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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

thrilled with his tales running the Heroes animals but brought back alive exhb them in the current Poultry and Pet Show
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

Dempseys popularity has kept mounting he spe e that's should bc-but he isn't careful Jack go take the endorsing title away from Wm. Lyon Phelps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

Billy did splendid job of getting his Jumbo" financed from Mr. Whitney who paid S8S0 didn't have buy their
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

Americans in Italy now total 31.- SIP. while France and England have a bout 10000 each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

Gov Floyd olson of Minn, & with nonaking handles fork like Roman candle
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

Richard Bennett top acton used to fight audiences when the show he in failed to excite hebut he ougl doing for "Wnterset" which needs his aggreveness
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

Gable behaved gaanty during his dsturban nh his he yelled that he abhorred publicity and then himself there gazettes! Ar night clubbed here and there with the pretes beiles
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

Guy Losnbardo makes very persuasive melody with hi his comedy commercials chips the shoulders to lste
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

Hampton, the Met canary very good the be good live the of her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

citizens Miami showed loyalty by urging the North their April Showers then forgot that the newsreel lens damaging than reporters
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

Dick Powell, who his for Better Wages with u bosses doubtless deserved the increase and all that his public deserves refund for of his ttensh radio
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

C. Wells has been honored of the worlds ranking auth and thnkers-someone for little boys like to look to- then what happens He permits himself to for the usual d about the movies being Ar-o win smile from Hollywood
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-21

The Banshees and fine of Wise Men from the editor that i who will blue pencil except John B. Kennedy and Lowell Thomas Who How!
Evening star., 1935-05-19

Lewis Stone is beginning his twenty
first year as a motion picture player
His first work was with Bessie
Barriscale at the old Inceville studios
Evening star., 1935-05-19

" THEL BARRYMORE in one Of
l. the greatest successes of her
brilliant career in the theater,
IL w. Somerset Maugham's The
Constant Wife" will be the
attraction at the National Theater
opening tomorrow.
For this revival of the most success
full play she starred in under the
Charles Frohman management. Miss
Barrymore will have the full support
of the National Players company.
The Constant Wife" is a sophisti-
Gated high comedy with a serious
undercurrent The dialogue is crisp
and epigrammatic. 1t trenchantly re-
vealS the inWardness of the charac-
ters while subtly exposing their hu-
man foibles to sympathetic laughter.
The comedy takes place in the
home of John Middleton. F. R. c. S.,
an eminent London surgeon who has
a large practice in society. The Mid
dletons have been happily married for
several years, but Constance Middle
tons best friend suspects an affsir
between his wife and John Middle
Evening star., 1935-05-19

ton. He comes to Constance and
bares his suspicious. The complIca-
tions that follow, and Constance's
handling of the situation. form the
balance of the action Of the play
The role Of Constance in The
Constant Wife" was played by Ethel
Barrymore in more than 300 per-
formances covering three complete
seasons and in all of the Nations key
cities and larger towns.
This play offers congenial oppor-
tunity to fit the roster of the Ma
tional Players into roles well within
their range of accomplishment, and
Miss Barrymore. who arrived here
earlier in the week, has assisted Di-
rector Karl Nielsen in the preparation
of the drama
Notwithstanding the additional ex-
pense Of inaugurating this guest star
policy with the National Players, "The
Constant Wife" will be presented
without any increase in the regular
| scale of prices. There will be the
usual matinees on Wednesday and
Saturday.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Next Weeks Films.

"EORTY-sECoND STREET" the
L Warner Bros. musical comedy
which was rated ore of the 10
best pictures presented in 1928,
will be revived at the Metropolitan
Theater for one week beginning Fri
day. May "a. In its film Ruby Keeler
made her screen debut, coming to the
films from Ziegfeld's Show Girl'
and other stage successes. Dick
Powell, a Pittsburgh master of cere-
monies, who had played juvenile roles
in two pictures, made his first hit
opposite Ruby.
The king of jazz, Paul Whiteman,
will bring his famous orchestra and
his radio stars to the stage at Warner
Bros. Earle Theater en- Friday, May
"a, for a special six-day engagement.
On the screen starting Friday will
be the new Paramount production,
"Stolen Harmony" with George Raft
playing the leading role and sup
porting cast including Ben Bernie and
all his lads, Grace Bradley. Iris
Adrian. Paul GerrittS, Lloyd Nolan
and many others.
Mae Vests widely awaited laugh
hit, Coin to Town" will be seen in
Washington for the first time at mid
night Thursday at Loews Palace
Theater. There will be no advance
In prices for this nocturnal pre-view,
it is announced, but tickets may now
be purchased.
Naughty Marietta" the thrilling
Metro Goldwyn Mayer production,
which Washington agrees is the
grandest musical adventure film ever
made. will continue for a second week
1T Loew's Columbia on Friday.
Paul Lukas, Madge Evans and May
Robson are the stars of Age of In
discretion" a compelling story of
modern marriage, which is the at
traction coming to Loew's Fox Thea
ter on Friday, along with a stage
show high-lighted by the personal
Evening star., 1935-05-19

The public, however, couldn't be in
terested. AS it pored over the weeks
calender of events, the word in
former" seemed passed by N the
shuttle and such also worthy films as
LES Miserables" and &c Men got
the votes. What is an infoImer," "
said Minnie, glancing over jhe ads?
And if so, who cares? And who wants
to sec Victor McLaglen in ar Irish
film anyway know him-ne's the
guy that used to be so 'wise'-he's a
wise guy-sure-why should he be any
better this week than he was last?
I've never thought so much nf him
anyway"
Minnie was wrong McLaglen was
better than he's been in the Oast ITO
weeks. He not only surpriSed-he
amazed He was all that he has never
been before And in the characCerlza-
ton of Gypo Nolen he started cycle
In acting that will inevitably come
with the other films based on Irish
stories.
HOLLYWOOD has done an extraor-
dinary amount of recommending
LllLS yGdl. II lids lllOSu lIiS LIu Ol1 d
good deal of fine literature and fa-
miliarized the studio Libraries With the
classics. Dickens started the oaIl roll
lng-and now with more Dickens
(M-G-M will do Tale of Two Cities, -
etc), and with Hugo getting his share
of the glory, with Walter Scott finally
getting a break in the movies C"1van-
hoeD, and with even the consistently
ignored Mr.. Shakespeare having a
cinema holiday with Midsummer
Nights Dream'-the delving INTO the
great masters has become a popular
and agreeable chore.
While perhaps you may not choose
to put Liam O'Flaherty in the same
category 18th some of these, his en-
trance into the movie arena is also
important, and the fact that R-K-O
Evening star., 1935-05-19

E. Since then he has been constantly
before the motion picture public and Is
still one of the most popular actors on
the screen Stone has just signed a
new three-year contract with M.-G.-M.
and at the end of that period intends
to retire from active work and travel
on his yacht, the Serena E.
Joan Crawford was so intrigued by
an elaborate nightdress that Adrian
designed for her to wear in her latest
film that she had it copied in heavier
material as an evening gown. Z.
Chic Sale will play the part of Abra-
ham Lincoln in Malice Toward
None" the film that will be based or
dramatic incident in the life of the
Great Emancipation Sale was
reared in Urbana, H., where Lincoln
studied law when a young man.
Copyright 1885. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance Inc)
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Miss Reed Coming.

FLORENCE REED will be guest star
with the National Players for the
fifth week of the Spring and Summer
season in the greatest role of her act
ing career, that of Mother Goddam in
John Colton's four-act melodrama
The Shanghai Gesture"
The engagement opens Monday
night, May 27, and an augmented
company will present this famous play
exactly as it was seen for full season
at the Martin Beck Theater in New
York and for three seasons on the
road
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Today's Film Schedule

LOEW's Fox-"our Little
Girl" at 2::55. Sis, TAO
and 10 pm. Stage show
at 2:05, 4::25, 6:55 and
9:15 pm.
EARLE" Black Fury" at 2,
4::30, 7:10 and $50 pm.
Stage show at 3::35, 6:15
and 8:55 pm.
R-K-O KEITH'S-'Let En-
Have It." at 2, 3:55, $50,
7:45 and 9:40 pm.
PALACE-Les Miserables,"
at 2:30, 4:50, tbs and
9::35 pm.
Observation-Disclosures"
at 2, 4, $50, 7:50 and
9:45 pm.
COLUMBIA Naughty
Marietta" at $50, sos,
7::25 and 9:45 pm.
BELASCO-Little Friend"
at 3:21, 5:33, 7::45 and
9:37 pm.
Evening star., 1935-05-19

was able to make fine, clear picture
of fine, strong book, augurs well for
the future.
The Dublin Players proved to us
that the drama of Ireland is some
thing again from the drama with
which we are most familiar. 1t is
rich and at the same time it is simple.
But in the saying of it, the Irish have
a curious knack of speaking their
thoughts far better than we can, and
no matter what the subject, the prose
has the ring not only of the land and
the soil and the people, but of poetry
besides.
THE INFORMER" certainly wasn't
poetry, but its background was
strangely prophetic and its message
even in the lips of drunkards sounded
curiously warm and appealing. The
modern Judas that McLaglen por-
trayed was not such one as we'd
find over here. He was angry, he was
brutal, but he was also childlike. And
it is perhaps that childlike innocence,
even in the midst of crime and pas
sion, that made him the sort OF char
acter of which the Irish are most fond.
From now on we may expect to see
more of these, not "informerS" neces-
sarily but the sort of people the Dub
lin Players acquainted us with this
season. From now on we'll see more
of those excellently typed people who
formed the cast of John Ford's great
film. Well see the village bellies and
the village braggarts, and the man who
stands singing out in the street. Well
see more wakes" and funerals and
the hurried chopping up of humanity.
Well see the Margot Grahames and
the J. NJ Kerrigans and the others
who made this film such success.
Only, We hope that those who see
them will outnumber those who went
to Keith's last week. Those small au-
diences we're a crying shame.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Outdoor Amusements.

STARTING with a bang last Thurs
- day night, when l,500 Boy Scouts
and their families and friends cruised
down the Potomac River on the
steamer City of Washington, the Will
son Line has enjoyed during the past
three days its greatest opening in
history. On Friday more than 900
people were carried to Mount Vernon
on the first two trips of the season.
Evening star., 1935-05-19

appearance Of radios famous stars,
Myrt and Marge.
Compared to The Werewolf of
London" such opuses as "Dracula, y
"Frankenstein, The Bat" The
Vampire" and the more recent, THE
Bride of FrankenStein," stack up as
bedtime stories when it comes to
piling up thrills and shocks into one
motion picture. At least that is the
contention of the management of
R-K-O Keith's in announcing the
coming of The Werewolf of London
to that theater on Friday.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Clair to Direct Donat.

D ENE CLAIR, noted French director
~ who has been placed under con-
tract by Alexander Korda, will direct
his first picture for London Films early
next month. The star of the produc-
ton is to be Robert Donat.
Evening star., 1935-05-19

sound.
In order to save argument, the
executives have developed a unique
plan of action. when Paramount
works outdoors, R-K-O stops all car
penter work and other construction
noises until the scene is finished. And
Paramount observes quiet hours
when R-K-O works outdoors. At the
end of the year tally is made and
the company that has observed the
greatest amount of silence is reim-
bursed by the other.
Believe it or not, those in the know
say Bing CroSby's fan mail has de-
creased since he announced the birth
of twin sons. evidently the conven-
tional idea Of matinee idol still holds
good, and some studios don't want
their popular young stars to marry,
lest the girls get a domesticated idea
about them. they say this Is why
Warmers opposed Dick Powells marry
ing and they also say that when
Dick Powell signs his next contract
he will see to it that this annoying
clause is taken out.
Marion Davies is one of the most
popular stars in Hollywood, both on
the screen and of her charities are
more extensive than most people real
iZe. Her coWorkerS at the studio find
her a gracious and agreeable person.
ality she even sees to it that the
entire company is served sandwiches
and tea or coffee, every afternoon at 4
=. Harold Lloyd is another motion
picture star who does so much charity
work in an unobtrusive manner that
few have any idea of the amount of
money he gives to those in need. >. .
George Offerman, jr., will have the
role in "Jalna" that was originally in
tended for Trent Durkin, who was
killed in the tragic automobile acci-
dent that also claimed the life of
Jackie Coogan's father Offerman
was one of Durkin's best friends &. . g.
"Barbary Coast" which will be Miriam
Hopkins next film, will be made as an
all-color picture.
Betty Furness made a record of
some sort on her recent vacation in
New York :. She left here by plane
one afternoon, arrived in New York
the next morning and IL hours later
was on her way home to Hollywood to
start work in new picture >. Betty's
arrival in Hollywood was delayed by
two days, as her plane was grounded
in Texas due to dustStorms She
worried about the delay, naturally, and
was in a state of nerves when she
arrived at the studio, only to find that
she had been cast in Calm Yourself" "
which she proceeded to do.
Lewis Stone is beginning his twenty
Erct
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Birth of Twins Reduces
Bing Crosby's Fan Mail
Conventional Idea of Matinee Idol Appar-
emily Holds Good and Some Studios
Object to Young Stars Marrying.
By MOIie Merrick.

T HOLLYWOOD May IS NANA).-The only two studios in
- Hollywood whose lots side by side Paramount and
R-K-O when either of these studios shooting
outdoor all work must stop not only its lot
its neghbors too the mcrophone picks little
Evening star., 1935-05-19
MISS BARRYMORE AS GUEST STAR OF "CONSTANT WIFE"
When an Artistic Success
Is a BOx-Office Failure
"The Informer" Is an Excellent Example, but
1t Paves the Way for Some Finer Things
in Pictures Hollywood Experiment.
By E. de S. Melcher.

= failure of The norme" than busi-
at Keith last week of those things which
we may well feel sad Here was drama at its best in
carefully contrived film that left stone unturned Here
Of the best acting of the Here good grim
tragedy relieved only by small mrth sufficiently potent in
every detail to make Here the place to
and the place to be happyfor almost for the first time
Hollywood had succeeded bringing the
something which likely be the forerunne of great deal
La opinión., 1935-09-02
Sc DIO UNA C~REDENCIAL
AL PROF. RODRIGUEZ

e. Professor D. Antonino P. Ro-
driguez, conocido va por muchas
sociedades culturales como eel
ap6stol de las b~anderas", ACADIA de
recibir de Mr.. A. r. Clifton, SUI
perintendente de Educaci6n en- Ell
Condado de Los Angeles, ina Gre
dencial para el Ministerio de Edu-
caci6n PGblica de Mexico, presen-
.tandolo como un active luchador
en- pro de Ia education, y entusias-
ia propagandista de las buenas re-
lauiones entire los puetlos meXica-
no Y americana.
En- el mismo oficio ofrece Mr..
Clifton la mas eficaz cooperation
al Ministerio de Educaci6n Pdbli-
ca de Mexico, proporcionandole IN
case que asf 10 desee, toda clase
de Recommendation sobre la educa-
ci6n que Sc impal e a al nihez me-
l~yicana en- las escuelas de este Con-
dado.
Ell professor Rodriguez saldra pro
IXi namente de Los Angeles a Me-
lxico. Solamente espera el dfa ell
que ha de obsequiar pabellones me-
Xicanos al Comite Patri6tico de Los
angeles y a la Comisi6n Honorifica
lMeXicana de Watts.
Tambien espera celebrar I'm tor
neo entire sus d~iscipulas en- arit-
metica, que ACADIA de examiner y
sprobar.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
CAMPESINOS Y
MAESTROS, CON
Ell PRESIDENTE
LIE comunicaron las arbi-
trariedades cometidas en-
Guanajuato

cIuDAD DE MEXICO, Septiem-
bre 1ro.- (Exolusivo). - Hoy, en-
su Residential del Rancho de la Hor
MICA. ell Presidente Cardenas reci-
bio a la eomision eampesina y ma
%gisterial, que desde Penjamo, Gto.,
solieito audiencia a fin de esponer-
lie en- forma amplia, los problemas
masisteriales y ~asrarios que exis-
ten en- ell Estado de Guanajuato.
La propia comision puso en- CO.
nocimiento del Jefe del Executive,
la serie de hechos arbitrarios CO.
metidos por las autoridades NUM-
cipales de diversos lugares del Es-
tado. hechos que han quedado i'm
punes. segdn los auejosos, por la
complacencia de las autoridades
estatales de Guanajuato.
La comision p~roporciono datos
concretos sobre ell ineendio de CO.
munidades agrarias ordenadas nlti-
mamente por autoridades locales.
entregando lista de los asesinatos
cometidos en- fecha reciente.
Ell Presidente ordeno que Sc abrie
ra Embellishments una minuciosa
Investigation para ell esclarecimien
to de los hechos denunciados, y que
en- case de ser comprobados, Sc con
signe a los responsables.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
coNCURRlO VESTlDO
DE CIVIL

E General Cardenas, siguiendo
su programa de no hacer uso de os-
tentacion, Sc presento vestido de
Gale. color negro, con la banda
presidential en- ell pecho.
A su llegada, mientras que los
clarines tocaban llamada de no.
nor. la multitud que estaba en- las
~afueran del palacio 10 aclamaba
con dellrio.
La camara Sc instal6 desde las
1880 de la mahana, y a las IL CO.
memo l& lectura del ~interesante
documento, requiriendose para clio
tres horas y media.
TOGO al diputado Gilberto Bos-
quez ~pronunciar la condensation, d.
ciendo que, habiendo sido electo
po~pularmente J por unanimidad ell
Presidente cardenas, ha venido
realizando una labor que eonstitu-
ye "madurez revolueionaria".
Express en- seguida que las dos
camaras tienen la absolute certeza
que Ell P~residente. al continuar ell
d~esarrollo del Plan Sexenal. Ileva-
"a 4 feliz triunfo la bandera de la
ReYoluci6n.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
T~RAFICANTES EN- DRO-
GAS, CAPTURADOS

Los agentes federales. siguiendo
una pista relacionada con ell trafi-
co de n~arcoticos. lograron la apre-
hension de cuatro individuos que
Sc dice estaban hacienda jugosas
operaclones de. venta de drogas he
roicas entire los invalidos de la IA
sa del Soldado, en- Sawtelle. reco-
giendoles al mismo tempo gran
cantidad de cocaina, morfina, heroi
ma y otros narcoticos similares.
De las primeras investigaciones
Sc sabe que los cuatro individuos
Sc valian de los mismos invalidos
para la distribution de las drogas.
de Ia cual Sc estaba hacienda gran
consume. pues c~irculaban en- album
dancia entire los veteranos invali-
dos quienes en- pago consumfan ca
81 toda la pension que les da ell 60
bierno.
Los aprehendldos son Charles e..
Huff, quien Sc dice era ell jefe de
la banda que posiblemente tenga
otras muchas coneXiones en- ell pals;
ell enfermero Cecil L. Dolan: Will
liam F. Moore y Phil Broad, invali-
dos estos ultimos.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
HA ESTADO Is DIAS
SIN Conner

Resueito a no conner sine hasta
que Sc haga justicia, un prisione-
70 cumplio aver Ell 1870. dia de ayu-
no, y aunque su estado de salud
parece ser bueno. Sc teme que haya
necesidad de llevarlo al hospital del
condado, en- virtud de que tarda-
ran todavia los agentes que han de
venir desde Nusva York para ex-
traditarlo.
Herbert j. Teater, de Al amos, fue
arrestado ell dia Is de Julio por ex-
horto de las autoridades %neoyorki-
mas bajo Ell cargo de haber cometi-
do un fraude.
Mega haber ~procedido en- forma
d~eshonesta. pues dice que estaba ad
ministrando una casa de apartamen
tos y que efectivamente dispuso de
1882 que habian depositado con 81
algunos de los inquilinos. pero que
estaba ~dispuesto a restituirselos.
D~iariamente es visto por ell me-
dico de Ia prision, y aunque Sc ha
probado por mil MOODS hacerle CO.
mer, Aeater rehusa que lie liable de
La opinión., 1935-09-02
DEREcHo DEL VoTO PARA
LA MUJER

Hablando dentro de los princi-
pios del Plan Sexenal, y hacienda
la salvedad de que Ia Constitu-
cion no 10 especifica", e. P~residente
Cardenas ahadi6 que la mujer me-
Xicana tiene derecho al vote. des-
de Ell momento que esta incluida
en- los derechos del hombre respec-
to a la reparticion de tierras.
"El temperamento de la muier
mexleana moderna, que ha forbade
su espiritu y sus ideales conforme
a los principles de la REVOLUTION,
la facultan ara particular en- la
luoha ciVica porque ella tiene mu-
eho interes en- 10 que respecta al
desenvolvimiento de su bienestar
familiar, dijo ell P~residente.
la mujer y la nihez tendran ca
bida en- ell proerama gubernativo,
y a csc fin va Sc dan los pssos de
organization social, para que ell
espiritu de la Revolution llesue a
todos los h~oeares".
Mas adelante, r~efiriendose a las
classes trahajadoars, anadio: %
La opinión., 1935-09-02
Diego Rivera Ataca a
Gales, a Cardenas, a
TODD ell mundO

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Septienbre 1o.-(Elclusiyo)-
vitrolicos conceptos contra ell General Plutarco Elias Ca
lies, contra ell Presidente lazaro Cardenas, contra los Es-
tados Unidos y contra ell regimen capitaiista, virt6 ell ar
tista Diego de Rivera EN- la conferencia que systemic hoy
en- ell Palacio de las BeIias Artes, ante los profesores nor
teamericanos que nos visitan.
La conferencia fue una de las del ciclo que Sc esta de-
sarrollando en- honor de los maestros americanos de la
Association de la Education Progressive de 10 Estados Uni
dos.
Ell tema ~asignado para la conferencia del discutido
pintor fue: Las Artes'; pero ell artista desde que princi-
pic su disertacon die conienzo a sus ataques intenperan-
ties contra los mas prominentes hombres p1bicos de Me-
xico y de los Estados Unidos.
Al general Gales lie dedic6 Diego Rivera buena parte
de su conferencia. pues anaHzo la actuacion politica del
dnvIsIonario sonorense y termin6 por decir que fue un
gran mistificador que obro siemPre de acuerdo EN- TODD con
ell imperiaismo yanqui.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
IL HERIDOS AL VOL
CARSE UN CANNON

United Press para LA OPINION
GLOBE. Ariz., Septiembre 1ro.-
Doce personals entire las que Sc cue
tan dos m~exicanos, r%esultaron heri
das al volcarse un auto-camion de
la Texas-California Lincoln Lines.
Ell accidente, que Sc registro en-
una cuesta cerca de la prese de
Coolidge, pudo haber sido de con-
secuencias mas graves, en- virtud
de que Ell vehiculo. ~saliendose de
control en- la bajada, fue a estre-
llarse contra las rocas, quedando
convertible en- anicos.
Los heridos m~exicanos son y. Pa
dilla Y su esposa, con Residential
en- ell 5000 Pera St. Ell Paso, Tex.
que iba con rumbo a Los Angeles.
Todos los heridos y lesionados
fueron alojados en- el hospital del
condado de ella, en- esta eiudad.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
UN CICLON AVANZA
SOBRE CUBA
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LARhNA- Septiembre 1ro.-LaS

United Press para LA OPINION
HABANA, Septiembre 1ro.-Las
provincias de Habana, Santa cara
V otras del extreme occidental de
la isla, Sc preparaban hoy en- la
noche contra ell avance de un or
midable ciclon que Sc cree atacara
mahana temprano.
La policia, sirviendose de la d.
fusion radiografica, advirtio a los
RESIDENCES la gravedad que Sc ave-
Gina, p~idiendo a las autoridades To-
Gales de las pequehas poblaciones
Y aldeas que tengan prevenidos a
los habitantes.
BESIDE hoy en- la tarde comenzo a
Hover fuertemente, acrecentAndose
la velocidad del ventarron, como in
dicio SECURE de que ell huracan Sc
"a de grandes preparedness.
A los aviadores del ejercito Sc les
ordeno estar listos para volar a Ca
maguey 81 es Que ell ciclon amena-
"a la destruction de los aparatos.