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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03

Plany ma 1cinnejs1 a obchod-
ne zdravejsf administered NEST
skeho f1zenl mesta Baltimore
oznameny byly republikansky-
mi kandidaty pomoc1 radio
prednaSek a We schdz1ch We
vsech sekc1ch mesta a We veTej-
mem tisku.
Jejich zastavanf Sc mnohych
konstruktivnfch prostTedk1 ku
zachovanl kazdeho danoveho
dolaru a potTebna pomoc pr1-
mernemu poplatn1ku DAM, pTi-
jato bylo nadsene mnohymi vo-
lici bez ohledu ma jejich poll
tickou pTlslusnost.
V cele kandidat1 stojf Blan-
chard Randall, Jr., kandidat
mayorova dTadu;S earle Cool
ing, kandidat presidentova d
fadu v mestske rade; Henry
Stockbridge, kandidat kontro-
lora. Vsechny slibuj1 DAFT sku-
tecne obchodn1 Administered
mestu ma zaklade hospodaTenf
a vyloucenfm vseho plytvanf.
V nedavne Teci sve Mr.. Ran
dali vyl1cil republikanske stra-
ny program. z casti Tekl:
"My stoj1me pro pravou OBJ
chodnf administered pomoc1 e.
konomie a vyvarovan1 Sc vseli-
keno plytvanf, c1mz umozni Sc
udrzeti vydanf ma nejmoznejsf
LEVINE zakladne a pTec ma pine
vykonnosti. Jinymi slovy "a
TUE sluzbu meme pence a "a
tyze penfze vice sluzby. Plyt-
van1 nem1ze byti dovoleno.
Ver1me, re prespT1lisn6 danove
pokuty must byti sn1zeny, sto-
j1me pro jednotne a pfimerene
ocenen1 die nynejs1ch skutec-
nych cen majetku. VeTfme, re
automaticky zvysenf sluznych
ucitelum ma byti zpet dano a
zdravotnf potreby m6sta udr-
zovany ma nejvyssim stupni do
konalosti. VeTfme, re zonove
zakony mali byti presn6jsf a
mali zahrnovati problemy ga
solfnovych stanic. Vef1me, re
primeTene vychovne potfeby
mali obstarany byti a zlepsenf
potTebne skoly re zmoderniso-
vany byti mali. Sluzby NEST
ske spravy mali danny byti vsem
sekc1m mesta bez ohledu ma
racu, barvu, vyznanf a financ-
n1ho stavu usedl1k1 a re vSem
Department pomoci ma prime
rene staff ku pomoci, kteT1 tr-
vale jsou nemoznymi o sebe Sc
postarati S ohledem zvlastn1m
vGci dftkam."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Pro dalsi existence drahy.

Ably Annapolis Short Line
byla Tfzena neodvisle Cd Wash
ington, Baltimore and Annapo-
lis drahy v padu, re by tato
pTestala e~xistovati, zadano by
10 peticf 85 procent drzitel1
bond1 Short Line. Petice po-
dana byla komisi veTejne sluz-
by, jez konala slysenf v ponde-
Ii v SIM preplnene zastupci OBJ
CT kolem drahy, zr1zenc1 dra-
ny a sekretarG valky a manor
nictva a namoTn1 academic.
Rawls, pravnf radce drahy,
uznal, re zastaven1m cinnosti
drahy prislo by o zivobytf ma
500 zrfzenc1 drahy a ma sko-
dy, jez by tim utrpeli ii, kteff
svymi domovy usazeni jsou po-
del drahy. Proti tomu vsak
namftal, re by nebylo sprave-
dlivym, ably majitele drahy
kteri dovolili ably tento ctrnac-
ii milionovy podnik Tfzen byl
20 ctyfi roxy Sc ztratou, NELL
by v budoucnosti toto ciniti da-
lie.
West, predseda komise pro-
hlasil, re komise nema pravo
multi majitely drahy udrzovati
drahu Sc skodou.
Receno bylo, re komise W.
sloviti Sc ma 6. kvetna a Re
snad vladnf authority pTevez-
mou cast drahy, ably udrzeno
bylo spojen1 mezi namornf a.
kademi1 a drahami: Baltimore
and Ohio a Pennsylvania.
Miles, radce Red Star bus
linie, zadal, ably v padu zasta-
veni cinnosti drahy, cas- dan
byl zadatelGm bust opatriti 81
dostatecny pocet BUSH, ably spo
jenf temito udrzovano byti
mohlo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Ztrnuti size " klatovske vojen-
ske posadce.

V Klatovech onemocnelo 6
voj1n1 tamn1 posadky ztrnut1m
Size. V 1noru vyzadala 81 tato
nebezpecna nakazliva choroba
zivot jednoho z nemocnych;
zemrel voj1n jezdeckeho pluku
4. Ant. svehly, Vilem Bier. Sc
strany posadkoveho velitelstvi
byla ucinena nejpTlsnejsf opa-
trent, ably nemoc Sc nemohla
s1Titi dale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Pry pro zachovanf mfru.

Rumunsko podobne jake sta
ty Jlne zvys1 ozbrojenou moo
tax re Dude nejmocnejsfm sta
tenn V jihovychodnf Europe
Valecny material doda Cesko-
slovensko, hlavne plzenska
Skodovka a Size "a S25, 0O0,-
600 a ma vyzbroj v dobe desfti
let vydano Dude celkem $780,
100000. Material dodanJ Sko-
dovou zbroj1rnou bude die
smlouvy Rumunsko splaceti We
vlastn1 meme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Kamenovani " republice.

Asi 20 stoupenc1 Nazist1
pfislo ku zranenf kdyz zastup
lidu napadl a%utomobily, ktere
je vezly do sjezdu Hitlerovcu
We Znojmu, majfc1m silnou ne
meckou mensinu. Az ma ctyri,
vsichni poranenf patti ku vse-
nemecke organisaci Studeten
HaimatrOnt. Prvn1 automobil
byl zvrhnut, zablokovav cestu.
nacez zastup kamenoval ostat-
nj. Poranenf byli dopraveni
do nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
"ObeSenec" skocil " naruc
policajta.

We Fort Erie, Kanada, mia.
dix, MAZE pres rameno kus pro.
vazu, vylezl ma strom vedle O.
becnfho domu, uvazal jeden
konec ma vetev, druhy stocil We
smycku, kterou 81 dial kolem
krku a skocil dolG. Dopadl do
naruce policisty Rich LANDER
ia. Mladikem byl Lionel Crit
fin z KalifOrnie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Mrtvy lezel diva mesice
nepovSimnut.

V Jindrichohradeckem chu-
dobinci I'll Emanuel Jirsa. Nj
kdo nepozoroval, re Jirsu jiz
delsf cas- nikdo nevidel. Nikdo
no nepohTesoval. Az nyn1 by
10 jeho mrtve telo nalezeno v
.jeho svetnicce, We vysokem
stupni rozkladu. Diva mes1ce
tam mrtvy lezel a nikdo o mem
nevedel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Trojlistek mel 43 falesnych
desitidolarH.

Ma zavodisti V Pimlico zat-
ceni byli v 1tery: 29lety Leo
nard Philips a Earl Stewart,
Kanadane, kdyz jeden z mich
nab1dl pokladnfku zavodiste
falesny des1tidolar. U zatce-
nych nalezeno bylo 20 fales-
nych desftek. Trochu pozdeji
ma Fayette ulici V automobile
zatcen byl bratr Leonardo,
Fred Philips. Pod pokryvkou
automobile nalezeno bylo. tri-
nact falesnych desitek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Penize,

V Chysi ma Karlovarsku spa
chala 40leta Elsa Hassmanova
v byte svych rodicd hrozny Gin.
Polila Sc petrolejem a zapalila
Sc. Utrpela strasne popaleni-
ny, jimz podlehla. Zanechala
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Prvnf utonuly.

V letosn1 sezone prvnfm u
tonulym stall Sc v nedeli 9lety
James Carlyle Tyler, jenz pri
koupan1 skocil do vody u York
a Williams ulic a utonul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Okradl zenu o tobolku.

Mlady zlodej ukradl Floride
Gilmer tobolku Sc $124.5O v L.
terry, kdyz vecer sla pc 20. uli-
ci mezi Calvert a Guilford uli-
cemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Salty chytily Sc ma muzi spicim
" zidli.

Cd plynovych kamfnek chy-
tily sc saty ma 41letem Karlu
Berry sp1c1m v zidli techto v
apartmentu v {. 1880 Park a.
venue. Popaleninam podlehl
behem 10 hodin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Pravnfk Sc z~astreliI.

Richard H. Peasants, 7Olety
pravnfk, nalezen byl zastrele-
ny "a garazf v pozadf 1900
blocku Crowson avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03

ly majetkov6 spory. Starenka
z%anechala majetku ma $4,000
Kc.
Evening star., 1935-11-13
ADVOCATES SURVEY
OF TRANSPORTATION
East Washington Citizens Asse-
citation Would Improve Trans
portation Service.

Further study Of the mass trans
portation problem In its area was
voted last night by the East Wash
ington Citizens' Association. meeting
In the Bradbury Heights Methodist
Church. The Public Utilities Com
mittee OF the group was ordered TO
consider the possibility Of Capital
Transit bus service or transfer privi-
leges between the lines of the local
system and an independent inter-
state concern which now serves the
East Washington territory.
1t was pointed out by Arland Rob-
bins, chairman of the committee. that
the Capital Transit Co. could not be
required 70 operate . new bus line
unless a definite opportunity for profit
could be established.
Two motions involving the regula
ton of va1icular traf1ic were approved.
The first requested reduction OF the
speed limit on Bowen road southeast,
between Beck street and the District
Line, from 80 to ~ miles per hour.
while the second asked the placing Of
q stop sign at Forty-fourth street and
Hillside road southeast, and slow
sign at the intersection Of Forty
fourth street and Reed Terrace SOUTH
east.
Other action included Endorsement
Of Col. William Peake for appointment
to the post of superintendent Of penal
Institutions; . request for completion
of alleys in the community: continued
agitation for the erection Of an ele-
mentary school in the neighborhood.
and the following up of the demand
made by the association for the in
stallation of FIRE alarm box at Forty
fourth street and Hillside road south
east
Evening star., 1935-11-13
new HOSPITAL PLAN
OUTLINED TO GROUP
Cathedral Heights. Cleveland Park
Citizens Association Hears
Dr.. Worth Baker.

A request for cooperation in the
projected relocation of the National
Homeopathic Hospital was made by
DR.. Worth Baker last night In an ad-
dress before the Cathedral Heights
Cleveland Park Citizens Association
He said the endowment OF the old
hospital would be transferred to the
new one. thereby aiding in its even
tIal Self-support A proposed resolu-
ton regarding this project was pre-
sented to the association by DR.. Baker
for consideration and presentation TO
the Federation of Citizens Associa-
tions.
John Nolan Of the National Cap
ital Park and Planning Commission
addressed the association in regard to
increased park and recreational ia
cilities. He called attention to the
need OF more and better parks in the
Northwest region. Increased beauti-
fication OF the present parks was as.
Evening star., 1935-11-13

Streamlined steam trains are being
featured by railways in Britain.
Evening star., 1935-11-13

Years Of pioneering in the radio field
brnqs PhIco to the fore once more with.
the 1886 Phlco that reaches new
heights of tone, power and foreign re-
ception. A p-rIey of world-import-
once in London g.. a Fondoneo donced
in Spain .. q band of oypsies in South
America >. oil come to your flreside
with q resonance and clority of tone
that takes your breothl Get set for O
big Winter Of fun with O Philco.
Evening star., 1935-11-13
UNITED ACTION
URGED BY ROBERTS
PEOPLES Counsel Tells North
RandIe Group Much Can
Be Done.

Stating that there was plenty to be
done In North Randle area and that
the only way to accomplish anything
was through their association. Peoples
Counsel william A. Roberts urged
united action by the citizens Of the
North Randle community at their
meeting last night.
Commenting on the bus service. he
said public hearings at which all cit
liens associations could state their
complaints would get results.
Specific information must be OBJ
tanned, as We can not act without the
exact data" he added.
Roberts also told of the fight that
is being waged against loan sharks
and asked the cooperation Of the asso.
citation.
Roberts also said he believed addi-
tional fre apparatus was needed in
North Randle and that the association
should ask for 1t Immediately. He
stated that some of the equipment In
use was II years old and more.
Harry Wood reported that the Pub.
lie Utilities Commission had promised
a half-hour bus service In place Of the
present hour service and that addi-
tional buSses would be installed In the
morning and afternoon to take care
of the school children.
The association heard B. H. Gam
mage of the American Red Cross, who
spoke on the present campaign being
waged by the Red Cross for safety in
the homes. The association passed q
motion favoring the drive.
Commodore Fortner Of the tubercu-
losis survey project told Of the cam
paign being fought against tubercu'
losis by the District Medical Society
and offered to take names Of those
wanting free examinations for tuber-
culoSis.
Evening star., 1935-11-13
Cowboy, E Feet Tall,
Marries Midget on
Love at First Sight
~ the Associated Press.

D, the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla. November l3.-It
was love at FIRST sight, said
George Hill. jr., s-foot cowboy
with Ringing Brothers circus.
and Natalie Nackloy, 30-inch
midget.
And % County Judge w. r.
Blanton married them yesterday.
They met with the show, now
playing here its final engage
ment before going into Winter
quarters at Sarasota this year.
The tall bridegroom gave his
address as Coney Island: the
bride, Gloversville, N. Y: both
said they were % years old.
Evening star., 1935-11-13
Drug Proprietor Fined.

Nicholas Colacurci, proprietor OF .
drug store at 5433 Georgia avenue,
pleaded guilty to a violation of the
health regulations before Judge IsSac
r. Hit in Police Court yesterday and
was fined $40. He was charged with
failing properly to sterilize drinking
glasses used at the soda fountain.
Evening star., 1935-11-13

Celebrate with the Phco you've always wonted We're celebrating
Radio Month at the Hech Coho the biggest allowance yet
Remember you buy The Home Improvement Pon
Evening star., 1935-11-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
Wake Up Your
Liver Bile

Without Calomel - And You'll
Jump Out of Bed in the
Morning Rarin' to go
The liver should pour out two pounds
OF LIQUID bile into your bowels daily.
II this bile Is not Moving freely your
the bowels. Gas blosts up your stom-
ach You get constipated. Your, whole.
system is poisoned and you feel sour
sunk and the world looks punk.
Laxatives are only mskeshifts.
mere bowel movement doesn't get at
the cause. 1t takes those good olo
two pounds OF bile flowing. freely and
make you feel "up and up." Harmless.
gentle vet amazing in mskinE bile
fow freely. Ask for Carter's Little
fuse anything else. CSC.
Evening star., 1935-11-13
HELD UNDER BOND
Colored Man Accused of Shooting
at Another.

at Another.
Moses M. Craig, 38, colored. 223
Third street southwest, was held under
$4,000 bond for action of the grand
jury by Judge Gus A. Schuldt in Po-
lice Court yesterday on a charge Of
assault with a dangerous weapon.
Police claim he attempted to shoot
Leonard Brown, also colored, 216 B..
and-one-half street southwest, with q
sawed-off shotgun, and that Brown
only escaped the charge by jumping
behind a tree.
Evening star., 1935-11-13

Precision is the couse and measure of
rodio efficiency. Metal Tubes give YOU.
more efficient reception. They ore
ouieter, more stobIe, more enjoyable
ond especially superior in olI-wove sets.
Let any rodio dealer prove this to YOU
Evening star., 1935-11-13

sured the association by Nolan. He
also said plans were being made for
the acquisition OF more land for recre-
ational purposes.
A motion to dispense with the De-
cember meeting because OF the holi-
day season was unanimously agreed
upon.
Evening star., 1935-11-13
ARMY ORDERS.

Cole, Maj. Donald NJ, Coast Artil-
lery Corps. from Fort George G..
Wright, N. Y, to Walter Reed General
Hospital here.
McClellen. Maj. Hez, Air Corps. from
Boiling Field. here, to Wright Field,
Ohio.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Ell FRENTE UNDO

En- seguida Sc pasa a la discu-
sion de Ia formation del Frente
Undo para determinar 81 era con-
.veniente que esta nuestra organi-
zacion perteueciera o no a 81. To-
mo la palabra primeramente Ell com
panero f. c. Gonzalez, en- repre-
s%entaci6n del Comit6 Nacional Re
volucionario.
Dijo y eXplico los fines cue ellos
persiguen y los que el cree conve-
ntente Sc impriman al Frente Uni
do. Narios compaheros tomaron la
palabra en- pro y en- contra del pro-
veto poniendose finalmente a vo-
tacion, queGando aprobado por ma
yorla de votos, que Sc aceptara la
i~nvitacion que Sc nos haee para es-
tar presentes en- el Primer Con-
greso de Frente Undo que Sc We
rificara en- esta ciudad ell dia ! de
los corrlentes en- ell 23O s. Spring
St, a las $3.50 4. m. Sc nombro q
continuation quedando la delega-
cion integrada por los siguientes
companeros: c. Guillermo Velar-
de. Srio. General de la CUCOM., Nj
colas Ayila, Srio. del Int. de la
misma Y Leon Govea, Srio. del EN-
terror. Ademas, dichos companeros
quedaron tambien comisionados pa
"a que redaetaran las bases del
La opinión., 1935-08-04
JUNTA lNIClAl PRO-FRENTE
UNDO, HOY

FL E~ncargado Provisional del De-
partamento &c Publicidad del b'ren
tie Undo, envia ell siguiente bole-
tin.
"Despues de muchas Conferen-
cias con los delegados de las orga-
nizaciones que manifestation estar
de acuerdo en- la formation del
Frente Undo, Sc ha llegado al
acuerdo de Que dicho Congreso Sc
efectuara en- los altos del go So.
Spring st. ell proXimo domingo 4
de agosto, a las $3.50 de la mahana,
invitandose a todos los trabajado-
res u que esten p~resentes en- Ell.
Estaran representadas varias or
ganizaciones, tales como Ia Union
Local de Costureras No. 80, la
Public Works Unemployed League,
Comite Central y ell Grupo "Germi-
nal"; la Confederation de Uniones
Obreras M~eAicanas (CUOM); Ia
Confederation de Uniones de Cam
pesinos y Obreros MeXicanos. CO..
COM), ell Comite Nacional Revolu-
cionario; 81 Concilio de MaGres Me
xicanas; Ell Club Lazaro Cardenas;
ell Club Perla Social. y todas las
organizaciones Tue deseen estar
representadas, siempre que tengan
caracter obrerista.
Los. trabajos, como va Sc ha di-
cho, daran principle a las nueve
treinta de la manana, tomando pri-
meramente la palabra ell compane-
TO Jesus M. Gonzalez, para eXpli-
car los motives que Sc toman en-
cuenta para tratar de formar de to-
das las organizaciones obreristas
un solo frente. Despues Sc revisa-
ran las credenciales de toGos los
representatives y en- seguida Sc pa
sara u los demas puntos del pro-
grama. Todas las organizaciones
que esten presentes deberan llevar,
y entregarlas a quien corresponds
al entrar, sus credenciales respect
vamente. Sc suplica al pGblico que
desee a~sistir, que guarde ell mayor
La opinión., 1935-08-04

de con ell "pochismo" ehanza, yarda,
que aunque suenan del mismo mo-
do, tienen significado distinto. Asi,
cuando oimos decir que un avion
"banquea", la nocion mas inmedia-
ia de nuestra mente es figurarse
que ha caido en- un banco de are
ma, pues impropiamente podriamos
imaginar que ell avion Sc inclina
transversalmente eel v~erdadero sig
nificaGo) toda vez que 'banco" o
~"banquear' no sugieren inclination
ninguna.
Ell TERMINO Castillo, LOCI
co, APROBADO PARA ESA IN
CLINACION Els "ANGULO DE
ESCORAMIENTO", o SIMPLE
MENTE "ESCORAMIENTO". Es-
cora es la parte mas fuerte del COS
tado del barco y CORE de proa a
popa, uniendo la mas ancha de las
cuadernas. Decir que un barco es-
Ia "escorado' es signficar que es-
IA inclinado de costado. FL licito.
pues, tomar ell termino nautico,
aplicandolo a la terminologia ae-
ronautica."
Hasta aqui la jugosa carta del Sc
nor Navarro Y de sus jovenes ca
maraGas. Creemos sinceramente que
servira de leccion i~nvalorable. 10
solo a nuestros aviadores en- ell eX-
t~ranjero. sine aun a los m%eXicanos
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Los ClubeS del LibrO
Por JUAN J. BARCENA
Especial para LA OPINION

H.se oso u n persona yisns . 5,s,r /. ds,ds La. solum.a.
medic hi.p.noamerieano, idea en- verdad benemsrita y, por 10 mis-
d %'' ,o %s.' ie. somps sa ls sn d. In es ! 1fsSl %ess. ..%p. . n general y n.i,' = dc
.oda; aauelis. peI.on.' que ,isn..n Pr9 i in.ers' y devotion sio
A primera vista la idea ant6ja.e .eneila y de re.uItado. praeti-
20. Iimitado.: organiuar centric. en- donde Sc reuniran, e da. Sc
alado:, aIIsun.s persona. para la les,ura e eonjunto de sn itro
,ediatamen.e a la clara conclusion de que idea al pareeer tan mo-
Northumberland !. n euid.do'a organi1acion y a n fTme
!ean1ar una etapa e que dieho. centric. brinden por isgaI gran
,s;. Ssn iai;i..j I US u /. p "sss in % s Re ss = . I. .ie nSs'. !" &c sa.ras;srs
Ash. pues, la idea" s. eonvierte e n u hermo.o ideal, y no pr
En- = e ell .sno de en- nue.tr. eolenia eai.ten multisud de Cube. de .oda.
suen fine. .oeisie. o resre.sivo., aunqu. a desir vsrdsd, $ com
rueba Ell la mayoria de 10. caso' que las setividades soehes de
!. s'Hi Psro a' e IIss e "i, si.a cENTiSAMENfE p. eaituraIe.. Srhlaa
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.1Esf n De 81: ' c1fTTRS iI"ftisicsi M E nFs' Ell a r iTi%es M
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Empero, e.tamo. .eguros qe hay una respectable eantidad de
on IN" &, a que . :snts a,m !. ne naraa .. tie dfr.,,ssr' .s % ssn fra.
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reeedora. de nuestra admiration y de nuestro estudio; pero nuestro
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habran de palpar.e de'de u eomienzo.. Como los fine. a los eT.-
10 y delieado. e IS natural e'psrar eierta lentitud e n .u organization
y a. r'. 81 sdqu%irs r euand dc i 10 eiemento. apropiados para "erear"" es-
;sss ssss.', .: = d as :jsnpr q s concrete fer fsr. ..' 6 1s'@ sjsnp is'd ds s.s sS.'I b..-
II ,'f fa,, s Is 81 ss's en- p: " . sI% e d. sn noSi: s%ui s a i. d'"'' ''''''''
I'm. vs .lssn11 ,I 6 l; met. IL Jp siss" .o sn %a,ss.a de e i Issi indsssnn
centres. .oei.ls.-aYs aersesnta.an y ab5i ;n1 ar. m % fl1 'u m 2,s.o
eere. de u. a.oeiado; .ino .ambisn de prs...r nG p,i. y lumin0'0'
ioiala que ash sea!
Lo. Angeles, Calf, Julio 1885.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Ell ASUNTo DE LA P. W. U. L.

Los representatives de esta orga-
nizacion presentan su case, dicien-
do ell c. Armetong y Salas, que fue
ron los que hablaron al principle,
que en- el Condado de Orange ira
taban de mejorar Ia situaci6n de
los t~rabajadores del betabel. ha-
ciendo que las rancherias alrede-
dor &c Santa Ana. que producer ell
betabel, dejaran &c ocupar contra
tistas para hacer sus trabajos y
que estos sean hechos por los ira
bajadores sin tener que obedecer
a un intermediate, que cast STEM
pre- es Ell que Sc queda con las ga
nancias. Sc discute ell asunto por
Ia mayor parte de los t~rabajadores
presentes. diciendo los representa-
ties de Ia FUCOM.. del ConGado de
Orange. que 'ellos han ofrecido a
los miembros de la p. W. u. l., to-
do SUI apoyo moral. Despues de dis
cutirse mas Ell asunto, Sc acordo
por todas las delegaciones que Sc
les diera ell apoyo moral por toda
la Confederation, nombrandose en-
su representation a los companeros
&c la Federation del Condado de
Orange, representatives de la c. U.
c. o. NJ. en- los tramites que sobre
este asunto Sc lleven a cabo.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
LA JUNTA MENSUAL DE LA
ASOClACION ATlETlCA
MExICANA

Segun anunciamos hace algunos
dias. la junta ordinaria y mensual
de la Asociacion Atletica MeXicana,
Sc efectuo ell microbes 81 de julio
proXimo pasado. en- ell cuarto nu-
nero S05 del Palacio Municipal de
esta cluead.
Comenzo la session a ESQ de las
s p. m. Eel Presidente senior Juan
Alfonso dio por abiertos los traba-
jos, habiendo manifestado su des-
contento por Ia escasa resonancia
que tuvo en los clubes, sobre TODD
deportivos, ell llamado que desde
estas columnas y por otros medios
Sc les habia venido hacienda con
81 fin &c que. Sc personaran en- ell
lugar de la session, a %presenciar
los trabajos de la Association Atle-
tica que no deben tener misterio
parc nadie. es decir, que deben ser
tSigue en la Ga. PaE.'