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Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15
Hold Your Non By Keeping Beautiful
After Marriage Is Aduice TO Wires

rise early enough to tidy herself a
bit before her family leaves for the
day. If she hasn't time for q cool
shower, she can at least cleanse
her face, hands, teeth and nails,
arrange her hair neatly, and slip
into a fresh house dress. She will
give her folks a pleasing impress
sion of her freshness and charm If
she does this.
The housewife should perform
her heaviest and grubbiest house.
hold tasks in the morning, and
save her lighter ones for the after
noon. At noontime she should
freshen her face and cleanse her
hands before she lunches, even If
hubby isn't there to see her. And
her lunch should be well-balanced,
and not pickup affair hurriedly
consumed.
Wise Routine
Finish your household tasks dur
ing the afternoon, If you're wee
WiiiC LIZ liioOC iiSlitCA Sdoho lCh
surely, so that you do not get your
nerves in an uproar. Then, before
dinner, take a quick, tepid bath,
cleanse your face and hands, mani
cure your nails and slip into a
fresh frock. After this apply your
makeup, rearrange your hair-and
you will feel refreshed and ready to
greet your returning hubby with q
CHEEKY smile.
Then, of course, before retiring
at night, you should remove all
makeup, cleanse your teeth, brush
your hair and take warm, cleans
ing bath.
The wise little wife who wishes
to retain her husbands love and
admiration should budget her time
so that several days during the
week she can devote an hour oi
so to giving her hands, nails, Skin
and hair special treatments.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15
Poems That Live
o FAIR. o SWEET!

o FAIR. o SWEET!
. fair o sweet! when | do look on
thee,
III whom all joys so we'll agree,
Heart and soul do sing in me,
Just accord all music makes;
In thee just accord excelleth,
Where each part in such peace
dwelleth,
One Of other beauty takes.
Since, then, truth to all minds
tcllcth
That in thee lives harmony
Heart and soul do sing in me.
Sir Philip Sidney
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15
Anger Will
Make Folk
Grow Old
Getting Very Mad
Bad for Heart of
Middle Aged
By LOGAN CLENDENrNG. NJ. D.

BIZ LOGAN CLENDENTNG. NJ. ID.
ibid NOT see much of my old
friend, DR.. Adrian Gibbs. during
the election campaign. When l did,
he showed no disposition to dis
cuss the issues, although would
have liked an expression from
him, even IN terms of that placid
calm which characterizes most Of
his utterances. Now that it is all
over, he broke his silence, the
other evening.
"You know this business of peo-
pie dying by the side of the radios
when they hear one of Al Smiths
speeches, which I read about few
weeks ago before the dreadful de-
cision had been made, ought to be
an awful lesson to the rest of US.
do you think that one of Al
Smiths speeches Is worth dying
over?
.Prize fights, too, and the world
series-somebody died at the Joe
Louis -Sharkey announcement over
the radio, and one of the world
series games.
Most of these people who
passed on were in middle age. You
hear a lot of warnings about how
middle-aged people shouldn't take
any violent exercise. But I really
believe that getting good and
angry is ten times as bad for
middle-aged vascular system as
any amount of exertion.
Get Angry Easily
And they seem to do it so cas-
lily. I can name you half dozen
men who have got themselves
worked up so about this campaign,
that they have aged ten years
since June. I saw one Of them the
other day in my Office. He took
to his bed Wednesday after elec-
ton, and is only now getting
around with the aid of cane. His
pulse rate varies from AZ per min
ute to 90 per minute from time to
time, and it's as irregular as a
kids who is about to propose mar
riage for the first time.
''Yes, after middle age they get
mad pretty easy. There's my old
friend, DR.. Will, one of the finest
fellows you ever knew; he has
perfectly even disposition-he's
mad all the time. / suppose by
the time you have lived so years
you have taken so much trouble to
form your opinions that you think
they are something sacred, and
when they get upset or challenged
il lust naturally causes an explo-
sion.
..Of course, the reason they die
hanging on the radio is that when
they get mad tEey pump two or
three large hypoderrlies o. adren-
ain into their systems. 1t comes
from their own aGrenalin factory
in the adrenal gland. ard it raises
Their blood pressure ard Stimulate
Their heart rate Just Ike tie
adrenaln you buy ct the drug
store. until finally they Rave a
blow out. TIE ones that come to
me are all worried about the ef-
tect of coffee and tea and tobacco
on their hearts, wncn they oughi
to be worrying about what some
thing inside OF them does to theil
hearts.
And 1t isn't only the physical
effect, it is what happens to your
poise. It's a dreadful thing to see
a man lose control of his soul. Ano
for a bunch of politicians! | know
the political boss Of a large city
He deals with botn sides. His
opinion of them is quite simple. He
gave 1t to me last summer. They
are all punks They can't do any
real harm. OF course. with their
horsing around they can ruin youi
business. This country amt fool
proof But they can't damage youl
SOUL"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15
Fills Many Needs

There is probably no piece of
furniture in the home which has so
many convenient uses as the fold
ing bridge table. In addition to
serving as the battle-ground of an
occasional evening game, it makes
an excellent playable for the kid
dies, and a good writing desk for
home work after school.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15

kitchen which would serve as a
breakfast nook.
The master bedroom is the same
size as the living room, with two
closets, a convenience that every
family will appreciate. And there
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15

A popular fall skirt is OF wool
flannel with q series of four kick
pleats, sewn down to few inches
above the hem and then released,
producing hem fullness.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15
By MRS. MARY MORTON
Menu Hint

BY MRS. MARY MORTON
Menu Hint
Roast Pork Dressing
Riccd Potatoes
Baked Acorn Squash
Cranberry Salad Suet Pudding
Coffee
This is what would be termed q
hearty" meal wouldn't it? The
recipe for suet pudding will serve
six. l made it the other day and
found it good. The cookbook
from which l took it-an old one
recommended a liquid sauce to
ccrvc With Il, but | made hard
sauce and found 1t very satigfac-
tory.
Today's Recipes
CRANBERRY SALAD - Pre-
pare lemon gelatin according to
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15
FACTS AND FANCIES
Add Bind to Meringue

When making lemon pie CRATE a
teaspoon of the rind and add it to
the beaten egg white. This gives
both color and flavor to the me-
ringue.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15

are two good-sized chambers be-
sides.
Size of the main building is 34
feet by "a feet. Size over all, 43
by 80 feet. The house contains
25 1000 cubic feet of space.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15

Married and husband adores her.
And that's because they simply do
not know how to utilize their time
to the best advantage. What the
average housewife needs is a good
daily routine to follow.
The modern wife always should
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15
Wife Preservers

To clean ivory knife or fork
handles, use lemon and salt. II
badly stained, wet with the mix
ture and put in sun to bleach.
Repeat operation if necessary.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15

For egg stains, wash in cold wa
ter and apply carbon tetrachloride
when dry.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15
That Damned" Spot

These suggestions come from the
National Dry Cleaners association:
For coffee stains, pour boiling
water through the stain while it is
still fresh.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-15

Wash chocolate and cocoa stains
out with soap and cold water.
Blood stains are removed with
cold water. Ink, while still fresh,
can often be removed by thick
coating of absorbent powder. Re-
move the powder as it becomes
soiled, replacing with a fresh sup
ply. Remaining ink can be soaked
out In milk.
Perfumes are removable with al
cohol. A light scorch stain can be
removed from wool by brushing 1t
with an emery board For fresh
grass stains use hot water and soap
as In ordinary laundering.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

Pattern H-3l9l. TWO PIECE
DRESS. Smartly illustrating one of
the seasons favorite vogues is this
combination of gray wool jacket and
novelty wool plaid skirt in red green
and gray The pleated skirt is
stitched to achieve slim hip lines and
the trim fly front Jacket is double
breasted with modified shoulder full
ness and man-tailored cuffs. Pat
tern is designed for sizes II. IA, 16, l3
and 20 80 to 38 BUST. Size IA re-
quires ll2 yards of 54-inch fabric for
the jacket. 2i2 yards for the skirt.
collar and cuffs.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

Pattern H 5000.
LOUNGNG PAJA-
MAS. Here's real
comfort-in style
after a busy day.
Frances Drake likes
these smart paja-
mas chiefly because
Of the trim tailored
features that mean
you may feel per-
fectly at ease should
company drop in
Unexpectedly during
the lounging hour.
Pattern is designed
for sizes IL, IA. l6. 1S
and 20 80 to 38
BUST. Size 16 re-
quires 5as yards of
9-inch material and
3i2 yards of 1o4-
inch bias binding
for trimming.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

New Drip Grind Maxwell House. For
it is always uniform. Every pound is
ground exactly alike. Never coarse.
Never powdery. Always-ground to
exactly the right degree of hneness for
making superlative drip coffee.
FRESH As THE VERY HOUR
IT LEFT THE ROASTING OVEN
The New Drip Grind Maxwell House
comes to you fresh, Of course. Not days
fresh, but bours fresh. For it is packed
in the super-vacuum, Vita-Fresh can
the one sure way to bring you coffee
that is truly roaster-fresh.
Why not get can of the New Drip
Grind Maxwell House tomorrow! If
you prefer percolated or boiled coffee,
ask your grocer for the Regular Grind.
Both are products of General Foods.
Corr
Evening star., 1936-11-22

lire you one of the millions
of men and uomen who prefer
drip coffee to any other kind?...
Then there's a real thrill coming
to you - ,ol,en you taste your
first cup of the Ne,p Drip Grind
Maa,UeH House!
For here is the worlds most famous
blend of choice coffees-in the perfect
grind for drip coffee making.
How incomparably delicious it is!
Smooth and mellow, with rich, full
bodied goodness that you have never
tasted in any drip coffee before.
PERFECT RESULTS - ALWAYS
You can count on getting these same
delicious results every time with the
Evening star., 1936-11-22

Smart Styles Easily Made
A crisp tailored outfit, an attractive
daytime dress and styles last word in
lounging pajamas. There is cleverly
simplified pattern for each.
La opinión., 1936-01-25
40, 900 Desfilan Ante
ell CadaVer del Rev
United Press Para LA OPINION

United Press Para LA OPINION
.LONDRES, Enero a. Miles y
miles de personals comenzaron a
desfilsr hoy junto al catafalco que
guarda los restos del Rey Jorge V,
cxpuestos en-. el PaIaeio de West
minister.
a las 8 de la manana, cuando Sc
oyeron las imponentes campanadas
del Big Ben, Sc abrieron las puer-
tas de la Abadia para que comen
cara la triste procession de sdhdi-
tos, y cinco horas despues, median-
to calculo bien Observable que Sc
hiZo, habian pasado mas de 10000
personals en- respetuoso ~silencio. pa
ra yer en- muerte a SUI querido mo-
narca. .fe -
Sc cree que para ell lunes a las
10 de la noche habran pasado por
ell gran salon mas de III million de
personals de todas las classes socia-
les de Londres y de las p~rovincias.
al medic dfa de hoy, habia una
hilera de mas de una milla de ex-
tension. de a cuatro, en- fondo, que
sin detencion pero nj prisas. pa
saba junto al ataGd de roble en-
que Sc guardian los restos del mo-
narca.
Siete mujeres, de las primeras
que entraron al salon, cayeron des.
mayadas q pocos pasos de donde
Sc eneuentra ell feretro en- medic
de ropajes y ~tspiceria purpura v
nesrs, siendo lIevadas a los hos
pitsIes de emergeneia a
La opinión., 1936-01-25
NTEGRAN Ell NUEVO
GABINETE FRANCES

PARIS, enero 24.-(UPj.-El Sc
nador Albert Sarraut logro formar
hoy su gabinete, cumpliendo con la
comision que lie dio ell Presidente
Lebrun.
Ell gobierno, que es ell 1910. de la
Tercera Republica, quedo integral
do asl:
Premier y Ministro del Interior,
Sarraut; Vice-Premier y Justicia,
won Delbos; Relaciones, Pierre
E ienne Flandin: Guerra. General
Louis Maurin; Marina, Francois
-~'ietri; Aviacion, Laurent Eynac;
Correos, Georges Mandel; Marina
Mercante. Andre Bardon: Hacienda.
Marcel Regnier; Concrete, Georges
Bonnet: Trabajo, Louis Frossard;
Agriculture, Paul Thellier; Colonias.
Jacques Stern; Pensiones, Andre
Besse, veterano nance; Obras Pn-
blicas.-Camille Chautemps; Salu-
bridad. Louis Nicolle. Comunira-
clones, Georges Mandell; Educa-
cion, Henry Guernot.
La opinión., 1936-01-25
MANIFESTATION
QUE FRACASA
La nolicia Sc opuso a la de
los 4.00O empIeados de
la w. P. A.

Una manifestation de protesta
en- la que Sc esperaba tomarian
parte mas de $4,000 personals de las
que estSn ocupadas en- trabajcs ie
rehabilitation, fue sehalada para
aver a las $3.50 de la tarde fijan-
dose la plaza de los m~exioanos co.
mo punto de partida, pero los pre-
parativos fracasaron en- virtud de
las medidas de la policia.
Para las . de la tarde Sc haitian
reunido alrededor de 1000 de los
Que iban a tomar parte en- ell des-
file. con un canton en- ell que ha-
bfan instalado un microfono y am
plificadores. pero va estaban mas
de 100 agentes de la policia, arma-
dos de garrotes. bombas de gases
lIacrimantes y otras rmas de com
bate generalmente empleadas con-
ira las multitudes desarmadas.
Con an~tarioridad Sc anuncio a
los proponentes y or~ganizadores de
la manifestation que esta no SO
llevaria a cabo con ell c%onsenti-
miento de la poIicia-
La opinión., 1936-01-25
~VII.L.ARREAL SERA CAN
DIDATO A SENADOR
cIUDAp DE MEXIco, En

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero "a.
-(Exclusivo).-Que los liGeres opo-
sici i.istas han venido celebrando
reuniones con ell objeto de reiniciar
sus actividades politicas con mott
vo dc las elecciones para goberna-
dores y %senadores en- Julio proximo.
es 10 que Sc dijo hoy en- los centres
polfticos autorizados.
Un nuevo partido de la oposicio1.
que estara ligado al Partido Social
Democratico que dirige ell periods.
ia Diego Arenas GuzmAn, esta a
punto de ser organizado, agregan
los informantes.
En- los centres oposicionistas no
Sc MEGA la version. sabiendose que
entire los iideres del nuevo partido
estara Ell general Antonio |. Villa
real. quien proba hlemente sc pre-
sentara como candidate a senador
en- Ell Estado de Nuevo Leon.
La opinión., 1936-01-25
SALVAnO P0R e. ANO
NUEVO CHINO

Rafael Rojas. de 80 amos de edad.
me puesto en- libertad aver. y no
porque los jueces 10 hallaran mo
cente del cargo que Sc lie hacfa, ST.
n pordue le ventilation de su ca
so coincidio con Ell aho nuevo de los
limos.
la ,Csa fue asi;
Roias fue arrestado, acusado de
haher gnlpeado o una botella a
Raymond zip, en- I'm restaurant del
China town. Aver en- la tarde fue
llamado a la corte. para responder
al cargo que Sc lie hacia, pero gu
acu dor ell chino Zip. no Sc pre-
1ent6 a declarar porque, de acuer
20 con su religion. lie esta vedado
iedIcarse a cualquier actividad en-
al Ano Nuevo.
El juez resolvio poner en- lihertad
a Roias. por no existir ninguna acu-
sacion concrete en- su case.
La opinión., 1936-01-25
de Roosevelt en- la CGimara
Los C'hinOs
Festejan ell
AnO NueVO

Gong jay, fat ehoy", era Ia
salutaeion que Sc ola Ell dia de
aver en- boea de los ehinos en-
las GALES de su barrio, mientras
que chicos y grandes Sc entire
tenian en- quemar ehieharrss y
tronadores de su TERRA.
Aquella expression es ell squi-
vaiente de nuestro "Feliz Ano
Nuevo", porque aver eomenza.
ron ell de ellos, de acuerdo con
su antique calendario imperial.
La celebration durara dos Sc
ana complete, que es 10 que
ordenan las VIeJas costumbres
de los moneoles, con distintss
ceremonies p1blicas en- que pre-
dominara Ia quemazon de cohe
ties y demas fuesos artificiales
traidos del Oriente, pero Sc anun
clio que este ano no habra ell
bale del dragon. "See Gee, que
es de mucho simbolismo reli-
gioso, pero que en- su luear Sc
presentars ell "baiIe del leon"
ell domingo proximc, en- la Gale
San Pedro, entire las GALES Mo-
vena y Deeima.
Un srupo de representatives
de la Chinese Consolidated Ben
evolent Association. tornado por
"tonss" o maffias y que en- al
eunos casos, como ell ~presente,
funcions como Camara de Co
mercio, Sc ~present6 a las auto
ridades de policia a solieitar per-
misc para sus festejos, compro-
metiendose . paoar drhos y per.
i~uicios que resulten de la que
maz6n de ehieharras, tronadores
y "trioui-tracas", como les La
man elios.
La opinión., 1936-01-25
ES HERIDO UNO
DE LOS NEGROS
DESCOTTSBORO
AL ser llevado a una dill
gencia. trato de matar a
un policia

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama, enero
"a. -Enloquecido por su ansia de
recobrar la libertad. Ozia Powell, de
ochenta Y nueve amos de edad. uno
de los nueve negros detenidos en-
conexion con el ruidoso case de
asalto de Scottsboro. trat6 de huir
hoy en- la noche y fue balaceado Y
herido de gravedad por un deputy
sheriff de Alabama.
Dos horas mas tarde, ell Gober-
nador Birbh Graves ordeno la con-
contraction de un fuerte numero de
miembros de la Guardia Nacionai
ell las afueras de la prlsi6n para
que ayuden a los c%eladores en- un
case de emergencia.
Powell Y SIS companeros eran
transladados de Ia corte a Ia pri-
sion cuando sacando una navajo Sc
lanzo sobre un deputy sheriff in
f~lingiendole p~rofunda crtada FL
sheriff J. s. Sandlin. del Cndado de
Morgan. saco su revolver e hizo
tuego sobre Powell hiriendolo nor
talmente.
Powell Sc hallaba esposado con
Roy Wright y Clarence l,orris. dos
de los ~acusados.
Sandlin declara que. encontran-
dose en- ell asiento delantero del au-
tor OWL motto. por medic del espejo,
que Powell extraia una navajo de
SUI bolsa v Sc ianzaba sobre 81. In
mediatamente. anade. hizo fuego
sobre 81. inflingiendole I'M herida
en- la caheza.
d acuerdo con los deputy she
riffs, los tres negros flieron haiados
del caro- descubri-ndose que dos de
ellos Than armados.
La opinión., 1936-01-25
Sc RECRUDECE
La ONDA FRA
Las ventiscas causan gran
des perdidas en- una vas
ia region

United Press para LA ORlNION
CHICAGO, Illinois, Enero "a. -
Ell reerudecimiento de la onda fra
que ha venido azotando a 10 largo
de las Montahas Rocallosas, Gauss
de nuevo ell descenso de la tempe
ratura en- cast la mitad del pals,
que hs sido presa durante los Ill
limos dos dias, con Ell resultado de
mas de 100 muertos.
Aunque ligeramente Sc modero
kota Y Nebraska hasta Nueya
York, una nueva corriente acorn
panada de vientos huracanados lle-
vo fuertes ventiscas hasta ell Ii
toral Atlantico.
La nieve estuvo cayendo desde
anoche y hoy en- Ia mafana en- ca
81 TODD 10 que comprenden los Es-
tados de Wyoming, South Dakota,
Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri
e Illinois, registrandose la mas ba-
ia temperature en- algunas zonas
de Missouri, donde los termometros
volvieron q marcar 40 grades bajo
Zero.
Las perdidas materiaIes han ST.
do cuantiosas, i~ncluyendose en- es.
tas las o~casionadas por los incen-
dios que Sc han registrado con mo-
two de defectuosos sistemas de ca
Iefacci6n. ?
Al Norte de Nueva York hubo
incendios que destruyeron mas de
$3.50, 100000 de propiedad, dejando
a los RESIDENCES a MERGED de Is
intemperie, IN plena calle. hasta
que las autoridades Sc hicieron
eargo de ellos para darles refugio
los h%ospitales.
La opinión., 1936-01-25
GOLPE AL OSORNISMO
EN- QUERETARO

CuERGTARo. Que, enero "a. -
(Hila Directo).- FL ex Gobernado'
de Queretaro, Saturnino o%sornio,
suf"i6 un rudo golpe hoy, cuando .
tiobernador Rodriguez Familiar d,
puso al ayuntamiento osornista sus
tituyehdolo por una iunta civil.
Sc teme que un mOmento a otro
Ia Legislature Local. infegrada POI
osornistas. intehte derrocar al Go
bernador Rodriguez Familiar.
La opinión., 1936-01-25
DESERTAN $50 DE LAS
TROPAS ITALIANAS

LoNDRES, enero 24.-(UP).-El
corresponsal DEL Exchange Tele-
graph en- Nairobi. Kenya, anuncia
que $50 nativos. que habfan perte-
necido a las tropas itslianas, deser-
taron al Mariscal Pietro Badoglio,
cruzando la frontera por Kenya.
L. desertores entergaron sus ar
mas a las autoridades ~inglesas, ana
de el mensaje.
La opinión., 1936-01-25
BANS
AbIS|N|AS EN-
UNA BATALLA
La victoria es reclamada
por los italianos; 1900
italianos muertos
Desertaron $50 nativos en-
lrolados en- las tropas tia
Iianas de ocupacion
corresponsal de la United Press y
LA OPINION
Por v. M. plNklEY

ROMA, enero 24.-Una completa
victoria fue reciamada por los tia
lianos hoy en- un sangriento COM
bate de tres dias que Sc registro en-
ell Norte de Abisinia, de acuerdo con
boletines oficiales expedidos aqui.
No menos de tres mil baJas. entire
muertos y heridos. tuvieron los abb
sinios, de acuerdo con la misma in
formation
FL Mariscai Pietro Badoglio. o
mandante en- jefe de las fuerzas
italianas. inici6 la ofensiva ell mar
ties pasado. tratando de lograr ell
control de yarias posiciones estra-
tegicas del norte del pals.
La opinión., 1936-01-25
MAS CARGOS CONTRA
MATIAS RAMOS
ciupAp DE MEXICO. Enero "a

ciuDAD DE MEXICO. Enero "a
-(Exclusivo). - Nuevamente han
llovido hoy ~acusaciones contra ell
Gobernador del Estado de Zacate-
cas- general Matfas Ramos
De haber reiniciado una severa
persecution contra los grupos po-
Iiticos que SO oponen a su admins
TRACTION. es acusado ell Gobernador
Ramos.
Segun los a~cusadores, no menos
do velnte personals han sldo dete
midas en- la ciudad de zacatecas en-
las oltimas ve~inticuatro horaS
La opinión., 1936-01-25
A T~RANQuiLiDAD

No obstante la seriedad del moyi
q iento. la ciudad Sc e~ncuentra Ell
relativa calma. patruiladas sus ca
Hes por fuerzas montadas del 20.
regimiento.
Han ocurrido algunos encuentros
a mano limpia entire pequehos CRU
pos de huelguistas y elementos GRO
mistas que son los dnicos Cue 81
suen trabajando, pero por 10 demas
no ha habido hechos escandalosos.
Los PARTICIPATES lideres del moVi-
miento s~alieroh hoy para la capital
de Mexico, IIamados, seg1n Sc di-
ce, por ell p~residente Csrdenas, que
Sc ~esfuerza por resolver Ell conflie
to, va que las sestiones concilisto-
rias de las autoridades del trabsio
han fraeasaoo por complete.
Para la misma capital sali6 el go
bernador Mijares Palencia, para In
fo~mar personalmente al prime
mandatario respecto a Ia situaci6n
que preValece,
La opinión., 1936-01-25
PORTES GIL SALIO A DU.
RANG0 AVER

cIuoAD DE MEXICO, enero "a.
-(Hilo Dierc.o).-Far& asistir a la
Convention Agraria, el licenciado
Emilio Portes Gil. Presidente del
Partido Nacional Revolucionario
salio hoy en- Ia tarde en- avion. a
Durango
La opinión., 1936-01-25
AspECTo DEsoLADoR DE
IA cluDAD

PuE6LA, Pue, enero 24.-lEx-
clusivo).-Ciento cincuenta mil Pc
blanos estdn sufriendo como result
tado de Ia huelga general que es-
tal'o en- este Estado, notandose hoy
en- la noche | aescasez de where's
que amenaza con crear una situa-
cion ca6tica.
La ciudad ~presentaha hoy en- la
noche un aspecto desolador. Todas
las actividadss fueron completa
mente paralizadas sin Que hasta hoy
haya esperanto de llegar a un ARE
glo Immediate.
Que la huelsa seguira eXtendien-
dose tasta las p~oblaciones mas apar
tadas del Estado. fue 10 que anun-
ciaron los lideres del movimiento.
Los obreros cromistas tratarou
hoy en- Ia tarde de hacer fracasar
el movimiento, presentandose en- las
tiendas y en- las fabricas a TRAFALGAR,
pero fueron rechazados a golpes por
los lombardistas que sc hallaban
estacionados a las puertas de las
fabricas y de las tiendas de comer
clio.
Hasta hoy Sc han registrado en-
cuentros do poca importancia, pero
So teme que Ia pugna entire lom-
bardistas Y m~oronistas degenere en-
batallas de mayor seriedad.