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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
SEARS, ROEBUCK EARNS
$4.45 A SHARE IN 1885
Net Income Shows Increase of A
Per Cent During Year.

Times Special
CHICAGO, March Is. = Sears
Roebuck & Co. earned S21,519,21
during the fiscal year ended Jan. 81,
1886, against 5000 $50 in the pre-
ceding year, an increase of A per
cent, according to the annual re-
port released today.
The net income, which was
equivalent to $4.45 a share, added
nearly $12,0O0,000 to earned surplus
after all deductions. The company
resumed the payment of cash divi-
dends and expanded working CAPT.
tai by more than $1S,50000O, while
at the same time acquiring over
S11 100000 more in fixed assets.
After the payments of S8,097, 796
in dividends last year there was a
balance of SIS, 421 ,422 transferred to
profit and loss, against $1,000, $50 in
the preceding year when no divi-
dends were paid. Net earnings in
1884 were equivalent to 1913 cents
a share.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
BY ELMER G. WALLER
limited Press Financial Fdifor

NEW YORK, March 28.-Trad-
ing continued very dull on the Stock
Exchange today, rounding out the
liehtest week of the year. Prices
moved irregularly III a narrow range
The list opened irreegularly lower
and then rallied. A stable list
showed gains around the close and a
few special stocks were up a point
or more. Liggett & Myers rose
points on single transaction. Cros-
ley Radio made new top, as did
Omnibus, Checker Cab and Pathe.
New lows were made ~ United Air
craft and American Rolling Mill.
Steel shares came back from
early lows under the leadership of
United States Steel common. Nc
Keesport Tin Plate jumped nearly
2 points. Cement stocks were in de-
mand with International Cement
up more than a point.
Motor Shares Rally
Some oil shares made gains, nota-
bly, Atlantic Refining, which was up
nearly point. Motor shares rail-
lleQ 10 small net gains. Some OF the
rails recovered to show advances,
although Union Pacific was down a
point from the previous close.
Utility shares were mixed in a
narrow range. Communications
were lower with Western Union
down a point Farm Implements
were dull around previous closing
levels. Sugar shares firmed with
sugar futures, which made new
highs for eight years. Coppers
steadied after early irregularity. So
did Silvers. Allied Chemical lost
more than a point while du Pont
rose closely.
AS interest in stocks Jagged, more
attention was paid to the foreign
exchange market, where the dollar
scared early in the session in terms
of gold currencies. The French
franc dropped far below the gold
point and it was indicated local
banks would arrange gold shipments
as soon as speedy ships were avail
able.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
PORKER PRICES
REMAIN STEADY
Cattle, VeaIs Scarce and
Unchanged; Lambs Are
Stationary.

Following a week of irregular
price movements, the swine mar
ket settled down to a steady trading
range today at the indianapolis
Union Stockyards. The top price
paid for good and choice grades
held at $1,000.
Both local and outside interest
was light and receipts were estimat-
ed at only 1000, compared with
$500 yesterday. Approximately "a
head of hogs were carried over from
the previous session. The regular
bulk of 100 to 225 pounds sold at
SOTO to 5000.
Medium heavyweights, scaling
from 225 to $50 pounds, cashed in
at $10.45 to $1,000. Extreme heavy
slaughter classes, from 800 to 400
pounds, we're salable at $3.50 to
$500. Light slaughter pigs, 100 to
100 pounds, held at $40 to $1,000
Good packing sows sold at $875 to
$3.50.
Trading was extremely scarce in
in the cattle market, with hardly
enough stock on hand to establish a
trading range. Compared with a
week ago beef steers were steady to
largely Is cents lower. Heifers were
steady to strong and cows Is to so
cents higher for the week. Choice
steers ranged from $1065 to $10.85.
Receipts were Is.
Vealers also were scarce and un-
changed. The bulk of good and
choice classes sold at $1,000 to $11.
Receipts numbered so. The lamb
market was nominal No early
sales were reported. Receipts were
IS.
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CURRENT PORK PRICES
LOWER THAN IN 1885
February Values 6 to Fl Per Cent
Under October Year Ago.

Times Special
CHICAGO. March %. Pork
prices at retail. Notwithstanding re-
cent strengthening in the prices of
some cuts, are now substantially
lower than at last October's peak,
the Institute of American Meat
Packers pointed out today.
According to the latest figure
available from the Bureau of Agri-
cultural Economics, those of Feb. 20,
were from to 81 per cent below
those of Oct. Is,
Pork seems on it's way back to its
normal place as the leading meat in
the American diet" the Institute
commented, although production
will recover slowly from the abnor-
mally low levels reached in 1885, and
although supplies in the present
hog marketing year, which ends with
September, will not be much diff
ferent from those of the 1934-35
marketing year.
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Other Livestock
(RY United Pressl

sooo inel1dne aa a5oo direcs stesdg to
weak; top, 5000; l9o-2SO lbs. $10.4o@
500; calves, 100 compared with Friday
last week. steers and .yearlings grading
good and better, weak to. rs cents lower;
early advance and closed strong; extreme
top weighty steers, $11.75; best yearlings,
sl1; not much in run above $40; common
Rea hses WsaE e IS Cents oser
fat cows, steady: cutters strong to rs cents
s5ss, si.5o@2 higher: best heavy heifers.
yweighty loads, s8@8.75;; selected vealers,
Fday sst Rees e@Gs @osRt sesd
weeks and closing bulk choice lambs s1O@
nndr I'M TOP for strictly nbaea
to IS cents highef Choice $50 ibs fed
westerns selling upward to Sc.
FORT WAYNE w Ind. March % Ssm nh
1888 1885 is; $685. }z$isS u.s.
R fss 1870 81 sss s ST. sa5 o0 daas es $3.50
lambs. $9.75.
stadT Ind MFSh a s. aoSss
lbs, $lo4o@1o.5o; 2sso2so lbs,o So 2o 990
1U.oU, zOU-ozO Ids. 90ooW ~ ~ "
lbs, S10@1025; 100-140 lbs. $9.50@975;
roughs, 1925 down. Calves, $40 down;
lambs, 1918 down.
(By Times SpeciaD
LOUISVILLE, March %. - Cattle Re-
ceipts-250; run mostly stockers and feed
ers: market nominal compared close last
week; all slaughter classes generally
steady; closing bulk common to medium
grade slaughter steers and heifers: SIS. 25@
$50; weeks practical top, $40 for load
995-lb. steers; few head best offerings to
$3.50: bulk beef cows. S4.75M5.75; good
$3.50; low cutters and cutters, 50. 5oG4 so;
closing bulk sausage bulls, S5@6; bulk light
beef type stockers and stock calves, $500
$50; southern dairy breds mostly S5G6.
Calves Receipts-450 including $50 stock
calves: market quotable nominally steady;
closing 50c@S1 higher than week ago;
bulk good to choice vealers Friday, $9M10;
medium and lower grades. $3.50 down
Hogs Receipts-400 including 140 direct:
market steady; better 160-225 lbs, sf0.56;
230-250 lbs, S1035: 255-300 lbs. S9.ac, 305
lbs. up, 1895: 120-155 lbs. $3.50; sows,
s8.45: stays. $3.50 down: market closing
30c lower than last Saturday. Sheep Re-
ceipts..Nnone; market nominal; prices
generally unchanged for week; bulk better
native lambs, S860M9; choice eligible
higher: around 2 doubles Indiana fed
western lambs averaging above 80 lbs,
s1025: palmer grade native lambs mostly.
S66f.50; fat ewes salable mostly, 81 down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
SHORT COVERING
CARRIES WHEAT
PRICES HIGHER
Market Up " to IS Cent at
Close; Corn, Oats
Strengthen.
By United Press


CHICAGO, March 28.-Short COW
ering operations boosted wheat
prices today on the Board of Trade
At the end wheat was u to IS cent
higher, corn was up y to u cent
and oats were up u to 7s cent.
The wheat trade started out at a
snail's pace with price fluctuations
small and unimportant. Shorts who
were disappointed by the failure of
moisture to appear in the Southwest
soon turned to the buying side, how
ever, and all deliveries scored mod
crate gains. An unexpected upturn
in the Minneapolis market also
paved the way for buying.
Outside Interest Light
Outside interest in the market
was light, but the inclination OF
shorts to even up their positions
over the weekend more than offset
the general public indifference to
wheat futures. Forecasts for rain
and snow in Kansas and Nebraska
served to check advances.
An improved shipping demand
dominated the corn market, and
prices were on the upgrade. The
smaller movement of corn to pri-
mary markets also stimulated bull
ish sentiment. Cash interests were
on the buying side in the futures
market. The cash corn basis was
firm.
Oats ruled firm with other grains.
Interest in the rye market was CEN
tered in the May. Shorts were small
buyers. Lard was steady to firm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
Trends
Seek to Discredit
All Senate
Probes.
by JOHN T. FLYNN :

NEW YORK, March 28.-The
L Y seizure of mass Of kilograms
by the Senate lobby investigating
committee has brought upon its
head flood OF criticism. Much of
this criticism is honest. But here
in New York and close TO Wall
Street one can see with half an eye
that the incident has been used to
discredit all current Investigations.
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In all 1alr-
ness one may
we'll favor the
use of the leg
islative probe as
a means Of
throwing light
upon d ark
corners and at
the same time
be whole heart
edly devoted
to the funda-
mental guar
antics of the
Bill of Rights.
Citizens are
entitled to be
p r o t e C t e d
a g ainst u n
r e a S o n a b | e
cearchpC and tn
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BuSigraphS

The placing of orders for new
machine tools, which is basic equip
ment. is an excellent indicator OF
future activity in our manufactur-
ing industries. The tremendous in
crease in orders for new machine
tools is most optimistic develop
ment of the last nine months
January orders exceeded a year ago
by 50 per cent, while orders during
last year were nearly double 1884
orders. About one-third of our ma
chine tool output is exported.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
TOBACCO LOSS REPORTED
Times Special

fWFtN NVCCIHI
RICHMOND, Va, March %. -
Flood damage to tobacco in ware
houses may run AS high as $4,000
900, 1t was announced today. APP
proximately 100000 pounds of to-
bacco was soaked in the sheds of
the Allegheny Warehouse Co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

CHICAGO. March 2s.--Apples- Michigan
Mcintosh, bushel. 75csi 3S Carrots-fiIi-
ness Dusnrl. 2S30c. Sweet potatoes-Ten-
nessee, bnshel 90cGsl. Cabbage-Texas
crates, .si.751i.s5 Peas = California
bushel. 60970c. Lettuce-Western crates
D Dozen. $225. Ceiery-Florida. crates
$500 $50. Tomatoes-Texas Jugs. S3M4
Onion market f50-lb. sacks: Illinois vel
lows 2s4 s0c: Michigan yellows and Indi-
ana yeilows. 2545oc: Iowa yellows. soc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
PAINT SALES HIGHER

Times Special
NEW YORK, March 28.-Present
Indications point strongly to con-
tinued upward trend of paint sales
during the next several years. &C
cording to a report released today
by the Standard Statistics Co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
F. j. MEEHAN LEAVES SEC

WASHINGTON, March %. -
Frank j. Meehan, assistant to David
Saperstein, chief of the trading and
exchange division of the Securities
and Exchange Commission, is to re-
sign from government service. effec-
tive the end of March, to enter
private business, it was learned
today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
NezU York Stocks

Volume Appropriated $4,000
shares compared with $4,000
shares last Saturday. Curb sales
were $4,000 shares compared with
$4,000 shares last Saturday.
Dow-Jones preliminary closing
averages showed Industrial 255.54,
up O.02; railroads Ills, off DOL;
utility 31.87, up 0.06.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
STOCK MARKET
ENDS LICHTEST
WEEK OF YEAR
Stable List Rallies at
Close; Prices Mostly
Irregular.
By United Press

BU JHITf6 PTeS9
PARIS, March 28.-The Bank of
France today increased its dis
count rate to 5 per cent from 81
per cent. The action represented
an attempt by government officials
to check a renewed gold exodus
such as occurred several months
ago. Today's new rate was the
highest this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
BONDS

Home T & T Fort Wayne 6lg 1O4 los
Indianapolis Railways Inc -. 66 SO
indianapolis Water Co 4las .1O6 1OS
Indianapolis Water Co 5.....l05 lot
Indianapolis Water Co ...105 1G7
Idianapolis Water Co So. :. 1912 LOG
Indianapolis Water Co 5l2 ..104la 1o6
Interstate T & T 51a ...... 81 SO
Kokomo Water Works S .....104 1851
Muncie Water Works ...... .103h -.
Ohio Telephone Serv -. 97Ha =.
Richmond Water Works los 1861
Seymour Water Co 5....... 101 104
Terre Haute Trac & Light 5. log 10S
Terre Haute Water Wks 49,. 1O2 1O4
Terre Haute Water Works .103 los
STOCKS
*Belt R &c Stock Yards Com SO 55h
"Belt R R g. Stock Yard pfd So
Central Ind Pwr pfd 80. 1872 22i5
Home T g. T Fort Wayne T.. 5212 5412
Hook Drugs Inc com. 80. II 1872
lind g. Mich Elec Co pfd Z 1882 1861
lind General Service Co g.. 961a 80
indianapolis Gas Co com 6 :. "a 81
*Indpls Pow & 1t Co pfd g.. 80 go
"Indpls Pow g. 1t Co pfd 61a 81 81
indianapolis Water Co pfd 5 102 los
North Ino Pub Serv pfd 512s 64 81
North Ind Pub Serv pfd 6 :. 1874 75h
North Ind Pub Serv pfd -. 80 83
Progress Laundry Co com 80. 10 liza
P P,1S s sary CO 2, Of Ind pfd 81 49, p
*South Ind Gas & Elec pfd 90 101
Terre Haute Electric CO.. SO 9lIs
Union Title Co com .. 1914 2l1a
*Ex-dividend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
LOCAL CASH MARKET

City grain elevators are paving On carts
for No. soft wheat other grades m
tneir merits. Cash corn new No. yellow
40 cents and oats 10 cents
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Produce Markets
lBy Atkins. Hamill & Gatesl
(By Atkins. Hamill g. Gates,

The prices quoted are paid for stock
gathered in the country. while delivered
in indianapolis the price is a cent higher:
Heavy breed hens. 1ac: Leghorno breed
hens. Ice; Leghorn springers,, 12c; old
lbs. and over lie: geese. full feathered.
all sizes, &c; all guineas 11a lbs. and up.
l5c; No. / strictly fresh eggs. loss of. lac:
deliver in Indianapolis, 15c. Each full
case must weigh SIS lbs. gross, a deduction
of 10 cents a pound under IS lbs. will be
made No. / butter. 3512 G36I2c; No. 2
321a 03312c. Butterfat, zoe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
Local Securities

(By Indianapolis Bond g. Share Corpl
The following quotations do not rep
resent actual bids or offerings but
merely indicate the approximate market
level on buying and selling inquiries or
recent transactions.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
(By Abbott, Porctor g. Paine)
Daily Price Index
(3y United Press

NEW YORK. March 2S.-Dun g. Brad
streets daily weighted price index OF 80
basic commodities. compiled for the
United Press (l930-1932 average equals
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be guarded by the state in their
rights to freedom Of speech and Of
religious worship.
TT is inevitable and unfortunate
Il that Senate committees will
sometimes overstep the bounds The
same thing is true of prosecuting
attorneys, who in the enforcement
of laws against offenders not in
frequently invade the constitution
al guarantees Of the defendant.
But we do not conclude from this
that prosecutions must cease.
Walter S. Clifford, chairman of
the A. T. g. T., and c. M Bracelen,
its attorney, told the Federal Com
munications Commission last
Thursday that many of the de-
tails of their own company brought
out in the first three days of that
investigation were hitherto I'M
known to them and were informa-
tive.
n
MIR. BRACELEN said the teSti-
1V1 mony had convinced him
that some of the company's hard
working representatives had been
over-zealous with consequences
which he deplored. Both promised
to give the matters consideration.
This is not the first time I have
seen Investigations surprise the
responsible heads of concerns in
vestigated. When the Senate Bank
ing Committee investigated the
Chase National Bank, it was
known to the committee that the
new administration of the bank
was conducting its own investiga-
ton.
But when the facts were pre-
scented about the Chase, Winthrop
Aldrich, president of the bank, adj
mitted that he had not hitherto
known of some of the amazing
transactions revealed by Mr.. Pc
cora and he advocated before the
committee a whole series of i'm
portant bank reforms as a result.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
CHICAGO PRIMARY RECEIPTS
INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS
Wheat-Firm: No. / red, 941a @951ac;
No. red 9312 @94lac. Corn Strong:
491ac; No. 4 yellow, .481A @511ac: No. yell
low, 46@481hc; No. 4 mixed 47@ soc; No;
mixed, 45@48c. Oats-Firm; No. white,
241a @2612c; No. white, 22@24c.
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(By United Press

CHICAGO, March 28.-Eggs
easy; receipts, 30, 400 cases; fresh graded
firsts 1734c; extra firsts. 18Ac; current
receipts, 16a4c: drties, 151ac: checks. 15c
Butter--Market, weak; receipts 1916 tubs;
extra frsts ta0-9112 scorel. 29A @2s1sc;
extras C92 score) soc: firsts l88-8912
scoreJ. 281a@zss4c; specials, sols q 31c;
standards, 2912c. Poultry-Market. I'M
settled receipts trucks; ducks. ITO zoe;
geese, 12013c spring chickens, 25027c;
hens 17g22c, turkeys. l8Q25c: capons
25026c; Leghorn hens. 14@21hc; old
roosters, 16c: broilers. 24@25c;. fryers, 241z
@26c. Dressed poultry--Turkeys, young
toms, 25G27c; hen turkeys, Csc; capons,
81 a 28c. Cheese = Twins, 1914 N15l2c;
daisies, 151a@15s4c; longhorns. 1874 a 16c.
Potatoes-Supply liberal; demand slow; on
best Idaho Russets market strong; on
other stock market, arm. Idaho RLsset
Burbanks. s1.85Q2; U. s. No. 2, $500
commercials, siaf.o5; North Dakota
cobblers, s125G13o; early Ohics, 1880
| 40; Minnesota cobblers. s1.20; Colorado
McClures, s1.95G210; u. s. No. g. s115.
Arrivals 1874 on track 1872, shipments 654
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Money and Exchange
TREASURY STATEMENT

IBY UnILeU PTeSSJ
WASHINGTON, March 28-Government
expenses and receipts for the current fiscal
year to March rs. as compared with a
wear ago:
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(RY United Pressl

CHICAGO, March 2s.--Cash grain:
Wheat-No. sales. Corn-No. mixed,
57c No. 8 yellow, 6Oc; No. yellow, 561a
@5Ssc; No. yellow, $50 SEC; No. white,
STAG soc; No. white, 53H2c; sample
grade, 43@54c. Oats-No. 2 white, 30c;
No white, 25h@28c; No. 4 white 1914
@24Ac; sample grade, .20@2o1ac. Rye
No sales. Barley-Feed quoted, 300 Acc;
mailing, 50@85c. Timothyseed - $2.75.
Observation-Disclosures. Soy Beans--No.. 4
yellow, 71h@75c. Cash provisions: Lard
$11.22 nominal; loose, S10:75 ask; leaf,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
February Farm Income Drops

Cash income from the sale of farm products IN
February totaed s469 100000 compared Nth $685.,
100000 in January and s4O2, 100000 in February,
1885, the Department of Agriculture reported today.
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OTIS nominal; bellies, S15.12.
TOLEDO. March 2s.-Grain close: In

levators-Transit billing. Wheat-No z
red, o$1.01h @1.O2h. Corn--No; 2 yellow
Rye-No. 2. 5shG6OHac.- Track prices
2412c rate. Wheat-No. red. 97@97Kc;
No. red, 95@97c. Corn-No. yellow, 60
2 white 27hM31c: No. white. 24Q3O.
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". Y. Bonds

Copyright, 1885, by Standard Statistics
La opinión., 1936-01-26
81 DEJAS QUE TIE BESE
Cancion.
De AGUSTIN LARA

melon. De ACUSTIN LARA
1u a es un primer,
tn piei es de velour,
tn boca es cabouchon,
rub que sc quedara
en- la casa de la Pompadour.
81 dejas que tie bese,
yo te besare toda una eternidad
y EN- cada beso nuevo,
desperdiciare
la miel de mi ansiedad.
Mis- besos son las flores
II te vengo q ofrecer;
tus besos son traidores,
son besos de mujer.
81 dejas que tie bese,
20 to besare
toda una eternidad;
oye ESQ. mi beso es
una eternidad! 49,.
Csc repite)
La opinión., 1936-01-26

Bolero. De Enrique MARTINEZ
Es impossible que v~uelvas a ser mia
no voiversn tus labios a besarme;
no me importa que ha de llegar Ell dis
en- que iiorando vengas a buscarme
Csc repite)
Tu dejaste mi vida marchitada,
TIA arrojaste mi amor al sacrifice,
no me importa que al fin no vale,
(nads
a tn serss un d~esperdicio.
Csc repite)
La opinión., 1936-01-26
CHAMBERGO

Tango. Letrs de Juan J. SECURA
Musica de CHUCHO MONGE
Ell chambergo sin pluma,
la capa caida,
la espada rota, la fe perdida,
sin plata, sin amigos y sin rumbo,
hoy por ell mundo voy
de tumbo en- tumbo.
Poraue de la vida me rio,
me ilaman loco.
70 NADIA pido
nj espero NADIA tampoco;
soy victima desgraciada del amor;
lioro cantando y canto llorando
Soy victima, etc, etc.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
Sc ME HIZO FACIL....!

Cancion Ranchera. Agustin LARA
Sc me hizo facil borrar de mi me-
(moria,
esa mujer a quien amaba tanto;
Sc me hizo facil secar de mi csc llanto
y ahora la quiero cada dia mas y mas.
Csc repite)
(ciso,
(ofenda;
voy a buscar la mujer que me cons
(venga,
la otra la divide cada dia mas v mas.
Csc repitc)
La opinión., 1936-01-26
DOS CORAZONES

Cancion.
Letra y Masica de A. Dominguez b.
D~estino, 81 unes a nuestros coraxones,
ningun sendero nos podria apartar;
y aunque sean grandes las desilusio-
ines.
solo Dios infinite nos podria separar.
Csc repite)
Mi vida sin tn amor, seria en- ca
(denss.
cadenas que nunca podrfa romper;
y 81 tn a~usencia fuera mi eondena,
TIA amargura y la mia la enviarfa n
(Dios.
&c reo.H-l
La opinión., 1936-01-26
MADONNA

Cancion. De Chucho MONCE
70 quisiera arrancarte de tn tela
para pasearte en- andas por la vida
y dejar tras de ii. como una estela,
los salmos dc una musica sentida.
Madonna de inquietud, virgen do
liente,
que perdonas con solo una mirada,
deja que mis- alondras, en- tn frente,
beban de TIA pureza inmaculada
Tu que fuiste la esposa preferida
del Cristo del calvario de mis- penas,
has que renazea en- mi la fe perdida
y cslienta la sangre de mis- venas.
adona de inquietud, etc.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

Psso Dobie.
De Jorge del MORAL

$50 Doble. De Jorge del MORAL
Por ell mundo voy buscando
la de los ~claveles dobles,
la del vestido de seda
y ell panuelo de erespon.
La que iria a la verbens
cogidita de mi brazo,
para hacerle relicario
dentro de mi corazon.
Ay, moreno, levanta
la mantilla aue cubre tus ojos
que son maravilla;
ay, moreno, gitana,
es cadencia y perfume
que deja tu cuerpo serrano.
Reventones ~ciaveles
yo de alfombras tie pongo,
que pisen tus lindos pinreies,
y al cantar mis- quereres,
20 bendigo a la terra
que ha dsdo tan lindaa mujeres!
La opinión., 1936-01-26
SUPLICA
AGUSTIN LARA

Cancion AGUSTIN LARA
Quiero pedirte que nunca me olvi-
(des,
tn, a cambio, me pides tie %entregue
(mi ser;
quiero decirte que no habia querido
que nunca he podido volver a querer.
Quicro que sepas que tie amo en-
(secreto,
con un amor quieto sohado por mi;
dam me la mano, toma mi vida,
mi pobre vida tan LENA de luto, solo
les para ii.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
TARDE

Bolero. CARLOS ACEyES
Tsrde muere la tarIe
como en- su pecho mi amor va Sc mu-
(rio;
el sol va sc oculto en- ell ocnso
y en- un abrazo la tarde me envolvio.
Csc repite)
7 la luna a enterrarlo Sc aparece
con las estreilas al oscurecer;
murio mi amor, eli sol tambien ha
(muerto! ...
Sierra su tumbs un a~nochecer.
Csc rcpite)