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La opinión., 1936-01-26

vando la respuesta de carran-
za-informo telegraficamen-
te Villarreal a Gutierrez, ana
diendo que estaba dispuesto
a cumplir con SUI de5er, siem-
pre- que ell nuevo P-esidente
de la Republica continuara
de acuerdo en- la necesidad
de que Sc retirara a Villa del
mando de la Division del Nor
tie.
La convention ha nom-
brado al general Villa CO.
mandante en- jefe de las fuer-
zas revolucionarias en- la Re-
~pubIica-contest6 ell general
Gutierrez, dando a entender
asf que era inutil cualquier
tentative para separar al que
rrillero del mando y advir-
tiendo de esta mpnera que La
guerra habia estallado.
-Desapruebo m g JAMIE
acuerdo y desde este momen-
to me siento desligado de la
nvencion-comunic6 Villa
rTeal al Presidente Provisio-
nal.
Ell general Hay aprobo la
respuesta dada por Villarreal,
mientras que ell general Agui-
RE Benavides comunico a
sus companeros su decision
de seguir Ell solo a Aguasca-
lientes para ponerse al fren-
to de sus fuerzas que eran
parte integrante de la Divi-
sion del Norte.
Aguirre Benavides Sc des-
pidio de sus compsneros, pro-
siguiendo ell viaje al Norte y
siendo portador de la res.
puesta que daba Carranza q
los convencionistas.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
%REAPERTURA DE UN
HOTEL POBLAN0

PUEBlA, Pue., Enero u.s. Las
puertas del hotel Colonial, que Sc
encontraban cerradas desde septiem
bre pasado, quedaron abiertas hoy
nuevamente.
La orden para que las puertas del
hotel fueran ~reabiertas, fue dictada
por la Junta de Cancellation y Ar
bitraje, al firmarse un acuerdo pro
visional entire los empleados huel-
guistas y los propietarios de la en-
presa.
Ell acuerdo provisional fue tornado
en- virtud de la amenaza hecha por
los comerciantes e industriales DO
blanos en- ell sentido de que de no
s~olucionarse la huelga decretarfa
n huelga de contribuciones.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
LISTO PARA LA LUCIA

Desligado de Ia convention,
ell general Villarreal regres6
a Queretaro, en- donde escri-
bio I'm extenso manifesto,
dando a conocer las causas
por las cuales Sc habia desli-
gado de la Convention, y con-
denando energicamente la &C.
titud del general Villa al acep
tar la jefatura de las fuerzas
convencionistas.
Dfas despues de haber lam
zado ell manifesto, ell gene
raj Villarreal recibio un tele.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

seguido a su favor y la verdadera
avalanche do experimentation que
Sc esta llevando n cabo para solu
cionar los dltlmos problemas res
tantes. american pronosticar que
muy pronto sera algo verdaderamen
te practice. 5Que tar pronto? No
Sc sabe a punto flo nj es nuestra
intencion seguir ell hilo de alarde
que generaimente los periodicos pu
blican a cada pequeho paso que
adelanta esta ciencia.
Muchos de los elementos que con
tribuyen a formar los sistemas
transmi-receptores de television es
tan va perfectamente adecuados
para desempehar u funciones par
t%iculares.
I'm invento que elimine Ia nece-
sidad de usar I'm canal tan ancho
en- ell eter. es algo indispensable
para la verdadera practicabilidad
de este arte, 81 sc analiza desde
un punto de vista comercial.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
MODIFICATION A LA
U%NIVERSIDAD

CIuDAD DE MExi 70, Enero rs.
-(Exclusivo)-En la Universidad
Nacional de Mexico sc celebro hoy
por la mafiana una reunion de
trascendencia para Ia vida de la
institution, va que Sc tomaron
acuerdos que en- cierta forma mo-
difiean la e~structura universitaria
y. que para surtir sus efectos, solo
falta que scar confirmados por ell
Consejo.
Uno dc los puntos de acuerdo
La opinión., 1936-01-26
DEFINicIoNEs EuNpAMEN-
TALES

Television es una reproduction
remota v sostenida de una escena
en- accion simultanea al tempo que
ocurre. transmitida a n o mas
puntos remotos por medios de CO.
municacion electrical. Es la trans
mission electrica de 10 que ell ojo
We en- un lugar y su reproduction
en- uno o mas puntos distances.
Esto puede ser: ~novedades o u
cesos especiales. programs teatra
les o en- arenas. o escenas vistas
desde vehiculos en- la TERRA, en- ell
aire y en- ell mar.
La transmission de peliculas sono
ras Sc denomina television cinema
t~ografica, motion picture televi-
sion" o "telemovies".
La palabra television. Sc usa es-
pecialmente al tratarse de transmit
sion y reception de imagenes por
Was de radio. Pues cuando la comu
nicacion es obtenida alambricamen
tie, Sc emplea ell termino wire tele-
vision. Sin embargo. 81 Sc inaugu-
ra un servicio general donde Sc EN-
plee una onda de radio-frecuencia
"guiada" por conducto de lfneas de
luz, fuerza o telefonicas; entonces
esta limitacion del termino sc es-
pera que de~saparezca-
Transmission de retratos, foto-te-
legraffa o transmission de facsfmil
son tres terminus que implican la
transmission de f~otografias o cual
quier otra imagen que este en- pa
pei. Esto difiere de la television,
en- que la imagen transmitida tiene
que ser inmovil y ell receptor du
plica esa imagen generalmente en-
papel fotografico. de n manera
tambien inmovil.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

Ciudad de Mexico - 8 p. m. La
banda de Mineros y Zapadores del
ejercito mexicano, presentara un
programa selecto por la estacion
XECR, 40oS metros (7.3SO Kc.)
Ell ex-tesorero de la Liga de las
Naciones, Sir Herbert Ames, habla
rA por la estacion WIXAL de Bos-
ton sobre ell tema de las fabulosas
cantidades que las differences nacio
mes estan gastando en- pertrechos
de guerra y nj un centavo en- la pre-
vencion de ella TEMPO 5:45 p. m.
EST.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

grama de Carranza, felicitan-
dolo por la actitud que habia
asumido, e invitandolo para
que fuera a Cordoba, y asi
10 hizo.
En- Cordoba, Villarreal fue
recibido afectuosamente por
Carranza, quien desde luego
lie hizo saber que la primera
jefatura habfa resuelto rati-
ficarle ell nombramiento de
Comandante Militar en- los
Estados de Nuevo Leon. Ia
maulipas y Coahuila.
(continuara ell proximo
Domingo)
La opinión., 1936-01-26

raIes Hay Y Aguirre Benavi-
des. Villarreal salio de la ciu-
dad de Mexico. AL llegar a
Queretaro encontro que ell
general Pablo Gonzalez esta-
ba va en- pie de guerra y pre-
parandose para resistir ell
avance de los villistas en- ca
so de que estos intentaran la
ocupacion de la ciudad de
Mexico.
Gonzalez trataba de per-
suadir a Villarreal de que no
continuara ell viaje a Aguas-
calientes, haciendole yer los
numerosos peligros a que es-
taba expuesto y a la mutt
lidad de sus esfuerzos ten
dientes a evitar una nueva
lucha.
Sin embargo, ell general Vi
Ilarreal continue hasta Silao,
desde donde celebro una con-
ferencia telegrafica con ell
Presidente Provisional Eula-
lilo Gutierrez.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

AcalOrada Session

Como resultado de la declaration del senador &C.
raid P. Nye, de que Wilson habfa "fasifcado" los archi-
vos, Sc acusa a los miembros del comite de municiones
del Senado investigando la polithca extranjera de Estados
Unidos antes de particular EN- la guerra mundial, de ira
tar de manchar la reputation del P~residente Wilson. Aqui
aparece un aspeoto de la acalorada session.
-Foto I. 1. News
La opinión., 1936-01-26

adoptados y que revive mayor I'M
portancia es ell relacionado o Ia
confirmation de la posicion que
guardara la Universidad frente a
los sistemas de ensehanza, pues
nuevamente Sc ratified ell criterio
de que en- ella debe prevalecer Ia
lfbertad de cAtedra y Ell HIRE exa-
men.
!. Estando va por terminar Ell pc
rfodo de vacaciones ) proxima la
fecha que habran de reanudarse
las classes, sc acordo que debe adop
tarse como corriente f~iiosoffca en-
Ia ensehanza, tanto la espirituaiis-
ia como la mateTiaiista.
DIDO
La opinión., 1936-01-26

Continue su educaeT6n Dor medic
de Ia Iectura. Nuncs - tards para
sprender. Pida hoy nlsmo nusstro
cataIoeo do libros GRATIS. - L.
BRERiA LOZANo. 203 North los
La opinión., 1936-01-26
Ell ROMPiMIENTC

Con los generates Hay y
Aguirre Benavides, me en-
cuentro en- esta poblacion de
paso para AguascaIientes, lie
La opinión., 1936-01-26
Cine 8 Tecmica
por EDMUNDo GUERRERO

Soeiedad de lngenieros Cinemstogrsficos , de Ia
Sociedad Acustiea de America
La opinión., 1936-01-26
PRoeRAMA DE oNDA coRTA

(Contlnuara la proxima semana)
Evening star., 1936-05-24

~INCE the early days of motoring
- there have been many changes in
- the apparatus designed to keep
drivers posted as to any sensational
developments under the hood. In the
first cars there was little or none Of
this form of affectatlon. If you smelt
burning you suspected that the engine
might be too hot and when your feet
burst into flames your impressions
were confirmed.
The temperature of the water in
.tne radiator was parallel case. Steam
coming out of the radiator indicated
that the water was boiling. and
radiator that slowly became lncandes-
cent showed that it had finished doing
So That was about all there was to
go on.
In those days motorists were motor
lists Nowadays things are made so
easy for them that they cavll at hav-
ing to carry out the simplest roadside
repair. such as slipping in new crank
shaft or even removing the body to
fit new dash-llght.
The history OF the dashboard is
interesting. From its humble begin
ming as the thing that kept the two
sides of the car from falling apart, it
rapidly became the center OF interest.
This encouraged the experts to per
severe until they had evolved every
instrument that could possibly convey
any sort of anxiety to the mind of the
driver.
As help to the driver, we now give
in simple language a general guide to a
few of the various complications that
he may from time to time discover in
or near the instrument board.
|. Oil Gauge. This is a little
clock with only one hand. which moons
vaguely about. A sudden return to
zero can mean a hundred different
things to the expert. but never more
than one to the beginner, who won't
have noticed anything anyway.
2. Speedometer. =. This is another
and slightly larger clock, also with one
hand. 1t is linked up with the wheels
in some way, and the original idea
was that when you were doing 40 miles
.".- +he "aiIA
Nowadays speeds have increased so
much that when the hand points to 30
Evening star., 1936-05-24

you are doing 60. and when it points
to 10 you are probably in reverse.
3. Radiator Temperature. A
great many cars have got a little
device which tells you if the water
in your radiator is too hot If it keeps
on pointing to boiling, you need new
fan belt. or new radiator. or new
engine or else new little device.
4. Ammcter " This is for measur-
ing electricity and is easily recognized,
being the only dial that has nought in
the middle, and scores both above ana
below the line. 1t is the most pictur-
esque means of knowing If your bat
terry is discharging - but not the most
usual.
). Rev. Counter. E. This. in spite
OF its name. is purely secular instru-
ment. 1t tells you how fast your engine
is going. and, if you watch it carefully
enough, you can charge gear abso-
lutely noiselessly - apart from the
tlnkling of glass as you drive through a
shop window in the process.
s. Clock. E. This is just the same
as any ordinary clock. except that it
always points to ten past seven
Evening star., 1936-05-24
THIS WEEK
The Spiders S Touch
Continued from poge six
Continued from poge six

I'm all right, It's only my hand"
he answered IL ncked it on the
broken glass. shining over that in
fernal wall. But they got poor Ned.
I'm afraid"
She clasped her hands tightly to-
gether. The Major? You don't mean
he's
I'm afraid so. They opened fire on
him from window as he was hammer
ing at the door. | left Wolf to look
after him and made dash for the
back. Poor old Ned!" He paused.
Has Grundt talked to you YETI"
Patricia bowed her head. lie wants
halt million for the plans" She told
briefly of the interview.
Dallas nodded. Il think Grundt'S
getting ready to bolt Down at the
private airfield in the grounds here.
three men are tuning up that plane of
yours. Grundt himself went down af-
ter the shooting, to hurry them up -
that's how | managed to slip upstairs
after getting in through window in
the basement. With these three assls-
tant murdererS away at the r-field,
SO far as know only Grundt and DR..
Keller are left in the house - oh, and
Evening star., 1936-05-24
THIS WEEK

ITS a regular fortress i had
quite a job to get in," he observed.
But here | am" His glance shifted
to Fame This is your brother, isn't
it? He's very like you"
who's this?" said Fame grufily.
Its Robert Dallas - one of the
men spoke Of" Patricia replied.
Dallas nodded coolly to Fame.
You've had rough time" he said
to him. I'm glad it's no worse. How
do you feel?"
Pm all right" was the rather un-
gracious reply,
His memory has come back" the
girl explained in an aside to Dallas.
But he must take it easy. We must
get him out of here"
Fame overheard her. I've told my
sister," he broke in, I'm not going
until I've recovered that packet that
was stolen from me"
Dallas laughed drily. Don't let
that worry you 1t was hard enough
getting in; but it's going to be the
devils own business getting out.
The girl was staring at Dallas hand.
You're wounded - they've shot
you?' she exclaimed.
Evening star., 1936-05-24

come to the hotel -- he sent word that
he was waiting for me at some cafe
on the waterfront, remember taking
a taxi there. going upstairs. but after
that . ID. 4" He claspcd his head in his
hands.
Patricia lifted a tear stained face.
Don't bother trying to think back,
Jimmy boy. Nothing matters, now
that I've found you again"
His bewildered air was clearing.
Now his eyes snapped angrily and he
squared his jaw, sticking out his
underlip in way she remembered of
old But it does matter" he retorted
obstinately Il had to collect packet
from this man - I'll get his name
in minute and bring it back to
London. 1t was most important, the
Ambassador told me"
Patricia had run to the door and
opened it fraction, listening. Now
she closed it hurriedly and came back.
'It would take too long to tell you
now" she said. 1--WE haven't any time
- we've got to get out Of here"
Jimmy grabbed her wrist. Not un-
til l know what became of that
packet"
"You we're robbed, Jimmy"
Robbed? BY whom?"
This girl of yours, Arlette Las
sagne; she was spy"
The boys face was blank with con-
sternation. "Arlette? 1t isn't possible.
Why. she was with me only -"
Violently he pulled his sister toward
him. rs that why she ran away?"
And, Patricia remaining silent. he
went on, frowning, Its true. she was
the only one who knew was going to
Hamburg. She followed me there -
she said her brother had been arrested
by the Nazis" He glanced wildly
about him. Where is she? They kept
on telling me they were taking me to
her"
Patricia put her arms about him
again. You must forget about her.
Jimmy"
He shook her off. Whose house is
this?"
1T belongs to man named Grundt.
Arlette betrayed you to him."
I've heard that name recently.
Watt" He pressed his fingers to his
temples. rs it big man who's lame
and bawls at you?"
She gazed at him aghast. "Oh,
Jimmy! You've seen him?"
''He was up here with the doctor
chap this afternoon. He asked me
lot of questions. but can't think
what they were"
Its he who has those plans you
were sent to FETCH" Patricia said,
watching her brother anxiously. "He
intends to sell them back to you - for
half million dollars"
Half a mil - !" He broke off.
Like hell he will. Where is he? Take
me to him = I've got to get that
packet
Patricia had returned to the door
and was listening again. Now she
stepped in front of him as he came
storming towards her. Jimmy" she
cried, clinging to him, you don't
understand. We're prisoners here, you
and |. and the house is full of this
mans people. There's someone NOV
ing in the corridor outside now, but
once things quiet down, we'll slip out
of this room of yours and hide some
where until we see chance to escape"
BY this time young Fame had
thrown off his lassitude. Escape,
nothing! I'm not leaving without that
packet"
Patricia stamped her foot. You've
got to do as l say Helps on the way.
sent three men over from America
to find you. believe that shooting we
heard just now means that they've
arrived 49,.
The words died on her lips for, with
Evening star., 1936-05-24
May "a, 1896

She's my jaller. She stole my pocket
book with all my money"
Fame had swung to Dallas. And
you think that you and can't take on
couple of 'heinies' and an old woman,
is that it," he demanded truculcntly.
Swiftly the other turned on him.
''All that matters to you IS to recover
that packet and complete your mis-
sion. You can't do that if you get shot.
And | don't suppose you're ANXIOUS to
cough up half million dollars either.
Very well then. You keep out of this
and leave it to your sister and me"
The young man flushed angrily.
You can't give me orders
Dallas glanced at Patricia. You
haven't told him - about the Feds?"
She shook her head and the English
man spoke to Fame again You don't
realize it. he said quietly, but you're
in mess. The State Department be
lieves you sold those plans to Grundt."
With fists clenched Fame sprang at
him. Its filthy lie''
I'VE know it lie. but the fact re-
mains that u. S. secret service men
are at Salzburg, only a matter of
twenty-five miles from here, look
ing for you to arrest you
ITO arrest me? You're kiddingr'
The boy was aghast.
What we have to do is to get you
and those plans away before these
men nab you. Wen run you back to
London where you can hand those
plans over to your Chief Now. will
you kindly shut upr'
Dallas turned to the door Patricia
qualled at his grave look as he came
back. Fame had flung himself full
length on the bed Dallas said
to the girl, "Grundt hasn't finished
with you yet. you realize that?"
She nodded her head Il know
Hes bound to return to the charge
When he does. temporize. If the worst
comes to the worst. give him his code
word, but not the right one. believe
he's planning to take you and your
brother away with him in your plane
to Paris to keep you as hostages there
until the moneys paid over Well, he
mustn't - you'll have to try and hold
him."
What are Won going to do?"
Get those plans before Grundt
sends for you again"
"Alone?"
Dallas shrugged 1T depends on
what the situation is downstairs.
You re crazy. He esraglng
He nodded Il know. He's tasted
blood" lie paused. "Arlette Las
sagne 80"
It's true. them" Her voice trem-
bled. "IIe told ME. but | couldn't
believe it. it was so horrible i
thought he was trying to scare me"
Stay here with your brother" said
Dallas. Don't let him do anything
sllly The house is buzzing with them.
for all we know. If get the plans, I'll
try and come back here and the three
OF US will have to make dash for that
plane of yours Meanwhile. if you do
see Grundt - play for tImcr
A finger to his lips, he opened the
door, holding it slightly ajar. From
somewhere close at hand. shambling
football came to their strained ears.
Patricia caught his arm. Frau
Schrattn' she whispered in dismay.
Dallas did not close the door but set
his foot against it, braclng it by the
handle. The shuffiing footstep came
nearer, its faint rustic mingled now
with the chink of crockery
"Grundt sent her to fetch me some
food" Patricia whispered to Dallas.
She'll go to my room on the floor
above this and find me missing"
He laughed noiseessly. so much
the better if she has to hunt for you.
Give us more time"
Stay here with us" she pleaded
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-25
Market Quotations
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 25. (UP) Sell
ing in steel shares unsettled inc
stock market today after majority
Of issues had risen substantially IN
heavy trading in the early dealings.
steel common lost points,
Youngstown more than s. and Beth
lehem more than ,. others were
down correspondingly. Traders were
alarmed over the situation ahead IN
the industry The operating rate is
around the highest levels in years
because of heavy orders to get
under the line ahead of the thlrd
Quarter price increases. Dltt1cuI-
ties include prospect OF labor tur-
MOL. and government prosecutor. n
Rubber shares succumbed TO re-
ports the anticipated price advance
for tires would not materiallZe. L
:. Rubber common lost more than
, points and the preferred more than
5. Goodyear was off nearly polnl.
Clrysler opened at its best price
since 1929 AT l1Ola up IA and later
fell nearly 8 points from that leNel
u 4 net loss of more than point
other motors moved in similar
course. Motor equipments had
good morning under the lead or
motor products which hit new
high at SSA up pa. They eased
y Al A5ehlson lost ? points otSoI and 2s;}y New
were down fractions TO point.
Utilities gave ground grudgingly
with the exception of Consolidated
Edison, the recent faYorite, which
was down a point. Communications
dipped with American Telephone off
more than a poin tafter touching
10 for a small gain. Some of the
oils were higher.
V o l u m approXimated 100000
shares compared with 100000
shares yesterday. Curb sales were
274 900 shares compared with 20S,000
shares yesterday.
Dow Jones preliminary closing av-
eragcs 1864 off 2.O2; railroad 47.65
off 0.24, utility S2.7S off 0.47.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-25
Woman Arraigned
In Assault Action

Continued From Page u
He declared he mad been a patient
at the county hospital until re-
GENTLY.
The Jackson woman is said to
have been the companion of Rob
ert Thompson, who is serving a
term in San Quentin penitentiary
after conviction in the Infamous
Culberson case involving vice con-
ditions said to have existed in
Westmorland.
Those present in the justice
court room during the arraign-
ment included three feminine
companions OF the Jackson wo-
man; Milt Green, Negro saloon
keeper of Brawley, and D. R. Con-
over, northend resident.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-25
Senator Defends
Broken Promise
Platform Charges
(Continued from Page 1

the committee was preparing for a
candidate whom it knew to be out
of sympathy with the platform.
Robinson said President Roose-
Velt's administration has faithful
" complied" with the spirit of the
Chicago platform promises.
IF there has been a partial de
parture as to the letter of the planks
in that platform relating to econ
omy and balancing the budget" he
added, that failure is attributable
to the constantly changing condi-
tionS and necessities, and to the
guerrilla warfare of the Republican
party"
After sketching the national sit
uation during II years of Republi-
can rule, Robinson replied to many
issues raised by the Republican
platform:
Sound money: United States
currency is the soundest and best
in all the world, and we propose to
keep it So"
Tariff: ITO repeal this law Te-
ciprocal trade treaties) and those
embargoes will virtually mean the
end of our foreign commerce i.
Under the Republican policy sur
pluses will continue to pile up in
the home market to the ruin of Am
erican producers"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-25
Los ANGELES STOCKS

Los ANGELES, June 25. UPl=
Hudson Motors reached a new high
for the year during an early session
on the Los Angeles stock exchange
today that saw IA issues sinking.
eight rising and seven unchanged.
Volume approNimated 10000 shares.
Hudson rose 4 to II on 100 shares.
Douglas Aircraft showed a broad
gain here of 5is with sale of 100
at 6Sas but this was 3 down from
the New York close last night.
Gladding Mclean scared IL point,
to II on 100. Byron jackson iumped
y TO 27l2 on 200.
Universal Consolidated oil slump.
ed y to 22Si on 200 share. RoIsa
Chlca A IS TO rs on 300 con.
solldated rose IS to 1875 on 400
L. \. Gas & Electric sIinned +
u 1l4A on 20 shares and Associate
Gas, Is 10 Is on 100 while Pacifi,
Public Service edged up i to e,
Transamerica on sales 700 at 13a.
was off a. az 80
Security, First National Bank
edged up Is to $685. on 200.