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New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

the report on Huston yesterday
while Senator Robinson, republican
| Indiana. delivered that on Raskob
! Caraway and Chairman Norris of the
| judiciary committee, who appointed
the lobby investigators, expected tc
speak today.
Robinson. only regular republi.
can member of the committee, at
tackled the report on Huston yester-
day as purely and wholly political.
Then Caraway. who had made only
a bare statement of facts about Hus-
ton. attempted to regain the floor 10
reply, but was blocked by other SEN
ate business.
Defending Huston. Robinson said
the report was a condemnation OF
his activities only because he hap
pens to be chairman of the repub-
lican committee"
Robinson discounted the commit
tees report that Huston had boil
stored his marginal stock account
with 1851 90 given 10 him by the
Union Carbide company. for the
Tennessee River improvement Asso-
citation. Muscle Shoals lobbying or
ganizatlon. pointing out the money
had been repaid.
Sees Fine Distinction
IF Huston was lobbying" Robin
son said. at was for industrial de-
velopment. Raskob was engaged in
lobbying against the constitution.
Robinson's report charged that
few. if any of the methods of lob
bying were neglected by the Associa-
ton Against the Prohibition Amend
ment."
In all of these activities he con-
tinued. Mr.. Raskob had an import
ant part. His financial contributions
were among the largest. and the as
ISOLATION has generally had his active
aid and assistance in all OF its plans
and undertakings"
Caravay's report on Huston was
not so direct in its charge Of lobby
ing, though it said Huston and his
associates have been active in ad-
vocating the acceptance by congress
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
Senate Divided Today

Washington, May % (UP) - The
senate appeared today to be divided
along purely political lines in its
opinion OF the lobby committees re-
ports on the activities of Claudius
Huston and John J. Raskob, nation
al chairmen, respectively, Of the re-
publican and democratic parties.
Several senators planned today
to continue the partisan fight which
began with submission of the reports
late yesterday. These reports, Incl
dentally brought to the senate's Of
fetal attention for the first time the
widespread criticism directed at Hus-
ton for his use of funds given him
for the Tennessee River Improve
ment Association, and at Raskob for
his large contributions to and work
for the Association Against the Pro-
hibition Amendment.
Starts Over Quiz
This criticism was actuated by ev-
idence given the lobby committee
when it called the two chairmen be-
fore it and INTERCEPTED them. Chair
man Caraway, democrat, submitted
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
MAYOR WOULD HOLD
.U Up CITY PROJECTS
lrontinued From First Page


1ec'' me mayor wrote u "oulo
he wise in my Judgment for New
Britain 10 p-otect itself fully on all
.,. prr,,,rto- water -iet.s and m.
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sarn to1Ioo.s
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portaht o. 'hese prooIerns mat you
.,... r.r,,,s, ~, sc+5o, ~. dofer
".N J request mat ac1oh Dc deter
''4 'oI = snort lif1s upon. lheae
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no. j" progress
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
Jimmie Walker Dodges
Orders From Physician

New York. May % LPt-An or
der from his physician is law to
Mayor James J. Walker, but he
makes his own Interpretation.
Attending a testimonial dinner
for James J. Sexton, president of
the board of taxes and assess
ments. the mayor. who recently
recovered from d physical break
down. said:
Il promised my doctors that l
would pack my evening clothes
away until next winter
So he attended the banquet in
a business suit.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

Sewage Disposal


The problem Of sewage disposal
is non engaging the attention OF all
progressive governments, municipal,
state. and national, Many theories
are being advanced for the solution
Of this troublesome problem, many
theorists are involving municipali-
ties and state governments in ex-
pensive experiments and IS we have
already suffered from extensive ex-
perlments, it behooyes US 10 care
fully consider this matter before We
again plunge into An expense in
yolving 100000 TO 100000.
When we are requested, We
might say almost ordered, 10 cor
rect the evils Of our sewage dis
posal plant, NO are tempted to ask
Mat have other cities in Connect
cut done and what they are doing
70 solve the sewage problem in COM
parison with what New Britain has
done.
The answer would be: Very lit
lie if anything with the exception OF
three or four towns
Few OF our citizens realize that
ne" hr.'aIn mas spent IN inc oollo
ing OF the, filtration plant at Berlin
and Its maintenance over 100000
..,,..
the state authorities in solving the
"Iso p''Ole'''. As '''"sof u .>e"
a" - az o'''.en' 10
uateu iii's pFopLeli ana 'i.hh
'peaH 'o' oNi cl'I~ei'S "Iei' say
"a" We cannot MAKE any more cost
~ eoV"''P' experiments uhUl we
rave greater kho"iedse OF the SUD
JccI ana II the issue 1s forced upon
vs.. - s.n ,''e .o U.'''e. 49,.
~ ,ba 1,no,ir,.r+s
.tn tho r,.s,+iroe tb;, ,roh,on,
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,1s,is.+ior
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,.as+,nation o,I5 -ana,, .ha,
vour bonoran Me hodv so,-r, the vet,
eubni,,ed nnoo ,be u.tte- NJ the
cor--act for the ,re1im;ns-v uorL a,
eeuA- inves,isa,;o,
$780,
"o' supply
Pending the decision OF the init
ed States supreme court on Con
necucut vs.. Massachusetts diversion
or the waters OF the swift ana ware
rivers, 1t would be wise, in my judg
! RT1tain
itself fully on all Its Burlington
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
STATE Music CLUBS
CONVENTION OPENS


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ness sess. on.
Opening Of he convention. Miss
Marion Fowler, state PRESIDENT
presiding.
Assembly singing America the
Beauufr.' words on page 49,
Greetings rom Hostess Clubs,
Mrs. Ruin LinsieE OllVer, presi-
can- Bra1tord Musical Art
socletE
NJ william ". Ba-dalt presl-
cent Of -orT'ag-on MUSIC clto
NJ Herbert Woods president Of
NeF hr-lalH a--s'ca! CUB.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
NEWINGT0N MAN DIES
AFTER TROY ACCIDENT
John Elwin, Aged Hitch-Hiker, Sue
cumbs In Hospital Today - Is
Third Victim OF Collision

Troy, \. Y. May 90 - John FL
win. ~, of Newington, Conn, died
at the Troy hospital today as a result
of injuries sustained Saturday in an
automobile collision on the Troy
Schenectady highway. Elvin, cigar
maker by trade. had spent the last
few years Of his life wandering about
the country. He left his home town
last August on hitch hiking trip,
and had just been picked up for a
ride when the fatal accident oc-
Cured Harry 3. Hardin and Gerard
Clancy. both of Schenectady, died
Saturday from their injuries ana
John Mazdin of the same city IS stun
in a very weak condition.
Elnin was unmarried. He leaves a
brother, Charles Edwin Of Newing-
ton: a half-brother, William El"ln
of East Hartford; two nepheWs' Ar
thur Eslwin OF Springfield and Car
ence Eluin of Waterbury; two nlec-
es. Miss A. C. Edwin of Newington,
and Mrs. W. F. Jones of Springfield
A halt-nephew, Alfred Elwin OF HOG
kanum: and a. half-niece, Mrs
Charles Chappell of Hartford. Funer-
al arrangements are incomplete
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

tContnued FROM / lTst FaEe)
keen"
The league superintendent said he
had hoped the vets would be good
sports and give up their campaign.
Reads On Net Returns
Senator Blaine. Wisconsin, read
from league records that pledges
made in 1929 amounted to s5,S15,-
49S. He added that the cost of col
lection was sS,S2o,434, and that net
proceeds we're s1,495,064. He also
read from the records that so24,-
ol2 was pledged in Illinois, with net
proceeds of s9a.153.
Senator Blaine here read from
records that the cost of obtaining
and collecting pledges and distribut-
inE literature was 80 cents per dol
lar. The cost of getting pledges, he
read. was 1852 cents per dollar.
Mcbride said there might have
been one fund of which that was
true but added that the average
total cost Of collections was be-
tween 20 and o5 cents per dollar
collected.
Opposes Morrow Views
The dry league uperlntendest
expressed opposition to the views
Of Dwight ". Morrow, candidate for
the republican senatorial nomination
in New Jersey who has advocated
repeal OF prohibition. He continued
such mIve would cause US to go
back to where We were before pro-
hibition."
Senator Blaine read a letter sub
Of the league is 1914, signed by
Bishop James Cannon, Jr. Arthur
J. Barton and Wayne B. Wheeler,
which he said proposed referen-
DUN on the prohibition question.
The Wisconsin senator asked
whether Morrow had not supported
similar action. The witness replied
there was a difference between the
two expressions in that prohibition
now was law.
Mcbride said he vas very much
Ileased with most Of the things done
by the present administration for
| prohibition enforcement but that
il vas TOO early yet to say whether
the league would support Hoover
! for reflections.
What are the accomplishments >"
Cara way demanded.
They are SO many that 1t would
burden the record" Mcbride said
~ ,,N1. a
one" Caraway said.
Mcbride said he thought the
transfer OF prohibition enforcement
from the treasury to the justice de-
partment would be good thing
Il don't think the drys are getting
any help from the present admins
4 tration.' Caraway commented.
Hoover Making Good
II think the administration is
making good" Mcbride rejoined.
Caraway later ordered struck
from the record his comments on
the Hoover administration.
THAT has nothing TO DO with
what We are considering" he ex-
planned.
Mcbride sa id Hoover had smoker
out clearly on prohibition.
Blaine wanted TO know II the
league was not "a little doubtful
about endorsing Ruth Hanna Nc
Cormick for the republican sena-
torial nomination from Illinois.
"So," Mcbride asserted. We are
perfectly satisfied"
Blaine said he had found that the
bootlessers were "prettv we'll lined
up with the candidate, supported b,
the Anti Saloon league"
The witness said hootlcssers had
not contributed to the league. and
asked: DO YOU think the bootleg.
gers supported Clifford Pjnchot ir
! PENNSYLVANIA
II haven't been in Pennsylva mia,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

The rhinoceros. whose eyeslght -
very poor, always carries a flock or
birds upon his back. They pay Tor
the ticks his hide furnishes by CIV
ing him warning OF approaching
danger.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
TOMORROW-Ice Will Burn

government.
The tollouinr Is statement Of
the cltys finances as submitted by
the civ treasurer:
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

of the offer of the American Cyana-
mid company for the development
and utilization of Muscle Shoals
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

4 t111o message received At Natal
aid that DR.. Neuas, personal rhv-
stclan 10 me King Of Spain and =
passenger aboard the snip. had been
called upon 70 give medical aid 20
one Of the crew who vas III. DR.
Mejias said that this proved the ne
costly Of ha"lng a doctor aboard
the ship on every trip. since many
passengers never had been able 10
713pt Themselves TO travel by air.
The mooriag mast constructed
h"ro for the Zeppelin has ben
painted red and white for creates.
Visibility and a Waterman has been
stationed at the highest nearby
point 10 get the first glimpse Of the
visitor from over the sea. Grand
stands have been erected and pro-i-
sions have been made for parking
OF motor cars Of visitors to the field.
People have gathered from all
over the surrounding country.
among them many queer types who
rarely come to the Brazilian cities,
70 witness arrival Of the Graf. En-
trance fees 10 the field for those
who wish to witness the landing
ranged from 50 cents to sl.25 with
higher prices tor motor cars.
Passes Cape Verde
The Graf Zeppelin passed the
Cape Verde Islands at 12;14 p. ~.
Z. S. T yesterday, dropping mail At
Porto Praia and at Sac Thiago by
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
fight To FINISH
PLANNED BY DRYS

Continued From First Page
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

Total Exempt Property s17938,7G9
Exempt property not to be IN
Guided when figuring grand list for
bond issue:
United States ......,.t...s 2s4 900
State of Connecticut 49,. 1.t94500
Total to be excluded ...31,456,600
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

t86.5o1.e3
Payments against bonds author
lzed but nor sold:
New School Build
ing Fund st&,4I1sa 1o6915.cg
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

Cash in Treasury March
Al 1qrN IN q
The Washington times., 1930-06-19

Highest quality tennis balls
Theoretically sealed in metal con.
tainers to insure their liveliness
and prevent deterioration. These
balls are approved by the U. S.
L. T. A.
The Washington times., 1930-06-19

Hammer. chisel, gimlet. tack
puller and two screw drivers are
included in this handy little tool
set. Mighty convenient to have
around home.
La gaceta., 1930-05-20
AGA abundan

Con los Ministries de las igle-
sias de Tampa opinamos que
esa function del sabado a media
noche no realza ell nivel moral
de los tampenos.
Las funciones de a mediano-
che son "verdes' en- cast todos
los teatros del mundo, aunque
no en- Tampa
81 esas funciones no son "ver
des", nj "rojas', nj tienen pun
ta", 10 mejor es suprimirlas.
Y 81 tuvieran algo de rojo,
verde, etc. ell pueblo no debia to-
lerarlas.
Pero debese la protesta, Sc
gun leemos, no a la "significa-
ci6n" de esas funciones, sino. a
que muchos de los que asisten a
elias Sc quedan dormidos en- la
manana del domingo y Sc Olvi-
dan de ir a las iglesias.
iSerian convenientes las tan
das de medianoche 81 los concu-
rrentes a elias no sc quedaran
dormidos Y fueran a los servi-
clos matutinos?
Tambien opinamos como los
ministries sobre ell descanso do
minical.
Los domingos debian ser "a
zules', completamente "azules"
Debian cerrarse los teatros,
playas, salones de bale y hasta
las iglesias.
Debfa prohibirse la circula-
ci6n de tranvfas y de autom6vi-
les w..
iVengan los domingos "azu-
les, completamente azules, con
cierre de espectaculos e igle,
sias!
iBusquemos tranquilidad, dull
zura y delete en- ell hogan, leyen
do la Biblia, Ell "Quijote" o cual-
quiera otro libro "santos"-re-
manso de paz para Ell espiritu!
La gaceta., 1930-05-20
TEATRO CASINO

Los verdaderos nombres pa
recen ser la cosa en- las p%elicu-
las habladas de presente. En- la
production ELLA no podia de-
cir no." de la Warner Bros,
production Vitaphone, Winnie
L%ightner, la estrella, desempe-
Ma ell papel de wild Winnie
Harper" la encargada de en-
tretener en- ell Club n0cturno.
Ell nombre del club en- ell
cual ella alcanZa un eXtraordi-
mario eXito es de kitty Cat,
tornado del club del mismo nom
bre que existe en- Londres.
La notable pelicula sera ex-
hibida hoy solamente y en- ella
tambien figuran Chester Nor
ris, Johnny Arthur, Tully Mar
shall y Sally Eilers.
La gaceta., 1930-05-20
EN- UNA COMBINATION DE
LUCIA Y PUGILISMO IN
FERIOR VENCIO Ell ES-
DE LA MATA
(P0r Miguel LOremte)

Antes de resenar las peleas
de anoche debo felicitar a Joe.
Leto, manager de boxeadores,
por su actitud negandose a per-
mitir que uno de sus muchachos
George Brown, peleara con Kid
Romeo.
Ell promoter Griffith o Ell con-
certador de peleas Jose Manuel
Paula contrataron a Brown a
espaldas de Leto, como 81 este
no pudiera evitarlo.
Llegada la bora del combate,
Leto Sc opuso a los planes pre-
parados para desautorizarlo y
Brown no pele6.
A un boxeador milo tambien
lie fueron con "historias" esos Sc
nores, o ese senior, que recurren
La gaceta., 1930-05-20

Sevilla, Mayo 20.-A las 8
y media de la manana de hoy
SoIt6 sus amarras con direc-
zion a Pernambuco, Brasil, una
iornada de $3.50 millas, ell
gran dirigible aleman Graf
Zeppelin.
La partida Sc habia anuncia
10 para las 7:l5; pero Sc de-
moro una bora.
Ell dirigible do dos vueltas
Al aerodromo de TabIada y
despu6s tomo la direction del
Atlantico, en- la que Sc consi-
dera la mas peligrosa de su
jornada de $4,000 millas.
Pasara por las Canarias y las
islas de Cabo Verde.
Entire los p~asajeros figura el
La gaceta., 1930-05-20

Hasta ahora, segun me dice
Ell Sr. Valero, propietario de la
acreditada muebleria de Ybor,
hay cinco aplicaciones hechas
por conocidas sehoritas que de
sean contraer matrimonio la
noche del dia IL del entrante
mes de JUNO, en- ell salon prin-
cipal de la referida mueblerla.
En- la mencionada casa, esta
ncche, a las ocho, podra el p1-
blico admirar una bonita exhi-
bicion de los lujosos y magnifi-
cos muebles recibidos en- estas
dltimas semanas.
La gaceta., 1930-05-20

Uno de los hombres mas es-
timados por Ell pueblo de West
es su presente comisio-
nado del condado, Mr.. John T.
Gum.
Aspira Mr.. Gum a la rec
lecci6n y 10 apoyan yaliosos e.
lementos de esa barriada.
Reside en- ell condado desde
1884 y ha visto grocer a la ciu-
dad y desarrollarse ell campo.
Sus amigos 10 alaban como
un hombre honrado, econ6mi-
co y progresista.
Recientemente consigui6 pa
vimentar ell Boulevard Tampa
Bay hasta ell aerodromo de
Drew, siendo muy elogiado
por los vecinos de w. Tampa.
La gaceta., 1930-05-20

Tenemos absolute confianza
en- ell sheriff Joughin y creemoS
que los comicios de JUNO 3 Sc
ran los mas imparciales aqui
verificados, con las consiguien-
ties excepciones, en- los pasados
Is amos.
Para las mesas han sido selec
cionados ciudadanos de primera
clase, j6venes y activos, que no
permitiran ''bravas" por parte
de los campeones en- manic
bras" y "artimanas', que por
AGA abundan.
La gaceta., 1930-05-20

Invitados estan ell director
de esta publication y ell cronis-
ia. por la alta direction de la
LA Columna" para un almuer
20, de caracter intimo, entire
conocidas personalidades, que
Sc efectuara ell pr6ximo domin-
go, a las once y media, en- la
Finca propiedad de dicha "A
grupaci6n." Hemos prometido
nuestra asistencia. De ALI sal
dremos todos para ell Picnic de
ia Fraternidad."
La gaceta., 1930-05-20
CULPABLE EN- SEGUNDO
A

Aver fue encontrado culpa-
BILE de asesinat0 en- segundo
grado, en- la corte del circuito,
ell negro Hardy Willie Martin,
matador de Hardy Daniels.
En- ell primer juicio, que Sc
verificara en- octubre, ell jura-
do no pudo llegar a un acuerdo
La gaceta., 1930-05-20

Habana, Mayo 20.-Conti-
nda la campana contra la COM
pania de los telefonos, que pa
rece decidida a. no transigir.
Los jefes del movimiento con-
ira esa corporation "observan'
las visitas diarias de uno de los
abogados de la empresa a las
atlas esferas gubernamentales.
Los comerciantes siguen or
denando retirar sus aparatos
dado que ellos deben pagan ell
telefono y ademas pagan por
las Ilamadas que hagan.
La gaceta., 1930-05-20

firmaron como testigos los es-
poses Elena y Crispulo Vale.
Presenciaron la ceremonial
que Sc efectu6 en- la casa de la
madre de la desposada estas Sc
noras y senoritas: Alejandrina
Serrano, Zoraida Alvarez, Ele-
ma Wales, Felipa Bona, Moral
ma Alvarez, Aida Suarez, Con-
chita Galvan, Guillermina Fer
nandez, Manuela Arco, Alicia
Morales, Garcia Galvan, Maria
Valdespino, Otilia Wales, Estre
LA Wales, Maria Mansill, Maria
Valdes, Angelica Monaco y Ro-
sa Monaco.
La concurrencia fue obsequia
da.
Eterna dicha les deseo.
A. de Ia PeRn.
La gaceta., 1930-05-20

Habana, Mayo 2O.-La re-
pdblica celebra hoy, sin que Sc
note entusiasmo pdblico, ell a.
n~iversario de su fundaci6n.
Aeroplanos del ejercito de
los Estados Unidos, junto con
aeroplanos del ejercito cuba
no, volaran sobre ell monumen-
to al Maine.
Las tropas, incluyendo des-
tacamentos de marinos amerl-
canos, seran revistadas por Ell
Oral. Machado.
La gaceta., 1930-05-20

Ell ayud6 a que las contribu-
clones fueran rebajadas una
mil6sima para 1929.
Contra Gl Sc han hecho car
gos por los Otros candidates,
que no han podido ser debida-
mente sustanciados.
Todavia no hace muchos
dias que realize I'm apreciable
favor a una importante colecti-
vidad latina.
Para no HERR la modestia de
Mr.. Gum silenciamos csc ia
vor.
TODD indica en- estos momen
tos que ell vieio comisionado
sera reelecto ell dfa 3, por con-
siderable mayorfa.
La gaceta., 1930-05-20

Y respecto a la "romeria" que
este "Bosque" do ell pasado do
mingo en- la playa de Rocky
Point" puedo afirmar que sus
|organizadores estan muy salts
fechos del exito obtenido.
A pesar de que ell cronista no
estuvo NADIA mas que media no.
ra, Sc fij6 que la glorieta estaba
invadida por grupos formados
por Iindfsimas senoritas y que
en- ell terreno Sc encontraban mu
chas familias deleitandose con
los distintos ~atractivos que ALI
Sc ofrecfan.
La gaceta., 1930-05-20

Publlca ell Times, dlarl0
propiedad del alcalde Nc Kay,
un editorial en- que trata de quiz
tar a la presidencia del senado
de la Florida, quizas porque sa-
be que a esa presidencia ira ell
senador Pat Whitaker, enemigo
politico de nuestro Mayor.
Para ell Times la presiden-
cia no es NADIA, como Tampa
co es NADIA ell hecho de que ell
senado haya evitado, con su ia
lento y discretion, que sobre ell
tabaco de Tampa Sc arrojara un
peSado impuesto, en- la pasada
legislature.
Nosotros queremos para Tam
pa y ell senador Pat Whitaker
la presidential de la alta CANA
"a, por las raZones que siguen:
La presidencia del senado es
I'm cargo equivalence a teniente
gobernador y queremos para
Tampa y su condado ell gober-
V ell SuStitutO del gOber-
nador.
Ell presidente del senado nom
bra a las comisiones y por tanto
ejerce Influenza sobre elias.
En- las comisiones Sc trami-
tan los mas importantes asun-
tos de la legislature y a Tampa
lie convene que Ell presidente del
Eenado sostenga estrechas rela-
tciones de amistad con los hon.
'bres por Ell escogidos.
Un nuevo proyecto de ley va
a ser presentado con ell fin de
arrojar otra carga mas sobre la
principal industrial de Tampa y
nosotros debemos hacernos re-
presentar por Pat Whitaker,
que va diera la batalla a esos
elementos y los derrotara.
Para la industrial del tabaco,
seria east una desgracia que ell
candidate de los ''hombres de
negocios', Hesterley, fuera cleo
to por ell pueblo.
jComo defenderia el a la in
dustria de Tampa sin tener a
migos entire los senadores y sin
poser la habilidad y la elocuen-
cia de Pat?
Morris Owens, mas habil que
Hesterley, aunque menos elo-
Icuente que Pat, ira al senado
sin amigos con los cuales con-
tar para repeler un "ataque" de
'esa naturaleza y sin la presiden
cia, "encargada de nombrar las
comisiones'.
Para ell condado ha llegado ell
momento de pensar con SefasG-
tez y esta indica que debe ser
reelecto ell senador Pat Whita-
ker.
La gaceta., 1930-05-20

En- la function que patrocinan
los incansables j6venes de la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Asturiano, y senalada para la
noche del domingo pr6ximo, Sc
representara la chistosisima CO.
media "Cuarentas para Arriba"
desempenada por las delicadas
senoritas Norma Diaz, Rosa Fer
nandez, Angelica Velazquez y
.Nena Molina Y Velia Martinez,
asi como tambien la sonora FL
vira Fernandez.