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Evening star., 1935-07-09
Summer Is the Time
to Dry Clean
Your Homefurnishings

Relieve your mind Of rugs dapere comforts and blankets
during Summer
during
impurities the should be thoroughly cleaned
before storing the longer soil and stain permitted to remain the
harder they to
dry cleaning washing facilities permit to offer exceptional
service in this regard
Modern storage your reasonable charge
delivered you fresh and ready to be used the
these items Telephone District $780,
G FIRST FLOOR
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13

each skid with the front wheels.
When a front tire blows out it is a
matter of hanging onto the steering
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
MERCHANTS Of
CITY PREPARED

When Ell Centre merchants de-
cided to put on the three great bar
gain days, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week, they did so
with a great deal of forethought
and advance preparation. Some OF
the local store owners and mana
gers have anticipated the event for
several weeks and therefore have
had ample opportunity to get their
respective stocks in the best shape
possible for selection by the extra
hundreds of buyers who are expect
ed in town each of the three days
of this bargain festival.
Clerks and salespeople have been
working at top speed during the
past few days getting the final low
price markings on all merchandise
to be offered during these three gala
selling days. Many of our stores
have completely rearranged stocks
that shopping may be accomplished
with minimum of effort by the
public.
With highest quality merchan-
disc from the four corners of the
globe, Ell Centre merchants feel
highly optimistic over the possibil-
tiles of making the next three days
the greatest value-giving event
staged in Ell Centre since war days.
The stage is all set! The mer-
chants are ready There are thou
sands OF real bargains for young
and old, whether wearing apparel.
accessories, trinkets, building ma
terial, automobiles, equipment or
just plain nick -nacks. Old Mr.. Dol
lar Bill is going long ways during
the next three days, and those who
shop at Ell Centre stores will find
many thrills and genuine savings,
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
EASY PAYMENT
PLAN PROVIDES
FOR NEW TIRES

Motorists who have put off get
ting new tires for the family car
have no good excuse for doing so.
according to Dunbar Carey. man
sger Of the Goodrich Silverton
Store on Fourth street. which is
participating in "El Centre Mer-
chants Cooperative Bargain Days. :
"Our easy payment plan on
Goodrich Silvertons enables every
car owner to get new tires on his
car at once and pay for them while
he is enjoying that feeling Of safe
ty which only the knowledge that
one S tires are safe can give. " saio
Carey.
Many e Centre motorists have
taken advantage Of this plan which
puts the best tires available in the
hands of the motorist when he needs
them most. Driving about on bad
tires is risky and If the family poe
textbook is shy on the money to
purchase a new set our partial pay
ment plan offers the solution to the
car owners tire problem.
Besides specializing in Goodrich
Silverton tires, a full line of gaso-
line, oil, lubricants and other needs
for the motorist are available at
Goodrich Silverton Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13

the same time artistic in design so
as to bring to the home that atmos-
phere of comfort and attractiveness
which should be inseparable.
1t may be that the housewife does
her own washing, in which case she
is entitled to the greatest assistance,
particularly in a climate like I'M
perial Valleys. The "Ward Wash
er. g" a washing machine that is the
last word in mechanical perfection,
will be found exceptionally low
priced and it will last a lifetime.
The kitchen. wherein the house
wife spends most of her time. is
justly entitled to major considera-
tion when purchases for the home
are being considered. No kitchen
can be operated efficiently without
a sufficient supply of cooking uten-
sils. Ward IS gray enamelware. Off
ers the housewife a wide selection
in pots, pans, boilers, coffee pots
and other articles.
Brooms, mops, garbage pals, floor
polish--these are few of the items
that may be founded needed about
the home. There are dozens of
others which a visit to the Mont
gomery Ward store will reveal.
Montgomery Wards wearing ap-
parel for the entire family should
not be overlooked if one wishes to
take the greatest advantage of
Cooperative Bargain Days. Con-
sulting the firm S advertisement in
this issue will prove of considerable
assistance in making out a shopping
list.
The budget plan, offered by
Montgomery Ward, makes it posi-
BILE for responsible persons to buy
what they want and pay as they
use it. Information on this attrac-
tive feature will be gladly given by
those who are interested in it.
Montgomery Ward s is prepared
to take advantage of Cooperative
Bargain Dayso to the fullest extent,
by offering the best for the least to
their customers.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
PARIS FASHION
|. SHOW ON RADIO

+ Carmel Snow. editor of Harper's
Bazaar, will broadcast from Paris
Thursday, February Ia, a complete
and intimate report of Fresh fash
ions for spring and summer.
This international broadcast will
be made through the courtesy of
the National Broadcssting company
and viii come into American homes
over NBC-WJZ network at 3 o.
clock EST
Mrs. Snow, Americas distinguish
ed fashion authority, has gone be-
hind the scenes with Patou, Won
ret, Schiaparelli, MolyneuX and
other famous dressmakers. -. -
With the fashion requirements of
American women in mind, she has
attended world-famous openings
and will give to America for the
first time a vivid and intimate ac-
/ count of this unique and enthrall-
ng spring pageant.
j She will describe the exotic and
! exciting in the new models, and will
( also reveal what has been designed
+ for conservative and practical wear
/ This broadcast has been tenta-
lively scheduled in Los Angeles at
IL noon next Thursday through
KECA.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
TRAFFIC CHIEF
URGES CHECK
UPON LIGHTS

Checking head lights at night to
determine whether both bulbs are
burning by watching their reflection
against the car ahead will often
save arrest or even a bad accident.
says Chief E. RAYMOND Cato of the
California highway patrol
Often automobile drivers operate
their cars on the highways for long
3,eriods without knowing whether
'ooth lights are burning, investiga-
tion by the state has shown. AS a
car with but one headlight burning
is a menace to other oncoming traf-
tic and TO pedestrians. it is point
ed out in addition to endangei1ng
the person driving or those riding
in the car. Often dangerous sharp
stones or pieces OF metal lying on
the highways have not been seen
due TO one nead light being out,
and have caused a tire to pune
ture while the car was in some lone
ly spot late at night.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
Firestone Store
Stresses Service

All the needs of the motorist are
adequately cared for at Firestone
Service Store, Fourth and Main
street, which features the famous
Firestone line of tires now available
TO all on the easy payment plan.
Motorists who are taking chan
ces on worn tires are urged to come
in and talk over the easy payment
plan, which the firm is emphasizing
as part of the Cooperative Bar
gain Days" program.
In addition TO Firestone tires, the
motorist will find complete facilities
for serving his car, iwth prompt and
courteous attendants on the job to
assist him.
Whether it is a complete overhaul
Job or a matter Of selling couple
of gallons of gasoline, the middle
word of the firm-SERVICE-is
stressed and without making the
customer feel that he Is being fuss
ed over.
cooperative Bargain Days" at
( the Firestone Service Store will Of
fer many opportunities to the mo-
! torist tc save money. Now Is the
/ time TO have those little jobs which
have been neglected taken care of
at a minimum cost.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
RExALL LINE
AVAILABLE At
VALLEY DRUG

Featuring the nationally known
Rexall line of drug supplies. the
Valley Drug company is combining
the birthday sale of this popular
. brand with "El Centre Merchants
Cooperative Bargain Days" to af-
! !ord exceptional savings in the
numerous articles needed for house.
hold and personal use.
Necessities for the sick room, the
toilet and the first aid cabinet, as
we'll as numerous standard house
hold remedies are offered at prices
which are surprisingly low. As prac-
tically all merchandise that is Of
tered will keep indefinitely, the bar
gains made available through Co
operative Bargain Days" enable the
purchaser to stock up with a sup
ply that will last through many
months.
Men of the family will find an
exceptional chance for saving on
shaving necessities and other items
of the personal toilet, while the
thrifty housewife cannot afford to
pass up the opportunity to supply
her personal needs and those of the
family at big saving.
The Valley Drug company adver-
tisement, appearing In this issue,
lists many articles which will help
the shopper make out a list which
will be of great assistance in pur-
chasing on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday of this week, when Co
operative Bargain Days" will be in
full swing.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
Dodge Sets NeuU
Delivery Mark

DETROIT. Feb. Is. (SpeciaD -
Reports received from Dodge deal
ers of an additional 1889 passenger
car and truck retail deliveries made
during the week ending January 26
brings the total of new vehicles de-
bvered by the Dodge dealer organi-
zation since the first of the year to
1874, as against 7,458 deliveries
made during the corresponding per-
iod of 1884. The figures, given out
by the office of A van Der Zee, gen.
eral sales manager Of Dodge Broth
ers corporation, indicate a gain of
124.8 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
MONTGOMERY WARD'SEXTENSIVE
STOCK AFFORDS HEAVY SAVINGS

With the near approach of
spring which invariably brings out
a realization of many needs around
the household. Montgomery Ward
company has arranged to give res
idents Of the El Centro trading
area an opportunity to fill their
n DIS at remarkable savings,
through the low price feature which
is the cornerstone Of tho Montgom-
cry Ward firm. and Cooperative
Bargain Days.
Many homes have steered clear of
purchasing furniture for the past
several years. with the result that
this. part of the home equipment
has become badly worn. and in many
cases is no longer uSeable
Montgomery Ward S offers an ex-
tensiye line of furniture, exception
ally low-priced, well made. and at
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
Campbell To Use
Gilmore Fuel

California products are to be used
by Sir Malcolm Campbell in his new
record breaking attempts at Day.
tona Beach. Fla. it was announced
here yesterday by Leverette House,
valley representative of the Gilmore
Oil company. which will supply
fusl to the British speed king.
About two years ago, Campbell
sent his first air-lined Bluebird
streaking down the sands of Day.
tona to establish an automobile rec
ord of more than four miles per
minute. This year, with the Blue
bird completely rebuilt, and with
the aid of technically correct mot
or fuel, Campbell is shooting at a
mark of more than 800 miles per
hour-more than five miles per
minutel
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
Hatton Warns Of
Dangerous Tires

With public interest aroused III
traffic safety, Bob Hatton. of Hat
ton S Tire Service, Sixth and State
street. calls attention TO the neccs-
sity of having tires in good condi-
ton as being one of the strongest
factors in safe driving.
.Our line of Dayton Thorohred
tires offer the motorist the best in
Surance against accidents from
faulty tires, - said Hatton. THE
motorist who persists in driving
about on tires which have outlived
their usefulness. is not only endan-
gering his own life and the lives of
those who ride with him. but he IS
a menace to the lives of others.
I'VE are participating in Crop
erative Bargain Days and invite
motorists in need of supplies Of any
kind to pay us a visit. -
In addition to Dayton Thorobreds
Hatton s offers a full line of sup
plies in gasoline and oils. as well
as lubricating, storage and washing
services.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
COST Of AUTO
LICENSE WILL
co Up FRIDAY

Tardy auto license plate apph-
cants have only one more day to Sc
cure new numbers for 1885 without
paying a double fee.
Renewal period officially ends at
midnight. Thursday, February IA.
points out the license bureau of the
Automobile Club of Southern Cali
fornia. After that period, applicants
will have to pay 100 per cent pen
atty. or s6 insted of the regular s.
fee for ordinary passenger cars.
Motor vehicle owners applying for
the new plates should make certain
that their certificates OF registra-
ton have been stamped tax paid"
on the reverse side at the assessor
office.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
Federal Gasoline
Tax Shotus Drop

Federal gasoline taxes cost the
American motorist S17O.lO9. .269 10 in
1884 in addition to state gasoline
taxes estimated at more than $780,
100000 according to data compiled
by the American Petroleum Indus
tries Committee from reports of the
United States Bureau of Internal
Revenue.
II was pointed out that 1884 Fed
eral gasoline-tax collections we're
S11, 016,718 below the $181, ,125 ,98762
total collections of 1893, and that
the roundly six per cent decline was
due to a 33 1-3 per cent reduction
in the tax rate.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
WATCH SHACKLE BOLTS

Spring shackle bolts wear and al
low excessive looseness after the car
has been in service for some time,
according to the emergency service
department of the Automobile Club
of Southern California. When such
a condition arises, new bolts and
bushings should be installed.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
WHEN TIRE BLOWS

The most important rule to fol-
low when front or rear tire
blows" while the car is travelling at
top speed is to keep the foot off the
brake pedal. Because of its greater
traction the wheel with the flat
tire will exert greater braking ef-
fort than the other three wheels
When a rear tire goes the rear end
of the car fans back and forth. The
car can be controlled by meeting
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13

According to the extension spe-
cialist on dairying. Washington
dairymen lost 100000 a year
through marketing low gra d G
ls4StH
La opinión., 1935-07-24
NOTAS DE- MEXICALI, B. {.
Sigue de la "a. Pag,

tie Junta Local de Economic no ha
hecho NADIA, absolutamente NADIA
que nosotros sepamos, para poner
un "hasta aqui' a los abuses de co
merciantes g industriales sin con-
ciencia que cometen al elevar los ar
.fculos conceptuados como de pri-
mer1 ne%cesidad, a precios prohibit
tivos, sin justification alguna. En-
ell programa de dicha Union esta pro
pugnar por la baja, a precio equi-
tativo, de la leche y Ia energia elec
trica, hoy Sc reuniran los conner
ciantes de la agrupacion para ira
tar eXclusivamente ambos impor-
tantes topicos. 5Cuantas reunio-
mes "efectivas", zen pleno" ha tie
nido nuestra III. Junta Local de Eco
nomia desde hace cerca o POGO mas
de un ano que Sc integr6 Official
mente" ~ofreciendo 10 que hasta aho
no hemos visto cumplir? Fuera
del famoso acuerdo del que va
muy pocos "se acuerdan"-relati-
vo al precio y peso del pan, 3cual
otro %acuerdo, -repetimos- ha die
tado que venga a significar ell be
neficio collective para ell cual fue
creada? Honradamente creemos que
ninguno. Por ESQ nos es grato ha-
Ger resaltar. con hechos que sc pal
pan, la bondad indiscutible del fac
tor eXtraoficial en- asuntos de Ia in
dole de los que comentamos en- cs-
lie NAL pergenado glosario. Ell ITEM
20 dira 81 tenemos o no razon.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
"Amparitos" .....
(Siaue de la Sa. Pap.)

(Sieue de la sa. Pao.)
de Distrito en- uno de los EStados
mas importantes de la Republica!
Iuerfanos de la terra natal de
la que fueran arrojados por la
tempestad sectarip que sopla so
bre Tabasco desde hace largo item
20, Brito Foueher Y sus acompa-
nantes sabian de estas ccsas tan
bien como ell que mas. La ire
sistible attraction de. solar native
Sc %sobrepuso, sin embargo, a la
certidumbre del Heligro inminen-
tie V, caballeros del IGeal sin ell
cual no es possible la idea nj la
eXistcncia misma de la patria,
arrostraron Ia metrc'la homicida
Y triunfaron. Porque las tumbas
recien abiertas de los Britos y los
Pedreros, de los Merinos V los
Calzadas, no constituiran solamen
tie ell simbolo del serene reposo
de la muerte, l. renovation
incesante del recuerdo y la resu-
rreccion del lima de la raza que
por ell valor de u: grupo dilecto
de sus hiioe ardientemente taoas-
quenos pero tambiEn ardientes
~mexicanos, operara ell milagro de
hacer resurgir por sobre sus res
tos atormentados y ~tragicos, la
patria amorosa cordial de todos,
con todos y para todos, que 0
ofreciera y que aun no ha logra-
do plasmar la REVOLUTION.
Mexico, Julio d 1885
La opinión., 1935-07-24
UN ~PERIODISTA

La sensation del dia en- la his
toria del periodismo viene a ser
ell castigo impuesto n Martin
Mooney, reportero del New
York American, quien por ha-
berse rehusado a decir ante sus
jueces donde obtuvo ciertas infor
maciones para una serie de arti-
culos, ACADIA de ser sentenciado
a treinta dias de carcel y a una
multa de doscientos cincuenta do
lares. Y como 81 Sc tratase de un
cavernario, Sc lie hizo sufrir la hu
millacion de que 10 aseguraran
con esposas para llevarlo ante ell
inicuo tribunal.
Los articulos de Mooney han
sido ell fruto de una larga india
gacion sobre los vicios en- Nueva
York Y han ocasionado tales desa-
zones a los que resultan desen-
mascarados ALI, que una yasta con
jura Sc formo para anonadar al
periodista audaz, que virilmente,
por pudor professional, por su al
ia calidad humana, ma rehusado
decir en- que fuentes obtuvo mott
cias que, va Sc We, son fIdediguas,
pero afectan al prestigio de una
ciudadania mojigata Y sacramento
la reputation de amino de los
bandoleros PROFESSIONALS, cuyas
raices estan en- los dias en- que ell
NntrabandO de l~icOres conVirtie-
ron al "high-ball" en- consOme de
forzoso consume.
Resplandecera en- toda la pleni-
tud de su entereza Ell nombre de
csc reportero que nos da una lee
cion de hombria en- ell historical en-
La opinión., 1935-07-24
PREPARAN OTRA
ASCENSION A LA
ESTRATOSFERA
Is la que hara en- Espana
ell teniente coronel Emf
lilo Herrera

MADRID, julio 23.-Se ha reuni-
do recientemente EN- la Academia
de Ciencias Ia comisi0n encargada
de preparar la ascension a la es-
tratosfera del teniente coronel Emil
Ito Herrera, que %patrocina la Socie-
dad Geografica Nacional.
Cada uno de los miembros dc la
cncuentran los preparativos de que
esta encargado. El globo esta ter
minado. haciendose actualmente ell
1ltimo reconocimiento de Ia imper-
meabilldad de Ia tela antes de &C.
rrarlo. va sc ha recibido Ell mate
rial ~cientifico para la observation
lie los rayos c6smicos, habiendo lie
gado nitimamente Ia estacion de
radio. los elementos de crlstales
opacos a los rayos ultravioleta =
Ia tuberia para la escafandra que
habra de llevar ell aeronauta.
la camara v ell traje estratos-
ferico sc italian tambien terminal
dos a falta de pequehas modifica-
clones que Sc estan in~troduciendo.
Embellishments comenzardn los en-
sayos en- la camara de vacio y Sc
c~ontinuaran durante TODD Ell We
rano, 6poca en- que por las con-
diciones atmosfericas no es conve-
niente efectuar la ascension. Sc
piensa tener TODD eXperimentado y
c~omprobado para aprovechar ell pri-
mer anticiclon favorable que sc
presente despues de terminado ell
calor. Por c~onsiguiente. el teniente
coronel Herrera ascendera a Ia es-
tratosfera en- ell pr6Ximo otoho.
La partida sc ~efectuara en- el po-
ligono del parque aerostatico de
Guadalaiara, donde Sc cuenta con
elementos dc que Sc carece en- Ma
drid para auXiliar la delicada ma
niobra de inflar y soltar ell gloto.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
SESloNAN HOY:

Esta noche s~esionan en- Los An
geles, de las 7 D. m. en- adelante,
las agrupaciones siguientes: el Cir
culo Cosmopolita, en- ell No. 3105
Whittier Blvd: el Campamento Ba
guez No. SO, de los Lenadores del
Pacifico, en- Ell B%elvedere Hall es-
quina de la Gale Gage y Avenida
Brooklyn; Ia Association de Padres
y Maestros en- la Escuela Garfield,
de Santa Monica, a las ; de la tar
de; Ell Tugurio de los Sohadores, en-
Ell No. 12S de Ia Gale Main, al Nor
te; la Logia Los Angeles" Nc. 50,
en- ell Walkers Auditorium, 730 S.
Grand Ave; ell Circulo Educatiyo
M~exicano, en- Ell No. 1871 Riverside
Drive; los clubes %"Juventud Miner
va, en- ell Downey Playground,
1876 de Ia Gale Spring, al Norte;
ell Progressive, en- la Escuela Ro-
wan esquina de las Gales Primera
y Rowan, a Ia l p. m; ell Stem
pre- Viva dc Sehoritas' en- el No.
435 de Ia avenida Boyle, al u y
ell Atletico Bolivar, en- ell Downey
Playground, 1876 de la calle Spring
al Norte.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
NO MAS PUGNAS
EN- Los IF. CC.,
Dice MADRAZO
Quiere que la empresa re-
conozca los derechos de
los trabajadores

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio IS.
-(Por Correo) Ell ingeniero An
tonic Madrazo Presidente Ejecuti-
vo de los F~errocarriles Nacionales.
conyoco antenoche a una reunion
a Ia que concurrieron varios jefes
de Departments de esa empresa.
Manifesto Ell senior ingeniero Ma
drazo sus %prop6sitos de que la COM
pahfa Sc administre debidamente,
tai y como son los deseos del Pre-
sidente de la Republica, quien es-
pera que todos los que interview
gan en- caracter administrative en-
Ia negotiation, asi como todos los
trabajadores de la misma, tomen
empeho en- la prosperidad de la en-
presa, correspondence asf al pro-
grama que sc ha marcado Ell actual
Gobierno.
La opinión., 1935-07-24
GOBERNADOR
SUBSTITUTO,
DESCONOCIDO

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, julio u.
l-(Por Correo).-La Secretaria de
Gobernacion estima Unconstitutional
Ia designation del diputado Eulalio
Robes, como gobernador substitute
, del Estado de Zacatecas y por
10 mismo ha declarado que ell Go
bierno Federal seguira m%antenien-
! do relaciones en- la misma lorna
que habia venido sucediendo hasta
la fecha con ell gobierno que diriGe
! Ell senior Cuauhtemoc Esparza, de-
signado g~obernador substitute. Guam
do ell general Matfas Ramos, go
bernador constitutional, solicito una
l%icencia de seis meses, que expira-
ra ell cuatro de octubre.
FL liconciado Silvino Barba Con-
| zalez, Secretario del Ramo, hizo
anoche, por escrito las siguientes
declaraciones:
"Se recibieron hoy en- esta Secre-
taria de G~obernaci6n varios ensa-
ies procedentes de Zacatecas, CO.
imunicando haberse designado go
%bernador substitute del Estado. por
la Legislature del mismo, al c. di-
putado Eulalio Robes. Hecho ell es-
tudio correspondence, esta propia
Secretaria estima Unconstitutional
ell procedimiento de los ciudadanos
diputados locales que lleyaron a ca
DO Ia election de que Sc trata, por
dos razones fundamentals:
I.-Teniendo licencia ell titular del
Executive de Zacatecas, general Ma
tias Ramos, por seis meses que on
cluirian ell cuatro del proXimo &C.
tubre V estando substituyendolo in
terinamente ell c. diputado Cuauh-
.emoc EsparZa. solamente habria lu-
gar a designation de nuevo gober-
nador por renuncia o desafuero del
constitutional propietario o por re-
nuncia, licencia o desafuero del in
terino; pero como ninguno de estos
casos ha acurrido, no eXistio mott
vo legal para hacer Ia election del
gobernador substitute que Sc comu-
nico. En- consecuencia, quedo vio-
lado el articulo As de Ia Constitu-
cion Politica Local.
l1.-Porque. conforme al articulo
80 de Ia eXpresada Constitution
Particular de Zacatecas, la Diputa-
ci6n Permanente, para tomar Ell
acuerdo de convocar al Congreso a
s%esiones eXtraordinarias, debio fun
cionar forzosamente con la concu-
r%rencia completa de Il tres MEM
bros. Y en- el case On question es-
Ia comprobado que solamente Sc
sionaron dos de sus miembros SUI
plentes, Nicolas Martinez V Angel
II. Huerta. que son los mismos que
firman como secretaries la convoca-
toria relativa. Por tanto, es incues-
tionable que Ia convocatoria misma
es Illegal, por haberse infringido ell
citado artfculo 80 constitutional.
Por 10 expuesto, ell Executive Fe-
deral c%onsidera que no existe con-
flicto de orden legal entire los Po-
deres Locales de Z~acatecas V reco-
noce v continuara manteniendo re-
laciones con ell c. Circumference Es-
para, gobernador INFERNO de dicho
Estado.
Mexico, d. F.. a . de julio de
1935.-Silvano Barba Gonzalez, Sc
c~retario de Gobernacion".