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Evening star., 1938-04-06
FUNERAL RITES TODAY
FOR MRS. MYRTA GREEN
Long Illness at Hospital Proves
Fatal-Burial in Rock
Creek Cemetery.


Funeral services are being held at
her late home this afternoon for Mrs.
Myrta Hall Green, "a, Of 1925 N street
NV, who died in Emergency Hospital
Monday after a long illness. Burial
will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Green, wife OF Lincoln Green,
was born in Millersport, Ohio, the
daughter Of the late DR.. Corrin Bard
we'll Hall and Rose Miller Hall Of
Millersport.
She is survived by her husband, two
daughters, Anna Hall and Ruth Miller;
son, Manfred Green, and a grand
daughter, Myrta Green, all Of Wash
ington.
Honorary pallbearers include r.
Walton Moore, counselor of the State
Department; DR.. Sterling Ruff1n,
Charles Drayton, John M. Woodruff,
Col. H. B. Jordan, A. G.. O.; Walter
Peter, John B. Hyde, vice president
Southern Railway System; Wins F..
Wilson and Harry Ward Miller.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
Uurn nf Chunks.

WINDSOR. JAMES II. I wish to ex-
press sincere thanks and appreciation to
relatives. friends and neighbors for their
thoushtfulneSs. sympathy. kindness and
floral tributes at the death OF my husband
JAMES H. WINDSOR. WIFE.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
Legion Meeting.

The Past Commanders Association
of the American Legion for the Dis
trict will hold dinner meeting at the
La Fayette Hotel, Sixteenth and I
streets NV, tomorrow at 7:3O pm.
Evening star., 1938-04-06

rial M. E. Church officiating. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
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IEONA v MURRAY

WILLIAMS. EDWARD II. In memory of
my dear friend. EDWARD H. WILLIAMS.
who departed this life three years ago to-
Evening star., 1938-04-06
lit Mrntnrtat.

BACON, HENRY HOPKINS. In sad but
HENRY HOPKINS BACON who dnrarted
this life suddenly one year ago today. April
s. 1887.
Evening star., 1938-04-06

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The Washington times., 1938-07-29
Child Health Farm
Will Be Inspected

Lieut.. Major H. Mills Eroh, COM
mander here of the Volunteers of
America, announced today an in
spection tour of the organizations
child health farm on the Potomac
River, near Fort Foote, will be
made next week by the health
camp committee of the advisory
board.
Children of destitute families,
who are undernourished or suffer
ing from ailments which might be
readily treated, are given vaca-
tionS at the camp. Miss Caroline
E. Herold is the camp mother"
and Capt. Leroy Eroh director.
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
POLICE ARREST
GOSPEL H|KERS

MANCHESTER, Conn, July %
GN.S0.-Their hitch-hiking high
way trek from Baltimore to Bos
ton brought to an abrupt halt by
police, the "Gospel7Singing Fam.
lily" of John j. Weaver was held
on the town farm today as the
State humane society launched an
investigation.
Weaver, his wife Sadie, and
their eight children, ranging from
4 to % years, were fed by Police
Chief Samuel J. Gordon, who said
he took them into custody on his
own initiative. At first, Weaver
refused to eat, but later changed
his mind.
"We're going to hold them
until I hear from DR.. D. C. Y.
Moore, who gave them all a
physical examination, and the
Investigators. Then We'll decide
what to do with them," said the
police chief.
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
SHOWERS DUE
TO LOWER HEAT

The weather man promises re-
lief from the heat late this afteH
noon or tonight, when a series of
thunder-storms are due to strike
the District. Tomorrow, he said,
would be generally fair and some
what cooler.
Eleven heat prostrations were
treated in hospitals during yester-
days heat and high humidity.
Treated for heat exhaustion at
Washington hospitals yesterday
were:
Lucille Thomas, Alexandria,
Va; William Duncan, 308 M st.
N. w.; James Birdsong, 1541
Fourth st. N. W.; James Wright,
80 Jackson st. N. E.; Bertha
Quarles, 8 L st. N. W.; Ada Will
son, 81 I st. N. W.; Julian Ross,
713 Smith Rd. N. W.: Jesse Jones,
465 G Pl. N. W.; Warren MCGEE,
1406 Seventh st. N. W.; Leonard
Ruckel, 1888 Marion Ct. N. W.,
and John Coe, 916 Flaggman
| Ct, N, w,
The Washington times., 1938-07-29

the year.
GALL MATTERS SETTLED"
"When the child becomes Of
school age, he will spend one-half
Of his school holidays with the
count and the other half with the
countess"
During the last week or so, as
the result of discussion which has
been in progress between the
count and countess and their legal
advisers" the statement said, "it
has now become possible to an
nounce that all matters in dispute
between them have been amicably
settled.
''The count and countess have
decided to live separate and
apart.
"A deed of separation, valid
IN accordance both with Danish
and English law, has in fact
been signed by both parties.
DENMARK MUST APPROVE
THE document is subject to
approval Of the Danish minister
of justice. In due course, it is
proposed to take steps to have
the terms of the deed of Separa-
ton recorded in the English
courts in order to give effect to
an arrangement which has been
made regarding custody Of their
son, Lance.
"It may not be generally
known that Lance is heir pre-
Sumptive to the Danish family
estate of Hardenberg which is
one Of the largest estates in
Denmark, and that in that ca
pacity he may one day be head
of a well-known Danish noble
family.
RIGHT TO MOTHERS ESTATE
"It has accordingly been
agreed in the documents signed
between the count and countess
that the count shall enjoy a
position under Danish law, the
nearest English rendering Of
which is parental right and
which secures to him ultimate
decision with regard to the
education, religion and profes-
Sional career of his son.
According to Danish law,
Lance would have an absolute
right on his mothers death to
share her estate. AS the coun-
tess, however, may not always
preserve her Danish nationality
she has decided to settle an ap-
propriate sum on Lance forth
with and a settlement of such
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
Mysterious Figure Agreed On

The count and countess "have parted on terms
Of mutual understanding" the statement declared.
There was no formal mention of the unidentified
gentleman from London" whom the count alleg-
edly had threatened to shoot like a dog" or Of
the other sensational factors in the disagree
ment which electrified society of two continents
q few weeks ago.
Count Haugwitz won a major victory in the
marital squabble when his wife accorded him
parental rights" which under Danish law secure
to him ultimate decision regarding the education,
religion and professional career of Lance.
"While the child remains of tender years." the
agreement read, "the countess shall have care of
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
6 NATIONS WORK
TO SMASH DOPE
SMUGGLING RING
Source of Great U. S.
Traffic Uncovered
Copyright. 1898. by International
News Service.)

Police authorities of six nations
with United States Treasury
agents and Scotland Yard opera.
tives taking a leading part, today
were revealed to have uncovered
the largest international drug
smuggling ring in recent law en-
forcement history.
Operating in the major capitals, ,
Of Europe, the ring is known TO
have shipped huge quantities Of
contraband narcotics into the
United States during the past few
years.
U. s. AGENTS ABROAD
Making public for the first time
details of this Governments role
in tracking down the ring, ]. w.
Bulkley. Customs Bureau enforce.
ment official, informed Internss
tional News Service that a force
Of 10 American undercover agents
is now in Europe assigned to the
case.
French and German authorities
already have in custody three
ringleaders of the smuggling
group, while operatives of the
United States Narcotics Bureau at
New York and San Francisco are
questioning several individuals sus-
pected as contact men for the
syndicate in this country.
Working also with the Ameri.
can and British agents are police
authorities Of Italy and Yugo.
Slavia.
THREE DRUGS HANDLED
Raw opium, grown illegally In
Yugoslavia and Turkey, and her.
DIN and morphine are the drugs
handled by the combine.
Bulkley said the ring currently
is still the chief source Of supply
for the illicit drug trade in New
York and other Eastern cities.
Operations of the ring were 70.
ported so extensive that the price
Of bootleg narcotics in New York
and throughout the East virtually
h a S remained unchanged for
several years.
The Washington times., 1938-07-29

She is putting all her priced
possessions in her new Co1dwater
Canyon home in storage, plan
ming to rent the house while she
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
Present Paw
| Is $500
| Per Week

weeks year, also has begun mov-
ing her possessions from the dress
ing room she has occupied for
seven famous years at Warner
Brothers.
Kay just wants to make sure
that when the time comes for
leave-taking, they will be gotten
over with quickly. She doesn't
want any lingering farewell mo-
ments with an industry to which
she has contributed a great deal.
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
Mere $3.50, 900 Was An "Insult'

The statement pointed out that the countess
may not always preserve her Danish nationality
indicating either that she plans remarriage or
may apply for restoration of her American
citizenship
The count originally was reported to have de-
manded $5y000,000 as the price of divorce and
rejected an offer Of $250,OOO as an "insult"
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
WINS NAVY CONTRACT

The Navy Department today
awarded contracts totalling $751;
GIL for two sets Of propelling ma
chinery to the Fairbanks Morse
Company of Chicago. The ma
chinery will be installed on two
mine sweepers now under construc-
ton at Norfolk, Va.
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
Taps for Transatlantic Romance:
BABS AND COUNT AGREE ON TERMS;
NOBLE TO DICTATE SONS FUTURE
HduglUitz Refuses Offer of
$3.50, 900 as Insulting
By CHARLES A. SMITH

LONDON, July 90 QN.S.).-A multi-mil-
lion dollar international marriage, wrecked by
wealth and jealousy, came to an end today
when Count and Countess Kurt Haugwitz-
Reventlow made public formal separation
agreement.
The Danish nobleman, and his wife, the
former Barbara Hutton, "have decided to live
apart and separate" an official statement
revealed.
Count Haugwitz won the right to determine
the future of their 2-year-old son, Lance, but
the Woolworth heiress will retain custody of
him during his infancy.
"All matters in dispute" between the famous
couple have been settled amicably, the statement
declared. This was taken to include Barbara's
charges that the count had threatened her with
bodily harm and his own allegations that her
home, Winfield House, is not a suitable place for
the child to be raised.
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
LANCE HAUGWITZ-
REVENTLOW
Small Son of WOOllU0rth
Millions Heiress

character acceptable to all par
ties has been duly executed.
The count is one of the
trustees of that settlement. No
other settlements have been
made and the count has waived
any rights which he may have
under Danish law to one-half of
the common property of parties
to marriage"
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
Star Stores Possessions in Prepare
ton for Marriage to Baron
Copyright, 193s)

HOLLYWOOD, July 20 QNs)-Kay Francis, for years
Of the screens biggest is making preparations for
quick getaway from Hollywood when she terminates her
in September marry Baron Erik Raven Barnekow.
The Washington times., 1938-07-29
DEWEY TO NAME
LIST OF JUDGES
i'm HINES TRAP
Publication Will Blow
Lid Off Scandal

NEW YORK, July 20 QN.S).
District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey
today was drawing up a list Of
judges and other officials he &C
cuSes James E. Hines, Tammany
leader, ard his codefendantS Of
bribing and intimidating.
This list, expected to blow the
lid off one of the greatest politi-
cal scandals in the city'S history,
will be presented to Supreme
Court Justice Ferdinand Pecora
Tuesday and turned over by the
court to Lloyd P. Stryker, chief Of
Hines counsel.
Dewey also will furnish the de-
fense with the specific date in
March, 1882. when, he charges.
Hines sat at a conference and
plotted bribery of judges as his
part in the 100000, ,000-a-year
Dutch Schultz policy syndicate.
DEWEY PLEASED
Dewey's side was pleased when
Justice Pecora overruled Hines
plea for an ordinary jury. The
prosecution also felt its case was
strengthened by the courts de-
ciSion, granting Dewey the right
to name the public officials, with
out specifying whether they were
influenced by Hines or by his CO
defendants. This permits Dewey
to present his case in a way he
regards as most effective without
revealing too much in advance.
When Hines goes on trial AL
guest Is, a panel of 300 men on
the special jury list will be in
court to supply the jury. These
men are picked on the basis of
"alertneSS, intelligence and COM
mon sense" Women are excluded
because they have the right to
claim exemption.
BLUE-RBBON PANELS
Blue-ribbon panels are chosen
chiefly from a special New York
Telephone Compan directory,
sold at $125 a copy, and contain
ing only the names of subscribers
to home telephones.
In another tangent of Dewey's
racket investigations, it was dis
closed today he has received
nearly a truck load of docu-
mentary information from the
blanket subpoena he sent to Wall
Street brokerage houses, asking
for transcripts of accounts of 81
persons and firms.
Hines, himself, was included in
the list and two sons, Eugene
and James, jr.
The Washington times., 1938-07-29

h o n e y m oonS
with the baron,
pro b a bly, in
England an d
South Africa.
Kay, who still
draws $500 a
w eek for A0
La gaceta., 1938-10-31
NOTAS SOCIALES

les realizaron verdaderos esfuer
EOS para presentarlos con Ell ma
yor gusto y arte.
Una fiesta que produjo honda
satisfaction en- las personals ma
yores que a ella asistieron.
La Seccion de Sociabilidad me-
rece ser elogiada, por la organi-
Zaci6n y por ell exito, y con la
mayor sinceridad 10 hacemos,
por nuestra cuenta.
Cuatro actos brillantisimos,
de cuatro Sociedades que mere
cen toda nuestra simpatfa, Gen.
tro Asturiano, Circulo Cubano,
Orden Caballero de la Luz y Ca
balleros Leales de America.
La gaceta., 1938-10-31
LOS TTAL1ANos MAN
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

81 servicio aereo, de 5000 a A.
600; Oh6feres, 10000; ingenie-
ros, 5000; trabajadores, usa-
dos en- servicios de guerra, TO-
900; miembros de la policia Sc
creta y agentes i~talianos, 1000;
servicio del ejercito, LOCO; in
fanteria, a~rtilleria, tanques y
soldados, $4,000.
En- adici6n a las cuatro dlvi-
stones anteriormente menciona-
das, una nueva division esta sien
do tornado, la que Sc llama Nue.
We de Mayo y las cinco divisio-
mes seran, en- adicion a los italia
nos que va combaten en- Espa-
ma, la Legion Extranjera.
Estas cifras prueban, seg1n
ell gobierno espanol, que Italia
no tiene la intencion de retirar
sus tropas, sino mas bien de In
tensificar la ayuda a Franco.
La gaceta., 1938-10-31

"The Forum" New York

10 guisiera ash y a todas horas?
La situaci6n, sin embargo, ha
cambiado, y mientras que NADIA
hay que fuerce a hacer 10 que no
quiere, pronto descrbrira que vi
vimos en- la era de la competen-
cia. Este significa que, golpes
de suerte aparte, la muchacha
tiene que mostrar alguna inicia-
tiva para perseguir al, hombre
de la misma manera que 10 hace
cuando busca empleo o quiere al
go it'll. No hay NADIA contra la
muehaoha que emplea su inicia-
tlva en- triunfar de la timidez de
los hombres y que desarrola su
inteligencia 10 bastante para
utilizar su personalidad y suit
leza mas que SUI intuicion y SUI
a~rtificio. Esa muchacha no ten
dra cue colocar todas sus espe-
ranZaJ en- suS atractivos flsicos.
Tambien sera una presa menos
facil para ser explotada por 81
salon de ,belleza, ell modesto, la
escuela de seduction, ell fabrican
tie de cosmeticos y Ell de perfu-
me, cuyas contribuciones al ne
gocio consisten en- la actitud ma
tural de wendedor: "Contin1e
siendo recatada. Con la ayuda
de nueStros productos :. Sc hara
irresistible. ,C6mprelos Y los
hombres iran, 6acia listed en- ban
dadas." ~ -,
Y todo ESQ, ipara qve?: Quizas
para ganarse con clio una mira
da distraida del joven de la off
Gina. Mientras tanto la joven
puede no haber comprendido
que Ell recato combinado con ex-
cesivo cuidado en- Ell vestir v ell
tocador pueden hacerla parecer
inabordable u orgullosa. Por-
que, no Obstante todos dos esfuer
EOS por atractivos evidentes, ell
hecho es que Ell promedio de ma
trimonios efectuados esta mu-
cho mas de acuerdo con la situa-
|ei6n economical que con la longi-
tud de las faldaS femeninas o ell
Iuso de perfumes seductores.
Tamlbien es possible que los hon.
La gaceta., 1938-10-31
UNA BODA

ZOraida Lopez,
Leonardo G0nzdlez
Ell sabado co~ntrajercn matri-
monio los apreciados jovenes
Leonardo Gonzalez y Zoraida
Lopez.
Tuvo lugar la ceremonial civil
en- la Residential de los padres de
la novia, esposos Florentino L6-
peg, en- Ell 1907 de la Ounce ave
nida, actuando ell notario Candi-
dc Perez.
Firmaron ell acta los conoci-
dos eaposos Margarita y Pedro
Parade.
Los duenos de Ia casa obse-
1uiaron a todos, con la fineza
en- ellos caracteristica.
Ali saludamos a las senoras
! senoritas Margarita PARADE,
Maria Cacciatore, Encarna Con
zaiez, Elena Alfonso Chela Matt
nez, Alicia Fuentes, Ruth Fer
nandez, Rosa Breijo, Mary Fris
co, Dora Cacciatore, Mariana
Cacciatore y Leonila Lopez.
En- Tampa estableceran su re-
sidencia los nuevos esposos, q los
cuales felicitamos.
La gaceta., 1938-10-31
DEL CIRCULO CUBANO
Comite de Propaganda
PrO-RichaTd Morales

Por este medic Sc cita a todos
los miembros del Comlte de Pro-
paganda Pro1Richard Morales,
y a todos sus simpatizadores y a
los socios del Circulo Cubano en-
general para la Junta que sc ce-
lebrara hoy lunes, 81 de Octu-
bre, a las 8 800 P. M, en- los sa-
ZONES del Cfrculo Cubano.
Los 1ltimos acontecimientos
nos uneven a tomar nuevas de-
terminaciones, y es nuestro de-
SEQ hacerlo extensive a todos los
socios del Circulo Cubano. Ro~
gamos a todos los socios del
Circulo Cubano. Rogamos a to-
dos la mas p%untual asistencia q
esta Importante JunEa.
Las pr6ximas elecciones en- ell
Cfrculo Cubano seran un asun-
to de vital interes para todos los
socios que aman nuestra Insti-
tuci6n. Nuestra plataforma de
Gobierno puede ser discutida
o ampliada por los Socios del
Cfrculo Cubano, Y estara garan-
tizada por la Directiva que pre-
Sentara ell Sr. Richard Morales.
Comite de Propaganda
Pro Richard Morales.
Tampa Fla, Oct. 81, 1888.
La gaceta., 1938-10-31

bres, aunque queden boquia5ier
tos ante la mujer hermosa, no
Sc casen con ella, sine con la
que es 'intuitiva.' Quizas 81 es la
mujer intelligence, comprensiVa
y energica Ia que mas a menudo
CANA la carrera matrimonial.
Finalmente hay una afirma-
ci6n de Miss Daniels que no po-
demos dejar pasar sin diScutir-
la.
Ella dice en- parte q. eel exec
sivo dominic de la mujer en- las
esferas magculinas es una de las
causas mas importantes de la 20
breza creativa de la epoca ac-
tual." Ell analisis mas somero
mostrara la ilogicidad de esa de
claraci6n. Ademas, aunque este
no es ell lugar para discutir que
es 10 que sc quiere decir por "fa-
cultad creadora,' es juSto decir
que la mayorfa de las personas
que leen libros, van a las exposi-
clones artisticas, los cemeteries Y
los teatros, etc, son mujeres. Y
agreguemos tambien que, Guam
do consideramos ell corto tempo
que hace que las mujeres dis
frutan de algo parecido a Una
Qportunidad igual a la de los
hombres para desarrollar sus ia
lentos artisticos, hay que conve-
MIR en- que su progreso ha sido
por 10 menos igual al de los HON
bres. mo pudiera ser que la a.
ceptaci6n continra, de la muier
contrTbuyente possible. en-
ell mismo plano con ell .hombre,
llegase a convertirse en- factor
que desarrollase una cultura nor
teamerlcana digna de nota? Sc
guramente que mucho mas pue-
de eSperarse de ahf, que de ar
g'uanentar que Italia y Aiema-
MIA, los epftunoS modernos de
educaci6n masculine, son los
ldeales de la facultad creadora.
ComIamos en- que la mujer nor
teamericana ha abandonado pa
"a siempre la cocina. Quizas 81
SUI negative a permitir que ell re-
cato sea el obstacrlo de 10 que
Ia soeiedad ha decidido que es
una vida integral, sea la mejor
manera de que la mujer salga
de la casa de munecas.
La gaceta., 1938-10-31
Harvey A. Kalish.

Miss Daniels dice que la mu-
jer debe comprender que no es
natural y 81 peligroso para ella
ir en- busca del hombre. Estas
son palabras mayores muy mu-
cho como las resoluciones adop-
tadas en- 'algunaS poblaciones del
Oeste norteamericano en- los pri
meros tiempos de los ferrocarri-
les contra '1os caballos de HE
rro que viajaban a la velocidad
promedio, sacrilega y POGO natu-
raj, de doce millas por hora."
Tengamos en- cuenta los argu-
mentos esgrimidos hace unos pc
cos amos contra los ferrecarriles
Subterraneos, en- ell sentido de
que no era naturual que las gen.
ties viajasen ibajo TERRA y que
los que tai hiciesen con seguri-
dad que pescarian pulmonias y
Sc morirfan. Recordemos los ar
gmentos, basados en- 10 que al
gunas gentes Interpretation CO.
mo la naturaleza de los hombres,
empleados por Quienes defen-
dian la institution de la esclavi-
tud. En- sUma, los casos basados
en- 10 que es la naturaleza huma-
ma y 10 que es o no natural, no
son realmente muy Electives. En-
realidad, los psic6logos parecen
%convenir en- que 10 dnico que pue
de decirse como definitivo acer-
ca de la condici6n humana, es
que no es definitiva, sino que
Gambia siempre de acuerdo con
las clrcunStanclaS.
Hace una generation que
creiamos que era axiomatico, O
afectabamos creerlo asi, que en-
politlca era Ell cargo Ell que de-
bfa buscar al hombre Y no Ell
hombre buscar Ell cargo. Hoy,
con centenares de hombres y mu
jeres dedicados con todas suS
energias a lograr que los elijan
lIhasta recogedores de perros, ma
die lie da mucha atenci6n al a.
xloma, aunque en- teoria TODD el
mnndo conviniese en- la pruden-
cia de la maxima en- question,
Sin duda que la mayoria de las
mujeres preferirian ser corte-
jadas de manera que pudiesen Sc
guir siendo recatada y al mismo
tempo admiradas, buscadas v
cubiertas con regalos. SQuien no
La gaceta., 1938-10-31

lie decimos a listed su pa
sado, presente y future; lie
aconsejamos en- negocios y
asuntos de amor; lie decimos
cuando Sc casara Y lie damos
noticias de los amigos au-
sentes o muertos. De hecho
lie decimos TODD 10 relative
al m~ejoramiento de la vida.
Demos una prueba y Sc con-
vencera de nuestro maravi-
lloso trabajo. Cada lectura
es Embellishments confiden-
cial. Basque ell cartel, 912
Sitka, al final del tranvia de
Sulphur Springs.
La gaceta., 1938-10-31
TEATRO DEL CIRCULO


Leno complete en- la function
de aver ,en ell Circulo Cubano, es
trenandose "Bartolo tenfa una
falta o Maldita Bebida," obra de
Pepfn Rodriguez.
Todos los artistas dieron nue..
vas pruebas del buen gusto que
les caracteriza y de su habilidad
histri6nica.
Las ovaciones sc sucedieron J
ell pulblico sali6 altamente com.
placido.
Ell jueves Sc eStrenara una o.
bra graciosfsima, Halloween er
Tampa"
Para Ell Salbado 5 la parodia
de Don Juan Tenorio" que lie.
va ell titulo de Don Luis Jutia
o Don Juan Jolgorio."
La gaceta., 1938-10-31
BeneficiO de Delfino
a. Eefphtn

q Estelita
Ell viernes pr6ximo Sc efec :
tuara ell beneficio de dos arts =
tas muy queridos de nuestro phi
blico, de dos artistas predilectos
por ell merito de su arte, gracia
~ simpatia personal, Gilberto
Delfino, ell notable actoS generi-
co, y Estelita Echezabal, la va
liosa soprano.
Delfino, ell notable actor generi-
prueba de gratitud, a la directi-
va del Cfrculo ICubano, a las da-
mas, a todos los Centres, ell Co
mite Popular Democratico, el
Consul de Cuba, DR.. Juan Ma
nuel de la Puente, y otras per-
sonas.
TenemoS la seguridad de que
sera un acto grandioso, Ell prue
ba de estimation a tan queridos
artistas y amigos.