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The Washington times., 1935-02-26

Legal Notices
GEORGE C. GERMAN, Attorney,
American Security Bldg.

TR1cT OF coLUMBIA. THE Ma.
T1oNAL HERB COMPANY, q corporation,
plaintiff, VS.. KATE FARR, ct al, defend;
PUBLIcxTIoNEThe object Of this suit
is TO obtain a decree establishing of record
by adverse possession plaintiffs title. IN
Zee simple to part Of 9rSi IN Lot 10
as described by metes and bounds in the
Bill, and assessed for taxation as Lot $40
in said Square. Upon motion OF the
plaintiff, it is, by the Court. this 18th day
of February, A. D., 1885 ORDERED that
the defendants Howard Anderson. William
Anderson, Francis Anderson. Mary G. Nc
Pike and Charles Smith cause their APP
pearance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day OF
The tSH dans % Ss esssG With a. S
the case of default provided q copy here
of be published in the The Washington
Law Reporter and IN The washington
Times once week for three successive
JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice.
ISEAL) A true copy: FRANK F.: CUM
N SILS,e Clerk by w. F. LEMON Asst
SEYMOUR J. GUTHMAN and H. M. AM
MERMAN, Attorneys, s15 18th st. n. W.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TRIcT OF co dF shNUE a. RE HER IKE
WITz FOR cHANGE OF NAME. No
1894. Equity Doc. SAMUEL HERKo-
WITT, having filed a petition praying for
= decree changing his name to SAMUEL
HARRIS and having applied to the Court
for an order of publication of the notice
required by law in such cases, it is, by
A. D., 1895, ORDERED that all persons
concerned show cause. if there be, on or
before the 21st day of March, A. D.. 1885
why the prayers of said petition should not
- .4oI. Id 4GAk l.:
order be published once week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in
Washington Times newspaper.
o. r. LUHR1NG. Justice.
ISEALl true copy. Test: FRANK E.
STICKLEY. Assistant Clerk
SEYMOUR J. GUTHMAN and Fl. M AM
MERMAN, Attorneys, S15 18th st. N. w.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. IN RE
THE APPLICATION OF CHARLES A
REHA; No. 6S375; Equity Document.
REHA, having filed a petition praying for
. decree changing his name to JOSHUA
ASA A. KAHN, and having applied to the
Court for an order of publication of the
notice required by. law in such cases, it
is, by, the Court, this 25th day of Febru.
sons concerned show cause, if any there
be, on or before the 21st day of March,
A. D. 1885 why the prayers of said petit
ton should not be granted: Provided,
That a copy of this order be published
before said day in Washington Times
A true copy. Test: FRANK E. CUNNING
HAN; Clerk. by WILLIAM W. sTICKNEY,
$1,000 - ~
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CHRYSLER

CHRYsLER 1882 IS" Convertible Coupe,
newly refinished in black with. red
wheels and door panels; 8 wire. wheels
motor is perfect-$395, terms.
L. P. STEUART. INC. 1928 14TH ST.
CHRYsLER 1880 Sedan. S1s5. Walsh
Motor Co., 5000 Georgia Ave. 81. 1914.
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Automobiles
OLDSMOBILE

PACKARD 1880 Club Sedan, excellent
paint and tires, real Packard mechanical
order, clean throughout. Car No 547-
1895; terms, trade. Equipped with six
wheels radio and trunk. Money back
guarantee and 80 days free service. Leo
Rocca, Inc, Direct Dodgs-Plymouth Deal.
ers. z n. Y. Ave. n. E. Open evenings
Ma. 1922. 4th and Florida Ave. n. e.
Ii. 9329.
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Employment
Help Wanted-MaIe
MAN TO MAN

Are you qualified for a new position!
Are you ready to go places? Do you want
. substantial income?
Stop and think. Men who are without
Jobs and men who are unprofitably EN-
ployed should Immediately interview the
writer of this ad and hear the amazing
story of a new invention that is going over
big and making men from $40 to as high
as 500 week.
Come in and talk it over. Sales ability
10 not essential. We will discount sales
ability in favor of a genuine desire to
work hard and earn.
No investment and nothing to buy. Only
requirements a clean slate from your last
place of employment and age between 20
and As. Married men preferred.
See sales manager, 10 a. M only, wednes-
day, Room 1888 Investment Building.
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RENTAL HI UNITING
Nth
BARBARA HOLMES

Due to the great number OF
requests for Barbara Holmes
SerUtce. ALL INQUIRIES MUST
BE MADE By mail or q personal
0iSit. Please DO NOT make re.
quests By telephone.
The Washington times., 1935-02-26

DODGE 1882 Coupe, R. s.. $3.50. Car
No. 545. Has the appearance and gen.
eral condition of a practically new car:
plenty of rubber all around and ready
for any service. Money-back guarantee
and 80 days free service and parts. Leo
Rocca, Inc, direct Ee-Plymouth deal
ers. New York Ave. N. E. Nat. 1922
4th and Florida Ave. n. E. Lincoln
9329. Open evenings.
The Washington times., 1935-02-26

DODGE 1884 De Luxe Sedan with de luxe
accessory group. Car owned and driven
by a prominent Washington doctor who
driven only e95 miles. Practically brand
new car which is guaranteed by Trew
Motor Co. Exceptional buy at $3.50: The
Trew Motor Co.. 1925 14th St. N. W.
Decatur 1910
Evening star., 1935-02-07
STOCKS REGISTER
FAIRLY FIRM TONE
Trading Expands as Rails
Take Lead in Upward
Movement.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Einanria, Writ,


NEW YORK, February THE
stock market found support TODAY and
trading activity expanded slightly on
the recovery. The advance was in
augurated by the rails.
The late tone was fairly firm. Issues
up fractionally to point or more in
cluded American Telephone, United
States Smelling, Case, Johns -ManviIle.
Union Pacific, Pennsylvania, Santa Fe,
United States Steel, Consolidated Gas
and Chrysler.
Republic Steel preferred, however,
dropped nearly 4 points. Transfers
Appropriated $4,000 shares.
Shares up fractionally to around a
point included Santa Fe, Union Pa
cific. N. Y. Central, Southern Pacific,
Pennsylvania, Industrial Rayon, In
land Steel, U. S. Steel preferred,
American Smelling, Johns -Manville,
American Telephone, Consolidated
Gas. General Motors, Chrysler. Co.
lumbar Carbon, Case and Caterpillar
Tractor.
Republic Steel preferred dropped
nearly points and Commercial
Credit A was of a point. Such is
sues as Public Service of New Jersey,
Western Union, Montgomery Ward,
Sears, Roebuck, Deere, U. S. Smelt-
ing, U. S. Steel common and Bethle-
hem Steel were about unchanged.
The downturn in Republic Steel
followed the filing by the Department
of Justice of a suit to prevent the
proposed merger of Republic and
other steel companies. 1t was
charged that the consolidation would
be in violation of the antitrust laws.
Notwithstanding the somewhat er-
ratio tendencies displayed by scat
tered stocks, most of the technicians
felt that the markets structure had
displayed considerable underlying
strength. These pointed out that the
list, as whole. had withstood fairly
we'll the depressing effects of wide
spread conjectures as to the possible
results of an adverse gold decision.
The labor situation was being
watched closely, although there did
not seem to be a great deal of appre-
hension regarding serious trouble ~
this field Much interest was -
pressed in the news that a Wilkes
Barre, Pa, court had enjoined strik-
ing anthracite miners from interfering
with employees of the Glen Alden
Coal Co.
Evening star., 1935-02-07
LIQUIDATION OF LOANS
CUTS INVESTMENT TOTAL
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Liquidation of loans continues to
offset bank purchases of securities.
Total loans and investments of Fed
eral Reserve member banks in leading
cities, as shown in their latest weekly
statement, dropped $13,000,00O, al
though increased holdings of securi-
ties made the total far ahead of the
comparable 1884 date.
Comparative figures on total loans
and investments for reporting banks
in 81 cities follow:
Week ended January 80. .S12. .244 900. 900
Prevous M.s week 1927 90o, 99o, ,909 909
Evening star., 1935-02-07
Liverpool Grain Prices.
WATER BONDS OFFERED.

NEW YORK, February z Especially
"A banking group headed by Blyth g.
Co., Inc, and Blair
Corp. is offering today $2,705, 900 City
of Clifton, N. j., 434 per cent water
bonds, dated February /, 1885, and due
serially from February l, 1886 to 1880,
inclusive. The bonds are priced to
yield from per cent for the shortest
maturity up to 4.40 per cent for the
later maturities.
Evening star., 1935-02-07
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.

by Jne Associated PreSS.
CHICAGO, February 7.-OverSold
conditions in the grain markets de-
veloped late today, and prices scored
an all-around material advance fol-
lowing earlier setbacks.
Reports of heavy ice forming over
wheat fields southwest and threaten
ing to smother crops gave consider
able incentive to buyers. Much of
the late buying was ascribed to
sources southwest
Wheat closed firm, 1s-14 above
yesterdays finish, May, 9512-5s; corn,
12-A up; May, 1881; oats, Is to l
cent advanced, and provisions show
ing 10 to Is cents gain.
Evening star., 1935-02-07
ENGINEERING AWARDS
DECLINE DURING WEEK

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 7.-Engineer-
ing awards are lower this week both
in private and public work, although
the private work is higher than the
average week last year. Totals re-
ported by Engineering News-Record
are: Engineering construction, ST.
$4,000; private awards, $5,102 ,O0G;
public, $12,135, 900, of which s2,515,-
900 represents Federal construction
and S9,620,00O State and municipal.
This is the lowest week on State and
municipal awards since August %.
Evening star., 1935-02-07
RUG PRICES TO BE RAISED

NEW YORK, February P).-Rug
mills have intimated that recent ad-
vances in prices of carpet woods will
compel them to raise quotations either
at the official opening Monday or
within a few weeks. Buyers, it is said,
insist that market conditions do not
justify any change in quotations at this
time.
Evening star., 1935-02-07
MACHINERY TRADE
UPTURN EXPECTED
Steady Progress in Modernizing
Plants to Continue in 1885,
Review Declares.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, February Most in
dustrial machinery lines made steady
recovery progress during 1884 and this
trend will doubtless continue during
the current year. Modernization of
plant by the more forward looking
producers is gradually forcing similar
steps by competitors, while Govern
ment expenditures are providing added
stimulus to demand, according to the
Standard Statistics Co. of New York.
The most representative division,
machine tools, has been particularly
favored by this renewed interest in
cost-saving equipment, as shown by
the fact that the 1884 index of new
orders averaged 70 per cent above the
total for the preceding year.
Under the impetus of large pur-
chases by the automobile industry and
Government orders, sales in December
reached the highest point In the re-
covery movement.
While some temporary recession
from this level Is expected over the
next few months, the decline will prob
ably not be as pronounced as a year
earlier. With delayed replacement
orders likely to assume growing pro-
portions later in 1885, further gain
in machine-tool activity is indicated
for this year.
White Motor Co. reported its truck
registrations in 1884 were 1876 per cent
Evening star., 1935-02-07
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. February 7 Cooper
quiet; electrolytic. spot and future. Blue
Eagle. 900 Tin steady: spot and nearby
51.2O: future, 5O.7o. Iron quiet un-
ehaansed; Lesd steady; spot New York: ,IIS:
East St Louis. spot and futu-e $40.
aluminium. 19.O0a22 90. Anthony. spot,
Evening star., 1935-02-07
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. February Z LP,.-Turpen-
tine firm. 5014; sales, IS; RECEIPTS. is:
stock. 81. 704: quote B. 3.aOa95;. D, 400;
E. 4.15a20; F. 4.55a60; G.. 4:60a65; II,
4 .60a1U; I, 4.65a10; K and NJ. 4.G0; n,
5.15; VIC. $50; WV. eco. x. 6.20a25.
Evening star., 1935-02-07
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, February Cotton
was little more active today. with
prices generally steady on a moderate
demand from the trade and on cover
ing.
Day deliveries sold up from 1892 to
1898, with the market in the middle
Of the afternoon steady at net ad-
vances Of from ! to points.
Evening star., 1935-02-07

LIVERPOOL February z lF.-Cotton.
5000 bales. American nil. Spot. moderate
busines done; prices unchanged; quota
tions in pence: American strict good mid
ding. 7.64; good middllng. 7.34: strict
middling 7.19; miGdlinG. 704: strict low
middIing. $50: low n1iddling. 6.64: strict
good ordinary, ga; good ordinary, GA.
Futures closed steady. March. 6:79: May.
6.55: January, 6.54.
Evening star., 1935-02-07
Chicago Cash Market.

CHICAGO, February Z P.-Cash
wheat, No. 2 hard, 1882: corn, old
No. yellow, 8914; No. 3 white, 973a;
new No. 4 mixed, 8212; 10. 3 yellow,
85a8512; No. 4 white, 90; oats, No. 8
white, 5112. Rye and buckwheat, no
sales. Soybeans, No. yellow, 1.22.
Barley, 65a1.20. Timothy seed, 1675a
IT'S hundredweight. Clover seed,
15.75a21.75 hundredweight.
Evening star., 1935-02-07
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. February 7 .LP.-Crude
rubber futures opened barely steady, 4a9
lower. March. 12 .62a64: May. 1880:
July. 12.92a93: September. 13.04a0S.
Evening star., 1935-02-07
$l,419,5l7.21
Today's Trading on Exchange.


Potomac Electric Power 51a per cent
preferred stock figured in five 1O-share
sales on the Washington Stock Ex-
change today, all made at 112, same
as other recent sales Mergenthaler
Linotype sold at 80 on small turn
over.
While Woodward & Lothrop COM
mon stock was quiet today, the pre-
ferred came out on the board in a
small sale at Ill. The stock closed
with Ill bid and none offered at any
price.
Bonds were quiet today, $1,000
Washington Railway & Electric As
being the only issue to move. These
sold at 1902, maintaining record
strength.
Heard in Financial District.
Offering of an issue of $12,500, 900
Federal intermediate Credit Banks l n
Der cent debentures has been heavily
oversubscribed and the books closed,
according to Charles r. Dunn, fiscal
agent. The debentures mature in four
and six months and proceeds are to
be applied to refunding.
Disbursements to farmers co-operat-
ing in adjustment programs of the
A. A. A., including payments in con-
nection with the exercise of cotton
options and the cotton producers
pool, reached a cumulative total Of
S629.614,027 as of January 81.
Large Spring commitments are be-
ing made in this area by retailers,
according to the leading wholesale
houses in the fifth Federal Reserve
district. Severe weather also is re-
sulting in immediate rush orders, they
report.
State and municipal financing dur
ing January totaled $79,727 1893, in
Guiding s3,704,656 Of loans made by
the P. w. A. and r. F. c., according
TO the Daily Bond Buyer of New York.
In January. 1884, the total was Sl39'.
546,0s6, including $98,597,746 OF
y. F. c. and P. w. A. loans.
Evening star., 1935-02-07
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. February OP.-Call
money steady; ! per cent all day. Time
loans steady; 60 days-6 months. z to l
per cent. Prime commercial paper. "a to l
per cent. Bankers acceptances un-
changed. Rediscount rate. New York Re-
serve bank, 1l2 per cent.
Curtis Publishing Co. 1884 preferred
share earnings were S6.84 VS.. $l.52.
Evening star., 1935-02-07

201a II Fairbanks Morse. .
80 TN Fairbanks-Mrs pf. e.
Sc 48 Fed Lt&Trac pf(6).
1874 15% Firestone (40c) 80,
94ss 911s Firestone pf Al 6.s
Sc 471a First Nat Strs(2h)
6% 24s Follansbee Bros tk)
23K 20A Food Mach (a25c).
25 % Fourth N Inv(hS5c)
13h 101d Fox Film (A).
26 20sk Freeport-TexasG).
120h 1l715 Freeport-Texp pf (6)
Evening star., 1935-02-07

1h Ob2 zen Am lnVSSIOTSs .
38h 35h Gen Am Transuk)
1874 l5h Gen Asphalt. ....,
S% 7& Gen Baking 5000. 81
tn 6 Gen Bronze.
Sh 27s Gen Cable. ........
PAN 20h Gen Electric t60c).
11k II Gen Ell spec 60c Is
34% 32A Gen Foods 1.80)...
9s II Gen Gas & El (A)...
IA IA Gen G & E TO pf A.
621s 59M Gen Mills tSJ....,
117h 1l6 Gen Mills pf (6)....
34h 80 Gen Motors (D.....
1l3 1071a Gen Motors pf 80. .
3% 81 Gen Outdoors AdVA
2% 1% Gen Public Service,
Ia Ia Gen Realty & Util. =,
1914 16 Gen Real&U pf WV.
20h 16&4 Gen Refractories. q.
1914 16S Gen Refrac ctfs. 80.
l5h 13M Gillett SAT RaZ ID.
75N 70I2 Gillette SAT r pf(5).
3h "a Gimbel Bros. ......
PIN 23h Gimbel Bros pf. =.
27A 231a Glidden Co (t1.16 } ..
44 ga. Gobel tAdolfD ......
Is 15M Gold Dust 1.20).
1lk 913 Goodrich (B F).....
541a DC Goodrich (B F. pf. /.
26M 2l Goodyear T & Rub. .
51a ~ Gotham Silk Hose. I.
ga 21s Ora m-Paige.....
7h 6ss CRANKY Consol.
5 ga Grand Union. ......
S5L 80 Grant wv tt d..
17s4 l2A Great Northern Of .
12R l01a Great Nor Ore (50c) .
29ss 265s Grt West Sugt2.40)
1415 1lL Gulf Mobile&N pf. q.
Evening star., 1935-02-07

White Motor Co. reported its truck
registrations in 1884 were 1876 per cent
above 1898.
Evening star., 1935-02-07
~ Davega Strs (a10c) .

30M PAN Deere & Co. ........
2ON 10 Deere&Co pf (j20c) :,
431s 80 Delaware & Hudson
1914 ID Del Lack & West...
A. 3M Den & r g w pf. 30
IS 6S1a Detroit Edison tD.,
29X 26h Diamond NJ (t1h).,
SO Ban Diamond N pf (1h)
Evening star., 1935-02-07

281a 26A Lambert Co 49,.
1874 liz Lee Rub&Tirs (50c)
17% Ia Leh Port Cement. /.
SO S9% Leh Port C pf (315)
pa 2h Lehigh Valley Coal. L.
12h 10 Lehigh Val Coal pf.
III 81 Lehigh Valley r R.,
IA 69h Lehman Corp GAO
17s4 15h Lehn & Fink t1A).
32N 27 Lib O-Ford Glt1.z0)
% 216 Life Saver (1.60).
1071s 102 Ligg G. Myers (t5)..
1921 102 Ligg & Myers Bt5)
1871 IT Lily Tulip Cup(1h)
20% 17A Link Belt (S0c).
30h 25A Liquid Carb tt1A).
34% 31% Loew's Inc (1).....
1045s 102 Loew's Inc of (6h)
2S 1ss Long Bell Lum tA) i.
1854 1875 Loose-Wiles pf T).
21% 10 Lorillard P (t2.20).
1851 130h Lorillard (P) of (D
ia 1 Louisiana OIL.
141s 10 Louisiana Oil pr. E.
IAN 12h Louisv G&E(A)1h.
47h 80 Louisv & Nash (3) -.
1sA 1874 Ludlum Steel. .....'
Evening star., 1935-02-07

21% 16h Vanadium Corp. =,
12ls l113 Van Raalte. .......
An 39s Va-Car Chemical. =.
27h 20h Va-Car Chem 60 Of
81 TN Va El & Pwr Of CO..
Evening star., 1935-02-07

Ga Az Hahn Dept Stores. +.
63&A 55 Hahn Opt Stores pf
ia 61t Hall w F Printing.
los 101 Hanna IN A. pf G
1871 1864 Harb Walker (50c).
z 512 Hat Corp (A).....
77M 73h Hercules Pw tt3&)
361s 81 Houd-Hersh A G2D
81. IA Houdaille-Hersh B.
So 49 House Fin pf (315).
ga 2a Houston Oil (new)..
52h 43 Howe Sound t3).
12a. Sh Hudson Motor Car.
37s 2as Hupp Motors.
Evening star., 1935-02-07
Sales of Stocks on the New York Exchange.

11:OO Am. 10000
4'VV I'M S5O.OOO 200 P
Dividend rates as sven the annual
declarations - ''
sUnit of trading than 100 fPary extra tPlus
IN STOCK hPaid iss year-no regular rate payable
st0fk sPlus ~ in STOCK sPad this
gan!zed mPlus Sc in stock nPus 3es pPius ga
In stock xEx vtdend = - - -
Evening star., 1935-02-07

"a 20s4 Yale & Towne (60c)
Al 3as Yellow Truck. ......
IL 38 Yellow Truck pf. >.
81 1SA Young Sp & W (1). .
21h 16S Youngstown Sc T. .
La opinión., 1935-05-07
La Balanza Agric0la

tributaria en- cuanto a los artfculos de primera necesidad.
Vease ell case actual como un ejemplo de 10 que pudo
ser de beneficios indiscutIbles para Mexico, y que, en- cam
bio, Sc troc6 en- una nueva dcsilusi6n: en- grandes eX-
tensiones cultivables de los Estados Unidos, la larga Sc
qufa Y e! resultante fenomeno de las tolvaneras, vinieron
a destruir enormes plantaciones de maiz, con 10 que que
daron abiertos a los productores mexicauos de csc grano
los mercados de esta nacion. Pero Mexico no puede ven
der mafz a Estados Unldos, aun cuando Sc 90 paglen a
peso de orc, por Ia sencilla ra2on de que no 10 tiene. Nues-
tras ~cosechas, insuficientes para alimentar a la pobla-
cion propia, no estan en- condolences de rebasar las from
teras, sino que precisa la intervention del gobierno para
conservarlas en- casa, como va Sc apunta en- las peticiones
enviadas a la Secretarfa de la Economic Nacional. Y 10
que Sc dice del mafz puede decirse de los demas productos
agrfcoas, que al alcanzar altos precios en- los mercados
eAteriores, tiene que %quedarse en- casa, restando posIbhi-
dades al desarrollo de nuestra agriculture.
Urge, pues, la intensificacion de los cu,tivos meAica-
nos. Urge que Mexico adopte va una poftlca que verda-
deramente Sc halle en- consonanca con las necesidades
generates, siempre con vstas hacia la superproduccion.
va apuntamos anteriormente que nuestras ciudades Sc
encuentran congestionadas de brazos caidos. Pertenecen
a gentes que, pr las especiales condolences de su vida,
o por mera inercia, prefleren la larga cesanua urbana, a
la prosperidad en- los campos agrfcolas.
Ahora que los veteranos de la REVOLUTION Sc unifican
en- ell sentdo de dedicarse al cultivo de la terra, NADIA
mas justo que concederles 10 que piden, que en- esta for
ma Sc descongestionara la poblacon citadina. Sc vigori-
cara la production del suelo, y Sc resovera ell problema
de muchas yidas, sujetas ahora a los yaivenes de la en-
pleomania.
Estes veteranos, que va no piden ayuda directa del
gobierno, como tantos 10 han yenido hacienda con solo
blandir Ell discutible derecho de haber %empunado las ar
mas en- un tempo remote, con solo un bien dirigido es-
fuerzo, podran convertirse EN- titles factories de la pros
peridad nacional.
La opinión., 1935-05-07

Simultaneamente con ell anuncio de que en- algunas
regiones de Mexico ha estado escaseando ell mafz, pidien-
dose la Intervention del gobierno para que Sc impida la
exportacion, base dado a conocer I'm memorial que los
veteranos Revolucionarios dfrigen al Presidente de la Re-
publica, soictando tierras para cultivar!as. Ambas mott
cas, como Sc We, tieneh una confederation digna de CO.
mentario, va que 81 los granos escasean en- ell pals, no es
precisamente por falta de tierras, sino de gentes que las
cultiven. Este no quiere decir, por de contado, que es-
caseen en- Mexico los brazos. Lo que sucede es que Sc
encuentran reconcentrados en- los centres de poblacion,
aumentando la superabundancia de material humane.
ST pudiese lograrse I'm desplazamiento benefico de la
ciudad hacia los campos, acknowledgements quedarfan re-
sue,tos dos problemas: Ia escasez de granos, y ell acomo-
damiento de millares de hombres que hoy Sc entregan a
la inactividad en- los grandes centres de poblacion, y a
quienes la empleomanfa no ha podido nj podra nunca alb
sorber.
Siempre hemos crefdo que Mexico, con sus grandes ex
tensiones de TERRA iaborab'es, y las magnificas condicio-
mes climatoogicas de que goza en- vastas zonas, esta
destinado a convertirse en- uno de los mas grandes CEN
tros agricolas de la terra. Nuestro ideal, en- este respec-
to, es que Mexico no solo logre producer 10 que necesite
para SUI consume interior (cosa que atn no Sc logra), sino
que legue a rebasar estas condolences, desbordando su
exceso de production sobre las fronteras, con 10 que la
balanza economical de la nacion reportarfa beneficios in
calculates.
Que la Reyolucion, no obstante aIgunos buenos pro-
positos, no ha podido elevar la production de la terra,
,es cosa de todos conocida. Para frustrar este ideal pro-
ductivo, han obrado impiacab,emente las ilusas doctrinas
De manera que, en- vez dc desparramar Ia riqueza plbHca,
una NAL entendida orientacion vino a castrar la produc-
cion agrfcola, sin que los nuevos sistemas implantados
Isl sistema puede lamarse a un grupo de teorfas anar-
quizantes) hayan podido sacar al pals de su condicion