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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

FORD 1929 Tudor. Model A; good tire,
| and sood running condition; $s5. Call
Adams 1116 after p.m.
FORD 1895 Tudor; beautiful black paint
excellent tires, hne. clean upholstery
| splendid motor. You will find this q very
clean car: radio: xi.5. c. c. c. guaranty
CaDitol Cadillac Co. 12:2 22nd st. NV
Natl. 1900. Open Sun and eve.
/ Streak sedan: original owner: must sell at
| once. $.a7: terms, only 81 down. Nolan
| iii 18th ST. NV.
| GRAHAM 1884 sedan. model 6S; q fne
car In every respect and at the price II
| Is O real value. Original finish Is perfect
has fine tires. upholstery clean and shows
no wear. motor smooth and quiet: S4"5
Pohsnks Service, 1i26 10th st. NV. Dist
9l4l.
HUDSON de luxe II 934 sedan; one OF the
| cieanest lS34s we've seen in months. yet
| the price is only $il9: $50 down small
| monthly payments. Nolan. I'LL 18th st.
HUPMOBILE l 83I de luxe 4-do0r sedan;
six wire wheels. fender wells. oriinal mn
ish El like new; reduced in our sale to 81 l, SO
mouth Dealer. 1919 Goth st. NV.
LA SALE sport phaeton de luxe. with q
wire wheels. trunk etc; looks new: only
Sl61: terms. - down. Nolan. I'LL 18TH
LA SALE 1894 s-psssenser sedan. This
Is a beautiful car. The green paint and and
tires You cannot rnd = car in better
condition. S115. C. C. C. guaranty
Capitol Cadillac Co, le:e e:nd st. NV
Natl. 5000. Open Sun. and eve.
LA SALE convertible coupe: two-tone
Bundy brown nnish. xnappy year round
car. Best OF condition every WAY. New
car appearance and performance. 1873:
Guaranteed. Wisconsin Motors. 2ath and
NJ SITS. NV. Factory Olds Dealer. West
29t.,.
TTNCOfN ZEpHVR 1u9N rnodei. very low
mileage: 4-door sedan: gun-metsl color;
Will sell at sacrifice price: well worth your
time to Investigate See Mr.. Logan, Logan
Motor Co. I4Ia Irving st. NV.
NASH 1929 sedan: Honestly Priced at
Sl25. Excellent flnish. clean interior, five
f1ne tires. quiet. powerful motor. This
car has had exceptionally nne care and
has been used very little. PAY 500 down.
balance 81 week. Owens Motor Co., G3.3
Ga. ave.
OAKLAND cony. coupe: good cond.; must
sell at once. sos; private party. 22O4
l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

PONTIAC 1873. I-door sedan: original hn-
| ish like new. very clean inside. almost
new tires. motor smooth and quiet; priced
low at S'35: easy terms. Your car in
trade Eddie Adams Co. Wisconsin 496g.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

OLDSMOBILE 1888 s-cyl. sport coupe with
factory radio. black paint. cloth upholstery.
Summer seat covers. excellent tires. spare
never used: low mileage. You would GER
tainly take II to be q new car. Ssg5.
c. c. c. guaranty. CAPITOL Cadillac Co..
122. 2and st. NV. Natl. $500. Open
Evening star., 1936-08-29
SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

CHEVROLET 1882 sedan: beautiful polo
green shows flne care: only S241: terms.
81 down. Nolan. III 18th st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1895 master sedan; unusual
circumstances make 1t necessary for pri-
vate owner to dispose OF this new car
Has never been used. Substantial reduc-
tion for immediate sale. 1904 Benton St.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

OLDSAOBILE 1885 5-passenger touring
coupe, % CYL; beautiful Buckingham gray
paint, fine clean upholstery: excellent
tires; low milease: factory radio. You SIM
ply cannot get better value in q fine. clean
car. $Jy5. c. C. c. suarAnty. CAPITOL
Cadillac Co. l2122 :,,end st. NV. Natl.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

OIDSMOBILE 1896 sedan demonstratOrS;
six and eight cylinders: liberal discounts;
new-car appearance and guarantee. Sev-
eral 1885 Oldsmoble sedans and coaches.
Pohanka Service. Olds sales and service
since 1923. 1i26 Goth st NV. Dist. si4l
Evening star., 1936-08-29

PONTIAC 1881 de luxe sedan; original
paint. fne tires, very best condition: only
Sls1: terms. 81 down. Nolan. ll1l 18th
Evening star., 1936-08-29

OLDsMOBILE 936 X de luxe 4-door tour
ing sedan: We need only to say that this
Olds delivered new q few months ago for
over 81 100: goes on sale 1t once for $S45.
Always q better buy at Superior Motors,
1870 l4th st. NV. Decatur 1900.
PACKARD de luxe small ''S'' sedan. 5-pas-
senEer: looks new yet costs you only SlU1;
s. down. Nolan. I'LL 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

NASH 1929 sedan Honestly Priced at
Sl25. Excellent flnish. clean interior, five
f1ne tires. quiet. powerful motor. This
car has had exceptionally nne care and
has been used very little PAY $50 down.
balance 81 week. Owens Motor Co., G3..3
Evening star., 1936-08-29

PONTIAC 1898 four-door de luxe sedan;
built-in trunk. black finish. new-csr con-
dition: 9O-day guarantee: 500 down. $50
monthly. Coast-In Stadium, 1855 Conn.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

PLYMOUTH 1882 sedan: new Arabian sand
finish, cream wire wheels, fine tires. seat
covers: and IL performs perfectly. A very
attractive and economical car. $225. Po-
hanka Service. 1I26 goth st. NV. Dist.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

)RD 1929 Tudor, Model A; good tires
d good running condition; S15. Call
Evening star., 1936-08-29

CHEVROLET 1899 master town sedan:
very low mileage: fully equipped: radio;
new-car warranty. Anv demonstration
Beautiful black finish. Substantial reduc-
tion. This is Mr.. Owens personal car.
Owens Motor Co R3o3 Ga ave
Evening star., 1936-08-29
SALE-AUTOMOBILES

late 1881 sed.: good condt-
tion; must sell at once: Ss1. Woody, Rr.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

OLDSMOBILE 1895 four-door 81 trunk
sedan; dark maroon hnish spotless uphol-
stery. lustrous finish; new-car appearance
from bumper to bumper; goes on sale at
once for StfS5 Superior Motors. 1890
l4th ST NV Decatur 1900
Evening star., 1936-08-29

PONTIAC 1894 de luxe convertible coupe :;
rumble seat. new copper color; best care:
only S4ss; Can give terms. Nolan. 18th
and N n M
Evening star., 1936-08-29

OLDSMoBILE ls35 5-psssenger TOURING
sedan. 4 cyl The paint. tires. upholstery
and motor are all in excellent condition.
You will find this clean car real value
S1!5. c. c. C. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co. 1922 22nd St. NV. Natl. $500. Open
Evening star., 1936-08-29

PIERCE-ARROW 1880 9-passenger sedan;
d wood wheels. trunk rack. black paint,
spotless upholstery. good tires and q
splendid motor. You will find this real
clean car. x245. G. c. c. guaranty. Cap
itol Cadillac Co.. 1222 2and st. NV. Natl.
S3nl Omen Sun and eve
Evening star., 1936-08-29

black finish excellent spotlessly clean
throughout: driven only e.OO0 miles:
faultless mechanical order. x365. Guar.
snteed. wisconsin Motors. Fsctory Olds
Dealer o9th and NJ sts. NV. West es....
FORD 1888 de luxe coach; radio and
heater, original blue finish. mechanically
o. X upholstery and tires like new. S3.o.
Guaranteed. wisconsin Motors. Factory
Olds Dealer. goth and ~ sts. nv. West
Evening star., 1936-08-29

OLDSMOBILE 1892 coach. = cyl: Hon.
tor: clean interior. beautiful new finish,
nYe dne tires: any demonstration you
want. Pay $50 down. mo. payments to
suit YOU Owens Motor Co. 63.13 Ga ave
Evening star., 1936-08-29

DODGE 1894 de luxe Tudor: black finish
tires and upholstery like new: very low
mileage: privately owned. Terms. prefer
no trade. Purchaser may take over owner 5
contract. thereby eliminating finance
charges. S465. Cleveland 1881.
DODGE sedan. l936: built-in trunk, de
luxe equipment: privately owned and
driven only 1000 miles; sacrifice. Geo.
Evening star., 1936-12-01
TELEVISION NABS MAN
FOR SCOTLAND YARD
Experiment Successful, London
Crime Fighters Will Use It
Regularly.

BY means Of a picture televised to
Scotland Yard in the West End Of
London a wanted" man was arrested
within As minutes. This was only an
experiment. but it proved SO success
full that work has been started to de-
velop television as powerful aid to
crime detection. As soon as possible
every police station will be equipped
with television apparatus, including
special cameras and squad cars with
receivers and transmitters.
Experts of Scotland Yard have
transmitted pictures over a 50-mile
radius. compared with the present rs
miles used for entertainment pur-
poses. The new camera, which needs
no special lighting, is so small that it
can be concealed in room with .
microphone and will reveal the actions
and conversation Of suspected persons
to watchers in another part Of
building.
Evening star., 1936-12-01
NATIONS ARM|NG
WITH NEW GASES
Those Lacking Resources
Least HANDICAPPED in
Chemical Warfare.

The nations race to redrnt on the
Industrial front, as Germany and
Italy. among the "hdue-not"
powers, push their "self-su1tciency
programs, spurred on by the Fas-
cist Communist cleavage oDer the
ciuil ,Dar in Spain. What the ma
tions are doing to develop syn
thetic raw materials needed in tDar
is discussed here in the third OF a
series OF articles by a toell-known
vriter. Uho Uas formerly q ciuilidn
chemist in the United States Army
Chemical Warfare Service and toho
had access to confidential docu-
nents in his research.
Evening star., 1936-12-01

to persons knowing how easily q few
molecules can be shifted here and
there. means that rearmament for
chemical warfare had advanced is per
cent.
Germany's great dye industry kept
her going in the last war when all else
failed. And today it is the Reichs
tremendous dye trust, the I. G. Far
benindustrie, which still dominates
the situation. It has almost wiped
out unemployment among German
chemists, employing 80 per cent of the
corps of IL 900 now toiling to give self
suf1lciency to the Fatherland.
Germany Is symbolical as far as
preparedness Is concerned, Of a twin
movement to that calling for the use
Of "ersatz" (substitutes). This twin
Is conservation. NaZi DEGREES prohibit
the exporting Of such coal-tar products
useful for fuel purposes. as light oils,
benzol and naptha. Faced. likewise,
with a national shortage of glycerin
Cused in preparing TNT), the Reich
has prohibited its expectation except
in special cases.
Germany Exports Chemicals.
Germany leads the world in dye
production, and can even export excess
chemicals, thereby replenishing an i'm
poverished treasury. Although the
United States remains the world S
greatest producer and consumer OF
chemicals, Germany was the leading
exporter of chemicals last year. sur
passing her nearest competitors, the
United States, Britain and France, by
over 100000, 900.
1t is interesting to note that Ger
many's two companions in raw ma
terial distress, Italy and Japan, are
leaping ahead almost as swiftly. Last
year Japan's dye exports alone
amounted to 8,745 tons, as compared
with a total production in 1929 oi
7,796 tons Italy's chemical produc-
ton was spurred by her African ad-
venture and sanctions. Her new
chemical plants produce nitrates, fue
substitutes and poison gases.
THE keynote in chemical-producine
countries" reports the Department Of
Commerce in its review of worlc
chemical developments in 1885. IVA:
greater production. in line with tn.
general movement toward prepared
ness for national emergencies
tcopyrisht. 1885. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IncJ
Evening star., 1936-12-01
MARLINsPIKE
MEN

Before they are rated ABLE
Bodied" in ships of Cunard
White Star, seamen must
have a thorough knowledge
of old-time "marlinspike
seamanship". They'll splice 8
inch hawser or wire rope as
expertlY as ever their for
bears did in sail. Skill of this
sort can only be inspired by
something deeper, more
binding than the require
ments of a rule. These men are
born to the sea and bred in a
seafaring tradition, centuries
old, which they carry on.
Their world has always been
shipshape and it is their
personal pride to keep it so.
No less famed than Britain's sea
tradition is her understanding Of
the quiet arts Of hospitality :.
evident at inn or manor house
throughout the land and exempli.
fled. in Cunard White Star ships, by
hundreds of small attentions. =. in
your deck stewards taciful way
with mid.morning appetiies. lin
the gardeners selection Of an eve.
ming corsage. This gracious British
welcome soothes asi pleases...You
sense it as particular distinction
Of a Cunard White Star crossing.
Evening star., 1936-12-01
To Get the Best
Cough Medicine,
Mix 1t at Home
Saves Good Money, No Cookin

ASSS A-0S--NUON ooo -S1OlTSy, os.O Ss.O
This famous recipe is used by mil
lions of housewives, because there is no
other way to obtain such dependable,
effective remedy for coughs that start
from colds. It's so easy to mix "a
child could do it.
From any druggist, get 212 ounces
of Pinex, a concentrated compound Of
Norway Pine, famous for its effect on
throat and bronchial membranes.
Then make syrup by stirring two
cups of granulated sugar and one cup
of water a few moments, until dis
solved. It's no trouble at all, and takes
but a moment. No cooking needed.
Put the Pinex into pint bottle and
add your syrup. This gives you full
pint of cough remedy, far superior to
anything you could buy ready-made,
and you get four times as much for
your money. 1t never spoils, and is
very pleasant - children love it.
You'll be amazed by the way it takes
hold of severe coughs, giving you double.
quick relief. 1t loosens the phlegm,
soothes the inflamed membranes, and
helps clear the air passages.
Money refunded if it doesn't ~,
please you in every way. ~
1Pl[llM$lE[|S!$I{ $Z!E[
J for COuqhS-A
La opinión., 1936-01-26

blico a mas tardar dentro de dos
meses, enriquecida con las obras
mas vaiiosas del persamiento
vador que nos agita. La propia I'm
prenta de la Camara de Diputados
Sc dedicara a editar libros, folletos,
ETC., de autores mexicanos, destina-
dos a dar n o nuestra vida
institutional con su fondo espiritual
Y positivista, asf como las estructu
ras de la obra que esta sarrollan-
do ell regimen de senior Presidente
dc la Rep1blica, general LAzaro
Cardenas.
Esta i~niciativa del diputado No
ra Tovar sera puesta a la conside-
racion de la ,Permanente del Ala
Izquierda y de la de la Camara. pro
ximamente, y una vez aprobada, Sc
designaran los miembros de las CO.
misiones arriba mencionadas, con ell
objeto de que desde luego inicien
sus actividades y sean conocidas del
pdblico en- general para que este
les envie sus puntos de vista.
Asimismo, supimos que ell Ala IL
quierda de la Camara de Diputados
ha integrado una Comision de Es-
tudios Tecnicos sobre nuestra Lee
gislacion, para bordar sobre esta. a
fondo, y analizar las opiniones que
lie remitan los diversos sectores So
ciales ~interesados en- la expedition
de leyes que Sc consideren necesa-
rias para ell pats.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
UNA SOlA INSTITUTION
kACiONAl OBRERA

"El medic consiste en- forma-
por un mandate constitutional una
sola institution n%acional. integral
da por todos los trabaJadores asa
lariados. del campo y de Ia ciudad,
que existan en- la Rephblica,
"Esta institution ~nacional Sc or
ganizara segGn dos sistemas: uno
que Sc denominara tecnico y otro
tactico. Ell primero consiste en- agru
par a todos los sindicatos de ira
bajadores de un mismo oficio, pro-
fesion o especialista en- ~federacio-
mes Nacionales, las que, a su vez.
Sc fundiran en- un ndcleo central
Tue Sc denominara Confederation
Nacional de los Trabajadores Me-
xicanos. Y ell segundo, en- agrupar
a todos los sindicatos de cada CEN
tro de trabajo. cualquiera que sea
La opinión., 1936-01-26
LANZAN DUROS CARGOS
A GARCIA TOLEDO

OAx.AcA. OAK, Enero 25.-(Ex-
clusivo).-Que entire los cargos que
la mayoria de la Legislature local
hace al Gobernador Garcia Toledo,
Sc cuenta ell de que ell gobernante
oaxaque1o. desde hace dos amos sc
viene apoderando de los haberes de
doscientos policias que jamas han
existido, es 10 que los mismos dipu-
tados han declarado.
Sc calcula que el gobernador ha-
cfa ingresar a sus cajas particula-
res de trescientos a cuatrocientos
pesos diarios. para 10 cual hacia
que varios individuos estampsran
firmas en- las nominas de nombres
de supuestos policfas.
Ademas. los diputados de la ma
yoria aseguran que Garcia Toledo
Sc ha apropiado de varios miles de
pesos correspondence a los Inn
puestos extraordinarios del aho pa
sado.
La fortuna que Ell gobernador Gar
cfa Toledo ha labrado en los dos
ahos que tiene en- ell poder, sc ha-
ce ascender por los diputados de
Ia mayorfa a un million de pesos.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
UNA TRASCENDENTAL REFORMA
AL ART. l23 CONSTITUTIONAL
FUE PROPUESTA EN- la CAMARA
Sc quiere formar, como consecuencia de I'm mandate
legal, una sola institution nacional integrada por TO-
dos los trabajadores

su oficio. profession o e~specialidad,
en- unLiades que Sc denominaran
Sindicatos de Empresas. los cua-
les sc agruparon entire 81 fernando
10 que Sc llamarin F~ederacioncs
Locales de TrabaJadores, que VEN
dram a CONSTITUTE los organos eje-
cutivos de la Confederation Nacio-
nal de los Trabajadores Mexica-
nos, de la cual dependeran direc-
tamente. Los dos sistemas de or
~ganizaci6n conyergeran hacia un
centric com6n. que serA la cdspide
donde radlcarA Ia autoridad supre-
ma de Ia organization de todos los
t~rabajadores mexlcanos.
Y la iniciativa del representante
Jaclnto r. Palacios. en- 10 que sc
refiere a la idea de unificacion de
los trabajadores debido a un man
dato constitutional, termina di-
ciendo:
Como c-onseeuencia logica de es-
ia disposition de caracter constitu-
cional. sc establecera Ia prohibit
cl6n de Ia existencia de institution
mes u organismos obreros. no AFT
liados a la dnica organization ma
cional de los asalariados mexica-
nos. La base. ell punto de partida
de ambos sistemas de organization
debera ser Ell Sindicato. del cual
hay que formular una classification
que Sc aparte por complete de la
establecida por ell artfculo 233 de
la Ley Federal del Trabajo. pues la
classification que ella senala, ade-
mas de que no dimana del texto
constitutional, 10 que es I'm grave
error, es n classification que no
Sc funda en- la realidad nj obede-
ce a IN metodo cientifico.
"Por 10 mismo. la classification
mas racional de los sindicatos tie
ne que e aquella que los agrupe
seg1n la capacidad o especialidad
professional de u componentes, es
decir. segdn las c~ualidades intrin-
secas de sus miembros; v siendo
este asf, es evidente que no debe
haber mas de dos classes de sindi-
catos, desde I'm punto de vista tee
nico: Sindicatos de Oficio y Sim
dicatos Mixtos, integrados. los pri-
meros. por obreros clasificados. Y
los segundos por obreros no CLASH
ficados profesionalmente'.
La opinión., 1936-01-26

De canine hacla ell lugar de la
cita, impelido mas por la urgencia
de rendirse que fiado a la contain
"a del mediator. ell rebelde iba
hacienda I'm balance de sus andan-
zas. En- toda la historic de nuestras
guerras intestinas, una rendicion
ha sido tanto como jugar I'm al
bur en- que solo hay una carta IA
vorable, la casualidad, contra las
demas cartas de la baraja, todas
elias con un signo de muerte.
Pero va no era possible sostener-
Sc en- la sierra bajo la incertidum-
bre Y ell desaliento de una constan
te persecution. Su jefe, cuantas We
ces ell l~ugarteniente sugirio la Idea
de una rendicion, eludio la platica
y mas bien Sc mostro amenazant.e,
que confidential. Sc 10 escribia per
fectamente, toda y sus ~onseeue
cias estan en- razon directa de las
responsibilities: a mayor perso-
nalidad Y responsabilidad, mayores
insomnios para poder tomar Ia re-
seduction que ha sido siempre ell pa
so trascendental en- la vida de los
hombres de armas.
Por ell canine de herradura, de-
jando a un lado los grandes vol
canes que son como ell vasto deco
RADIO de la altiplanicle. a caballo
en- ell ultimo animal que lie sirvie-
IA para ir y venir por los vericue
tos, q ratios huyendo y a ratios es-
capando- segnn las frases de sus
compaheros cuando la aventura
ann no sc hacfa insoportable, 10
que mas lie MODESTO fue ell recuerdo
de su Ultima vfctima: un federal
caido en- una emboscada- segdn
decian sus hombres- vivito Y 20
leando.
Los que habian muerto en- las
sorpresas que hicieron possible ell
La opinión., 1936-01-26
OESARRO[LARA VASTOPROGRAMA
DE ACCION LEGISLATIVE Ell
ALA IzQUIERDA DE La CAMARA
FL jefe del ala, Luis Mora Tovar, a%nuncia que durante
Ell receso del Congress-, seran presentados varios pro-
yectos a Ia Comision Permanente
clUpAp DE MEXICO, enero 1

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, enero II.
-(Por Correo). - I'm vasto pro-
srama de accion legislative, social
Y cultural va a desarrollar ell Ala
Izquierda. del Bloque Nacional Re
goluclonario de Ia Camara de re-
ceso del Congress- de la Union.
I'll Ala Izquierda de la Camara,
considerable que durante Fl receso
lie las Camaras Federales debe es-
tablecerse un programa de activi-
dades colectivas o individuales en-
ire sus componentes, ell presidente
de dicha Ala, diputado Luis Mora
Tovar. va a presentar a la consi-
deracion y estudlo de la Perma-
nente respectful, las s~iguientes pau
tas de accion:
"Primera.-Queda estableclda pa
ra actuar durante ell receso de las
Camaras de la Union una Comision
de Trabajo integrada por siete d.
putados. que Sc dedicaran exclusi-
vamente a la resolution de todos y
cada uno de los problemas sociales
que les sean sometidos por las or
ganizaciones obreras. casos que Sc
ran tratados ocurriendo q los recur
SOS que deban tocarse dentro de
la ley, va por un comlsionado es-
pecial perteneciente al Grupo, o va
por este entertainments, hasta de-
Jar solucionados definitivamente los
asuntos que Sc lie presenter.
Observation-Disclosures con igua
les finalidades y por igual ndmero
de miembros, otra comision que Sc
coupe de asuntos agrarios, comuna-
les, de bosques, de cooperativas, ct
cetera, con ell mismo programa que
Ell anterior en- los casos que sean
de su ~resorte. Esta Comision. ade-
mas. Sc ocupara pre'0~ontemente
de que sean s~olucionados los pro-
blemas indigenas.
"Tercera.-Queda establecida. asi
mlsmo una Comision compuesta de
rinco miembros, que Sc ocupara de
los asuntos de instruction Pdblica,
y especialmente de los que 50 re-
fieren a Ia educacion socialista. Els
Ia comision trabaJara con sefalada
eficacia en- la defens1 dc la escue-
la re~volucionaria y on su diffusion,
buscando, ademas, 81 acercamiento
del Ala Izquierda del Bloque Ma
cionaI Revolucionario de la Camara
de Diputados con el magisterio On
general, viendo por los i~ntereses DE
los maestros on particular.
"Cuarta.-Con isuaies fines. ssta-
blezcase n Comision para d estu-
do de los problemas Dc Provision
Social.
"Quinta. -Queda constitufda una
Comision Cultural, que contara con
los recursos tipograficos dc la I'm
prenta de Ia CAmara, Ia cual sera
mejorada en- 10 n~ecesario y en- la
oue fundara La revista "Proa". Or
gano del Ala Izquierda del Bloque
Nacional Revolucionar.o de Ia Ca
mara de Diputados. para dar a CO.
nocer por medic de el, de preferen
cia en- el extranjero. la obra de la
l,evolucion Social Mexicana y Ia
del regimen que en- estos momen-
tos la encarna; y ademas, la labor
lie la XXXVI Legislature del Con-
greso de la Union en- todos los pun
los de su programa, enhelos. reali-
2aciones y ~propositos. Esta Conf
sion procurara que la Biblioteca
del Poder Legislative Be abra al p0
La opinión., 1936-01-26
ES SECRETARIO
PARTICULAR DE
LAURO ROCHA
10 detuvieron cuando con-
ferenciaba con numero-
SOS inodados

GUADALAJARA, jail, Enero sE
-tExclusivo) .-Jes6s Padilla. iefs
rebelde detenido en- Ia ciudad de
Mexico. es el secertario particular
de Lauro Rocha y ademas. "indiyi-
duo de pesimos antecedentesn.
Ia les 10 que declare hoy Ell ge-
neral Antonio Guerrero. Jefe de Ia
IONA Militar. anunciando que hs
enviado a las autoridades militares
de Ia capital de la Repdblica. toda
Ia Recommendation sobre las activi-
dades de Padilla.
Padilla fue a~prehendido en- Ia ciu-
dad de Mexico, cuando Sc dedieaba
a c~onfereuciar con algunas personals
que estan en- relaciGn con Ell jefe
rebelde Lauro Rocha.
La opinión., 1936-01-26
INFORMES
LOS MINISTRIES DE
MEXICO

cIuDAD DE MEXICO, Enero %.
-CExclusivo).- La mayor parte de
los Ministries de Mexico en- las re-
pdblicas centroamericanas, son es-
perados en- esta capital en- Ell curse
de las semanas.
Los ministries ea Centroamerica'
segdn Sc informo, han sido llama
dos por la Secretaria de Relaciones
a fin de que rindan un informe yer
bal al Secretario Hay, sobre la Ia
Dor que han desarrollado.
Eel llamado hecllo a los Ministries
residences en- Costa Rica, Hondu-
ras. Nicaragua, Panama y FL Sal
vador. hace Greer en- los cfrculos ID
plomaticos de esta capital. que ha-
bra cambios en- las legaciones cen
troamericanas.