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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-17
GERMAN PILOTS CURBED
Soviet Air Route Changed to
Avoid Flying Over Country.

Avoid Flying Over Country.
MOSCOW, May II R.-The In
auguration OF a Moscow-Stockholm
air service July l, announced yester-
day. will owe its inception to the
Soviet Unions dislike OF German avia-
tors hying over Russian territory.
The Stockholm line will replace q
service to Berlin which was aban-
doned last month with liquidation Of
the Dereluft Co. The Soviet Govern
ment would not renew the Dereluft's
concession because It objected to Ger
man pilots regularly flying over the
Soviet Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-17

Mr. Blob brought his ladder ober
t Sara Loo's house after supper last
night. on account he was goin' t. do
q paintin' job there today. But the
new buttle thought he was a burglar
an blower a gun of at him, an in
the element us got discovered!
La gaceta., 1937-12-30

Aceite de Alquitran (no hidra-
tado) specification comercial
con gravedad de 1885, dando-
sele una capa sumamente fina
en- las oriEas de la herida y EN-
ell algodon; de esta manera re-
pele a la mosca y ayuda a cica-
trizar.
Las personals que deseen mas
information sobre ell gusano de
tornillo, pueden dirigirse a las
alguientes oficinas que Sc las
pueden proportional en- espa-
mol:
DEPARTMENT. de Agricultural
de los Estados Unidos, Ofici-
ma de Entomologia Y Plantas
en- Cuarentena. Official Ma
yor, Sr. Lee A. Strong, WASH
ington, D. c..
Ell mismo Departments, a
cargo del Sr. w. E. Dove, En-
tomologista, 1910 Travis Bldg
San Antonio, Texas.
AL mismo Departamento de A.
gricultura. Sr. r. A. Roberts,
Supervisor Regional pOr Ell
Distrito del Suroeste. 1905
Travis Bldg, San Antonio,
Texas.
FL mismo D-epartamento de A.
gricultura, Sr. wv. G. Bruce,
Supervisor Regional por ell
Distrito del Sureste. 4O2 Glen
Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
La gaceta., 1937-12-30
Los obreros de Catalina armenian
su e~sfuerzo por la guerra
I'm Congreso Importante de la
u. C. T. de Catalina

La uniddd de Gcci6n de las dos
grGndes centrales simdScoIes
Todos los problemas que han
sido la preocupaci6n del Con
greso de la UG.T. de Catalina,
Sc resurnen en- el problema de
Ia unidad de acci6n entire la
U.C.T. y la C.N.T., o sea entire
las dos grandes centrales sindi-
Gales del pals, que componen
hoy la tetalidad de los obreros
de Catalina Y de toda Espaia.
Esta unidad de acci6n es una
necesidad imprescindible, por-
que solamente esta unidad da a
los 0breros la fuerza necesa-
ria para veneer en- ell cuadro del
Frente Popular todas las diff.
cultades de la guerra, de abas-
tecer al her6ico Ej6rcito de la
RepGblica de TODD 10 que es ne
cesario para la guerra y de con-
centrar todas las energfas 20.
pulares de cara q la guerra.
Por 10 tanho, ell Congreso reno
|n6 su proposition de la unidad
de acci6n con Ia C.N.T., e in
dic6, una vez mas, las tareas
que la u. G. T. considera come
bases para la unidad de acci6n.
Estas son: primero; 81 aumen.
10 y ell mejoramiento de la pro-
ducci6n, segundo; Ell reforza-
mienbe de Ia discipline de ira
bajo en- la lucha contra los sa-
boteadores en- la industrial, ter
zero; ell apoyo al Gobierno en-
la lucha contra los especulado-
res v acaparadores, cuarto; Ia
lucha contra los emboscados,
uuinto: la organization de la
poblaci6n civil para la defensa
pasiva, sexto; la lucha contra
Ia quinta columna, septjme; ia
colaboraci6n cordial para re-
solver todos los conflictos en-
los lugares de trabajo, y octa-
Ivo: 81 apoyo Y eli reforzamienbo
del Frente Popular.
Wontinuard).
La gaceta., 1937-12-30

los primeros segundos, cuando
el gusano comienza a resupirar
los vapores, principal a sentir
los ~efectos, y al cabo de varios
minutes Sc muere.
Sc recomienda que Sc dele Ell
tap6n en- la herida, pues auto
maticamente Sc sale de la heri-
da, junto con los gusanos muer-
tos. Este m9todo da bastante
tempo al gusano que Sc muera
sin perjudicar la herida, v ell
proceso natural, fora a los gu
sanos muertos a salir de la ca
vidad, y La herida cicatriza con
facilidad.
Tambien Ell cloroformo malta
al gusano de ternillo, 81 Sc usa
en- la misma forma que Ell ben
zol; pero tiende a endurecer la
plel y la herida tarda mas en-
cicatrizar porque las secrecio,
mes flsyen con mas libertad.
Por 10 tanto, los efectos del cle-
roformo son perjudiciaDes para
las heridas de los animales.
Muy a menudo Sc encuen-
ira que ell ombligo de los ami
males recien nacidos esta lleno
de estos gusanos y no hay espa-
clio para aplicar ell benzol. En-
casos como este, ell tratamiento
requiere mas tempo del que ge
neralmente necesita Ell benzol
en- 10 comun.
De todas maneras, Ell proce-
dimiento es igual, solo aue tie
ne que repetirse la misma ope-
raci6n, haciendolo en- La forma
siguiente:
Lfmpiese la Merida con I'm
algod6n o trapo limpio, luegp
apliquese ell benzol en- Ia misma
lorna que va explicamos an
ties, dejese asi por un momento
Use hace este para dar tempo
al benzol que penetre en- la he
rida) y despues cdbrase la he
rlda con I'm tap6n de algod6n;
deJese pasar una nora v repf-
tase la misma operaci6n, hasta
que todos los gusanos hayan
muerto, no olvidando que al ha-
Ger cada anlicaci6n del benzol
debe dejarse pasar I'm momen-
to para que de ell efecto que Sc
persigue. Despues que este pro-
cedimiento ha terminado, re-
que hay que aplicar el
La gaceta., 1937-12-30
NoTAS SOCIALES
(Viene de Ia SG)

dades Unione ltaliana, Circulo
Cubano, Centre Espanol y Cen
tro Asturiano.
Como de costumbre, las me
jores orquestas de la Florida
tocaran en- estos bales, ofreci-
dos en- honor de los socios.
Bales para esperar ell ano y
laborar juntos en- pro de la com
penetration de la colonia lati-
ma.
Con entera sinceridad apre-
ciamos las felicitaciones que
hemos recibido.
La gaceta., 1937-12-30
EN- LA COSTA
DEL PACTFICO

Seattle, Die. 30-El NAL item
po en- Ia Costa del Pacffico,
fuertes vientos, lluvias y nieve,
ocasion6 la muerte a seis per :
sonas y dafos a Ia propiedad.
Hace cuatro dias que empez6
el temporal y hoy las cuadrillas
de traba5adores limpian las ca.
.rreteras, facil%ando el transi :
TO.
Sc ha desbordado ell rio Will
|lamette, en- Oregon; muchos
rios del estado de Washington
amenazan con desbordarse.
La gaceta., 1937-12-30
INFORMATION PRACTICA CONTRA
FL GUSANO DE TORNILLO (MOSCA)

Ell benzol (soluci6n comercial
al 80 por ciento) es I'm remedio
infalible para matar los gusa-
nos de tornillo (mosca) porque
al matarlos no perjudica la he
rida. De la manera como Sc apli
que, depende ell resultado, pues
los vapores del BENZOL Y no
Ell lfquido son los que causan la
muerte.
Los gusanos de tornilIo niue
rem cuando respiran los vapo-
res del benzol, tardando solo
unos cuantos minutos.
Con Ell fin de exterminar la
peste de los gusanos la mayoria
de las personals llenan la heri-
da con ben2ol. tEsto es un error
" Sc pierde mucho material o
llQuido. Aplicandose ell benzol
debidamente y en- poca canti-
dad, los gusanos de tornillo
mueren mas pronto, pues una
de las caracteristicas de dicho
gusano de tornillo, es que, para
alimentarse, entierran la cable
"a en- la carne, Y come antes
e~xplicamos, los 6rganos respi-
ratorios los tienen en- la parte
posterior del cuerpo, y con SUI
ma facilidad sc pueden atacar,
dado que salem a la superficie o
cada momento para respirar.
Los mejores resultados Sc
pueden obtener de esta NAME
"a: Con un algod6n limpiQ, se-
quese la Merida, que debe estar
libre de todas las impurezas,
luego apliquese ell benzol con
una jeringa especial de los nj
nos, puede usarse tambien un
pulverizador, -ambos sc pueden
conseguir en- las boticas. Des-
pues de haber APPLICABLE ell ben
zcl, dejese pasar unos cuantos
segundos, y luego desc otra a.
plicaci6n, y despues p6ngase un
tap6n de algod6n en- la herida
10 suficieRtemente suelto, para
evitar que quede ESTRADA la he
rida; pero debe procurarse que
ell tap6n quede en- su lugar Guam
do menos por espacio de una no
ra.
Ell objeto del tap6n es que at
.sorba Ell benzol y reteaga Ia va
porigaeion en- Ia cavidad v de
csc modo Sc fora al gusano de
tornillo a respirar Ell vapor. En-
La gaceta., 1937-12-30
EnfeTm0s

EfteTmOS
Con motive del Ano Nuevo,
al cronista felicia a los enfer-
mos recluidos en- los %sanaborios
de las sociedades Centre Espa-
mol Y Centre Asturiano y les
desea la mejor suerte.
Ellos son atendidos con ell
mayor esmero y comprenden
bien 10 que esos sanatorios re-
presentan para Tampa.
Labor de humanidad la que
aas sociedades mutualistas rea-
lizan, mediante la concentra-
ci6n de voluntades.
I'm pr6spero aho para ellos
v sus dignas companeras.
La gaceta., 1937-12-30

NGcimiento
La bella esposa de nuestro
querido amigo el DIR. Ruben Nc
reno di6 a luz una linda mia,
Ell Ola q, que llevara en- la vi
da los nombres de Mirta Elena.
Fue ell mejor regalo de Pas
ouas que los esposos Moreno
podian recibir.
Larga vida deseamos a Mirta
y tambien a sus felices padres.
La gaceta., 1937-12-30

da a costear los principals gas
tos.
Como en- amos anteriores, las
sociedades celebraran sus fies-
tas de primavera y verano con
la mayor animation.
Famosas son las dos grandes
fiestas del Centre Espanol, EN-
West Tampa, y tambien las que
celebran en- sus palacios Y fin
cas- la Unione Italiana, el Cen.
tro Asturiano, Circulo Cubano,
Caballeros Lsales, Orden Caba.
Hero de Ia Lug y Caballeros del
Aguila de Orc.
Algeria, diversiones... y SER
vir a buenas causas.
La gaceta., 1937-12-30

Todas estas medldas seran a.
companadas de una gran lucha
popular contra dos especulado-
res. Las leyes imponen castigos
severoS contra estos crimina-
les, en- casos gravfsimos pena
de muerte. Ell Congress- de Ia
U.G.T. pide al Gobierno la apli
caci6n rigurosa de astas leyes
contra estos enemigos del pue-
bio que forman parte de la quin
ia columna de Franco. Ademas
hace un llamamiento a bodos los
militantes de la U.GT., y en- &c
neral o todos los trabajadores,
para llevar a cabo una verdade-
ra cacerfa de los Expenditures,
de extirpar esta peste y de ira
tar como culpable de alta trail
Ici6n a todos aquellos que inten-
tan enriquecerse a chstA de-
pueblo en- esta epoca de herois-
mo popular. Per la wigilancia
de TODD Ell pueblo, seran efica-
ces las tasas de precios deere
tadas por el Gobierno.
Ell problema del abasteci-
miento es de una importancia
inaudita. Basic recordar Ia
gran Influenza que tuvo este
problema en- ell exito de la gran
guerra. Todas las medidas to-
madas en- la Espaiia republica-
ma para Ia sOluci6n de las cues
ltiones del abastecimiento mues
tran la honda comprehension
del Gobierno con ell pueblo. Los
obreros y TODD Ell pueblo traba-
ljador estan dispuestos a sacri-
Ificarse. Saben que los comba-
tientes en- ell frente no tienen
nj una tornado de seis horas,
nj de ocho nj de diez horas tam
POGO. Con raz6n bodo 81 pueblo
antifascista pide que en- la Es-
pafa del Frente Popular no de-
|be de existir nadie que Sc enri-
auezca, mientras los hijos del
pueblo vierten su sangre por la
causa de la libertad Y de la pa
tria. Els por ESQ que eli Congre-
so pide imperativameAte que
sea castigada sacramento cual
quier negligencia de aquellas
autoridades o funcionarios cue
no cumpla con su deber en- Ia
lucha contra la especulaci6n, y
cada burocratismo en- las cues
tones de abastos. Porque tales
funcionarios son auxiliares tan
bien de la quinta eolumna fas.
cista.
En- esta relaci6n, Ell Congress-
de la U.G.T. remarc6 que las
grandes conquistas revolucions
rias de los obreros y campesi.
nos son sagradas, y que nadie,
absolutamente nadie, sea quien
sea, debe pensar en- tocarlas.
La gaceta., 1937-12-30
La Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre AstuTiGnO

La Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre AstNriGnO
Julio Alvarez, ell presidente
de la Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
FRO Asturiano, amablemente
invita- al cronista social para la
reception que ell dia 81 del 40.
tual Sc verificara, despues de la
ceremonial de coronation, en- el
salon de sesiones de la directi-
va.
Sc ruega a los invitados que
tan pronto Sc termine la cere.
monia Sc trasladen a ell salon.
Estimamos mucho la corte.
STA.
La gaceta., 1937-12-30
Para Ell NueVo Ano

Para Ell NueVo ATO
Entrara 1888 con los mejo-
res auspicios en- cuanto a fies-
tas sociales.
Las sociedades de la colonia
latina, las mas destacadas, des-
tinan 10 que sus fiestas produ-
cen a obras de Convenience Co
lectiva.
Elias no quieren "~apretar" a
Ia juventud; pero saben que ell
rendimiento de sus fiestas ayu-
La gaceta., 1937-12-30
Ell TEMPO

TEMPO suave y claro en- las
venideras So horas. Vientos
moderados. POGO cambio en- la
temperature.
La gaceta., 1937-12-30

Centre EspGH0I
Habra matinee Ell domingo a
pesar de que el sabado, dia de
Ano Nuevo, Sc efectuara Ell bal
le social.
Productivos. muy p1oducti-
vos, han sido los bales de los
domingos.
La dirsctiva y la secci6n dc
Recreo merecen ser cengrabu-
iadas.
La gaceta., 1937-12-30

Las damas del Centre Astu-
riano celebraran una reception
eli dia 2 de ensro.
Tocara para elias y sus invi-
tados la orquesta de Manuel
Sanchez.
Muy plausible Ell trabajo que
las bellas muchachas realizan.
Evening star., 1937-11-23
Stock Averages
Compiled by the Associated Press)
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 23-It was a
swing high, swing-low stock market
today, with leaders shifting from gal
lies to declines and back ageir. N
somewhat bewildering rapidity.
Steels and motors were in the fore
front of the varying moves. U. S.
Steel and Chrysler attracted fresh
support in the final hour and pushed
up for net gains running to 2 points
or more.
The list put on brisk forward tilt
at the opening, which proved TO be
short-lived. Gains were Cancelled in
the majority of instances around noon
and see-saW trends prevailed until
near the concluding lap, when buyers
once more picked out their favorltes.
Many stocks, however, were unable to
make headway, and losers were plen-
tiful at the end.
Norfolk & Western registered a
further loss notwithstanding declara-
ton of an extra Sc dividend, making
total payments this year Of SIC a
share.
Lacking climbing vigor were Du
Pont, American Telephone, Montgom-
cry Ward, Sears -Roebuck, Oliver Farm,
N. c. Penney, MonSanto Chemical,
Philip Morris, United States Gypsum,
Armstrong Cork, st. Joseph Lead,
| Standard Oil of New Jersey, Union
Pacific, Pennsylvania and Baltimore
& Ohio.
The better action of selected issues
was attributed largely to the specula-
tive belief that yesterdays sharp re-
lapse would be corrected" by at least
temporary comeback. Short cover
| ing was also in evidence.
| Business news was still far from
bright and little of an especially in
| spring nature was forthcoming from
Washington. where efforts to push the
| administration program through
Congress foreshadowed postponement
of tax revision at this session.
Transfers approximated 100000
! shares.
Stone & Webster stock was given
lift when the concern moved to divest
| itself of some of its holdings in power
| operating units to avoid designation
as holding company, subject to
| Federal supervision.
Vanadium came in for a modest ad-
| vance as directors voted a dividend OF
| 81, the first since 1881
Evening star., 1937-11-23
CHICAGO GRAIN
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fIeSSs
CHICAGO, Nov 23.-Largely in
f1uenced by financial unsettlement
and persistent dearth of European de-
mand, wheat today failed to re-
cover much from 33s cents bushel
maximum tumble.
Less than 1l2 cents rally in wheat
prices was scored in nervous fluctu-
ations that followed the extreme drop.
Purchases of North American wheat
today for shipment overseas were
estimated at but 100000 bushels.
At the close Chicago wheat futures
were Il. -2l4 cents under yesterdays
finish, December 897s 80, May 895s-
8e5s; corn unchanged to IS lower, De-
cember 54ls-l4, May 567s-57, and
oats lo-15 off
Evening star., 1937-11-23
New Orleans Prices,

NEW ORLEANS. Nov % OF.-Cotton
was slightly lower at the start of trad
ing here tooay. There were some over
night selling orders and Disappointing
Liverpool cables
First sales showed declines Of to 3
points with December at 80: January,
7.93; March, 7.94 July, 500 and october
at SOS
Trading was quiet after the start, and
some buying rallied active months 10
levels unchanged 10 . points above the
previous close.
Cottonseed oil opened steady: Deem
ber. 64nb: January. Sab; March. 6.45b;
May, 6.51b; July, 6.54b. Bid.
Evening star., 1937-11-23

The market rallied in late trading c
covering and local and trade buying.
WI ri n n
Evening star., 1937-11-23
2h TOnito Prod

Actual sales of trading 10 shares -, 49, -,
recevershp being reorganed unoer
securities assumed by such companies
table annual
the quarterly semi annual declaration
xd Ex- dividend xr Ex rights Also extra or extras
Paid fPayabe stock De:
Or paid Cash stock Accumulated
div. paid or declared this
Evening star., 1937-11-23
new YORK COTTON
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23-Moderate
recoveries from early slight declines
were followed by mixed and narrow
fluctuations in cotton today. March
sold up from 7.92 to 100 and in mid
afternoon traded at the high, with the
list points higher to lower.
The market rallied in late trading or
nd Ind traH hiiu
Evening star., 1937-11-23
COttOnseed Oil.

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed barely steady, to lower
Sales. 146 contracts, including IL
switches. December, 686 b; March,
600; May, 6.96; July. 700 b.
Evening star., 1937-11-23

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat. No. red, 75l2. musty;
corn, No. 3 mixed, So; No. l yellow,
old, Sc; No. 2 yellow, new, $685.;
No. white, 55i2; oats, No. 2 mixed,
29la; No. / white, 3134-32; rye, No. 2,
731a; soy beans. No. yellow, 9ls4;
No. yellow, 9os. -9lla; barley, No 2,
Illinois, 80; feed, 1852; mailing, 1888;
timothy. 2.50-85; red clover, 275o-
$3.50; sweet, 7.75-8.50.
Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG. Nov. % UPJ.-Grain ranse
today:
WHEAT Previous
High. Low. Close. close.
Dec. ----11234 10 1.10ss 1.l2'4-7s
May I'LL l.OsH LOSS Hills
July --1.01 LOAF l.04's l.OIh4-'s
Dec. Asa .44ia .459s .44'4
Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 23 QP,.--Wheat No.
2 red winter. garicky. spot. domestic,
95h: November. 95b.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-01-28

would contrive to bring Vronski and
Karsanakoff together. 5.
Dinner With The Dancer
THE next day. when she appeared
i on deck in the afternoon. Bigelow
introduced her to Anstrelitz. And to
the establishment of the rest of the
passengers, the three of them dined
together that night. Woody Taylor.
she told them, had apologized most
humbly for his objectionable beha-
vior the night before and had been
forgiven. but he was not included in
her little party.
She was in white satin and wore
pearls and looked incredibly soigne
and lovely. And she put herself out
to be charming to them both. They
talked about the various cities of Eu-
rope that they all knew and a few
acquaintance that they had in COM
mon. But although Austrelitz spoke of
Russia, she had little to say about her
own country. explaining that she had
left home as a small child-iust after
the revolution-and had never been
back there. Vronski's name was not
mentioned, although Bigelow had
conided to Austrelitz the fact that
she seemed to know something of the
man she was disinclined to tell.
Before they parted, Karsanakoff
told them she planned to go to the
Carleton and asked them to come TO
see her there. They both promised.
The next day they landed.
They had been so delayed by fog
that although they were due to dock
at one o'clock, it was after eight be-
fore they finally got in. As one of
Bigelow's trunks was mislaid. he did
not reach his hotel until after ten
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-01-28
LEGALS
NOTICE of MASTERS SALE

VI S<AAE
Notice is hereby given that in
accordance with the final decree
heretofore entered in that certain
cause pending in the Circuit Court
of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of
Florida, in and for Monroe County,
wherein Loran H. Prevo and Reatha
Prevo, his wife, are plaintiffs. and
Charles Thomas Company, Incor
porated, also known as Charles
Thomas Co. Inc, and Charles
Thomas Company, Inc, Florida
corporation, and w. A. Merritt and
- Merritt, his wife, whose chris
tian name is unknown, are defend
ants, being Chancery Case No,
6-465, the undersigned, as Special
Master in Chancery. will sell at
public auction for cash to the high
est and best bidder at the front
door of the County Court House in
Key West. Monroe County, Florida,
on the 1st day of February, A. d.
1887. the same being a legal sales
day, between the hours of 100 A.
M. and 200 p. NJ, as provided by
the laws and statutes in such cases
made and provided, the following
described property, lying and being
In Monroe County. Florida, tO-wit:
Lot Forty (40), of Tavernier
Cove, a subdivision in Monroe
County, Florida, according to
plat thereof recorded in plat
book 1. page 1913, of the Public
Records of Monroe County,
Florida.
w. CURRY HARRIS,
AS Special Master in Chancery.
KURTZ &; REED.
Solicitors for Plaintiffs.
dec3l: ian7-t4-21-2S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-01-28

However, he had cabled ahead for
rooms and suite in the tower was
awaiting him.
"The key is at the floor desk on
your floor. Mr.. Bigelow." said the re-
ception clerk. when he registered.
A bell boy with his bags conducted
Bigelow to thG elevator.
On the thirty-second floor, as they
approached the desk. Bigelow saw a
girl in conversation with the floor
clerk. And as he advanced toward
her, he thought her quite the loveliest
girl he had ever seen.
She had thick tawny hair with
gold lights In 1t. and skin of creamy
tan. Under her dark coat, he caught
glimpse of a gold frock. and gold
slippers peeped out as she turned for
an instant on their approach. Her
eyes were blue with very thick lashes
and delicately arched brows, and her
finely modelled features had distinc-
ton. There was something arrogant
about the tilt of her head-and in
her eyes as they met his casually. g
sudden fash of something like de-
fiance.
"Yes. he told me he might be de-
layed." she said in sweet. rather husky,
tones, continuing her conversation
with the desk clerk. ''but he said he
would leave his key for mo so that
could wait in his rooms"
"Yes, miss" said the floor clerk
and handed out a key. The girl turned
then, without another glance al
bigelow ano moved off down the hall.
Who Was The Girl?
DIGEL0W saw the bell boy who
- was waiting with his bags wink
at the woman behind the desk. who
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SYNOPSIS: Plainly determined
% remain oioof. Madame KdT.
sanairo0. the striking looking
kussion dancer. oyouses great In
teTeff among her shipmdtes. Bioe.
tosD. ths young American whose
home ts Paris. discusses her trith
his Old friend. d.. AustTelitz, the
psychologtsl Woody Taylor, the
fniilionatye plaBboy. inuddes Rar-
sanakof's cabin tDtth champagne
end drEnkeRly urges her to drink.
Barefoot. IN ne0ligee. the dancer
70 thankful tDhen Bigelot0 offers
help and rem0Ues the offending
Woody. She invites BigelotD 70
return and share the champagne.