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Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31
ENTERTAIN SCHOOL FACULTY

HOLTVILLE. May 81. Special
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Richmond were
hosts Thursday evening at a lovely
card party for members of the high
school faculty. A delicious dinner
was served with a beautiful center
piece of flowers decorating the
table. Cards entertained the group
for the evening with prizes going
to Miss Floyd, high, and Mrs. c. L.
Shaw, consolation. Members who
enjoyed the occasion were Messrs.
and Mesdames A. Eaton and daugh-
ter, Lorraine, Wallace Kent and
daughter, Barbara, c. l.. Shaw,
Phillip Griffin and Miss Martha
Tanner, Beatrice Floyd and her
mother, Mrs. D. Floyd, Mrs Anna
Kingsbury.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31
POPE HAS BIRTHDAY

VATICAN CITY, May 81. UR)-
Pope Plus XI was 78 years old to-
Cay and was showered with con-
gratulations from rulers and emf
nent persons throughout the world
The Pope was in excellent health
and passed a busy day attending to
various duties.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31
The Weather

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight, Saturday and SUM-
day; overcast IN morning Slightly
deficient temperature with little
change: gentle to moderate SOUTH
east to southwest wind
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
data compiled BY Howard En-
mons, local observer for the United
State weather bureauD
Maximum yesterday ......-.z..... 81
Minimum today .......................... So
Reading at Noon To-day
temperature .--...-..--=..-sss.....=s..--. 61
Humidity ..................... ...........z.. 26
Reading at a. m. Today
Temperature .................z............ So
Humidity ...................... .............. 46
Reading at p. Il. Yesterday
Temperature .....-.....................a...#.7 73
Humidity ...........-...........-......... 20
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31

Scientific sounding names and
claims applied to gasolines have
their place, agrees Earl B. Gilmore.
president of the Gilmore Oil Com
rany, but, he adds, what really in
terests the motoring public is prov
en- performance. What they want
is a gasoline that gives them speed
on the open road, power on hills,
alertness in traffic, economy under
all operating conditions. We make
our laboratory tests now in the
finest laboratory in the world-the
great outdoors. This method has
helped us to improve and prove our
product, Red Lion Gasoline, far
more than have "test-tube" find
ings.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31

There will be no summer meeting
at Fairmount Jockey club this year,
track officials announced. A fall
meeting is a possibility.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31
& IL 1Hl O
y ] q "a C G S


over 100000 workers we're en-
played by the automotive industry
during 1854 sum representing
nearly 10 per cent of the "gainful
workers in the United States. Earl
B. Gilmore, president of the Gill
more Oil Company, reports that of
this number over a half million
were employed by the oil industry
The Gilmore Oil Company is
supplying fuel for the equip
ment being used in the con-
structiOn of the great Allan
erican Canal, now being bull!
along the border of Mexico on
the Southern California side,
according TO Earl B. Gilmore,
president of the oil concern.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31

The automobile industry uses 85
per cent of the gasoline and 81 per
cent of the iubricating oil produced
in the United States, according 10
figures released by the Gilmore
Oil Company.
1872 per cent of all steel pro-
duced in the United States is
used by the automobile indus
try. according to compilation
Of figures by the marketing de-
partment of the Gilmore Oil Co.
Polished plate glass production in
the United States during the last
year, totals 88,037, ,805 square feet.
Forty per cent of the entire pro-
duction was used by the automobile
industry, Gilmore Oil Company,
marketing division figures reveal.
Sir Malcolm Campbell Rex
Mays. Kelly PetillO, Louis Meyers
these are some of the world
famed speed pilots that con-
tributed to the Development of
Gilmore Record Breaker Red
Lien Gasoline. Their record
breaking speed marks, reached
with cars fueled with Red Lion
gasoline, attested to the success
of this testing method, surpasS-
ing by far the accepted test
tube" method of measuring
gasOline's merits.
Modern motor cars. with their
high compression, high speed en-
gines, require a super refined, sci
entifically treated motor fuel. The
Gilmore Oil Company, in develop
ing a fuel to meet these require
ments, turned to the nations lead
ing speedways for testing, improv-
ing and proving. under the most
severe conditions possible, their
gasoline. The fuel recently per-
fected by the Oil firm-Record
Breaker Red Lion Gasoline--is now
being sold to the public in greater
increased daily gallonage.
1t is significant that Sir Nal
colin Campbell, noted British
speed ace, should travel from
his home in Surrey, England,
to make his sensational speed
runs in Daytona Beach, Florida.
It is more significant that he
should span the American con-
tinent for his motor fuel. A Cal
ifoInia concern, The Gilm0rc
Oil Company, supplied Sir NAL
ccInl with Red Lion Gasoline
and Lion Head Meter Oil. With
thege two products Of the west
he otreaked TO four new Ma
tionaI A.A.A. records for stock
cars in a Hudson Sedan.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31

Midget auto racing, made popu-
lar in California at the Gilmore
Stadium in Los Angeles, is creating
interest all over the country, ac-
cording TO E. j. Sanders, racing
technical expert for the Gilmore Oil
Company. Sanders reports that
Wednesday night is midget racing
night for sport-loying New Workers.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31

A mans nerve refleXes travel
10S feet second. If anything
went wrong with Sir Malcolm
Campbell's Bluebird while he
was speeding at 800 miles per
hour, the British driver would,
according TO E. J. Sanders, Gill
more Oil COmpany's racing au-
thOrity, travel 176 feet ahead
of his brain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31

The Scarab, new motor car
soon to make its appearances,
has movable seatS-sO that pas
sengers can gather around
folding table for a hand OF
bridge. +. ]. Sanders, Gilmore
Oil Company technical repre-
sentative, claims the Scarab,
with it's motor in the rear, is a
true "teardrOp" automobile.
When driving at 300 miles per
hour, the record breaker. Sir NAL
colin Campbell does not keep his
eye on the road. According to E. j
Sanders, technical representative
for the Gilmore Oil Company al
Daytona Beach during Campbell'S
Gilmore Hudson run, Sir Malcolm
aims his Bluebird at red bunting
bulleyes along t h course. He
points the nose of his earth-bound
rrojectile at the targets just as a
hunter points a rifle.
In 1924 only nine cents of ey-
cry gasoline dollar spent by
motorists represented taxes. In
1888 the portion of the gaso-
line dollar representing taxes
amounted to 80 cents. Earl B.
Gilmore, president of the Gill
mere Oil Company, i'll report
ing these figures, revealed that
while retail gasoline prices have
been cut in half since 1919, the
average state and federal gas
taxes Fave during the same
period increased almost 500 per
cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31

The automobile industry uses S5
per cent of the gasoline and 81 per
cent of the iubricating oil produced
in the United States, according TO
figures released by the Gilmore
Oil Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31

1872 per cent of all steel pro-
duced in the United States is
used by the automobile indus
try. according to a compilation
Of figures by the marketing de-
partment of the Gilmore Oil Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-31

Polished plate glass production in
the United States during the last
year, totals 88,037 ,8O5 square feet.
Forty per cent of the entire pro-
duction was used by the automobile
industry, Gilmore Oil Company,
marketing division figures reveal,
Evening star., 1935-05-05

peaceful drive out Pennsylvania avenue southeast
extended discloses at Cedar Hill, verttable fairy
land In bloom. Colorfu dogwood. picturesque
streams quaint rock gardens add their lavish contri-
button Of beauty the glory Of the whole Nine miles
Of paved roadway wind through this pastoral para
disc to make your visit smooth restful sou-satsfyng
Through the gates Of Cedar Hill Cemetery one dis
covers Nature At her loveiest in sprngtime.
Evening star., 1935-05-05

On the Dalma-
tians' bench at
t h e National
Capital Kennel
Club show. Mrs.
J ohm Homiller
finds "F a n c Y
Free" one of the
S h o w'S ariSto-
Gratis, in a de-
m o n S ira t i've
mood.
G Star Staff Photo.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-03
Notice
TO ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE
CLAIMS AGAINST THE NATIONAL
BANK OF THE DANISH WEST IN
DIES OTHER THAN THOSE RELAI
ING TO ITS CIRCULATING NOTES

ING TO ITS CIRCULATING NOTES
Pursuant to Section 1 of Ordinance
relating to the paymentof claims against
the National Bank of the Danish West
Indies other than those relating to the
circulating Bank Notes. passed by the
Colonial Council for St. Thomas and st
John on February IA, 1885. and approx
ed by the Governor on February l6. 1898
notice is hereby given to a persons who
have claims against the Bank as credl
TORS. deposHors, or otherwise, that the
bank is prepared to make payment OF
all its obligations on demand
Within six months after presentation
of any claim which sha not have been
paid in full by the Bank. the Bank will
notify the claimant, in writing, of the
Reaction of his claim in whole. or iD
part.
IIpon approval of the Governor the
Bank may on March /, 1887. deposit
with the Government of the Virgin Is
lands ia fund to DE known as The
Bank Claimants Fund an amount IN
lega reLder, coin or currency of the
United States equal. at the legal rate
to the amount OF the unpalO Claims
against the Bank as of March l. 1897
which it recognizes to be valid or which
appear to be valid Thereafter. ana
upon the proclamation of the Governor
that the Bank has complied with the pro
visions of the Ordinance, the Bank shall
cease to be Liable en- any such claims.
Actions may be commenced against the
Bank on unsatisfie0 claims only II comb
menced prior to the time when such
proclamation takes effect. or within
three months after the Bank has given
due notice of rejection of claims presen
ted to it prior to March /, 1887, which
ever time is later.
Within fifteen days after March l
1897, the Bank W also deposit with
the Government of the Virgin Islands in
a fund to be known as The Disputed
Claims funds as creditin dollars equal
at the iega rate to the amount of all
the unpaid disputed claims against the
Rank as to which demand shall have
been made prior to March l, 1887.
Saint Thomas the 20 March 1885
The National Rank of the Danish West
Indies.
AXEL ROLST 1HACE
ANNOYED: PAUL NJ. PEARSON
Governor.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-03
AUCTION

At the request of Licensed Auctioneer
ARNOLD M. GOLDEN. there wi be
offered at public Auction for Sale, he
WELL KEPT FORNl1URE of bank
Manager T. Won Scholten of Frederlk-
sted. st. Croix, vi. Auction will be
held at the
Veto la House
No. and 8 Strand Street. Frederiksted,
ST.. roix
Saturday, August II, 1895.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-03

THE DISTRICT COURT ISLANDS OF THE USa.
CHRISllANSIED SUBJUDlCIAL DISTRICT
the o
S. NO. 49,
Survvin
FINAL HEARING
edin
oft
said the office of the Judge said Court the town OF Csha
said shaud allowed the estate declared
settle discharged
ELIZABETH ABRAMSON
AOminisr
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-03
AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M.

l.
l Mahogany Linen Press with drawers
Concert Schiller" Piano with bench
in first class condition, l Mahogany
writing desk, l Set Vic er chars and
table, Large Mahogany Glass Press,
small Mahogany Glass Press, ! Maho-
gany liquors case. l Mahogany Uphol.
stery Sofa. l "Axminster" Rug x Is,
l Child's Crib l Large inlaid mahogany
press with Trays and Hangers, Rugs,
Mahogany Rocking Chairs, l Press with
full sized mirrors in doors, / Dinner Set.
l Food Safe. Ferns with stands, Finger
Bowls. Mirrors. Consoles. Pictures.
L Couch. ] Small Mahogany table with
marble top. Mahogany Dining Chairs,
Mahogany round Center table beauti-
fully carved with brass trimming, l Maho.
gany Wardrobe Press, small Mahogany
dressing table wi h marble top, Brass
Bedstead with spring mattress and pi.
lows. Kitchen Utensils. Tables, Glass.
ware Porcelain Ware. 2 Ice Boxes,
Glass Dishes. Plants. Savage" Auto.
matte, Ornaments 4 and other useful
things.
Frederiksted, ST. Croix, V. l.
Vendue Office. 23rd July, 1886.
FeesDollars So 90
say TWO Dollors.
u. HAMILTON JACKSON.
Vendue Director
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13

Falls smartest styles in black, green. brown and
navy coors. size and shape to fit into your
wardrobe plans Smooth and simulated grain
leather types.
Downstairs at Ayres.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13
These Styles Are Headed for
q Bright Future This Fall

These are the fashions you'll love and
live in this fall and winter. Wear them
on almost any occasion-dress, sports or
business. Wear any style to suit yourself
-. . wear them with most any costume.
You're sure to find YOUR style and type
in our huge collection. Choose from the
newest fall colors = kent green, light
green, Bagdad blue, navy, black, brown,
reds and rusts. In a complete range of
headsizes. Downstairs at Ayres
La opinión., 1935-03-01
REINA DE Ell PASo

En- Ell Casino Mexicano de Ell
Paso Sc hizo ell recuento final de
la votacion para designar la rel
ma del Carnival, habiendo triun-
fado por mayoria la hermosa Sc
norita Bertha Martinez s.. siendo
designada princesa la sehorita Ivon
ne Martinez y d~uquesas las se1o-
ritas Carmen Zozaya y Antonieta
Lopez Negrete, que oeuperan los
sig%uientes lugares en- la votacion.
Durante la fiesta efectuada en-
ell Casino, RENO la mas complete
ras horas de la madrugada de hoy.
desarrollandose I'm attractive pro-
grama de variedades, en- ell cual to-
maron parte la nina Marta None
dero en- I'm bale clasico: bai'aron
Las Chiapanecas" las nihas Emyre
Barrios y Cora Barnes: numero de
canto Y zapateado por Ia nina
Blanca Gonzalez: s~elecciones cla-
sicas ejecutadas al piano Y violin,
por los nifos Carlos Rios Moreno Y
Edmundo Tostado; n1meros de can
to por Ia sehorita Amelia de la
Peha; bale LA Carioca" por las
ninas Isela y Rosa Romero, fina-
lizando con la presentation del
compositor y poeta veracruzano
Agustin Serbian, quien deleito a la
concurrencia con algunas compo-
siciones Que dedico O la reina triun-
fante.
La opinión., 1935-03-01
10 TANT0
HABRA TAMBIEN
DOS FIESTAS
I'm grupo no sc conform0
con la derrota y procla-
mo otra reina

cIUDAD JUAREZ, Chihuahua,
Febrero 25.-(Por Correo).-El com
puto de la votaci0n para reina del
carnival de Ciudad Juarez, Sc hi
20 al estilo de las eleceiones poll
tlcas mexieanas. resultando triun-
fantes ambas candidates. senoritas
Armida Rios y Soto y Margarita
Urfas, en- virtud de la division sur
gida entre los simpatizadores de
una Y otra.
Durante una fiesta efectuada por
ell club "Esparta" en- que la ami
maci6n era desbordante, ST hizo ell
compute final ante notario pnblico
y resulto con una abrumadora ma
yoria de votos la ~senorita Rios Y
Soto, pero los partidarios de la Sc
horita Urias Sc reunieron en- otro
local y allf contaron los votos que
tenian para esa damita. a Ia que
declararon candidate triunfante pa
"a reina del carnival.
Esta division restara lucimiento
a las fiestas que Sc %preparan, en-
virtud de que habra dos fiestas
con sus respectivas coronaciones y
ceremoniales acostumbrados. CO.
mentandose acknowledgements 10
ocurrido, pues hasta en- las notas
sociales ha de haber notas discor-
dantes.
La opinión., 1935-03-01
NuEvA EscUELA

Ell presidente municipal de Gu
dad Juarez, doctor Daniel Quiroz
Reyes, quien actualmente forma
parte de la comitiva del Goberna-
dor Quevedo en- su vista al gene
raj Cardenas, envio I'm mensaje
al ayuntamiento de esta ciudad
donde informa que Ell mandatario
chihuahuense ha librado ordenes
para que Sc ~construya n nueva
escuela en- Ell barrio de LA Cha
vena", en- vista de que ell edificio
actual esta en- inminente peligro
de derrumbarse. poniendo IN peli-
gro Ia vida de mas de ochocientos
alumnos que reciben instruction
en- csc planted. que actualmente es
ell mas importante de la poblacion.
Ell ingeniero de la ciudad rindio
un informe muy alarmante en- csc
sentido y con tai motive Sc lie han
dado instrucciones para que haga
La opinión., 1935-03-01
INTENTO MATARSE
cIUpAp JUAREz, chihuahu

ClUDAD JOaREZ,
Febrero 25.-(Por C%orreo).- Una
joven mujer de la vida galante,
de nombre Rosa Hernandez, la que
apenas tiene veinte amos de edad,
Sc disparo un balazo hacia ell lado
izquierdo del pecho. saliendole Ell
proyectil por 81 costado, sin inte-
resar organos whales.
La 1oven habfa estado ingiriendo
licores en- una cantina y despues
Sc dirigi6 a su domicilio con Ell fin
de apoderarse de una plstola que
g~uardaba. En- seguida fue al inodo-
70 de Ia casa para matarse, Pc
gandose un balazo ahajo del cora
z6n.
En- ell Hospital Civil fue atendi-
da violentamente por ell medico de
g~uardia, quien declara que Ia pseu-
do-suicida no morirA a resultas de
esa lesion, a menos que Sc presen-
ten complicaciones.
Rosa declare a las autoridades
! que estaba cansada de vivir, pues
hace POGO muri6 su madre y pos
teriormente fue asesinado su padre
por una mujer, quedando ella So
Ia en- ell mundo y arrojada en- la
pendiente del vicio.
La opinión., 1935-03-01

Ell senior ]. N. Jimenez. Gerente
de Organization de la Alianza His
PIANO Americana en- California, en-
VIA las siguientes notas:
"Pecaria de egoista, sino mani
festara pdblicamente la coopera-
cion que recibi en- mis- trabajos de
organization que lleve a cabo en-
la Logia de Trona, California, de
las seforitas Ofelia y Consuelo Ro-
nero. de Los Angeles, quienes fue-
ron las responsables del exito de
mis- trabajos por haber sido las que
me Introduction con sus familia-
res radicados en- Trona.
Para elias, asi como para Ell Sc
nor Carlos Ibarra y su esposa la
sefora Julieta Ibarra, deseo hacer
este p1blico testimonio de agra
decimiento, va que desinteresada-
mente, solo miranda por ell pro-
greso de la Sociedad, han dedica-
do varios dias a estos trabajos que
dieron por resultado la installation
solemnisima de la Logia No. 243,
Oasis, con 81 miembros adultos
~ IA Juveniles. Las sehoritas Ro-
nero, son miembros de la Logia
1877 Mexico, con domicilio Official
en- Belvedere, California.
Hago igual mencion de la seho-
rita Leonor Bustillos y de los Sc
flores Jose Bustillos. Juan Garcia,
Narciso o. Jimenez y Alfonso Con
zalez, quienes estuvieron a mi la
do trabajando activamente por la
pronta realization de Ia installation
de esta Sucursal de la benemeri-
Ia Sociedad, que tengo ell inmere-
edo honor de representa- en- ell Es-
tado de California.
Elogio con toda sinceridad la
cooperation que la Logia de Bars
tow. No. 1873, "El Desierto", supo
prestarme acompahandome toda su
Mesa Directiva y algunos de sus
m~iembros, que. juntamente con los
arriba mencionados, han tornado en-
serio la g%randeza de nuestros pos
tulados Y la obra ~benefactora de
la Alianza. dnica Sociedad Hispa-
no Americana IN TODD ell Cont
nente Americana, de fndole, y Ia
verdadera representative de la Ra-
"a, como dijera ell sehor %ingeniero
don Pascual Ortiz Rubio, en- su vi
sta Official a la Logia 1877, ell Ia
de Diciembre pasado.
Jesds N. Jimenez, Gerente de la
| A. II. A., en- California.
La opinión., 1935-03-01
UNA E LOGIA

TRoNA, California, Febrero %.
'-(Por Correo).-El dfa %, EN- ell
local de la Escuela Primaria, a las
l6 de la tarde, fue instalada por ell
senior Jesds n. Jimenez, Gerente de
Organization del Estado de Cali
fornia, la respectable Logia Ndmero
243. que fue bautizada por los MEM
bros de la nueva %sucursal con ell
nombre de oasis, habiendo que
dado instalados como socios bene-
ficiarios, las s%iguientes personals:
Jose Bustillos, Leonor Bustillos,
Alfonso Gonzalez. Andres l.. Aide
Goa, Rodolfo Alvidrez, Froylan r.
Bonillas. Eusebio Becerra, Enri-
quota l.. Bustillos, Ramon Casillas,
Jesds Contreras. Manuel T. Chairez,
Matfas Domfnguez, Ignacio Domfn-
lguez, Isaac Delgadillo, Lazaro Del
gadillo, Emeterio Delgadillo. Narci-
$50 G. Delgadillo, Herminia G. FL
igueroa, Jorge l. Figueroa. Juan
IGarcfa, Marina G. de Garcia. To-
lribia de Garcia, Modesto Garcia,
Sabina Gonzalez. Lucas Gonzalez
| Jr., Lucas Gonzalez Sr., Consue.o
Hernandez, Francisco J. Herman
dez. Jes1s A. Hernandez, JESUS
Hurtado, Julieta Ibarra, Charles
IIbarra, Maria d. Jimenez. Jesus
Jimenez, Narciso o. Jimenez. An
tonic S. Lopez, Rafael S. Lopez
Noises s. Lopez. Juan Lopez. Jo-
Sc Laris, Gamaliel Merino, Vicente
lC. Mendoza. margarine l.. Marquee
Antonio Olivas, Manuel Picon
Eduardo Salvador Quezada Sr.
Eduardo Salvador QueZada Jr.
La opinión., 1935-03-01
HA BAJADO La
DELINQUENCY
ENGUATEMALA
La disminucion, en- muchos
casos, ha sido hasta de
SO por ciento

NUEVA YORK, NJ. v, Febrero
U.s. Hemos tenido OCCASION de leer
con atenei0n las establishes que
present6 Ell Director General de la
Policfa de Guatemala sobre los de-
litos y contravenciones que en- Ell
dltimo ano sc han comet!do en- ese
pals. y. al hacer un estudio compa-
rativo de las cifras presentadas o
las que constan en- las estadisticas
de ahos anteriores, notamos con
agradable sorpresa. que la delin-
cuencia ha bajado en- algunos ca
SOS en- I'm ~porcentaje del 500.
Tomemos para nuestro estudio
solamente los Gatos sobre homici-
dos Y l%esiones y encontramos que
81 en- 1888 hubo I'm total de So ase-
sinatos, en- 1884 solo Sc eometieron
A. En- las otras cifras mdo5-ran
que las l%esiones an%terlores ,ueron
1901 y en- ell ano pasado SOD l,S00.
NADIA mas ~elocuente Para juzgar
de la n oralidad de I'm pueblo que
los numeros anotados. Esto r.ve.a,
muy a las claras, que el otden IA
sentado sus reales en- Ia pequ ma re
publica centroamericana quo subj
al poGe1 ell actual presiden,e, Sr.
Ieueral Jorge Ubico. Nos ore a
mos, al cuando asumi6 la prcsi-
sus primeras palabras fuo-
ron condenando ell crimen y ofre- !
ciendo desplegl. todas sus activl-
dades a fin de c%onvertir a 5u pa.
tria en- ell modelo de los paises c..
vilizados por su absolute motludad
Estudio especial merecen las pfae
ticas adoptaGas por ell gobierts0 dei
General Ubico para que sc imilen
en- las demas naciones de habla es
pamela para probar, de esta ma
nera, que Ia criminalidad no ha sen
tado sus reales en- donde impera la
lengua de Cervantes bajo ell regi-
men de una administration honra-
da e ~interesada por ell bienestar
de los asociaGos.
Con este motive queremos enviar
una c~alurosa felicitacion al gobier-
no de esa naci6n hermana por Ell
paso avanzado que Sc ha dado en-
blen de la seguridad de los que com
ponen esa nacion.
La opinión., 1935-03-01
TIENDA ~DESTRUIDA
POR UN INCENDIO
EN- TIJUANA

TIJUANA, 3. C., febrero 2S. -
(UP).- Una huelga que esta en- vi
gor aqui entire los consumidores
de luz electrical por los altos pre-
clos de csc servicio. fue la causa
de un incendio de granGes proper
clones que destruyo por complete
una t,enda de ropa. y cause dahos
de consideration a los edificios ad-
yacentes.
FL propietario de la tienda des-
truida usaba una lampara &c ke-
rosena para alumbrar gu estableci
mlento, secundando la huelga con
ira Ia compahia de la luz electrical,
revelandose que ell incendio que des
truyo su estableclmiento fue pro-
vocado por Ia lampara.
La opinión., 1935-03-01
SAQUEARON UNA TEN
DA EN- MEXICO
cIUpAp DE MEXICO, Febrerc

SiOOHD lie mGNiOOy TSDlS4o
2S.-(Exclusivo).-Un grupo de sic
te hombres perfectamente armados
asalto y saqueo hoy en- la noche
tienda de abarrotes en- ell ba-
rrio de San Martin, en- esta ciu-
dad.
Mas de mil pesos Ell effective, vi
veres y alhajas pertenecientes al
propietario de la tienda, Sc lleva-
ron los ~asaltantes. quienes huge
ron violentamente a caballo.
I'm grupo de gendarmes del Es-
tado salio en persecution de los
bandoleros, creyendose que SOL los
mismos que recientemente asalta-
ron una fabrlca de aguas gaseo-
sas en- las orillas de esta ciudad.