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La gaceta., 1938-03-08
Con ell "Baleares' Sc hundio Ell contralmirante
de la escuadra facciosa
Los destructores i~ngleses llegaron junto al
crucero a las 4:30 de la manana

Madrid, MARIO S.-Los mari
neros ingleses llegados a Glbral-
TAR relatan como 81 crucero pi-
rata Baleares fuera torpedeado
ell pasado domingo ,frente a Car
tagena por un destructor espa-
mol.
Sc hundi6 el barco con la in
sigma del contralmirante es-
panol EN- ell mastil y ell ndmero
de muertos Sc calcula en- 900.
E. aimirante faccioso Sc hun
do con Ell barco y solo 200 mari
neros pudieron ser salvados.
Los supervivientes recogidos
por los destructores ingleses 30
raa sy Kempenfelt fueron des-
ambarcados en- Palma.
AL principle Sc diio que ha-
bfan sido salvados 400 hombres,
pero la cifra qued6 reducida a
200.
Los destructores lie aconseja-
ron a los tripulantas del cruce-
70 que Sc arrojaran al mar, pc
70 la mayoria no quiso hacerlo.
Despues de haber sido torpe-
deado ell buque Sc mantuvo a
flote mas de dos horas.
La aviaci6n facciosa trat6 a.
yer de tomar venganza, man.
dando aparatos sobre Carriage
ma, pero ell arsenal no sufri6 da-
nos.
Los marineros ingleses dicen
que ell domingo, a las 3 de Ia tar
de los destructores vieron a tres
cruceros de Franco que salian
de Palma, en- las Baleares, ha-
Ella la costa de Espana. A las
diez de la noche los barcos ingle
SEES Blanche Y Brillante vieron
que los cruceros, sin luces nave
gaban en- direction de Carriage
ma.
Como a las 2 de la madruga-
da Sc oyeron explosiones en- ell
mar. A las 4:30 arribaron los
destructores junto al incendia-
do Baleares, que Sc hundia. Co
me a una milla de distancia Sc
hallaban los cruceros Canarias
y Almirante Cervera. A las 80
81 buque Sc hundi6.
Como a las $50 de la mana
La gaceta., 1938-03-08
LA

Sc disputan ell puesto de sena-
dor del estado, Pat Whitaker,
ell conOcido abogado, amigo de
sus amigos, y ell letrado Morris
Givens, hombre active.
La campana de Pat en- Ybor
City Y West Tampa esta dirigi-
Ia por el juez Lorenzo, Herman
iez, que cuenta con muchos a.
migos, por las buenas obras rea
.izadas EN- sus amos de actua-
ci6n.
Ell juez Hernandez es amigo
intimo de Pat Y nos dice que 81
muchos ybor citenos conocieran
de cerca al senador, no por re-
ferencias calumniosas, compro-
'barian que es I'm sincere amigo
de los tfabaJadoreS.
Pat intervino en- Ell case de la
flagelaci6n como abogado Y ma
die puede suponer que tuvo par
ticipaci0n en- ell asunto.
Pero sus enemigos politicos,
muchos de ellos reaccionarios y
enemigos de los obreros, %quieren
hacer de csc case una bandera,
con ell amino de perjudicarle.
Pope.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08

Barcelona, MARIO 8.-Consi-
derable importancia Sc da en- las
esferas o~ficiales a las revelacio-
nes heehas por Don lndalecio
Prieto, 81 ministro de Defensa
relativas a la cooperation de los
submarines alemanes y otras u
uidades en- la guerra piratica de
os insurgentes.
up que Alemania trata de ha-
,er actualmente, segun una OPT
MON oficialmente aprobada, es
ocultarse detras de Italia, bajo
un comenio con esta, y mandar
armaS, aeroplanos y material
lie guerra a los facciosos, Ocul-
tada detras de Italia piensa que
los gobiernos de Paris y Lon
dres no sc percataran de sus in
tenciones.
Ash, bajo esta opinion, Italia
dejara que sus actividades Sc
mantengan a la vista, EN- Espa-
MA Y en- ell Mediterraneo, mien-
tras Alemania pone en- vigor un
programa de intensificaci6n de
la intervention. Todo este sc ha-
la de acuerdo con ell discurso de
Hitler, en- ell Reichstag, en- el que
dijo que Alemania no permiti-
ria la victoria de los leales.
Las nuevas actlvidades ale
manas EN- Espana, segnn Sc pien
sa, tienen por finalidad ell agra
War a Francia. Las noticias de
Francia indican que ell gobierno
apracia la situaci6n y
no esta dispuesta a permitir
ningun trato que favorezca los
planes italianos y alemanes.
Greco la impression de que
Francia esta va convencida de
que una victoria leal en- Espana
es la mejor defensa de sus inte-
reses whales.
Revel6 ell ministro de Defen-
"a que siete submarines alema-
mes, con Ell buque madre Violin,
La gaceta., 1938-03-08
EMPEZO SU SESSION.
Ell GRAN JURADO

A las dos de la tarde, en- pre-
sencia de los jueces Sander y
Parks, de la corte del circui-
to, empez6 su actuaci6n ell
gran jurado.
Luego de recibir las instrue-
clones de rigor, ell gran jura-
do Sc reuni6 a deliberar.
Van a ser investigators, con
ell fiscal Farrior de consejero,
los asesinatos de Jose Guastei-
la Y Sra. Rifle Lee Hope.
Como autor de la muerte de
Guastella Sc acusa a su cuna-
Dc Gaspare Harreta.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell Cuba viene. - Banderas. La aviacion de
los traidores. = Batista y sus elecciones.
Retraimiento.

81 ell Cuba" no viene en- mi
sion de propaganda politica,
sine inwitado por ell goberna =
dor Cone Y La Verbena del Ia
baco, lie saludamos con ell ma
yor respeto.
No acostumbramos nosotros
como va hemos dicho en- dife-
rentes ocasiones, a molestar a
los huespedes de Tampa.
Ell Cuba" fue invitado por
ell gobernador Cone, a petici6n
de La Verbena, y SD oficiali-
dad sera atendida con la ma
yor cortesia.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08
do A LUZ UN NINO DE 10
LIBRAS

Dertoit, Mario 8.-La Sra.
Mary Lawler, de SO amos, do
hoy a luz un niho de 10 libras
de peso y "a pulgadas de lar
go.
Cuando sc lie dijO a la ma
Dire 10 que pesaba Ell nino, no
10 guerra Greer, opinando que
Sc trataba de una broma.
FL matrimonio tiene otros
cinco hijos, ell mayor de IT
amos.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08

Alhora que Inglaterra iuega
otra insolente carta en- ell ia
blero de Mussolini, los nazis
alemanes redoblan su ayuda
al mil veces traidor y exhom-
bre Franco.
Y, sin embargo, Francia
mantiene cerrada la frontera
en- cuanto a aeroplanos Y ma
terial de guerra.
Alemania trata de ocultar-
Sc detras de Italia.
Ell punto de la No-Interven-
ci6n, a pesar de la nueva anne
naza alemana en- Espana, es
otra prueba de debilidad por
parte de los radicaies socia-
listas franceses.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08
Ell TEMPO

FL calor aumentara a partir
de hoy. segGn la oficina mete-
reoldgica local, a cargo de Mr..
Talbot
La te rperatura en- la maiia
ma de = D.: fue de So grad IS;
maxima, en- la tarde de aver,
de 79 grades.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08
UN BUQUE FAlCCIOSO DIS
PARO CONTRA UN DES-
TRUCTOR FRANCES

Barcelona, MARIO 8.-En
las aguas territoriales de Fran
ella un buque de guerra faccioso
atac6 ell lunes al destructor
frances "Foursuivante'', result
tando heridos dos marineros.
Sup6nese que Sc trata de una
equivocaci6n, porque ell fuego
ces6 al darse a conocer la ma
cionalidad del destructor.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08
CONVENE RUSSIA Y ALE
MANIA EN- CERRAR SUS
CONSULADOS

McSeou, MARIO S.-L0s 90
biernos de MoScou y Berlin con-
Vinieron ~anteayer EN- cerrar los
donsuladoa en- sus respectivos
territories.
En- Leningrado, a petici6n del
gObierno russo, Sc cerraron los
consulados de Inglaterra, Fin
landias Turquia, Noruega, Sue
cia, Latvia Y Estonia.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08
LAS MAQUINAS DE VOTAR
SERAN EN- CA
MIONETAS

Para que puedan ser utiliza
das en- las elecciones del dia
20 de este mes la Shoup Vot-
ing Machine Corp. embarcara
manana en- su fabrica de Can
ton, Ohio, por canton, parte
de las SO maquinas de votar
queel condado lie pidiera, a un
costo de Sill, 900.
Las maquinas restantes sc :
ran embarcadas en- fechas que
oportunamente sc anunciaran.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08

Rail Vega, a nombre de La
Venbena del Tabaco, nos avl-
SO en- la manana de hoy que Sc
pondran diez o doce banderaS
mas, espanolas, cubanas Y a
mericanas.
Ell pequeno defecto sera sub
sanado.
Gracias a La Verbena, POI
SUI correcta Y simpatica actua-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08
CLUBS UNIDOS PARA PAZ
Y DEMOCRACIA

A esta ALBANIA, que como pu-
blicamos la semana pasada Ia
componen los clubs Youth pro
Democracy of West Tampa, NJ.
Y. Club, 0. G. Social Club y
0rden CaDalleros de Martf, Sc
La gaceta., 1938-03-08

Nosotros acertamos en- las
elecciones de Cuba.
LIE "apostamos" al coronel
Batista y no nos equivocamos.
Todos los representatives G.
lectos dicen hoy del coronel:
Fulgencio, til eres grande; Full
gencio, eres superior a Napo-
leon; Fulgencio, "papaito," a
aui estamos para obedecerte.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08

La aviaci6n de los traidores
wol6 sObre ell arsenal de Carta-
gena; pero sus artefactos no
causaron danos de considera-
ci6n.
Tratan de vehgar ell hundi-
miento del crucero "Baleares"
Y las averias del "Canarias.'
Piratas del Mediterranean,
piratas en- esta llamada epoca
de progreso y civilization, fue
ron castigados y va hasta ellos
mismos confiesan que su $50
nado" bloqueo jamas llegara
a convertirse en- realidad.
Los tpuertos de la Repdbli-
ca no estan nj eS%tuvieron bio
queados. Diariamente entran
en- ellos v~eintenas de barcos.
Pero algunas agencias de
noticias, con deplorable igno-
rancia O maldad, persisten en-
su inventado bloqueo.
No hay nj habra bloqueo y
la escuadra y la aviaci6n de la
Repdblica acaban de propinar
otra derrota a los cobardes fas
cistas espanoles y sus aliados'
La gaceta., 1938-03-08

TODD 10 que representa- de-
cencia politica en- Cuba sc abs
tuvo de tomar parte en- las RI
dfculas elecciones del sabado.
Elecciones hechas bajo las
bayonetas de la tiranfa y lue-
go de que sc habian retraido
los mas influyentes partidos y
grupos.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08

No votaron los cubanos o.
puestos a Batista y no vota-
ron las muieres.
Votaron los "batisteros" y
La gaceta., 1938-03-08

los poliicos sin alma y sin YER
guenza.
Tendra mayoria en- la Cana
ra, nos dicen, ell partido del
general Machado, ell Liberal
sin liberalismo.
Pues que llamen a Gerardc
". destituyan a Fulgencio.
Mas 81 no es' possible guitar
a Batista para poner a Gerar-
do, que nombren Inspector ge-
neral del ejercito al impoten-
tie expresidente.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08

La Association de Mujeres
Patri6ticas Espanolas de Puer
to Rico lie mand6 $4,000 al
Spanish American Relief Fund
la organization fascista que
trata de utilizar a los catolicos
americanos en- ayuda de Fran
co y sus crimenes.
Mucho sentimos que esas
mujeres Sc hayan dejado en-
ganar; y 81 no Sc han dejado
enganar, 81 act1an con pleno
conocimiento de sus actos, eS
question de sentir hondo des-
precio por sus maridos, hernia
nos y padres.
iHombres que obligan a sus
mujeres a particular con ellos
en- una obra indigna!
FL partido que representa-
los ideales del DR.. Ramon
Grau San Martin, ell mas fuer-
tie partido de Cuba, no vote en-
las elecciones del sabadO.
Mario Garcia Menocal, ell
expresidente, dijo: "Estas e.
lecciones significan una retro
cesi6n civil Y moral de nues-
tro pals"
Palabras del DR.. Miguel Ma
riano Gomez, ell presidente a
rrojado del gobierno por la
dictadura militar: "Estas cleo
clones representa- una nueva
usurpaci6n de los derechos del
sufragio."
Pero los ''batisteros," inclu-
yendo a Carlos Mendieta, Ma
chado y otros, estan contenti-
simos.
La mayorfa de Batista en- eI
Congreso sera todavia mas des
graciada que la anterior.
La gaceta., 1938-03-08

Nos place congratular una
vez mas al Comite Femenino,
rama del Comite Popular De
mocratico, por ell donativo de
$4,000 que anoche acordara
para ell Cofre de la Comuni-
dad.
Sc piensa en- la desventurs
de Espana; pero Sc siente a :
precio v carino por los desven-
turados de Tampa Y de TODD ell
mundo.
Evening star., 1938-01-06
"Angel in Furs" for
Gail and Randy.

GAL PATRICK and Randolph
Scott have been selected by Para.
mount to play the leading roles in
Angel in Furs," film version of w
b. Courtney's story of missionary
nurse stationed among Eskimos in a
northern outpost and trapper-avia-
tor famed for his exploits in emer-
gency relief.
: Miss Patrick now is working in a
role in Dangerous to Know" with
Anna May Wong. Akin Tamiroff
Porter Hall, Anthony Quinn and
Lloyd Nolan, under direction of Rob-
ert F1orey.
Randolph Scott will start work on
February Z in leading role in
Marching Herds" dramatic story
OF the Texas cattle trails, which is to
be produced for Paramount by Lucien
Hubbard.
Evening star., 1938-01-06

Noland appear for the last time tonight
In their trim, original ballroom
routines. New music-makers In the
Pail Mall Room are Eddie Daniels
and his orchestra.
Wardman Park Hotel-Paul Kahn
and that music Of his continue to
draw hosts Of the towns young folk
to the Metronome Room.
+ X + 4
Hi-Hat Lounge-The Ambassadors
cocktail lounge, presided over by
Oscar, Is one spot in the village where
circus number which won them their
even If you feel the urge to sing
through q microphone. Entertain
ment Is by Dick Roger and the Three
Ms, with occasional additions by the
customers.
Bamboo Gardens-The Continental
Beauties appear for the last time to-
night, Frightening up show that has
specialties by Mary Jane Brown, Bob
Finch, Audrey Hayes, the Carols,
Lenora Thall and others. Music for
dancing at lunch, dinner and supper
is supplied by Russ Cullen's Orchestra,
with songs by Mary Martin.
X X X X
Lotus-The new show Is topping
affair, bringing back to town those
Dance Cocktails, who probably win
more applause than any two average
lines Of girls, and they're doing that
circus number which won them their
fame. Specialties include ballroom
dances by Matthews and Chall, tap
numbers by Mickey and Marian Ford
and . rhumba by Irene Hart and
Alice Mack. AL Norton Is the master
Of ceremonies and Bill Strickland's
Capitolians play for dancing.
X y Il
Maryland Club Gardens-The new
show includes numbers by Charles
Strickland, bandleader, entertainer
and master of ceremonies, and dances
by Hildegarde, recently OF the French
Casino.
Hamilton Hotel-The Rainbow room
here is one Of the towns more popular
downtown dance rendezvous and
there's always something doing
Dance music is by Milt Davis and his
orchestra, with songs by Ginger Lee
Evening star., 1938-01-06
After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places.
BY the Spectator.
BY the Spectator
Trade Marx Rssistsred. o. Q. Patent omes

the town talking or Ut least that
portion Of the town that likes good
things In Cossack mood >. recent
ringsiders having been the Assistant
Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs. Dra-
per Judge Martin p. Burks, Sd,
and Judge Randolph Whittle, both
having come all the way from Roanoke
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Collins
the latter asking for music from Song
OF the Flame" only to discover that
Troika's Dena Larena sang In the pic
ture :. would study up on the origi-
nal orchestrations which she has at
home, and be prepared next time to
sing the whole Song of the Flame"
score.
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, who
knows her good music. her good dane
Ing, her good entertainment, put her
okay on the Shoreham Blue Rooms
gay show New Year night, again Mon
day and Tuesday nights Others
recently in the Blue Room: John
Roosevelt and Anne Clark Senator
and Mrs. Bob La Toilette Senator
and Mrs. Royal s. Copeland Post
master Vincent Burke, Washington's
mail man, looking none the worse for
the wear and tear Of several tons Of
Christmas mail.
On the Midnight Merry-G Go
Round . Parker, Madrillon's head
waiter, is having a tougher time
learning how to say "Bei Mir Bist
Du Schoen" than he ever had trying
to spell Constantinople in a hurry
Russ bamboo Gardens) Cullen
does not have an unknown admirer
who sends him gardenia every night
-. but maybe We know to whom he
sings Indian Love Call' each eve :.
That well-known Government official
was playing master Of ceremonies no
end successfully at the Hi-Hat again
the other night you're a Sweet
heart" is tops among tunes played on
the air for a second week and jumped
from fifteenth to ninth in sheet music
sales IN one week Sure it's news
:. We were right for once But
cav AAA"ooSA iio" AAaA1y PCOPlC Uuy ~,
for our money no one can sing it like
the Madrillon's Helen Forrest :.
especially in that Johnny Shaw medley
combining You're a Sweetheart"
with Sweet as Song" another
honey Grace Morgan, who's
singing with Sonny Kendiss Orchestra
in New York: Johnny Shaw and Sonny
also came by some devious route to
that soiree at Heigh-Ho that historic
night :. Sonny looking as though he
had considerable confidence in his
own future while listening to Mr..
Duchin . Jimmy Nichols (of the
Shoreham band) wants the world to
know he has son 7 weeks old :.
So proud is he you'd think he invented
sons seven weeks old Betty
Bryant ought to please the diplomats
who frequent the Mayf1ower Lounge,
for she sings in French, German,
Italian and Hawaiian q. . in addition
to English . Wonder what Barnee
was doing out in the bright light Of
day at o'clock that morning and
how he felt at that II o'clock re-
hearsal.
Evening star., 1938-01-06

Lupe Velez worked as a shopgirl in
Mexico City's largest department store
before going on the stage.
Evening star., 1938-01-06
4 n ADRILLON-There's q bit OF
NJ Spanish in the air here and
VI the music, the atmosphere,
i the chef and the service

a n ADRILLON-Theres bit OF
M Spanish in the air here and
wv the music, the atmosphere,
4 4 the chef and the service
combine to make it favorite down.
town spot. Johnny Shaw's Orchestra
plays for dancing nightly from 7:30
until 1870 am. There are songs by
Helen Forrest.
Heigh-Ho Club-Stay up late and
you're bound to end up here sooner
or later, for it's the towns favorite
after midnight rendezvous. There's
dance music from 10 until by Pete
Macias' own orchestra, with songs by
Marty Rubin.
Carlton Hotel-Another spot which
Is going to become more and more Of
a favorite as time goes on is the
Shar-Zad Room, which is where you'll
have to 60 if you want to find out
what lush setting" means. Dancing
under the stars in deep blue sky is
to music by Don McGrane's Orches-
ira, and there's entertainment by
Moya, Oriental dancer
X X X
Russian Troika-The mood Is Of Old
Russia here, and fine. rich mood it
is There are two gala floor shows
nightly, gay and spirited affairs, with
skits and specialties by Vera Veraga,
Mischa Markoff, Nick Hope, Lolik and
Orlik and Dena Larena. Sasha Bart
novsky's Orchestra plays for dancing
and contributes a classical interlude
from 7:30 to every night.
**+
Shoreham Hotel-The big New Year
eve show was 50 popular it has been
held over and goes right on this week.
Evening star., 1938-01-06
Dionne Quins
To Play in
Short
Famous Babies to
Act Again for
Pathe News.

-HE Dionne quintuplets are going
to romp before the cameras
again. Frederic Uullman, jr.,
L vice president Of R-K-O-Pathe
News, announces that arrangements
have been completed with DR.. Allan
Roy Dafoe and the Board Of Guardians
for the making Of an R-K-O-Pathe
short for release this winter.
With the vicinity Of Callander.
where the quins live, blanketed under
is feet Of snow, which makes 1t ideal
for exterior pl,otographing, and new
equipment making attractive interiors
certain, the R-K-O-Pathe executive
promises a short which will surpass
those made before, in gay and modern
treatment.
''The quins will enchant the world
as never before" Ullnan says, "for
they are no longer babies. but growing
children with winspme tricks"
It Is estimated that about 70 per
Evening star., 1938-01-06
Supper Club Notes

Stars are Mirth and Mack. the tap
ping comedians who are Rudy Vallee's
newest discoveries; the Myron Pearl
Trio. in Viennese fantasy: the McNal-
lie Sisters, who sing and dance, and
Leon Leonidoff. baritone Music for
dancing is by Barnee and the Maxim
Lowe Orchestra.
4
Mayflower Hotel-Newcomer to the
lounge is Betty Bryant. who last sang
at New York's Hotel Pierre and who
has appeared at a lot OF that towns
tonier spots. She sings in English
French. German, Italian and Hawaiian
and we'll in all. Music for dancing
afternoons and evenings is Sidney's
Orchestra.
Raleigh Hotel-Dancers Noll and
Evening star., 1938-01-06
Voice Personality.
RI 10 WORLD.FAMOUS fiql,

1O WORLD-FAMOUS ngures had
chosen motion pictures instead Of
other careers, they would have at
tanned screen prominence-even star
dom-according to a voice PERSONAL
1ty" vote cast by three film notables.
Ballots were filed by Carole Lombard
and Frederic March, co-stars in Sell
nick's color comedy, Nothing Sacred, !"
and by william Wellman, director Of
the piece. Unanimous choice of all
three for No. place was Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, Next in line were
the Duke Of Winsdor, Aimee McPher-
son. Ted Husing, Dorothy Thompson,
Richard Halliburton, Sir Anthony
Eden. Hiram JOHNSON, Arthur Vanden-
berg and Al Smith. Without voice
personality" 1t was agreed, no one
could hope to crash the talkies.
Evening star., 1938-01-06
Bert Bernath and Lou Behrman
II

Bert Bernath and Lou Behrman.
4 4
Anchor Room-The Annapolis Ho-
tells battleship decorated cocktail
lounge is another popular downtown
spot. No dancing but there's nightly
entertainment by 4 John Slaughter
Trio, featuring Fran Trappe and his
accordion.
Hay-Adams House-To make the
main dining room an even pleasanter
place there's dinner music every night
from 6 to ., Larry Hendrick at the
console Of the electric organ.
+ + +
Checkerboard Room-T1ere'S enter
tainment every afternoon and night
at the Lafayette Hotels popular
lounge, from S to 7 and 10 toll.
4 Il
Swanoe Ballroom-Jack Garry and
his orchestra play for dancing from
$50 on every Wednesday, Saturday
and Sunday night.
Evening star., 1938-01-06
You Can Have Eeerytbing You Want
on Holiday and 1t Won't Cost You Any More
Than "Half f-bake% Vacation!

on q Holiday and 1t Won't Cost You Any More
Than "Half-bake& Vacation!
What you pay for hotel accommodations isn't the
criterion of winter vacation budget. It's what you
get for your money. Frequently vacationists, with
false notion of economy, will firmly put aside the
desire to stay the best hotel where they want to
be guests, and look around for one with so.caled
''moderate' or "low' rates. They do not know or
consider that THE BEST COSTS LESS in certain
instances, that they could indulge the luxuries of
the best hotel living and actually save money on
their vacation expenses.
Sounds paradoxical, doesn't it? Yet we can prove
it. We have the facts and figures authentic data
vacation costs acquired in an accurate survey of
the greatest winter in the United States
namely, Miami and Miami Beach. Our vacation
specialists can show you how you can save from 36
to 43 cents of your recreational DOLLAR while enjoy
ing The Most Anrazing Vacation Ever Conceived.
Perhaps you have the erroneous notion that only
mlonaires can afford to stay at the best hotels in
this playground. Two of Americas finest resort
hotels with vast Estates are located here-the Roney
Plaza Miami Beach, and the Miami Biltmore,
Mlam (IOla 1aDleS). Do you kno" tnAt many
of the 'mionaires" who favor these hotels do not
spend more on their normal routine vacation pleas
ures than the average vacationist who goes to
lower priced hotel and doesn't have the benefits of
the economies, privileges and facilities which the
Roney Plaza and the Miami Biltmore include in
their unique policy of guest entertainment, all for
the one cost of room accommodations?
Just one economy enjoyed by Roney Plaza and
Miami Biltmore guests is worth the difference in
rates between the best and the low-priced hotels.
That is the private transportation SYSTEM fleet of
big, comfortable aerocars auto lounge cars to take
Evening star., 1938-01-06
Next Week BRINGS
Burton Holmes.

RURTON HOLMES, veteran world
traveller, will begin a series of talks
on his meanderings next Wednesday
evening at Roosevelt High School un-
der the auspices Of the Community
Center Department. On his initial ap-
pearance, Mr.. Holmes is to discuss his
motor tour Of South Africa, made last
summer.
As usual, the travelog will be illus
trated with motion pictures showing
the remarkable development in cities
OF the so-called dark continent" as
well as jungle scenes.
Evening star., 1938-01-06

Those new skits and new gypsy
; chorus at the Russian Troika have
Evening star., 1938-01-06
The Short Version.
Until he shortened it to more

1NT1L he shortened It to more prac-
tical proportions, George Balan-
chine, ballet master of the American
ballet group now appearing in The
Goldwyn Follies." possessed a name
that would stagger any theater mar
quee. He was born Georgei Melitono-
witch Balanchiya6ze. but trimmed
down the name when he became
master of the famed Diaghilev Ballet
In 1929.
Evening star., 1938-01-06

cent Of the half-million visitors who
annually visit the observation gallery
Of the Dionne playground come from
the United States. They will form the
nucleus Of the millions Of Americans
who will soon be seeing the quintuplets
on the R-K-O-Pathe screen,