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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27
HELPING ETHIOPIA

Aframerica has broken out with
rash of proposals to help Ethio-
pia in her present extremity: AS
usual; most OF the proposals are
without merit and merely furnish
an opportunity for chronic orga-
nizers and problem-solvers to col
lect cash and kudos:
Resolutions and petitions show
cred upon the League OF Nations;
the British Foreign Office; Musso-
Ilini and our own State Department
are valuable solely as a method OF
blowing off steam; although they
do help the postoffce department
reduce Is defct:
Sending an Aframerican Expedi-
tionary Sorces to Ethiopia; assum-
ing the money for passage and
equipment could be secured from
people who give but $4,000 year.
10 fight for their citizenship rights
would prove almost as embarrass-
ing as the Italian army to Halle
Selassie There is scarcely enough
food in Abyssinia to supply its own
army; while ammunition and
clothing are scarce; to say nothing
of shoes:
What Ethiopia needs Is money;
Of which she has almost none:
With money Ethiopia can get all
of the munitions of war she needs;
despite all talk of certain nations
not selling them to her; without
money she is at the mercy oil a
great armed nation with every inn
plement Of war and ample mer-
chant marine TO transport them 20
the seat of war:
Aframerica can help Ethiopia
| by sending her money for war
munitions; as Chinese the world
over sent money to Shanghai for
its defense against the Japanese
invaders; or 1t can buy the mu-
nitions and arrange to send them
to her: II might be a beautiful fra
ternal gesture for colored people
: here to send over several up-to-
date bombing planes with which to
annoy the reluctant warriors of
ii Duce:
But Aframerica has war on
its own hands-a war that has
been going on for generations: II
lis a war against discrimination !;
segregation; Acknowledgement IL
literacy; ignorance; shiftlessness I;
peonage; ruthless exploitation
bad housing and bad health: II
needs every dollar It can spare IN
this war right here:
The cost OF good (sic) machine
gun delivered in Abysslnia will
pay a youngsters tuition In a good
forapieceof DoqMiddddddJd;n nun-n
coilege for n year: The price paid
for piece OF light artillery will
send some bright young colored
lad through the Massachusetts In
stitute OF Technology OF Howard
Medical School; The purchase and
equipment OF a Douglas bomber
will build 1000 Fairgrounds with
swimming poos; The price OF one
good-sized airplane bomb will win
a school segregation case in the
courts or snatch some innocent
Negro from the shadow OF the
electric chair:
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27
JIM-CR0W IS SCORED BY N.A.A.c.P.
WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY

Whatever may be the outcome
of the impending war in East
Africa; our war will still continue
In the United States: Much as we
all sympathize with Ethiopia; 1t Is
evident that our burdens here are
sufficiently heavy without assum-
ing those OF Negroes over. 1000
miles away: II is noteworthy that
while our disabilities have been
fairly well publicized throughout
the world since Emancipation; no
aid has ever come from our breth-
rem across the seas: We have
fought our battle alone and they
Will have to do likewise: Pitts
burgh Courier:
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27
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\ In H,e .GrYsfaI
1k.RANON' he HenJiN
he MTHN-

l.; Fs Ds-I want you TO please
answer this question for me I'm
medlately; Why doesn't my daugh.
ter's father answer her letters7
Ans: Your child's father rs not
ignoring her many letters to him
because he is not interested In her
but because he can't raise the
MONEY TO give her what she has
asked OF him: When he had a
good income he was more than
happy to provide for her but for
the past few months he has not
had enough to keep himself up: He
won't be broke always tho:
r.; A: B:-I usually have bad
luck period and u good luck period
hut recently II has been bad luck
How long will this continue like
this? ...,.. ..''.... 80. ......''.
Ans This condition will not ex-
ist very much longer for there is
a CHANGE OF JOBSin store for
you which will also change your
INCOME to such an extent that
you will be able to pay up your
long and over due bills: Septen,-
ber will prove a most favorable
month for you
1: T.: B:-I wish ito know n I
should remain on my dead grand
mothers property? -. -. -.
Ans: This propertyt was not
willed TO anyone land you should |
inquire at your comfy CURT
concerning It before you
take thS responsibility that you
have taken by paing off some OF /
the bills: Get a lawyer to have this
matter Strengthened out for you
and find out just who will inherit
he property:
A: VI; lit did not get my redlt !
n Latin last year and had 10 ,
lrop Geometry: Should continue
n the Academic course or should
change!
Ans: 1t seems to me that you
ire preparing yourself to become
/ NURSE and II you wish to car
y out your plans you should con-
inue with the Academic course
md repeatyour LATIN: Latin is a
'ery important subject as you are
preparing yourself for nurse:
iou will find this subject much |
Easier when on repeat II than
when first studied 1t:
j; +: R:-Can we depend on
what my sster-ln-law has told usl
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27

Chicago-The Chicago branch
OF the NAACP has written the Am
heuser-Busch Brewing Company OF
ST: Louis: makers of Budweiser
beer: asking that its employment
policy be broadened so that color
ed workers would be on its pay
roll. The branch letter; signed by
A: c: MacNeal; president; ex-
pressed appreciation for the hos
pitality OF the brewery; vhich Is
the largest in the world; in TAX
ing the delegates TO the recent
NAACP conference on tour of
inspection: hut expressed disap-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27
yACATION CLUB

The members OF the Vacation
Club are enjoying some wonderful
outings this summer: The outings
scheduled for the remainder
OF the season include Dodge Park
No: August b; Dodge Park 5:
August Is; w: j: Haynes Park;
September 2; Bloomer Park No: 2
September 10 Dodge Park No: s.;
September 90:
Following these outings; the
clubs indoor meetings will begin;
at which time all members will be
Ioffically notified:
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27
PHILADELPHIA NAACF
RAISES s1,l25

Philadelphia; Pa;-A total OF
Sl;125 was raised in the recent
membership campaign OF the Phil
adelphia branch of the NAACP: 1t
was announced here by l: Maximi-
liam Martin; secretary; As first
prize to the worker bringing in
more than 500: the branch offer
ed a weekend trip to New York:
Isadore Martin raised 1901 and
won the prize; but declined in ia
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27

vor of Miss Susan Masscaux who
raised $l15; Third prize was won
by John NJ Brown and fourth by
Miss Annie l.: Huff. The follow
ing workers brought in S25 or
more: Earle l.: Huff; Mrs: Katie
Greene; Miss Nellie Freeman;
Mrs: Nellie M: Brinkley; John r:
Gilmore; Mrs: M: Louisa Augusta
Herbert Il: Millen and Miss Har-
riet G.: Conway:
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27
BUDWEISER PLANT ASKED
TO EMPLOY NEGROES

Ipointment that not one American
Negro was seen working In the en-
tire plant: Two colored men are
employed as personal servants in
the Busch family:
The letter asked the board OF di-
rectors 10 consider giving a larger
opportunity for employment "in all
divisions and departments" to coll
ored Americans: so that colored
y p throughout the
country may know that the pur-
chase OF your products Is being re-
cognIzed in the matter OF employ
ment:"
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27
wmOOPEE TWELVE CLUB

The club met with Mrs; l.:
Johnson; In Ferry avenue; at the
recent meeting: and all present
enjoyed delightful evening:
Dainty refreshments were served
After visiting In the East; three
members of the club-Mss Ruth
Goodwin; Myrtle Watkins; and
Florence Adams; have returned TO
Detroit: They report having had a
very delightful trip
The club completed plans for
giving a dance; Sunday evening";
July 2S; at the lIansbury School;
iSl r Ferry avenue: from p' m:
until > a. N: The public is invited
Mrs Loretta Johnson Is presi-
dent
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27
CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD
1880 Macomb street

Services were well attended all
day Sunday; July 81: Pastor j: A:
Cook preached a splendid sermon
at IL a m: His text was from
Heb: 4:12-"For the word OF God
Is quick and powerful:"
In the evening Mrs: Ruth Taylor
of Decatur; III: was present: She
spoke at s p: m. her text being
from st: John 1924: She is an
outstanding missionary worker:
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27
PUBLIC INTEREST KEEN
In BOUT BETWEEN
LOUIS AND LEVINSKY

When Joe Louis and King Le-
vensky come shuffling out OF
their corners in the ring at Com
iskey Park. in Chicago. on the
evening Of August z. for the ten
round battle OF punches that will
eliminate one or the other as
heavyweight contender. 1t will be
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27

the most important moment eth
er Of them has experienced.
Although neither Joe Louis nor
King Levensky has strated active
training for the coming fight, in
terest in the battle mounts stead
lily. and an unusually large at
tendance is anticipated.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27
MISS. TORTURE CASE READY
FORU. S. SUPREME COURT

Jackson. Miss The case OF Ed
Brown: Yank Ellington: and
Henry Shields; three Kemper
County farm hands who were tor
tured and beaten into "confessing'
the murder OF a white tenant far
mer: Is ready 10 be filed In the
United States supreme court; at
torneys acting for the Nationai As
sociation for the Advancement OF
Colored People announce:
Shields; Ellington and Brown
we're convicted last summer and
their conviction appealed TO the
Mississippi supreme court last
lall By a majority opinion the
court affirmed the conviction; but
strong dissenting opinion Ivy two
Justices gave hope for success II
an appeal were taken 90 the
Emitted states supreme court
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27
Senators Challenged On
Missis sippi Lynching

New York Senators Pat Harri-
son and Theodore G., Bilbo OF
Mississippi wcrc challenged by
iae SAACP tihis week to announce
what mas been done by Mississippi
10 apprchcnd and punish lynchers;
SIX OF tho eight lynchlngs OF 1895
ha,c taken place in Mississippi;
the latest two occurring July Is in
l.uwudes; Miss when BERT Moore
ana Doolcy Morton were hanged
in the yard of colored church:
The letter declares
You are reputcd to have been
sileut participants In the disgrace
.ful fllibuster which in Anril side
tracked the Cost.gan-W Wagner anti
,ynching b.ll;" and continues:
You .Av, ccltcndo | that the stat
es are amply able to prevent lynch
ings and to punish lynchers III you
have not &c. =. you have given the
world aroct that your 9rp;teta-
tions 'a., the states are able 10
end lyhchiay arin IN y asincere
sut so far as Mississippi is con-
cernea. ut riy untrue.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27

NOTICE: question Will be FREE
heading this column incoed
Question Full Brhdae Address.
Private CSC and efaddresed envelope
Aoogy Reading receipt by return mail FREE ADVICE
Three Questions Send letters RAMON The Menast
The Tribune Independent si6 ST. Antoine, Detroit Mich.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27
Bo,.h ChIded

Gliding Senator William r:
Borah for his speech on May;
blocking consideration Of the Cos
tigan-W Wagner anti-lynchlpg bill;
the NAACP also wrote The Idaho
Senator this week citing The two
lynchings July 10 in Lowndes
County; Miss: saying "you should
be proud OF our handlwork In stl-
mulating lynching"
The NAACP letter stated that
other lynchings will follow be-
cause the lawess elements In the
states know they are immune TO
state prosecution and feel certain
that "you and a minority OF other
senators will be able TO block any
effort to secure federal anti-lynch-
ing legislation: the only legislation
mob members actually fear"
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27

WANTED at once. 100 Newsboys
10 earn money during vacation
time. Apply at Office.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27

WANTED at once. loe Newsbovs
to earn money lurm- vacation
time. Apply at OFFICE.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27

WANTED at once, 100 Newsboys
to earn money during vocation
time. Apply at Office.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27

We do not incorporate In club
news and other social items, cards
OF thanks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-28
Engesser's Has
Negro Employed
on Beer Truck
oils, Sunday night.

Engesser Brewery, Distributing,
Inc, 1121 S. Seventh St., Mime
apolis, has a Negro employee on
one of their beer trucks.
The employee is Bob Anderson,
long time resident of Minneapolis,
who lives at 1919 Fifth St. S. He
has been employed by this firm for
almost year. The home plant of
the Engesser Brewery is located at
st. Peter, Minnesota. They manu-
facture, "Engesser Export" and
"Royal Stock" beer.
This beer is distributed through
out the Twin Cities. The firm also
handles a high grade of ginger ale,
lime rickey, and club soda, and
charged water. This firm is main
tanning a fair attitude to Negro
labor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-28

Having returned from a tri-
umphant nine month stay in
Europe, where he was a sensational
feature in Lew Leslie's Black
BIRDS" peg Leg" Bates, as he is
known in the theatre, begins an
other American tour of deluxe the
aires for Paramount this week. He
opens at the Roxy this Friday, June
%, and in the words of the English
critics, ''He is undoubtedly the
worlds greatest one leg dancer"
Exclusive photograph by ALMAC
Syndicated Features).
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-28
ST. PAUL

Six room modern house for sale.
Glazed porch. $1,300-$25O down.
On Rondo St.-W. S. Butler, Elk
hurst Alb.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-28

Furnished rooms for rent. Pre-
fer railroad men. Atlantic 1868.
1923 Fourth Avenue South.
FOR RENT: Kitchenette apart
ment completely furnished, ZIG
West 31st Street.-adv.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-28
The Spokesman
Leads the
Field
This Newspaper
Leads i'm News,
Ads, Circulation
Classified Ads

Three rooms and kitchenette,
modern, with stove heat, furnished,
50 per month, 1927 East Goth st.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-28

&C. E. Fucker and Co., 902 Sixth
Ave. North, Hyland 9746.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-28

FOR RENT 4-room modern
house, North. 5-room modern house,
North. Groom modern house, South,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-06-28

Five rooms, all modern, except
heat. 2915 Garfield Ave. S., Re.
06O3.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
JEFF DE ~ASALTANTES
~APREHENDIDO

MONTERREY. NJ L. noviemhrf
IA. La policfa aprehendio anoche
a Luis Plancarte. iete de II ga
villa iniegrada por vein'Gn bando-
leros. ouienes con graz audacia y
hahil dad. hahfan ~proyertado 81 pla
gio del doctor Estehan s Martinez
propietario de la drogueria Pas
teur'.
FL crimen fue evitado gracias a
la denunria del chofer Pablo Car
denas quien habfa sido invitado
para tomaI parte en- Ell plagio v el
jefe de los malhechores fue eaptu.
RADIO cuando orup6 el coche de Car
denas. para dir girse al lugar en-
que So ina a llevar a cabn ell pla-
gio del PROFESSIONALISM. a qni n se
pre'endia exigir I'M resrate de dir2
mil pesos ORC nacionai con In ame
ra7a de niie seria sarrificndn 81 sus
familiares no %en'resaban esa SUI
ma.
Plancar'e d~"clara que me- ex'ste
Ia gavilla de ba ndnIeros. sino qne
81 porsuna mente fragu6 los deta
lies del crimen Q ia a eieru'arlo
sin avuda hahlendn rausado gran
s%ensaci6n este hecho por ser Ia pri-
mera voz nuo Sc registra uno de es-
ia %naturaleza.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
OTRO DIVCRCIO
Sc PERFILA VA
EN- HOLLYWOOD
Ina Rssquette Sc sarara-
"a del entrenador Teddy
Hayes

Otro divorcio que sc perfila en-
Hollywood es ell de la artista ci-
nematogrAfica Lima Basquette y
su esposo Teddy HAYES, quien en-
un tempo fue entrenador de Jack
Dempsey, cuando este era pugilis
ia.
La actriz y bailarina confeso
aver que su marido abandono Ell
hogan en- Hollywood Hills. hace po
cos dias saliendo en- seguida para
Europa. con las lntenciones apa-
rentes de no volver. pues sabe que
en- los GItimos tiempos no gozaban
de una vida marital satisfactoria.
Las amistaies mas al!egadas a
la pareja opinan que Ell divorcio
es un hecho. y que la artista es-
pera solamente n resolution de
finitiva de su espOso. va que la Sc
paracion fue I'm paso de com6n
acuerdo. y puede serlo tambien ell
divorcio.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
Asi Term.'n6....
(Sieue de "a ga Pap.)

lez? Contra los tailos rendidos por
leyanta la voZ de protesta de sus
amigos y simpatiza lores que insis
ten en- 81 i~nOcencia.
Su ~arresto, a principles de 1884.
provoco gran sensation en- las %
lonias m~exicanas de California don
de Gonzalez era ampliamente .
nocido por halIarse en- aquel en-
tunces, al frente de una esiari0n
lie radio y por ser dil ector de un
grupO ar. istico que actuaba bajo
Ell nombre de Los Madrugadores'.
Dos dias despufs de SD aprehen
sion qued0 libre bajo %fianza, pero
mas tarde. como consecuen"ia de
IN escanda' o que sc reglstro en- la
tarniacia Ruiz. contigua al Tea,rU
Hidalgo. fue ap~rehendiio de nuevo
y llevado a jurado. en- ell mes de
culpable de haber contribuido a la
~peryerSion de
Moses mas tarde las dos princl.
pales acusadoras.. la joyen Dora
Versus y la bailarina Rosa Macon.
Sc ~retractaron an,e las auturidades
Iudicia es y Gonzalez, en- un nuevo
%esfuerZo por recObrar su libertad,
Dbtuvo la revision de la causa. Sin
embargo, y a pesar de las declara-
clones favurables heChas por las %
Macon y Versus. Gonzalez fue
halladO Gu pable de nueyo. La jo-
ven Versus, a raiz de este segundo
iuicio declare que una carcelera la
habia Obligado- y aun sometido
al ''tercer grado~ para que hab $
contra Gonzalez duiante las prime
ras audiencias.
Nuevas %auiiencias de menur I'm
por. amelia obtuvo GunzaleZ prote-
gido decidi"amente por su abogada
la sehora Anna Zacseck, perU min
guno de los recursOs arrojo los tru
tos que Sc deseaban y en- la COrte
del JueZ Robert Scott. fina mente,
sc dicto la s%entencia definitiva en-
su cOntIa que 10 envIa a San Quin
tin de unU a c%incuenta amos.
Dos amos estuvo Gonzalez en- la
Prision del Condado, pero estos no
seran tomadOs en- cuenta cuandO EN-
piece a cumplir la pena que Sc lie
impuso.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
DANo VENCIo A CASTILLO EN-
HOLLYWOOD

frankie Castillo 90 e~neontro
anoche con un oponente demasia.
do duro y manoso en- la persona
de Pablo Dano, y por mas esfuer-
EOS que hizo fue dominado en- to.
da la pelea por ell Torito de Mani
la. quien Sc llev6 la decision una
mime del referee y ell p1blico.
Castillo logro conectar sus me-
jores golpes a la quijada de Da-
no solo en- ell quinto round, GUAM
do al sonar la campana sorpren-
dio al filipino con un duro dere-
chazo que 10 desconcerto momen-
t~aneamente. Pero aparte de ese
round. Dano fue ell dueho de la si-
tuacion en- toda la contienda.
Castillo no pudo hacer NADIA por
que Dano 10 oblieo a pelear como
Ell quiso, en- corto y en- c~onstantes
elinches. Ell mexieano estuvo muy
La opinión., 1935-11-16
Ell TERcER U

Despues de que Salica Sc levanto
de la lima en- ell tercer round apa-
recia completamente ~a'arantado,
pero recurrio al c,inch para soste-
nerse en- pie durante los cuatro
episodios si%guientes cuando Sc lie
despe.0 la ca eza.
Escobar. favori'o en- las apuestas
en- una proportion de siete a C nco,
subio al ring pesando ciento die
cisiete libras y media por ciento
diecisiete de Salica.
FL referee Billy Kavanaugh y los
jueres Charl e Lynch y George Le-
La opinión., 1935-11-16
Sc ENCONTRABA
DISTANCIAD0
de SUI ESPOSA
Sc cree que nor este motive
tomo la decision de sui
cidarse

Ell cuerpo de un hombre fue ha-
llado aver en- la mariana, suspenA
dido por una cuerda, del techo de
un viejo gallinero en- la parte ira
sera de la casa sltuada en- ell si3A
Burton Avenue. siendo identified
do como Ira Earl Cogsweli, indivi-
duo que estaba separado de su es-
posa desde hacfa alg1n tempo.
Aunque distanciados por varias
veces. no fue sino hasta hace po-
o dias que la sehora present6
demanda de divorcio en- contra de-
Cogswell. acusandolo de asiduo v
exagerado bebedor y de frecuentar
a otras mujeres.
Sc cree que este fue 10 que de-
termino a Cogswell a quitarse la
vida. ~anudandose una sega al cue
Ito. para colgarse en- seguida del
techo del a~bandonado gallinero.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
.FUE TRATADA
CON IODA CLASE.
De CORTESIAS.
Dicen los excursionistss
Que en- Msxico no existe
la ceSantla

Muy satisfechos de su viaje a
nuestro pals. r%egresaron a Los An
geles los mlemhros de la excursion
I r nizasia por la Camara de Co.
mercio de esta ciudad. hacienda
muy huenOs concentrates respecto
al gobierno y a las condolences
econ6micas en- todos los lugares
que Wis taron.
FL Presidente de la Camara. que
iba a la. caheza del grupo declare
que "esta expedition ha sido la
mas lmpor'ante y la de mayor xxi
20 de las que hemos hecho al pals
vecino.
"En cada lugar donde los detu-
vimos fuimos rcci. idos como vie
jos amigos, comprobandose con
clio que nu s,ras diez excuI stones
amer ores a la vecina Republica
han sido de resultadus marasillo-
SOS respectu a amistad. buena vo-
lunlad y mi juf entendlmiento en-
tire MEXICO y el sur de Calltninlh,
Y al mismo tempo entire los dos
passes.
"Todos los componentes de esta
expedit ion. que fue la mas grande
de las que henlUs o~rganizado. Sc
pudier. n dar cuen a del progreso
del pals. y que las autorida les me-
xicanas en- 10 general estan ans o.
sas de cehir mas y mas los lazos
de amisiad que va exis en- entire
los m~exicanos y nosotros.
"El senior Presidente Cardenas
Sc hallaba enfermO cuando vista
mos la capital. prro todus nrsu rUs
fuimns recibidos por los miembrus
de su g binete. ponien1o a nuestra
disposic on toda clase de facilida-
des.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
TTENDEN Ell PRIM
REL EN- Ell SURESTE

CAMpECHE. Camp, Novipmhre
IS. - (EXclusivo). - Durante n
sencil!a ceremnnia, fne tendido hoy
ell primed riel de la linea ferrea
que cnmunicara al sureste o la ca
pital de la repdblica.
A la c%olocaci6n del primer riel
asistieron las autoridades militia
res y civiles del Estado.
Mas de dos mil trahajadores Sc
ran ocupados en- la construction
del tramo de la niieva via ferrea
entire esta ciudad Y Villahermnsa,
Tabasco. segdn Sc anuncio despues
de la ceremonial.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
UNA iNVITAcioN ESPECIAL

FL senior Prestdente. - ahadi6
Braunshchweiger, nos dirigio un
mensaje pidifndonos que permane-
cifram 5 una semana mas. ponien-
do al mismo TEMPO a nuestra en-
terra ~disposic On Ell tren presiden-
cial para visi'ar lugares que no
es'ahan incInidos en- nuestro It'll
nerario. hahi ndo lamentado todos
nosotros o prufunda pona M ha-
Der pc lido aceptar su amable In
vitacion.
"Vimos con sorpresa que en- Me.
xico no ex ste la cesantia. pues
TODD mundo parece contar con en-
pleo h%aciendose la vida pacifica
feliz. FL viaje. en- 10 general. fu,
muy satisfactorio para todOs noso
'ros".
La excursion partio de Los An
seles Ell dia % de Octufre a. imc
La opinión., 1935-11-16
FESTIVAL DE LA UNION oBRE.
RA DE SAN FERNANDO, HOY

Hoy a las s p. NJ, Sc llevara I
cabo ell b5ile que con alguna IN
~lerioridad ha venido organizando
a Union Obrera MeXicana No. s.
de san Fernando. en- ell salon de Id
American Legion de esa pc. lac On
Su Se%cretario General, el senior
Sabine Hernand 2, hace un cor
dial lamado a todos los mexica-
nos de esa region. para que Sc pre-
senten la nOche mencionada a
iarle mayor reIlce al acto. pues
en- 81 actuara ell cuadro artistico
"Huasteco" que en- ocasiones nte
riores ha cosechade aplausos en-
esa poblacion.
La opinión., 1935-11-16
SALEM MAS FUER7AS
PARA JALISCO

SAN JUAN DEL RIO. Gro. No.
viembre 49, (Exclusivo). - Para
tOmar parte en- la canlLaha cun
ira los alzadOs en- la region de Los
Altos. ell IL regimiento de caba lie.
ria a las 6rdenes d.. coronel Me.
dina Chavez. salio hoy para Qua
dalajara.
FL 70 resimiento Sc encontraba
de %guarnicion en- esta plaza desde
hace varios meses. sabi6ndose que
su salida fue ordenada v%inle1ta-
mente a fin de activar la campa-
ha ,ontra los alzados.