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La opinión., 1935-07-21
cUALES SON SUs PRoPosIToS

Segdn tuyimos oportunidad de
darnos cuenta la noche del lunes
10 del p~resente, en- que fue toma-
ia la grafica que acompana este
reportaje los fines que esta
Ia agrupacion persigue son ampli-
simos, pues Sc propone velar de
I'm modo estrieto por que a mu-
chos &c nuestros campatriotas en-
la barriada de Belyedere, especial
mente, no les falte un bocado, luz,
gas y vestido cuando el case 10 re-
quiera, impidiendo deportaciones in
justas, va Sc trate de in~dividuos de
nuestra raZa 0 &c cualquiera otra
nacionalidad; entablando deman-
das que redunden en- beneficio dt
los a~sociadoS, entire las cuales me-
reCen meneionarse las tendencies a
c%onseguir un precio minimo de CO.
ronas y puentes para la dentadu-
ra; que Sc &c empleo en- las clint
cas- de Ia ciudad a personals de ha-
bla espanola para que los enfermos
de nuestra raZa puedan ser aten-
didos de mejor modo y que los De-
partamentos de Maternidad est6n
abiertos ola y noche.
Al mismo tempo la agrupaci0n
ha venido luchando por que sean
atendidos con toda prontitud los
casos de emergencia que Sc pre-
senten. en- que haya que proporcio-
mar alimentos y abrigo a quienes lo
solicitor, pudiendo u%fanarse de ha-
Der logrado un triunfo Ell csc sem
lido.
La opinión., 1935-07-21
Los JAPONESES
NO ACCEDEN A
LAS PETICIONES
Con este motive, la CUC0M
cita a una nueva asam-
blea de las Uniones

Respondents n las peticlones re
cientemente formuladas por la
Confederation de Campesinos y
Obreros Mexicanos de California
ante los patronos japoneses del
Condado de Los Angeles, estos han
manifestado a esa organization,
por c~onducto de la Southern Cali
fornia Farm Federation. no estar
en- condolences de pagan mejores
salaries a los recolectores de le-
gumbres.
Ante csc ~aspecto de los aconte-
cimientos, ell Comite Executive Cen
trail de la agrupacion peticionista.
acordo, en- su session reglamenta-
ria del IS del %presente, enviar
circular a todas sus dependencies.
a fin de que manden sus represent
tantes a una asamblea general que
Sc efectuara ell % del presente en-
las oficinas Generates de la Con-
federation. situaGa en- ell No. los
de la Gale Main al Sur.
Ell objeto de dicha junta sera sa-
Der ST los representatives de las dis
tintas uniones apoyan los pasos que
dara ell Comite Executive IN rela
cion con este asunto, pues la con-
testacion de los nipones es bastan
tie clara y terminate, por 10 cuai
segun dice ell informe enviado por
ell Secretario del Interior de la Gu
COM, 'los trabajadores Sc veran
obligados a emplear otras tacticas.
"Los trabajaGores del Vale de San
Diego, miembros de Ia Union de
Obreros Y Campesinos Mexicanos
de aquella region, Sc han dirigido
a la referida CUCOM. rindiendo un
informe de las gestiones llevadas a
cabo hasta hoy on beneficio de los
trabajadores mexicanos de aquellos
contornos, pues ell contrato que te
man firmado Sc vencio ell 5 Gel pre-
sente, Y ahora los patronos desean
u continue en- vigor con las mis-
mas clausulas, sin hacerle refor-
mas de ninguna naturaleza- Siendo
identico ell problema de ambas or
ganizaciones, es muy possible que
lleguen a formar un pacto, en- Wis
ia de que siempre han cultivado
muy buenas relaciones.
Segun dice ell informante, la Con
federation de Uniones Obreras Me
xicanas tambien apoya, como STEM
pre- 10 ha hecho. a la CUCOM, de-
biendo enviar, por 10 tanto sus re-
presentantes a la asamblea general
del 2S.
La opinión., 1935-07-21
iPor que muchos hombres
a los 40 Sc sienten viejos
cuando otros a los so
Sc sienten jovenes?

3Por qu6 sufrir de inflamaciones
de Ia prostate. levantadas de noche,
estrenimiento, males de la Vejiga
...cuando un sencillo tratamiento
casero. usado por muchoS medicos
puede obtenerse a un prcclo especial
de Introduction? Sin drogas. Plda
nuestro TO leto. Explica nuestra
amplia %garantia de devolucion de
dinero. Electro Glan-Aid Co. Dept,
10. - 1881 So. Broadway, Les An
geles, California.
IAJ,- \
La opinión., 1935-07-21
FAlSAS VERSIONES

I'll secretario del Interior de la
CUCOM, senior Nicolas Avila, termi
ma su informe diciendo que Los
miembros de las Uniones de San
Diego han sido sorprendidos 6lti-
mamente con mos vclantes escri-
La opinión., 1935-07-21
Como es la Union de CesanteS
de ObrQs PubLiCQs NumerO Fl

mosa "bacha", segdn la version de
los directamente in~teresados, ha
lido siendo disminuida. Para impe-
dir esas inJusticias. los elementos
de la Union de Cesantes de Obras
Publicas han ~escogido a sus X
ponentes mas %decididos, quienes Sc
han encarado con los jefes y Off
ciales del departamento respective,
a fin de que la ayuda que Sc i'm
parte sea confofme a los preceptos
&c la mas estricta equidad.
La opinión., 1935-07-21
en- las S0ciedades de la C0l0nia
Familia con Hambre

Manuel y Ramona Reza, (os dos de la
derecha) matrimonio mexicano que ell lu-
mes is del p~resente por la noche Sc acer-
CO a la Union de Cesantes de Obras P1-
blicas, confesando que en- su hogar faita-
ba ell pan para eIIos y sus pequenos hilos,
en- vista de que les habia sido impossible
La opinión., 1935-07-21
FUNDEMos EsCUELAs MExIcANAs
FOR LOS FUEROS DEL IDIoMA

LA ERASE "CORRIO PARA REINA", "CORRERA PARA
GOBERNADOR", ES UN ANGLICISMO QUE POGO A POGO Sc
Sc. PIES DA A ENTENDER QUE ALGUIEN CORE EN- AL
GUNA PIsTA, CoNvIRTIENDoLo EN- ATLETA. LA ERASE
CORRECTA SERIA: "SE PRESENTO PARA RE1NA o GO
BERNADOR"; o "CONTENDIO PARA REINA o GOBERNA-
DOR.
La opinión., 1935-07-21
IA BACHA"

Quizas sea este Ell concepto que
inspira esta information. No por-
que manifesto la insisteneia de
uno o varios seres &c reclamar el
systemic para su estomago, sino
porque viendolo bien y sintiendolo
mejor, la tan discutida 'bacha'.
(que ha merecido un concentrate edi
torial) un simbolo que es,
a la yez que una ~eyidencia, puesto
que pone de manifesto Ia condi-
cion de ciertos individuos encar-
gados &c impartir justicia. la ac-
titud de un grupo de meXicanos
que Sc disponen a desafiar la ma
quinaria de la administration anne
ricana, reclamando 10 que segun
ellos. les pertenece.
Ia SO e~Xpusieron en- ell editorial
los motives por los cuales ia ia
La opinión., 1935-07-21
FUNDEMos EsCUELAs MExIcANAs
LEAMOS MAS

Los componentes de nuestra raza en- ell extranjero deben
esforzarse 10 mas possible por fundar CLUBES DEL LlBRO. Esas
= ganizaciones deberan estar compuestas de personals que STEM
tan verdadera afGon por la lectura, quienes Sc reuniran una vz
a la semana por 10 menos, para entregarse a la lectura cuidadosa
de una oba selecta de nuestra literature o de las extranjeras.
La lectura en- conjunto es mas provechosa que la individual y su
culivo es una norma altamente atruista y cultural.
La opinión., 1935-07-21

%encontrar trabaio que les permitiera aten-
der sus mas insignificantes necesidades.
Aparece a la izquierda, sentada, la orga-
rez, y a continuation, ell senior GARLIC,
director de debates la noche del IS.
-Foto RUIZ Wells
La opinión., 1935-07-21
FUNDEMoS EscUELAs MEXIcANAS


Don Francisco Morazan fue un general y poftico hondureno,
hio de un criollo frances de las Antillas. Nacio en- ell ano de 1899,
habiendo debido su educacion a su propio esfuerzo, elevandose
por su propio merito, su intrepidez, cultura y tacto pohtico y mi
litar. Su eterno sueno fue realizar la ansiada union de Centre
America, cosa que logro por algun tempo, fracasando a 10 ultimo
en- su intento, pues fe fusilado en- San Jose de Costa Rica, en- ell
ano de 1912, a causa del movimiento revoluconario que provoco
III politica demasiado liberal.
La opinión., 1935-07-21

considerable factor indispensable
en- dicho movimiento; por ell dere-
cho que lie da su deeisiva coopera-
cion con ell hom5re en- la lucha por
la e~xistencia, y por su Immediate
responsabi,idad en- la formation de
las futuras generaciones.
Tales son, a grandes rasgos. los
a~ntecedentes y principles objeti-
vos del Frente Undo en- Was de in
medlata realization. Toca ahora, a
cuantos 10 juzguen necesario, con-
trlbuir de modo effective a su CON
pleta naturalization, asi como pre-
servarlo &c los elementos morbo-
SOS que vinieran a nulificar los no
bles esfuerzos que 10 crearon.
Los Angeles. Cal, Julio II de
1885.
j. NJ. Gonzalez.
n EsztaIa.
La opinión., 1935-07-21
DEPENDENcIA Y DIRECTION

Esta concentration de uniones de
desocupados tiene como P~residente
a Mr.. Lloyd A. Harris. a quien de-
pende directamente Ia rama &c ha
bla espahola que nos ocupa. Esta
tiene a la sonora Elena Ramirez
como Organizadora y como Secre-
tario al senior Porfirio Hernandez.
La opinión., 1935-07-21

ciatiya de la sehora Golbaum Sc hi
20 una colecta que produjo $3.50,
cantidad que fue enyiada al dia Sd
guiente al comite de defensa de los
mencionados in~divrduos.
UNoS NlAOS CON HAM5RE
Despues de que Sc hubo puesto
punto final al asunto &c los ITALIA
nos, Sc trajo al tapete de la discu-
sion ell apremiante caso de n ia
militia mexicana del barrio de Bel
vedere, la cuaI Sc encontraba en- Ell
mas complete desamparo, pues a
causa de que sus padres no habian
trabaJado desde hacia algunas Sc
manas, Ia miseria Sc habfa enseno-
reado en- su hogan, al grade que tres
(sigue en- la ga. Ps9.)
La opinión., 1935-07-21

cUANDO LEE listed LA Cpl.
NlON", SABE QUE LEE UN
PERiODICo INDEPENDENTS
Y HONRADO.
La opinión., 1935-07-21
IMAM
MARCIA lEGITIkk DE
Euana Suerte

sLe sigue la mala suerte? Entonces
debe pedir una PIEDRA IMAM lndOS-
taua, "BUENA SUERTE" tmarca de
fdb), con o~raciones secretas y secre-
tos ocultos. Els Ia Gnica legttima. ver-
dadera y garantizada de 'fuerza trt-
Pile. muy poderosa y magnetica.
Millares de hombres y mujeres en-
todas parties del mundo traen ests
piedra magnetica para veneer e n
amor, en- juegos Y para ganar d'nero
y prosperidad, Esta piedra garant a
da con las ORACIONES Y SECRE-
TOS le dar3n Tn maravil oso efecto
psicol6gico tambien a I'd. Y a su IA
milia.
Ell precio es de $2.sS mas unos CEN
tavos de porte. NO MANDE DINERO.
Pague al recibo. Esta GARANTlZADA
ABSOLUTAMENTE. I'd. puede pro-
barla por 30 dIas V 81 no da TODOS
los resultados deseados, le regresare-
mos su diuero GRATIS: ORACIONCS
ESPECIALES y GRANDES SECRE-
rOS OCULTOS, de alto valor. 81 I'd.
quiere esta poderosa piedra %garalti-
zada. envfe hoy su orden a:
HlSPANlA SALES COMPANY,
3 1856 Dept. Lie Flushing. N. Y.
La opinión., 1935-07-21

FUNoEMos Eseuela. MExlcANAs
The Washington times., 1935-10-28
MOVIE EXODUS
FROM COAST
PREDICTED

CHICAGO, oct. % CU.sJ.-Un
less California's confiscatory tax
laws are repealed or greatly modi
fled the great motion picture in
dustry will move, leaving the
State bereft of its largest source
Of income.
This prediction was made today
by Louella o. Parsons, motion pic.
ture editor for Universal Service,
on here arrival on the Century
from New York en- route to Holly
wood.
With Miss Parsons was Mary
Pickford. wro was acting president
of United Artists, presided at sew
eral directors meeting and confer.
ences of her company in New
York. After a rest of several
hours they continued their journey
to the Pacific Coast on an after
noon train.
When william Randolph Hearst
announced last week that he is
going to move from California for
the greater part of each year to
avoid being robbed by tax col
lectorS he was expressing the in.
tention Of thousands of others,
Miss Parsons said. -:
AS to the motion picture in
dustry, she added:
"The studios and the thou
sands employed in pictures will
do likewise, as much as they
all love California they refuse
to stand idly by and submit to
ruinatiOn at the hands Of Raw
Deal politicians"
The Washington times., 1935-10-28
TROUT SHIFTED
TO NEW JAIL

WOODSTOCK, Va, Oct. %
Wilbur Trout, so, former candi.
date for Congress, accused of the
fatal shooting of Harvey saffel,
As, over a petty poker bet, was
removed from Jail here as threats
Of mob violence flared.
Officers refused to disclose to
what Jail the prisoner had been
taken and said he was in an ex.
tremely nervous condition.
Trout was said to have climaxed
a poker game last night with pis-
tol fire that ended the life of SAT.
fel, father of four children. The
shooting occurred at Front Royal,
20 miles from here.
Soon after Trout was brought
here charged with the fatal shoot
ing, automobiles filled with armed
men began arriving from Front
Royal.
The Washington times., 1935-10-28

merly served by the railway, to be
held early in November.
The road commission has al
ready made a survey of the road
to determine its value for highway
purposes. Engineers concluded
there is not enough traffic in the
area to support a concrete high
way, although some travel would
be diverted from the Baltimore
Boulevard.
The Seat Pleasant council will
ask that Roosevelt Avenue be
paved near the District line so the
town will have arterial access TO
Washington.
The Washington times., 1935-10-28
Government Worker
To Exhibit PAINTINGS

Paintings by William S. Moi
sette, an employe in the Bureau
Of Investigation of the Depart
ment of Justice, will go on ex-
hibition at Phyllis Wheatley Y. w.
C. A, today and remain through
November 2.
Noisette has been painting since
childhood. He has studied under
several artists but never attended
an art school. John Edgar Hoover,
director of the Federal InveSti-
CATION Bureau, and Courtney Ryley
Cooper, author, are among the
admirers of NoiSette'S works.
The Washington times., 1935-10-28
PATRIOTS PLAN
CCC MEETS

Under the auspices of the
United States Patriotic Society,
sponsored by James j. Britt, a
movietone picture of the 80 Presi-
dents of the United States quoting
their views on patriotism and the
Constitution will be shown at the
CCC camp on the Virginia side
of the Memorial Bridge tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock.
This meeting will inaugurate a
series of meetings to be held at
the 64 camps in Virginia and IA
camps in Maryland, the purpose
being to inculcate in the boys who
are members of these camps a
love of country, together with a
wholesome regard for the Consti-
tuition through which and by
which the nation functions in all
its ramifications.
Charles E. Brough, wartime
governor of Arkansas and chair
man of the Virginia-Distri OF
Columbia Boundary Commission,
will introduce the showing of the
picture with review OF the
scenes and incidents connected
with the making of the Constitu-
tion.
Edgar c. Snyder, ex-marshal OF
the District of Columbia under
four Presidents, will also speak.
Raymond Blackwell, in charge
of the Arlington camp; DR..
Thomas G. Bennett. director in
charge Of CCC Camps in Virginia
and Maryland, and representa-
tives from the Interior Depart
ment will be present to give this
new departure along educational
lines for CCC camps fitting
send off.
The Washington times., 1935-10-28
7 DIE AS PLANE
HITS WIRES

LOS ANGELES, oct. 20 U.S).
High-tension power wires near the
Los Angeles Municipal Airport
caused the crash Of a monoplane
yesterday, and the burning to
death of its occupants, Ralph
Waggoner and Jack Kelder.
A witness told police the plane
was circling at a low altitude in
an apparent effort to land, when
it caught in the treacherous wires,
somersaulted in the air. and then
crashed, nose down.
The Washington times., 1935-10-28
Seat Pleasant Group
DefieS Road Experts

SEAT PLEASANT, Md, Oct. %.
State Roads Commission engineers
today frowned on the efforts of
local organizations to have the
right-of-way of the abandoned
Washington, Baltimore and An
napoliS railway made into a high
way.
To follow the rightof-way would
be more expensive than twolane
road would be worth, according to
Joseph CLANCY, of Upper Marl-
boro, roads engineer for Southern
Maryland.
In the face of this opinion,
local citizens are arranging a
meeting Of officials Of towns for
The Washington times., 1935-10-28
100000 Miles on Bike

SYDNEY, N. S. w. Q.N.S0.
A young Australian singer who
has been cycling around the world
for nearly five years is now on
the last stage of his journey home
to Melbourne. He is Eric MalpaS,
{ I'd 25, who has cycled 100000
miles through 80 countries. His
bicycle is one he bought for $3.50.
The Washington times., 1935-10-28

form his well-known tonic, Golden
Medical Discovery, which will elimi-
rate poisons from the intestines, in
crease the appetite, and tone up the
digestive system.
Buy noaV - new size, tablets 50 cts,
liquid $l.OO. Large size tabs. or liquid,
$1.35. All druggists.
The Washington times., 1935-10-28
KIDNEYS
Stop Getting Up Nights

To harmlessly flush polsons and acid
from kidneys and correct irritation oi
bladder so that you can stop getting
up nights get a IS cent package OF
Gold Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules and
take as directed. Other symptoms OF
kidney and bladder weaknesses are
sCant, burning or smarting passage .-
backache-leg cramps-puffy eyes.
The Washington times., 1935-10-28
New York Pastor Speaks

DR.. William Lloyd lines, pastor
Of st. James Presbyterian Church,
of New York city, was the religious
speaker at Howard University yes
terday. Music was furnished by
the university choir under the
direction of Dean Lulu v. Childers
Of the school of music.
The Washington times., 1935-10-28
ADVERTISEMENT
A FAMOUS DOCTOR
AS a young man

AS a young man
the late DR.. r.
V. Pierce practiced
medicine in Penn
sylvania. His pre-
scriptions met
with such great
demand tn at he
moved to Buffalo,
N. Y, and put up
Sn Naadv4o 49,
The Washington times., 1935-10-28

ATTACKED by two racing
greyhounds at Maiden, Mass,
5-year old Robert was so Sc.
verely bitten that for a time his
life was despaired Of. Doctors
took 1875 stitches in his wounds
They believe he is on the road
to recovery. international
News Photo.
The Washington times., 1935-10-28
ADVE ERTIsEMENT
False Teeth
Killing Makes Eating a Joy

Killing Makes Eating a Joy
Keep false teeth firm and they are
always comfortable. Just sprinkle
a little Killing on your plate. This
improved powder forms a comfort
cushion, heals sore gums, and holds
plates so snug, you eat, talk and
laugh as well as you did with your
own teeth. Killing Is guaranteed
better than anything you ever used
or money refunded. Large package
Of Killing only 35c at druggists.
The Washington times., 1935-06-19
Those Poor Alien Criminals

The Labor Department under Secretary Perkins has per-
mtted various alien criminals to remain in this country
although the law made their deportation MANDATORY.
With fine disregard of such little matters legality the
department has allowed considerable number of these aliens
to enjoy American hospitality because shipping them home
might cause them Hardship"
Now Representative Kerr with bill to egaze this
practice although the Hardship would be decided by
committee from the Departments of State Justice and Labor
instead Of by the Labor Department alone.
Simple citizens and taxpayers fail to why aliens who
knowingly have entered this country in violation of law
who have violated other laws while here should be de-
ported whenever they discovered
such aliens suffer hardship by deportation that is their
misfortune And the presence here of criminal aliens is dis
tncty Americas misfortune No committee from the depart
ments at Washington change that
Least Of all should the power rule hardship be dele
gated to executive departments
Congress has the duty of determining it,
srly delegate its authority to others.
The Kerr bill does not correct the illegal procedure thus far
followed it merely confirms it.
should be deeatedand all criminals from abroad shipped
back as soon as caught.
The Washington times., 1935-06-19

of a 16-year-old girl and an 49,
year-old boy wanting to decide
everything for themselves. Why,
they are nothing but babies yet.
What are parents for if they
can't do the thinking for their
children?"
Mother Jones should approve
of the ancient Chinese method.
Chinese parents did the thinking
for their children how!
They have three hundreds points
of ceremony and three thousand
rules of behavior which little All
Wong was supposed to follow
but even the rigid Chinese
regime has had to go down be-
fore modern influences. Now
adays young China, like young
America, is demanding the right
to think for itself.
QUICK CHANGES
And the truth is-that most
parents will do almost anything
before they'll admit it-young
America is better able to think
about the world in which it
lives than either Mother or Dad.
For young America is PART OF
that worlds tuned into all
its amazing new wave lengths
mother isn't.
Eva Jones says flippantly-
Mother doesn't know what it's
all about. She never worked a
day in her life outside Of home.
She can't know what a modern
girl is up against"
That may be impertinent, but
it is true. It's manifestly futile
for Mother Jones to try and
formulate precise rules Of con-
duct for the daughter who lives
in a world which she never con-
facts.
The Chinese could do that in
a world whose social customs did
not change from century to CEN
fury, but America changes over
night, and daughter Eva steps
right along with it.
But that doesn't mean that
daughters can dispense with
mothers. Far from it! Mother
ing was never as greatly needed
as it is now, but it must be the
right kind of mothering.
Margaret Mead once said a
fine thing in her book Coming
Of Age In Samoa"
Children should be taught
The Washington times., 1935-06-19
That Horse and Buggy

President Rooseves remark that the Supreme Court NRA
decision would put the nation back in the horse and buggy
era has not been verified to date
On the contrary most Americans hail the decision end
ng- the horse at least the buggy-period in the
tons history.
The catastrophe from the White House still invisible
to the country.
The wage scales and working hours prescribed under the
NRA codes pretty generally observed
Industry in the main, has voluntarily agreed to "pay
ball."
And all signs point to pronounced Improvement in bust
this and autumn-now that the illegal and
paralyzng restrictions of the NRA have been removed
The important element in any business recovery
confidence.
Confidence impossible under the dcation of the
demc theorzers who seized authority which they
sttutonay forbidden to and mentally incompetent
to exercise
The Supreme Court restored confidence by ousng these
autocrats and restoring LEGAL government the nation
Hence business is picking up it would have picked
up long allowed toand the horse and buggy have not
yet driven the automobile from the streets and highways
That may be disappointment to the heorzers but it is
eminently satisfactory to plain Americans.
The Washington times., 1935-06-19
OneCCCCamp That'sNeeded

One thing you say for the Reds they don't hide their
light under bushel.
And about the most brazen claim they have made to date
their proud boast that they have thrown monkey wrench into
the machinery of the Geo. and have 100000 assertions
from the camps to their CREDIT!
The Young Communist Party reports modesty that has
been largely responsible for the occasional disciplinary troubles
in the camps.
Also that expects extend this audabe work every
of the twntyx hundred which will be organized by
end of this year.
Taxpayers ought to be interested.
They have been digging up millions of dollars provide the
camps and give obe American boys food and shelter during
the depression.
And they informed by the young Communists quite
candd that the object of the Communist party wreck
this that this object has been at least partially
successful
Taxpayers may conclude that the Government ought
organize kind of CCC camp-a COMMUNIST CONCEN-
TRATION CAMP-for the exclusive of these agtators
Or better STILL dport them that dear Russia where aga
on against the Russian warmly encouraged
by Mr.. Stain and his cohorts.