. Obra como juez y par
to en- las elecciones de los Esta-
dos. Una camarilla asf constitu-
we una negacion absolute de los
principles revolucionarios. ALI IA
dica ell enemigo de la democracia
Y de las libertades publicas. Debe
desaparecer.
En- cambio, una institution res
petable que es honra para Mexico
y cuya d~esaparicion serfa I'm agra
vic para Ia cultura fallece de ina
melon por la escasez de sus recur-
SOS pecuniarios: Ia Universidad Ma
cional.
Serfa p%referible y patriotico que
los fondos destinados al sosteni-
miento del funesto Partido Nacio-
nal Revolucionario pasaran fnte-
gros a la Universidad. Estamos
seguros que 81 los empleados p1-
blicos fuesen consultados al res
pecto, todos votarian unanimemen
te su preferencia para que las alf-
Quotas que Sc cercenan de u suel
dos vayan a engrcsar ell patrimo-
Mo de la Universidad.
Ell licenciado Portes Gil ha re-
ferfdose a amputaciones en- ell or.
ganismo de la Revolution. Ningu-
ma mas necesaria que la de csc
quiste o excrecencia maligna que
Sc llama Partido Nacional Revo-
lucionario.
Mexico. D. F., Agosto de 1895.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
DECRETAN UN PARO DE
"a HORAS

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Septbre. l.
I'm paro de v~einticuatro horas en-
ell Distrito Federal en- apoyo al Gre
milo Undo de Choferes de Tampi-
co, fue decretado hoy por la Ca
mara Nacional del Trabajo.
La fecha para que Sc lleve a ca
bo e. paro, no fue dada a conocsr
por los lideres de la Camara. quie-
mes informaron que mo pasaran
ounce dias sin que Sc lleve a ca
BIO esta huelga de solidaridad".
Los miembros del Gremio de Che
feres de Tampico. tienen desde ha-
ce varios meses un conflicto con
la Liga de Choferes, sin ue has
ia ahora ais autoridades del ira
bajo 10 hayan podido solucionar.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
LA MAD ri
de los
DESAMPARADOS
b
Por
&. PEREZ EScRIcH
Tomo Segundo
FOlletin No. 1903

~Te 10 t%raerd, y 81 q~uieres ire.
mos a Comprarlo.
NO., no; 70 voy a estudiar IN
ratio en- ell piano.
Julian Sc leyant6, Y con la voz
allogada por la pena y los oios
arrasados en- lagrimas, exclam6.
-IAHl tn no me amas: no ouia.
res Que este cerca de II.
julien tenia razon: Ana pen-
saba ell Andres, y habia olvidado
q Torce,amGr completamente, por-
que on la mujer la ausencia q, 81
olvido.
No, no me amas, repiti6 Ju.
liam.
Tengc yc Ia cu!ra? die Az;
csnsada de escuchar!e.
Julian sc ia quedo miranda dul
cemente como ell enamorado que
TODD Sc resigns. hasta al martiri'
La opinión., 1935-09-02
Ataque aereo.....
(viene de Ia Ira. PAo.)

tVlene de la ira. Pas.)
de bombardeo y de combate, para
emprender un ~"ataque' a la ciudad
de San Diego, tomando los terre-
o de la Exposition International
como ell centric del "enemigo".
La "defensa" sera Nevada a cabo
por ell $50. reeimiento de artilIeria
de la costa, que Sc establecera en-
los t%errenos de la citada exposition.
La opinión., 1935-09-02

ii ell arrepentimiento pudiera la
var mis- faltas anteriores.. Pc
70 iahl sobre nosotras, las que
hemos abandonado la senda de In
virtud Y del trabajo por correr en-
pos de locos devaneos, pesa un
anatema fatal inventado por los
hombres que nos dicen: La regs-
r'eraci6n de la mujer por el amor,
ror Ell arrepentimiento y Ell traba-
10, es una utopia de ciertas almas.
Asi reflexionaba Ana, sentada
6etras del antepecho de su gabi-
nete, cuando ell criado Sc present6
a anunciarle una vista.
como Sc llama? pregunt6
Ana.
No 10 ha dicho: pero dice quo
vienc a yer a listed en- nombre del
senior Rogue Pilares.
Vamos a explicar en- breves IL
meas quien era ell senior Rogue Pr
lares y quien ell que llegaba.
Ell dia en- que Ana recibi6 a su
padre, Rodolfo esper6 a que este
saliers, oculto en- la esquina de Ia
Gale de Santa Maria.
AL verle complctamente trasfor-
ma 70, lie llamo, lie obligo a quo
entrase en- su berlina, y ocupando
despues ell asiento Immediate CO.
rr6 la %portezuela.
Habia concebido la idea de ex.
plotar ell amor de Andres en- fa.
o suyo, y hacer de Anita III
aliado terrible Y poderoso.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
I'll AVISO CLASIFICADO
vENTAS DE cASAS

cASAS DE vENTA: casa 4 cuartos,
z recamaras. 8 cuadras tranvfa,
en- $500 con $i00 entire. Casa 4 Guar
tos, 2 cuadras ~tranvfa, en- 5000 con
500 entire. Casa 8 cuartos. en- Gale
Michigan, Si,l50 con $500 entire. Ca
sa S cuartos, buen Tote con Jardin.
Arboles en- Gale Franco, cerca Eu-
cid, 81, $50 con 5000 entire. Buena ca
sa 1 cuartos. lote esqulna, cas- o
mo nueva, ell Banco la vende en-
sl,450 con $l45 entire. Casa huespe-
des, IS cuartos. 2 bafos, cerca z y
Boyle, moderna. lote 50xl77 precio
1880 con $295 entire. Yea a X. NJ.
HARRINGTON $500 East First st.
Tel. ANgelus 1896. Oficina con
CHAS HALLY. Notario Publico.
(26)
La opinión., 1935-09-02

4 cuartos, precio $3.50 con la
mitad al contado. 4 cuartos MADEIRA
y 4 cuartos stucco, cerca Whittier.
s2,375 en- abonos. 4 cuartos MADEIRA
en- Garnet St, precio 81, 500 con $685.
entire, SIS mensuales. 2 acres en-
Monticello, casa 4 cuartos. cerca
escuela y tienda, sc cambiara por
entire en- asa chica. Lote en- $500.
BASS Whittier Blvd. Tel. ANgelus
SILL. Sc habla espahol. Q5)
La opinión., 1935-09-02
PARA ENFERMEDADES


Els I'm energico tratamiento para COM
batir las psligrosas Intermediates de
las Was urinarias y de la vejiga en-
HOMBRES Y MUJERES. Contiene
entire otras s~ubstancias poderosa-
mente antfsepticas y desinfectan-
ties, ell famoso . insustituible Acct
te Santal reconocido por la ciencia
medica como Ell Instructor mas eff
caz y active dol microbio que las
produce y desde ias primeras dosis
ell enfermo siente una agradable
sensation de aliyio, empiezan q de-
saparecer sus dolores y pocos dfas
despues Sc siente libre de tan peno-
sas dolencias. Anti-Gono-Santal no
reQuiere dieta nj Gambia de vida,
es facil de tomarse y sus efectos
son siempre satisfactorios, aun cuan
do la enfermedad sea cronica y muy
aguda--Precio del tratamiento en-
orc americana s2.00. Despachamos
los pedidos C. o. D. De venta solo
por UNIVERSAL IMPORTING CO..
Sta. A-Box lS6-San Antonio. Tex.
Enviamos folleto GRATIS.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
CAPITULO III
UN BUEN AMIGO

Andres amaba Y era amado por
Ana locamente.
Esta Sc sentia f~ascinada, sub
yugada, loca: guerra huir del re-
cuerdo de Andres, y Ell recuerdo de-
Andres la p~erseguia.
70 no amaba a Torrelamar de
La opinión., 1935-09-02
MUSSOLINI.
(Sigue de Ia Ia. Pag.)

amos, por medic de las cuales Sc
exhiben las atrocidades cometi-
das contra soldados italianos
que han caido muertos en- los
campos de batalla o prisioneros
de OILS etfopes. Todas las foto-
grafias tienden a mostrar como
degenerados en- exceso a los sub
ditos de Selassie.
Ell baron Pompeo Aloisi. jefe
de Ia delegation italiana. saldra
de Roma a esta ciudad ell proxi-
mo martes.
La opinión., 1935-09-02

INTERESANTISIMo: por medios ra-
pido trabajos de Suggestion; Esprit
tismo y Magia, hago que listed OBJ
tenga ell cariho de cualquier perso-
ma que listed quiera. Mandeme nom
bre de persona y I'm dollar por ade-
lantado. Billete o giro. 81 no man.
da dinero no contestare. Direction:
Senior Luis Soto. Box 992, FL Paso,
Texas. Q4)
La opinión., 1935-09-02
OPORTUNIDAD!

Escrfbame y remitire gratis informes
para su signo: dominar a
sus enemigos y ~triunfar en- amores.
Escrfbame y lie dare las gulas que
necesite sin costarle NADIA. Sehora
NJ. A. Rico. Esteyez. 24-A. Habana,
Cuba O9)
La opinión., 1935-09-02
MEDIciNAS
SENORAS CASADAS

periodic irregular o su%spendido has
to por Tres meses, aliviado inme-
diatamente con iiCLITOll Solo u
mas cuantas dosis y ell resultado vie
ne. No tiene rlesgo. no Sc interpone
con su trabajo. Quitese esa duda;
iOrdene este remedio hoy mismo!
Fuerza entera s2.35. muy Elective.
Para casos largos Y o~bstinados $500.
Tratamiento complete. Remita va
Tor o pfdalo c. o. D., a Clito Com
pany. p. o. Box 1924. San Antonio,
Texas. (D
La opinión., 1935-09-02
RADIOS

ESPECIAI-Por espacio de un mes,
compondremos cualquier radio POI
solo sl.00. material aparte. Venta
de Radios "all-wave" para recibir
programs de Mexico. Maquinas de
lavar y refrigeradores electricos. Su
credito es bueno. visitas a domici-
lilo 50c.-Aztec Radio Service Co.,
1850 Brooklyn Ave. Tel. Michigan
1853. (tfg)
La opinión., 1935-09-02
MISCELANEA
LIE INTERESA

conoce Ia verdad en- todo- Infor-
mese Gratis sobre cualquier proble-
ma que tenga tratandole su presen
te-porvenir. Podra realiZar sus ilu-
stones y hacer SUI vida dichosa. lie
ayudara a veneer rapidamente. Ar
tfculos de todas classes, libros, obje-
tos religiosos. Escrfbame. Sra. NJ.
C. Abraira. Lacret 512, Habana,
Cuba. (26)
La opinión., 1935-09-02
MEDICINAS
Vaya a Quedarse Ciego

'RAYO DE SOL, Tratamiento para
combatir Cataratas, Nubes e infla-
maciones de los Ojos. Miles de per-
sonas sandals.
IiNUEVO PRECIo s2.27u
Mande valor o pidalo C. o. D., a
"Clito Company, Dept. o.. p. o.
Box 1924. San Antonio. Texas.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
PARTERAS

MARIA C. DE GONZALEZ. Profe-
sora en- Partos. Titulada. 1861 East
4th Street. Telefono: ANgelus 1852.
1907
La opinión., 1935-09-02
MISCElANEA
ALCOHOLISMO

REGALO la Oracion del Canine 4
quien envfe dos sellos para fran
queo. Sostiene la FE en- los cora
zones Y da valor y fuerza moral pa
ra triunfar en- todos los asuntos de
Ia vida. Carlos Rodriguez. Real III,
Marianao, Cuba. (E23)
La opinión., 1935-09-02
ENTIRE
81 Semanario

81 ENTIRE 81 Semanario
1886 Philco o Zenith de
todas ondas. Reciben Mexico direc-
tamente. Gratis un aiio de servi-
clio y lie recibimos Entertainments su
Radio viejo.
N. Broadway
Sucursal: 4634 whittier Blvd.
(sl
La opinión., 1935-09-02
VENTA De CASAS

'ASAS BARATAS:-2 casas, 4 Guar
tos cada una, Tote 40x135. una. gan
ga en- $3.50, entire $3.50 y $50 al mes.
Casa 5 cuartos, lote grande, solo
1857 con s265 entire y So al mes
Casa 4 cuartos, centrica. solo 5000,
entire s135 y SO al mes. Casa 4 Guar
tos, Tote 50x175. cerca Gage y Sra,
precio $3.50, entire 500 y $40 mem
suales.-JUAN GONZALEZ, $500 e.
First St, Tel: ANgelus 1864; Re-
sidencia AN. 1863, (2S)
La opinión., 1935-09-02
EMPLEOS

oPERADORAS expertas en- hechura
Blusas. Trabajo constante. Buen
sueldo. Cuarto coo de 1910 South
Main st. CD
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-26
POLICE AND POLITICIANS

THE United States leads the world in anti-crime
facilities but is lacking in coordination and
has far more crimes and criminals than comparable
European countries.
Atty. Gen. Homer s. Cummings, just back from
Europe said he had dedicated himself to leaving in
the Justice Department a permanent contribution
toward law enforcement, in the form of bureau of
crime prevention, which he hopes will remove the
countrys claim to pre- eminence in wrongdong.
In England and Wales together he found that
all types of public prisoners number only II O00 in
France there are 10000, and in Belgium 400O In
the United States the number, including Federal
state and county prisoners, is 100000 Allowing for
differences in population the American prisoners
number more than twice those of the other coun-
tries.
But there are eXtenuating circumstances. Many
offenses are legal crimes in the United States and
are not in Europe Further, the great number of
automobiles in the United States has produced list
of crimes that of minor Importance in countries
not SO extensively motorized
This country's great area too must be consid-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-26
DOLE'S END

DRESIDENT ROOSEVEIT'S prediction and Harry
n Hopkins promise that the Administration will
reach its goal by putting 100000 employabe lob
less to work by Dec. l is cheerful news These new
wage-earners will face winters rigors more hone
fully with wages instead of does in their pockets
Frequent postponements of the famous dead
line have been Disappointing but they we're doubt
less inevitable in colossal an undertaking. Much
disappointing is the type of work many of these
Federal jobholders will be called upon to do Last
January the President laid down as his No l prin-
ciple that all the work under the new program
should be "useful-not just for day. or a year
but useful in the that it affords permanent i'm
provement in living conditions or that it creates
future new wealth for the nation" How much one
wonders of the new made work will measure up to
this standard?
Were this vast spending program only a four
billiondollar investment in human hope and social
morale it would be justified. But if it encourages
state and local laXneSs fosters the spirit of de-
pendence it will prove a positive evil Because of
these dangers the Federal relief program must be
ended as soon it is humanity possible to end it.
First, the states counties and cities should
knucke down to their duties furnish adequate re-
lief to 1900 900 unempoyables keep up their social
services and prepare to cooperate in the social
Curity program One-thlrd OF the heads OF relief
families are unemployabes but only IT states, up to
June of last year. were contributing as much
third of relief COSTS The Stacker states must do
their part
Next, the call to private givers can not go I'M
needed. Thousands Of families of jobleSs and par
italy employed need the aid of hospital, clinic, day
nursery and other services maintained by Commu-
nifty Fund and similar organizations. The 1885 slo
gan of the Mobilization for Human Needs-"Be a
Good Neighbor challenges each of us to give what
he
But to private industry the loudeSt call.
Since it must provide the bulk of taxes for Federal
made-work it can not afford to loaf or play Levite
The President looks hopefully in this direction He
estimates that nearly 100000 have been put back to
work since March, 1888 To the extent that this
number increases the sorry eXpediens of doles and
improvised made work will recede into an unhappy
past
1T is" President Roosevelt says your hope and
mine that the necessities of government relief fur
nshed by funds received by taxation should decrease
as rapidly as human needs will allow"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-26

AHhN President Roosevelt launched the AAA
attack on farm bankruptcy and disorder he
SAID That II the experiment failed he would be the
hrst to admit the failure and urge abandonment
But the program, having met the test of the
emergency having measuraby restored farm pur-
CHASING power and the confidence of the farm popu-
Iatlon the President now announces that the coun-
uy VIII not turn back from the AAA experiment
out Will go forward to perfect it into permanent
plan for agriculture
Inc plan he says, will be extended beyond con-
troll of the production and marketing of the great
cash crops which already has worked wonders in
stabillzlng farm income 1t will be unified and sim
plihed by enabling each farmer to enter into a
single general contract with the government. affect
ing the use OF all his acreage This is to be done
to foster crop rotation that will conserve and en-
rich and bind down the soil that remains
II the Presidents program is carried out it should
tend toward elimination of the practices and co1di-
tons which have prevailed through several genera
tons of WaSteful indivdualstic farming It should
level off the periodic guts and shortages of farm
products, with low prices that have bankrupted
farmers and high prices that have penalized con-
sumerS, and resulted in economic stress, which, as
the President says compelled farmers to mine their
soil Of its fertility"
Cui EuiIeu ana uehuueQ HeIdS are our abandoned
farm mines. For failing to adopt a positive land
conservation policy long ago. have paid the price
of the permanent loss of billions of dollars worth of
topSoil-blown away by dust storms and washed away
by floods
No country in history has lived to a vigorous
maturity without outstanding it's soil. No country
ever could. The Presidents announcement may we'll
mark the end Of Americas profigate youth and the
beginning of her maturity.
Under an autocratic government, the execution
OF such plan would be comparatively simple Under
democratic government, it can succeed only by
the consent and with the cooperation of the farm
erS In referenda such as that being held today
among corn-hog farmers democracy has an in
strument for planning its future
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-26

cred In the Urschel kidnapping case, Justice De-
partmen men covered states of 684 900 square
miles in their investigation. That area is equal to
several European countries plus the British Isles.
The crime prevention bureau Mr.. Cummings said,
will round out" the facilities Of his department.
He expects it to disseminate information on crime
problems and stimulate public interest in prevent
ing Also. he added it should provide train
ing school for Urited States attorneys marshals and
other officials concerned with crime
Many important crimes definitely interstate"
ne said. we have broken the back Of this evil with
new laws extending Federal power along we'll estab-
lished constitutional lines We must go further.
Police work should become profession. Local
jealousies and politics must be eliminated
That sounds like sense to us
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-26

stability. In view of the fact that
the politicians Of your choice are in
full power, that you have won in
your fight against the relief of in
f1ation and against Communism, is
it not your duty to investigate and
give this problem the consideration
which the inherent dignity of man
demands?
Decency demands that relief for
that youth should include the quail
ity of food which builds resistance
to disease, such as an abundance of
fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs and
whole milk-not the mere sweets
and starches of the slop and gar
bage allotted by your politicians.
mean that this youth deserves
the kind of nourishment which I
hope you enjoy for your lunch and
dinner. Do you understand? This
is true of all persons who are willing
to work in this land of plenty.
This is not a time for pOliteneSS
and courtesy. I know how to use
the language of grace, but I would
not employ it if were to pass your
home tonight and, knowing you we're
sleeping within, discover that your
home were wrapped in flames.
In daringly courageous language
it is your privilege to state facts in
terms Of reality so that justice may
be obtained.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-26
REFLECTIONS ON
BANK NIGHTS

BY Reader
1t was a public minded printer
who exposed the alleged fraud in
the bank night drawings at the
Rivoli Theater several days ago.
Those who intend to perpetrate a
fraud will be just little more care
full the next time. 1t can be done,
and the public can be taken in"
again as easily as not.
In all such lotteries there are
gamblers who must always try Lady
Luck's disposition; there are always
sponsors of the game who possess
keen appreciation of the chance
taking instinct of the public, and
lastly there are always persons
tempted to crime.
These three factors always caused
trouble and always will. We don't
have to expose such trouble to the
moving going public, however.
I sincerely hope these drawing will
be declared Illegal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-26
WORM IN THE BUD

THERE is what Cowper called "a worm in the bud
OF youth" today
Between 100000 and 100000 young Americans
from l6 to 25 jobess because of the nations in
ability to solve its unemployment problem. Others
pouring forth from schools and colleges every
year. Some have turned TO the open road others
to radical movements, others toward the devices of
crime. At best the bulk of them are bound to suf-
fer some loss of youths most precious assets in
enthusiasm and self-confidence
The Administrators belated National Youth
Program merely scratch the surface of the need
With $50000.000 to spend, it employ at most
only scant 100000. If these about 10000 are to
be kept in school and college under scholarships
and 100000 employed in part-time work. The time
of others may be absorbed in PWA's adult education
work or in local recreational projects
Possibly more could be spent in scholarships
While the school plant can not absorb all of these
young people and many unwilling or unequipped
to go to school, the schools and colleges seem best
able to take on the burden. However to expect the
government to meet the youth problem" alone is
to expect the impossible.
Here is no isolated problem. 1t is one with the
economic mess we've made of things. Until this is
Strengthened out, young people as we'll as older ones
must carry on the best they may.