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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09
FDR Plan To Tax Public
Salaries Drawing Fire
Constitutional Amendment Instead of Con-
gress Action Is Sought; President Names Penn
sylvania Judge Over Senate's Opposition; Dies
Gets 100000.

Washington, Feb. 9.-(AP)-Presi
dent Roosevelt's proposal for recipro
cal taxation of salaries of federal
state and municipal employees en-
countered opposition in the House to-
day from members who demanded a
constitutional amendment.
Republicans, who said they favor
the principle of subjecting the in
comes of all governmental emp oyees
to federal and state income taxes con-
tended that it should be accomplish
ed by constitutional provision rath-
er than by an act of Congress.
Some Democrats said the recipro-
cal tax bill rested on somewhat shaky
legal grounds, but urged its passage,
nevertheless, so the Supreme Court
could make a decision on the point in
volved.
President Roosevelt recommended
to Congress the reciprocal taxation of
government salaries last year and
again this year as a means of remov-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09
Aviation Talk
Is Hysterical
To Many Folk
By CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COlumniSt

Washington, Feb. 9-Some first
class judges of Uncle Sans western
hemispherical defensive problem, as
the subject becomes a more and more
important issue on Capitol Hill, see
that the aviation angle of the situa-
ton is being over-emphasized from
he new worlds standpoint.
Chairman David I. Walsh and Carl
Vinson, respectively of the Senate's
and the Representatives naval af-
fairs committees, of course are Con-
gress leading boosters for increased
Yankee sea power. They do not under
estimate the vital necessity of for
midable> air arm to supplement Uncle
Samuels fighting fleets efficiency. At
the same time, the bulk of the advice
they get from professionals is to the
effect that surface strength afloat
should be our first consideration.
Army men ditto, in their sugges-
tions to Chairmen Morris Sheppard
and Andrew J. May, respectively of
the Senate's and Representatives mil
itary committees. Not that the army
crowd, either, speaks of aviation
otherwise than as indispensable; still,
rates groundlings as the main thing
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09
lntangibles
Gains Blow
ToCounties
80 Would Lose by New
Process, but Vance
One of II That Would
Gain Slightly
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
BY HENRY AVERILL.

Raleigh, Feb. 9-Yesterday's vic
tory for county and city authorities
in their efforts to have a larger share
of intangible tax revenues returned
to them is quite likely to prove A
boomerang which will fly back, hit the
local units squarely in the mid-section
and leave them Gin a hell of a fix"
At least that's what veteran legis-
atOr and clear-thinking Odus Null
of Shelby thinks about it, He said so
in no uncertain terms before the fl
nance committee before it voted to di-
vide the intangible spoils Is per cent
to the counties on basis of their con-
tributions to the total collections and
q per cent to the State.
Present division is $780, and it had
been urged in many quarters that the
entire tax yield should be turned back
into local treasures with no part of
it going to the general exchequer.
The net reduction in State revenues
is estimated to be something like a
quarter million if there is no increase
in total returns from the intangibles
less, of course, if the total yield
shows any decided trend upward.
1t wasn't so much the loss to the
State. however, which led Mr.. Null in
to the most vigorous sort of opposi-
ton. 1t was his fear that it will
"starVe 80 of our counties" if the leg
islators ever seriously adopt the prin-
ciple of paying tax receipts back to
the local units on the basis of the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09

Forces Flee
Across Line
Troops Guarding 200
Truckloads of War
Materials Break and
K u n as Insurgents
March / n; Franco
Withdrawing Battle
Troops to South

LIE Perthus, France, Feb. 9.-(AP)
-lnsurgent General Francois troops.
conquerors of Catalonia, reached the
French+Spanish border at LIE Perthus
at 2:O5 p. m. today and planted their
lag at the Spanish side of the boun-
Diary
Just two hours earlier the Spanish
government premier, DR.. Juan Neg
rim, had left his house in LIE Perthus,
foot from the French border, and
entered France. The insurgent troops
occupying the Spanish part of LIE
Perthus, included Falanglstes and
Carlists from Pamplona.
Nearly 200 truckloads of war ma
terials were waiting to cross the
frontier when a column of 200 in
surgents, with red and gold flag
Tying at their head, was sighted
marching up the highway from La
Junquera. With yells of warning
government troops, riding on the
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chonged since yesterday.
Several doctors were understood to
be in constant attendance at the pom
tiff's bedside.
The reported aggravation of his ill
ness caused serious concern because
of the pope's weak heart. Although
his holiness was reported to be deter
mined this morning to take part in
weekend ceremonies concentrating
the tenth anniversary of the laeran
accord and the 18th anniversary Of
his coronation, it was believed in the
afternoon there was virtually no pros
pect of his being able to leave his bed.
The pontiff is 81 years old.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09
Belgian Cabinet
Resigns Over Row
About Ex-German

Brussels, Be GUM, Feb. 9.-(AP)
The cabinet of Premier Paul
Spaak resigned today as the re-
suit of a split over Sparks APP
pOintment of DIR. Adrian Martens,
wartime German sympathizer, to
the Flemish Academy. The de-
cisiOn to resign was reached aft
er an emergency session in which
three liberal ministers informed
the socialist premier they OppOs-
ed the nomination of Martens
and threatened to resign unless
it were revoked.
Martens was condemned to
death after the World War for Co
operating with the Germans, but
the sentence was committed an
he later was pardoned under a
general amnesty.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09
Cold Wave Is
Coming East
From Canada
(By The Associated Press

A cod wave brewed in the icy
Mackenzie river basin of Canada
spread over the mid-western plains
today enroute from the Pacific North
west to the Atlantic seaboard
Many communities in the frigid
belt reported their lowest tempera-
lures of the winter.
Snow swept some of the mountain
states and reached into the south
west. Highways were drifted closed
in Arizona. Some sections of the
State reported the heaviest snow in
40 years.
Strong winds whipped up big snow
drifts which clogged Utah highways
ard Marooned passengers on a de-
rallied Denver and Rio Grande West
ern train 80 miles south of Salt Lake
City
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09
Bill Would
Clip Powers
Of MIR. Hood
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
By LYNN NISBET

Raleigh, Feb. commissioner OF
Banks Quincy P. Hood, who has sue
cessful.y resisted several attempts OF
his foes to get him, will probably
hold his title and his job but will lose
a great deal of his power when the
administrator" bank commission
bill becomes aw.
introduced simultaneously in Sen
ate and House by the respective heads
OF the committees on banking, Sena-
tor Ballentine of Wake and Repre-
sentative Garrett of Rockingham, the
bill abolishes the present advisory
commission and establishes bank
ing commission with some real au
thority.
The act will provide for a Stat
bank commission, of which the State
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
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ing obvious injustices" In income
taxation.
The President meanwhile, picked
another Federal court nominee no.
recommended Iby Democratic sena-
tor from the state. Already in a con
troversy with Senators Glass and
Byrd of Virginia over the nomina-
ton of Floyd Roberts for district
judge, Mr.. Roosevelt proposed Fran
els Bidd-e, of Philadelphia, for the
third circuit court of appeals. Sena-
tor Guffey, Democrat, Pennsylvania,
said he had recommended that the
President name Judge Michael Mus
mano, of Pittsburgh. In Virginia.
Byrd and Glass had recommended
two lawyers, but not Roberts.
While the matter of judgeships and
Federal patronage was a vely sub
ject in Senate corridors and cloak
rooms, the House speedily voted $780,
((tOnfinup6 m P9po Fivpl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09
J. M. WRENN KILLED
IN AUTO COLLISION

Charlotte, Feb. 9. = (AP) = J. M.
Wrenn, 68, painting contractor, was
fatally injured today when his auto
mobile and truck collided at an in
tersection of suburban streets. He suf-
fered a fractured skull and a broken
leg.
A man booked as T. W. Edwards
was put under 5000 bond rs driver
of the truck pending further inves
tigatiOn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09

Vatican City, Feb. 9.-(AP)- An
informant familiar with the state of
Pope Plus health said today the pom
tiff's attack of influenza had develop
led into bronchial pneumonia. The
holy fathers condition was reported
to have taken a turn for the worse
during the day after Vatican sources
in the morning had described it I'M
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Occasional rain tonight and Fri
day; slightly warmer in north
and extreme northeast portion to-
night; colder Friday night.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09
Pope Plus Gravely Ill
With Pneumonia; He's 81

Vatican City, Feb. 9.-(AP)-A
Vatican news service said tonight
that Pope Plus had suffered an
attack of cardiac asthma and was
unconscious for more than half an
hour.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09

And37Crew
Likely Sunk
Wreckage Sighted In
Mid Atlantic Where
SOS Was Sent Out;
Radio Silent

Chatham, Mass, Feb. 9.-(AP)
Apparent y convinced the Brit
ish freighter Maria de Larrinaga
had fOundered, rescue vessels to-
day searched the stormy North
Atlantic for IifebOats in the hope
of finding her crew of 80 lives.
Chatham, Mass, Feb. 9.-(AP)-The
Radio Marine station here today re-
ported receipt of a message from the
S. S. Arania asserting she had "sight-
ed wreckage" after search at the spot
where the British freighter Maria de
Larrinaga reported yesterday it was
Sinking
Full text of the Arnaia's message:
sighted wreckage, hatch covers and
oars. Now steering course 100; speed
Continued on Page FOur.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-09
TWO DEAD, YOUTH RESCUED
ALIVE AFTER AVALANCHE

Bingham, Utah, Feb. 9.-(AP)-
Rescuers digging into the debris of a
snow avalanche brought out youth
wrapped in his bed blankets and
(ContinNed on Page Six.)
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La gaceta., 1939-02-20

cion, y es una necedad supo-
ner que tales investigaciones
puedan conducir a conclusic-
mes que valga Ell tempo y ira
baj de leerlos.
POI 10 cue va Sc conoce de
esas infantiles investigaciones
Sc ha podido comprender la di
recci6n en- que soplaba ell wien
to y la mente de los ~investiga-
dores.
Seg1n mi modo Y manera de
comprender, con arreglo a mi
escasa intelectualidad, toda la
p%unteria de los INVESTIGATORS
fue dirigida contra la prensa,
Ell teatro, y centres de cultu-
ra.
Las personals de mas escasa in
lteligencia saben que esos We
hiculos de cultura son impor-
tantes factories en- la Marcia de-
progreso, tanto en- este pals
como en- cualquier otro donde
ell pueblo pueda expresar sus
ideas con entera libertad de
pensamiento.
Causa lastima que ell conf.
te presidido por Mr.. Dies nc
haya enfocado sus labores ha.
cia la despierta mentalidad
del pueblo. De esa manera pr
diera haber descubierto la ge.
nuina manera de pensar dc
csc pueblo, con respecto a las
pequeneces de ciertos directo,
res que Sc Green grandes y ON.
nipotentes.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
Ell VICIO DE LA
"Y. Y" en- ell New Stateman
and Nation, Londres

LA puntualidad en- los in
gleses'', dijo M. Andre Maui
rois. "es mas que un habito. Els
un vicio." Els este un juicio Sc
'vero, pero desde un punto de
vista estrictamente puritano,
es probablemente veraz. Para
ell puritano estricto toda forma
de auto-condescendencia es
un vicio, e acknowledgements, la
puntualidad es un gusto que Sc
dan los ingleses. Esta arraiga-
da en- la pereza y en- ell deseO
de evitarse conflictos y mo-
.lestias. Ell ingles, siendo uno
de los hombres mas perezosos
del mundo, fue ell primero en-
descubrir que, 81 TODD ell mum
do fuera puntual, sc evitaria
mucho trabajo superfluo y mu-
chas preocupaciones super
fluas, y por ESQ Sc puso a pre-
dicar ell evangelio de la pun
tualidad, que no es mas que
una rama del evangelio de un
mas alto egoismo. Nj que de-
cir que loo su vicio como una
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
FRACASO UN L DE ES-
TADO CONTRA Ell GENE
RAJ BENAVIDES
Perdi6 la vida Ell gral. Rodriguez

Lima, Peru, feb. 20.-El ge-
neral Antonio Rodriguez, que
pretendia apoderarse de la pre-
sidencia en- ausencia del gene
raj Benavides, fue muerto aver
a tiroS por ell sargento mayor
Rio Patron, a quien pretendio
dar 6rdenes en- contra del Co
b;erno.
Rodriguez, ministro de la Co
bernaci6n, Sc apoder6 del pala-
clio y dijo al sargento que ell ge-
neral Benavides Sc marchaba al
extranjero, 10 que este no quiso
Greer.
Pidi6 Rodriguez al captain
Ismodes, jefe de la secci6n de a.
metralladoras del palacio, que
entregara Ell mando; pero este
fingiendo que ~acataria la orden
Sc encerr6 en- una TORE y apun.
to las ametralladoras sobre Il
puerta del palacio. Con Rodri
guez Sc hallaba asociado ell ge
neral retirado Cirilo Ortega J
otraS personals.
Ell general traidor era tenidt
como amigo Unconditional de B.
navides Y ell sabado lie habia a
companado hasta ell Callao, don
dc ell r~reSidente EMBARGO pari
un viaje de peTca.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
RECUERDO DE MI ESTAN-
CHA EN- Ell SANATORIO
DEL CENTRIC ESPANOL

(Al baen amigo Antonio Val,
Ignora la humanidad
sus muchos benefactores,
pues todos los superiores
prefieren la oscuridad.
Por su sapiencia y bondad,
y su talento notorio,
hombre de laboratorio,
sin que exista duda en- clio,
Sc cuenta ell DR.. Paniello
Director del Sanatorio.
Compartiendo su labor
de nobleza Y altruismo,
tiene, sin antagonismo,
un staff" de 10 mejor.
Para cirugia mayor,
Winton, como maravilla;
ell Mage de la Cuchilla",
como todos lie p%roclaman,
eel Viejo', como lie llaman,
con carino que no humilla.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
FL Bale del Sdbado

III Bdue det SOOddO 80.
Brillantisimo qued6 ell bale
del sabado en- la sociedad Unio-
ne Italiana.
La Secci6n de Recreo hizo un
verdadero esfuerzo porque sc
efectuaban otros tres bales en-
la ciudad, y logr6 veneer.
Tocaron dos excelentes or
questas, una en- Ell piso bajo, La
Tropical, Y otra en- ell alto.
La directiva de la Unione, con
ell presidente Vicente Guastella
a la cabeza, hizo los honores a
los invitados.
Pasadas las doce, en- la sala
de sesiones de la directiva, la
Secci6n de Recreo di6 una recep
ci6n en- honor de las sociedades
hermanas e invitados.
Dulces y licores Sc repartie-
ron en- profusi6n a las sehoras,
senoritaS y caballeros ALI reuni-
dos.
Mario Pullara, presidente de
lie Secci6n de Recreo, inici6 los
brindis con palabras carihosas,
de confraternidad, que fueron
muy aplaudidas.
LIE siguieron en- ell uso de la
palabra, respondiendo a llama
das cordiales del propio Pullara,
los Sres. Justo Rodriguez, pre-
sidente del Centre Asturiano;
Victoriano Manteiga, director
de LA Gaceta"; Pedro R. Mo
va, director de Gel Internacio-
nal"; Rex Farrior, ell fiscal del
Estado; Angel de la Riva, presi-
dente de la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Espanol; Fermfn Ro-
driguez, presidente de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Circulo Gu
bano; Antonio La Paz, en- repre-
sentaci6n del p~residente del
Circulo Cubano, que Sc hallaba
indispuesto, y Jose Hevia, pre-
sidente de la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Asturiano.
Los Sres. DiMaggio, padre {
hijo, tocaron varias pleas, er
sus "piano-acordeones', siendC
muy aplaudidos.
Cerr6 los brindis, con 81 sin
ceridad de siempre, Ell amig'
Guastella, a Quien Sc aplaudit
mucho.
Por ell exito de su bale del 5;
bado, ell tercero de carnaval el
la serie de las sociedades lati
mas, felicitamos a la Secci6n d,
Recreo, a Mario y a la directiv'
de la Unione.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

Siguen en- categoria
por orden de antigdedad,
todos en- la mocedad
e indiscutible valia:
Minardi, que es en- ell dia
ginec6logo excelente;
DR.. Angulo, consciente
formulista sin rival;
Perez, en- 10 general,
y Rogue en- 10 pertinente.
Porro en- la radiografia,
desentranandO ell misterio
para aplicar Ell remedio
en- que la ciencia confia.
Manteniendo la ammonia
de conjunto tan brillante
esta Vale, Ell practicante
y agente administrator,
al igual que ell Director
siempre atento y vigilante.
Esplendido ell Sanatorio
y muy bien localizado,
esta con lujo dotado
de TODD 10 supletorio.
I'm cuerpo muy meritorio
de empleados y e~nfermeras,
las horas pasan ligeras,
aliviado ell s~ufrimiento
por ell susurro del viento
entire las verdes ~palmeras.
Procederia injustamente
81 olvidara mencionar,
la devotion singular
que lie rinde Ell Presidente.
Ell Secretario, eficiente,
que me colm6 de atenciones,
a todas las Comisiones
que por mi Sc int~rsSaron,
y a los que me visitaron,
Mil graciaSl
A~tentamente,.
A. MORtOtO.
Feb. 1899.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
LO QUE OTROS DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
Por Jose R. Sanfeliz

Mucho Sc ha publicado en-
la prensa y Sc ha discutido en-
ell Congreso ell tristemente &c
lebre comite presidido por Mr..
Dies, para la Investigation del
"Anti-Americanismo" en- Esta-
dos Unidos. Creo que ell tai
comite, Sc ha echado una car
ga excesiva sobre los hombros,
y al mismo tempo sc ha exec
dido en- sus funciones.
Tambien creo que es abso-
lutamente impossible, investi-
gar esas actividades anti-ame.
ricanas, sin adentrarse o siquie
ra a%proximarse a ciertos he
chos y realidades que sc des-
cubren a simple vista.
Aquellos que someramente
han leido algo de 10 que firma-
ron nuestros antepasados en- la
Declaration de Independent
cia, Y despues en- nuestra dis
cutida Y enmendada Constitu-
ci6n, pueden descubrir en- Ia
Interpretation de esos celebres
d~ocumentos, que existen mu-
chos anti-americanos, Y muy
activos, entire las classes diri-
gentes de nuestra dichosa ma
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
Ell Bale del SdbGdo

Angel de la Riva nos comuni.
CO anteayer, en- la fiesta de Ia
Unione Italiana, que ell Centre
ESpanol, en- su bale del sabado
Sc propone regular "matracas'
serpentinas y pitos.
"Ya que estamos efectuando
bales de carnaval sin mascaras,
opina de la Riva, por 10 menos
que los asistentes tengan los ade
cuados aparatos de hacer rui-
do.
Els una innovation q. debiera
ser acompahada, para ell ano We
nidero, de una propaganda para
lograr que los bales de earnaval
hagan honor a su nombre.
La secci6n trabaja con ell ma
yor ahinco para lOgrar que sea
un exito Ell Cabaret de San Jose
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
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La gaceta., 1939-02-20
.CASIMIRO EN-
r PARA CUBA

I'm querido amigo, Casimiro
Hernandez, condueho del res
taurant Columbia, EMBARGO
la semana pasada para la Ha-
bna, donde hara algunas com.
pras importantes para SUI esta-
blecimiento.
En- la capital Guiana lie re-
cibio un grupo de amigos.
lie deseamos muchos exitos
y un pronto regreso.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
Salud y Libertad.
Ell Banquete de MdRdnG

~ Il WV Wv Ava
Esta anunciado para manana,
en- ell restaurant LAS Noveda-
des', ell banquete del Club Opt
mista. Sc entregara ell titulo de
Ciudadano mas Destacado de
Ybor City.
La selection del ciudadano Sc
hizo por la Mesa Redonda del
Clubs Y los directories de los dia-
rios latinos.
I'm acto que promote quedar
a la altura del reconOcido buen
gusto de sus organizadores.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
La enquete entire las mujeres
de Florida ha comenzado

"Muchas de las mujeres nos dicen
que CARDUI promueve ell apetito,
ayuda a la digestion y contribute a
construir la resistencia fisica-ase-
gura un reporter. En- esta lorna
elias encuentran alivio de dolores de
cabeza, nerviosidad y otros sintomas
de "disminorrea Functional" debidos
a la mala nutricion."
Muehas tambien describen como.
cuando los sintomas indican la nece-
sidad, CARDUl en- grandes dosis
ayuda, zen ell tempo, a suavizar ell
dolor v la n~erviosdiad.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

Las primeras palabras de la en-
quote a las mujeres del Sur y ell 0es-
te revelan estos hechos impresionan-
tes:
"lHan sido ustedes ayudadas por
ell CARDUI2"-preguntan los re-
porteros en- viaje de Investigation.
De las primeras 100 %interrogadas
en- Atlanta, Sc obtuvo de SO esta con-
testacion: 81.
Jacksonville puso I'M mares de 80
afirmaciones en- 100 consumidoras u
las cuales Sc hizo la pregunta.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
Ni6os A~ntifaSciStas

N1nOS AntltdSclStGs
Muy lucida qued6 la fiesta de
los Ninos Antifascistas de Ybor,
verificada ell sabado, en- la sala
de los Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc.
Centenares de nihoS cruzaron
por la hermosa sala y ell progra-
ma Sc cumpli6 bajo la mirada a.
tenta del Comite Femenino.
Tengan los organizadores
nuestra mas enthusiastic felicia
ci6n.
Salud y Libertad.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
TedtrO RidltO

TeGtrO RiGltO
Empezara hoy la representa-
ci6n de la obra c6mico-fantasti-
ca en- cuatro actos, original de
Joan y Michael Slane, THE Ora
CONS Wishbone'.
Una obra escrita en- rima y
del tipo que tanto gusta a nihos
y mayores.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

virtud, y solo han sido los mas
l6gicos puritanos del Cont
nente quienes han visto claro
al traves de su pretensi6n."
La gaceta., 1939-02-20

En- Ell Centre A8turi0no
Habra hoy junta general en-
Ell Centre Asturiano, correspon-
diente al cuarto trimestre.
Ruega la asistencia, por or
den del presidente, ell secretario
Jose Gonzalez.
La nueva directiva Sc presen-
tara al cuerpo social o junta ge-
neral.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
CHS Features
By BILL ERWIN

WDAE-1220 CHS Features
Sis Let's Pretend
500 Press News
$50 Bob Trout comment
700 County Seat
7:15 Lum and Abner
1880 Eddie Cantor
800 Cavalcade of America
300 Radio Theatre
600 Guy Lombardo
l1:15 Sammy Kaye Orch.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
NOTAS SOCIALE

Interpretar los principles pa
peles, como dijimos ell sabado,
Peggy Jennison, Helen Mae
Church, Billie Dale y otros.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
Recital

Recital
La Academia de Ybor de la
WPA, tendra su recital de adul-
tos esta noche a las 8:15. FL p1-
blico esta invitado.
La gaceta., 1939-02-20
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