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ton Twelve display racks. extend
ing the entire width Of the stage,
with a table in the center and
chairs holding the exhibits, We're
quickly put into place
Great Ovation For Carver
In the meantime. DR.. Carver,
who had been seated in the aud
fence arose and was assisted to the
platform. His rising was signal
for a great reception; but this was
nothing as compared to the rising
ovation that was given him, when
painfully, he reached his seat and
faced the audience. Tie has suf-
fered from an illness which has
left him weak
There was no sign of weakness,
however, when he began his lee
ture; because he was turning to a
subject into which he has put his
whole heart. Humorous, grave,
prolific in the use of homely say
ings. following few of the meth
DDS of the conventional lecturer,
DR.. Carver ran true to form by
indicating his humility in the pre-
sence of the Creator of the uni
verse.
Firm Believer In God
No amount of scoffing in the
past has made him recede from his
earlier statements to the effect
that one who keeps attuned to the
spirit of God can find it relatively
easy to discover the secrets of the
world which He has made.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-05-12

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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-05-12
Housewives
BY Bertha NJ. Lewis

With the nice
weather In town
we are we'll on
the road TO II
complete mend.
and believe me,
dear readers, II
IS indeed n plea
sure to go OUT
doors again, af-
ter the best part
of two months
of confinement.
How aver wa
Evening star., 1939-09-23
+. H. A. Diminishes
Lenders 5 Risk, Long
Leading Cost Raiser
Insured Mortgage
Loon System Also
Reduces Interest

BY providing lending institutions
with q system for insuring mort
gage loans made by them, the laws
which established the Federal Hous-
ing Administration diminished one
Of the most important cost-creating
risks in housing-the lenders risk
according to Stewart Mcdonald,
Federal Housing Administrator.
Further, he declared, 1t has con-
tributed in lowering interest rates.
or the cost Of money, to the lowest
figure the country has known so
far"
The Federal Housing Administra-
ton has exerted influence in other
ways, Mr.. Mcdonald continued. 1T
has firmly established the long term
amortized mortgage, thus increas-
ing the stability of relationship be-
tween borrower and lender" he said.
Through improving and Standard
izing methods of appraisal 1t has
created elements Of security and sta
bility where both have been lacking;
and by establishing minimum stand
ards Of construction 1t has intro
duced measure of control over ir-
responsible elements which cause
the disorganized state Of the in
dustry.
1T has advanced research to de-
crease the uncertainty in judging
housing demand. In these ways it
has done much to overcome the de-
fects of the present industrial struc-
ture."
There still remains much more
Evening star., 1939-09-23

There still remains much more
Evening star., 1939-09-23

successful. A paint dealer should
be able to give you handbook issued
by one of the paint manufacturers
which will describe the needs and the
processes. You will get good results
with a cold-Water paint containing
casein. This comes as a paste to be
thinned with water to the proper
consistency. This kind of paint is
very easily applied, and is washable
when dry. A white ceiling would be
satisfactory, but I should be inclined
to make the walls light ivory rather
than buff. However, that is a mat
ter of personal taste.
Leaking Metal Roof.
Question: A large frame house
was reroofed two or three years ago
with corrugated sheet iron. In
places this roof has always leaked.
How can it be made thoroughly
waterproof?
Answer: Use roof cement, which
can be had from any roofer. Fill
the joints as deeply as possible by
forcing in the cement with a stiff
brush or putty knife. Any nail
heads that are exposed should also
be covered. For appearance, you
can then paint the entire roof with
any asphalt paint. For suggestion,
use aluminium paint with an asphalt
base, which will go far to protect
the house against summer heat.
This paint, which is a recent devel-
opment. does not dry black, for the
aluminium flakes float to the surface
and harden there. The final effect
OF the roof will be aluminium.
Cracked Ceilings.
Question: We are troubled with
cracks in our plaster ceilings, and
lately piece 3 feet square fell in
the living room. The beams are 6
inches by inches, and cracking
may be due to excessive DETECTION
in the span. Would you advise re-
plastering, with the possibility that
the work will not last long, or would
1t be practical to remove the plaster
and use some one of the rigid insu-
lating boards? Can the white coat
of plaster be applied directly to this
material, or is it better painted?
Answer: A ceiling having a great
deal of vibration or movement in the
Evening star., 1939-09-23

beams should not be plastered. You
may have a repetition of the same
trouble. Any one of the decorative
insulating wallboards will most prob
ably make a more lasting finish. A
gypsum wallboard can also be used
with very satisfactory results. Either
of the above materials should be
painted; thin plaster coat will
not do.
Old Boards.
Question: Could boards on the
walls of an old barn be used as under
flooring, or possibly even for finished
flooring? In the latter case, is it
better to lay the flooring first, and
then to use machine sander, or to
have them planed at the mill before
laying?
Answer: Boards that are not
warped, and that are sound, can be
used again. If they are hardwood,
they would make good finish floors.
If they are fairly smooth, machine
sanding after laying might be
enough, but I should prefer to have
them run through a planer at mill.
Evening star., 1939-09-23
WASHINGTON D. SATURDAY, sEPrE

that might be done, he added. Build
ing codes, control Of land use, mort
gage, title, and lien laws, methods
OF real estate taxation, all of which
weigh heavily against housing pro-
gress, are beyond the legal jurisdic-
ton OF the Federal Government.
Until the vital relationship be-
tween the housing program and the
impediments arising in many in
stances from local legislation is full
ly understood and acted upon" he
said, no measures, either Federal
or private, can be fully effective"
Evening star., 1939-09-23
Blue Lotus for Cheer

A soft gray-blue with a lavendar
cast-lovely for the walls and wood
work of a cheerful room with plen-
ty Of windows-is known as blue
lotus. To mix this color, combine 60
parts of white, 16 parts ultramarine
blue and one part Indian red. For
a harmonious color scheme along
modern lines, add rug of deep
wine color and white accessories
about the room. The rug color may
be matched in an upholstery fabric
for the couch and the large chairs
also for the window draperies.
Evening star., 1939-09-23
Bedroom in Postels

A bedroom done in pastels has
walls and ceiling painted powder
blue, woodwork and Venetian Blinds
white and window draperies Of lem
on yellow. The darkest note In the
room Is an eggplant color carpet.
The furniture is white wickerwork
except for bed and round table by
the window, which are polished ma
hogany.
Evening star., 1939-09-23
First Aid
For the
AIing House
By ROGER b. WHITMAN.

Question: About May, 1884, I in
stalled septic tank and drainage
field for sewage disposal at my coun-
try home. Up to the present have
had no trouble. Now the toilet bowl
is stopped up. The plumber took the
cover of the tank and found crust
on the surface about 10 inches thick,
which he said is due to lack of fer
mentation, caused by the tank being
too low and not getting the heat of
the sun. The plumber suggests
raising the plumbing in the cellar
and raising the tank to within 10
inches of the surface. Shall I fol-
low the plumbers suggestions or
shall use the yeast cake suggestion
Of a neighbor?
Answer: The crust should be re-
moved. 1t is an accumulation of
grease and oil, which has solidifled.
A septic tank should be inspected
every two or three years and any
substantial accumulation of grease
removed. A grease trap between the
tank and the kitchen drain will
eliminate much of this trouble. If
the septic tank has been operating
satisfactorily for five years 1 see no
reason for raising it, as we'll as the
plumbing. After removing the crust
In the septic tank, if the toilet con-
, tinues to be stopped up, it is quite
possible there Is some stoppage in
the pipe line that should be removed.
Yeast cakes are used to stimulate
the bacteria action in septic tanks.
Six cakes are dissolved in tepid (not
hot) water in a wash basin, then
allowed to flow into the tank.
Water Filter.
Question: Can you tell me of a
good inexpensive water filter? Will
charcoal and gravel filter out rust?
Answer: Two or three excellent
types of filter that you can make
yourself are described in a pamphlet
that you can get for cents in coin
from the Superintendent of Docu-
ments, Washington. Ask for Farm
ers' Bulletin 1448, "Farmstead Water
Supply"
Cracking Plaster.
Question: Can you tell me how
to prevent white plaster from crack
ing? Is it too thin coat?
Answer: Plaster cracks for several
different reasons. If you do not wish
to replaster, one good way to handle
the difficulty is to hang a good wall
cloth on the wall This wall-cloth
can be had in wallpaper designs; it
Is good-looking. strong and wash
able and is hung in the same way
as ordinary wallpaper.
Damp Closet.
Question: What is the best me-
dium to use in clothes closet to alb
sorb dampness?
Answer: One very simple method
Is the continuous burning of an elec-
trio light in the closet, the door of
which is kept closed. The light
should be placed on the floor, so that
the heat will rise and circulate. For
closet of ordinary size. a 25-watt
lamp is usually sufficient, but
larger lamp, Of course, will furnish
more heat.
Amateur Painting.
Question: An attic room 20 feet
square. used as living room. has
q white ceiling and buff walls. 1t
needs repainting. Could an amateur
DO it? If so, what material should
be used and how is it done? Would
you recommend repeating the same
colors?
Answer: I have seen many paint
ing jobs by amateurs that were very
Evening star., 1939-09-23
Powers in New Post

Selwyn L. Powers, who for six
years was general manager of
apartments at Wardman Park
Hotel, has joined the firm Of Carl
G. Rosinskl. realtor, 1t was an
nounced today. Mr.. Powers at one
time was rental manager for Weaver
Bros.
Evening star., 1939-09-23
Sc, 900 Homes Limit

Housing authorities say that 10
per cent of Americans want and
need homes under 5000, combined
costs of land and shelter.
La gaceta., 1939-02-23

Bernardo Gro, Valencia Gar
den Restaurant, S. Martinez, 10
sc Fernandez, Puleo Barberia,
Artillery Fill. Sta, N. Herman
DEE Gro, Tomasino Gro, Smok-
ers Gro, Broadway Cigar Store,
Sam Salvaggio, Gonzalez y Her.
nandez Gro, Laurence Ser. Sta,
Ell Palatino Carniceria, Broad
way Furniture, Benito Blanco,
Alfredo Gonzalez, Ell Mercado
Unico Gro, FL Malecon, Alex
Cafe, j. M. Barber Shop, Ruiz
Barber Shop, La Central Bar
Der Shop, London Hardware,
Jose Juran, Ramon Garcia, Del
gados Famous Cigar, Ybor Fish
Mkt, Pedrito's Barber Shop, Ar
gdelles Barber Shop, Restau-
rant Aviles, Casa de Banos Ar
guelles, Portocarrero's Barber
Shop, FL Gallo Cafe, Asissto CT
gar Factory, Rainbow Cleaners,
Patino's Barber Shop, F. CHA
ramonte Shoe Shop, Prieto Gro.
Jose BarreirO, La Gloria Gro,
Fernandez, nevero, A. Montero,
Jose FuenteS, Lucas Fernandez,
White Front Cafe, Central Ca
feteria, Raymond's Auto Parts,
Luis Rio, Leo Diaz, Tony's Shoe
Shop, NJ & A Cafe, j. Menendez
j. Diaz, j, Sanchez, Celestino
Lopez, Bolito, Los Leales Gro,
Dominguez Cash Gro, Ricardo
Diaz, Paraiso Gro, Luis Lopez,
Gro, PENN Cafe, Daniels Ser.
Sta, Polo, Jose c. Fernandez,
Maseda Cafe, Maseda Barber
Shpo, Supreme Gro, Severe Cas-
tro, W. Tampa Shoe Shop, Tien
da de Solomon, La Nina Gro,
AlbertO's, Tapanes Restaurant,
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
Ado

500 NBC Features
Sis Your Family & Mine
$50 L2ndt Trio Songs
AS Sweet and Lew
$50 Rudy Va. ae Hcur
9:C0 Coed News of 1899
7" 70 Lin Crosby Show
IL 100 Del Courtney orchestra I
/ - Larry Clinton orchestra
IL 100 Chick Webb o chestra
IL 80 Al Kavelin orchestra
WDAE-122O = CHS Features
5:15 Let's Pretend
5 AS Patterns in Swing
200 Press News
sos Console Echoes
$50 Bob Trout comment
700 County Seat
1880 Joe Penner Show
100 Kate Smith Hour
900 Major BOwes Hour
10 100 Walter O'Keefe Show
1O:45 American Viewpoints
IL :15 Jimmy Dorsey orchestra
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
NOTAS SOCIALES
De RegreSo

De RegreSo
Casimiro Hernandez, ell dina
mico condueno del Restaurant
Columbia, regres6 aver de la h
bana.
Hizo una rapida vista a la ca
pital Guiana y ALI adquiri6 unas
valiosas artisticas antiguedades
para su gran Establishments de
la Septima y Gale %.
FL Columbia esta hacienda
nuevas importantes reformas,
que incluyen otro edificiO mas,
de dos plantas, donde estaba 81
tuada la barberia.
LIE damos la bienvenida al que
rido amigo y lie deseamos, a el Y
sus asociados, la prosperidad a
que tienen derecho.
Tanta actividad, bien encami-
NADIA, es digna companera del
exito.
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
NOSOTROS Y Ell
BUEN VECINO
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

rancias en- la que en- nombre de
la democrat, J.. IJbierno de
los Estados Unidos apoy2 a tird-
nos y tiranuelos y aleje de 81 la
simpatia de los puebloS OpIimi-
dos de este lado del cOntinente.
I'm Frente r,e-Inioamerl> a.
no contra la international Ne
gra debe ser un Frente de Pue-
bios. Que sea la democra ia su
bandera, paro una demG-racia
no complac.cnte con los tiranos
en- ninguno de los paises que ell
frente antifascista comprenda.
Porque cada usurpador o despo-
ia es un fascista en- potencia, es
IN enemigo de la democracia.
Sus discrepancies con ell FaScis-
me International solo Sc deben
a que consideran inc6modo en-
tregarse a la tutela autoritaria
de sus amos europeos, o a que
y este es decisivo-ceden a la
preston de Washington para
que "guarden las formas..."
De ALI que ell Frente NOrte In
doamericano contra los planes
de conquista del FascismO In
ternacional Nip6n-Europeo, de-
be ser popular. Debe arraigar
en- las grandes masas nacionales
de ambas Americas debe estar
basado en- la confianza y en- la
unidad de accion International.
81 no constituyen csc frente
pueblos y gobiernos v%erdadera-
mente democraticos, por su ORR
gen y su conducta, ell Fascis-
La gaceta., 1939-02-23

Rivas Place, Scanio Gro, Vica i
Gro, Antonio Rey, Mon Cafe, A
Val ina, Benjamin Vallina, Pc
tralia y Caruso, Charles Place,
Valen in Lopez, La Habansra
Botica, Velo Sastreria, w. Tam
pa Poultry Nix, La Lave, Ell
G,cbo Cafe.
Contribuy6 con 20 centavos :
Garcias Gro.
Contri5uyeron cen Is centa-
vos: Amorelli Shes Shop, CAST
40 Beatty Salon, Sovi'la Caan-
rs, V..,tor Shoe Shop, A. Pine
70.
Contribuyeron con 10 centa-
vos: Bon,on Barberia, Sunrise
Cafe, Manolo's Place, Reeds,
Style Hat Shop, Joe's Barberia.
rContribuy6 con 5 centavos
Aronovitz.
Tampa Feb. 20, 1889
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
DEL MOVIMIENTO OBRERO


cares. Goldberg imponia un gas
to minimo de 20 centavos, GUAM
do veia que los miembros del
grupo Sc aproximaban. Paga-
ban ellos los 20 c~entavos. La u
MON, afiliada a la Federac.6n
Americana del Trabajo, no Sc
desanimo. Aumento el a 80 GEN.
tavos ell minimo y los obreros 81
guieron su tactica: Hace pocos
dfas Goldberg Sc puso a la puer-
ia y trat6 de excluir a los que
considerable miembros de la u
MON o amigos de ellos. Protes-
taron los unionados y la policia
lie inform6 que tendria que adj
mitir a cada uno o cerrar las
puertas para todos.
Cuando decide dejarlos fue-
"a va dentro habia &c..
Los de fuera formarOn pique-
ties en- ell exterior hasta que la
policia orden6 limitar ell piquete
a dos.
Minutes mas tarde, en- otra
bora de apuro, Goldberg orden6
ell arresto de ID hombres y IL
mujereS que "entorpecian su
negocio". I'm juicio Sc les conce
dera hoy.
Los trabajadores declaran
que ell establecimiento de Gold
berg esta en- huelga porque Sc
mega a reconocer la union.
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
MCCALL A LA COR
TIE SUPREMA DE LOS ES-
TADOS UNIDOS
Tampa Feb. 20, 1889

Washington, feb. 23.-Los a.
bogados de Franklin Pierce Mo
Call, asesino y secuestrador de
un ninO, pidieron hoy a la Cor
tie Supreme del pals suspenda la
ejecuc:6n mientras Sc resuelva
un problema legal planteado por
ellOs. La ejecuci6n de Mccall eS-
ia senalada para manana vier-
mes, en- ell preside de Raiford,
Florida.
Ell letrado c.. A. Avriett, de
Jasper, Fla, pide que ell cump,i-
miento de la senten-ia Sc aplace
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
LOS DICEN
QUE
POR EQUIVOCACION

Toxic, feb. 23.-El ministe-
rio de Estado japones explic6
hoy al embajador ingles Robert
Leslie Craigie que ell reciente
bombardeo de una estaci6n del
%ferrocarril, en- Hongkong, Sc de-
bio a una equivocaci6n. I'm a.
WON japones arroj6 una bomba,
ell ministro Arita, pero ell
Gobierno de Toxic lamenta ell in
cidente.
La equivocaci6n produjo la
muerte de nueve personals, inclu
un policia.
La gaceta., 1939-02-23

va hemos dicho que regala-
ran matracas, pitos y serpenti-
mas en- beneficio de los socios del
Centre y sus amigos.
Para ell Cabaret de San Jose
va Sc han vendido algunas me-
sas. La fecha fijada es la del Is
lie MARIO.
La gran fiesta annual de pri-
mavera, la de la muy activa Sec"
zion de Propaganda, tendra lu-
gar el 16 de abril.
Moses de algeria y actividad
en- favor de los socios y de la CO.
munidad.
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
Tres FiestaS


Tres grandes fiestas, contain
do con ell bale del sabado, ulti-
me de Carnival prepare ell Cen
tro Espanol.
Con ell bale de esta semana Sc
completa ell ciclo de fiestas socia
les, que empez6 en- ell eCntro AS
turiano, pasando despues al
Circulo Crbano, la Unione tia
Llama y ell Centre Espahol, el sa-
badO. III
Angel de la Riva y los mucha-
chos de la Secci6n de Recreo pre-
paran para ell sabado una noche
agradabilisima.
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
LISTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
.PULAR DE
SOCORRO A ESPANA
(COntiRudci6n)

ContribuyerOn con 25 centa-
vos: Brown Store, SEES Garage,
A. Ayala, Perdig6n, Mario's Ga
rage, Garriga's Pressing Club,
Henry Barberia, Eagle Shoe
Shop, Poller's, Thorn Mean, La
Bonita Hat Store, The Economy
D'Elia Relojeria, YbOr City
Hatters, Piniella's Place, Can
non Shoe Store, Smart Shop, NJ
de la Parte, Broadway Barber
Shop, Adorable Hat Store, Mar
celinO Barber Shop, JESUS Men
DEE, The Palace, United Shoe
Store, Russell's, Spoto y Caste
.lano, Casa de Vale, Rays Hard
ware, Frank Flores. Tienda de
Margarita, Mandell's, Columbia
Dulceria, Manhattan Barber
Shop. Louis Dept. Store, Flori-
da, Habanera Gro, C~annella's
Poultry Mkt, Italo American
Gro, Augusta Garcia, Columbia
Poultry Mkt, Ell Polaco, Sas-
treria de Cato, G & M. Gro, Sal
sta Barberia, CampamentO Gro
Miceli's Gro, Puig's Barber
Shop, Villita's Drug Store, AL
va Cafe, Labruzzo's Fish Mkt,
La Estrella Bakery, G. G. Gro,
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
TeGtrO Ratio


A pesar del frio muchas per-
sonas asistieron anoche a la re-
presentation de ''The Dragons
Wishbone', la fantasia c6mica,
en- cuatro actos, estrenada con
tanto exito ell pasado lunes.
La obra Sc representara du-
rante toda la semana y asi ten
dram Oportunidad de verla mu-
chas familias latinas.
Trajes y decorados Sc hicierOn
bajo la supervision de Mr.. Syl,
ell notable artista.
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
Carlos Molina

49,
Escuchamos anteayer, por Ia
radio, la reputada orquesta de
Carlos Molina. Trasmitia un
programa, de Costa a costa, des
de un hotel de San Francisco,
california.
Nos record6 las dos wees que
estuvo en- Tampa, con su orlues
ia, hacienda centenares de ami
gos.
Molina es un excelente must
co y ademas un cumplido caba-
Hero.
Para su esposa, tan amable y
bella, tenemos tambien un salu-
10.
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
La Tenidd de Mamma

Una gran tenida, en- la que Sc
dara Ell grade iniciatorio a mu-
Nos candidates, Sc verificara
manana por la Logia Ideal No.
55, de la Independence Orden
de Odd Fellows, en- ell edificio
de la Legion Americana.
Publicamos aver la lista de
candidates, todos muy conoci-
dos y apreciados en- esta ciudad.
La ceremonial revistira toda
la brillantez que demanta ell ri
tual de los Odd Fellows.
Asistiran Representatives. de
differences logias del Estado.
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
MeSGS

Aument6 aver la venta de me-
sas para ell Cabaret Privado del
Centre Asturiano, que Sc efec-
tuara ell sabado de Ia semana
que viene, en- ell edificio de Palm
y Nebraska.
La Secci6n de Recreo prepare
un "show" de primera clase, a
demas de las dos orquestas con-
tratadas.
Cada mesa, con A sillas, tiene
un valor de $500.
La gaceta., 1939-02-23

hasta que ell tribunal actue y re-
suelva.
Tienese en.endido hue en- ell
miSmO sent:dC Sc msnIara ina
peticion al Gobernador Cone.
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BENZ
NERVOUS
Check Below And See If You Have
Amy OF The Signs

Quivering nerves can make you old ana
haggard locking, cranky and hard to live
with-can keep you awake nights and rob
YOU Of good heath, good times and Jobs.
Don't let yourself "go" Ike that, Start
taking a good, reliable tonic-one made esDe-
eiGlly for wopief. And coull you ask iJr arr
thinS whose benefits have been better proved
tnan world-famous Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetsb Die Compound?
Let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
Pinkham's Compound hep Nature calm
your shrieking nerves, tone up your system,
and help lessen distress from female func-
tional disorders.
Make q note NOW 70 get a bottle Of this
time-proven Pinkham's CouDound TODAY
La gaceta., 1939-02-23

mo seguira invadiendo nuestra
America y valiendose de los IL
ranuelos centre y sud-america-
nos que va tiene a sus ordenes.
(COntinudrd).
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
MOntOtO

MOntOtO
Continua recluido en- su domi-
clio, recrperando fuerzas, ell es-
timado companero Alfredo Mon
toto.
Muy pronto tendremos ell gus
to de verle por esta reduction.
La gaceta., 1939-02-23
A PAN AMERICAN, CRANDE COMO UNA CASA, LLEvARA IA

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total del buqua los pies Ar S ps 6pugds;2 Primer Compartments de ~an. con cpadddp para
ah dos angsp udn nnhGr dmmmnmmh en- la prpaSBnd de im@hOs para IS pe@nu: 20
SgndO Compartments pmGT@ con Gpaidad para 10 prona; 81 Sdnr emdr con epdO para Is
paairo;2 g. Ten cumpninenOd pmGnn con acOmOdO para 10 peBonn; 90 CurO 0mpnimeod de
P"atTo" con epadO para perOnns iusrdM%S d maod de cMerI los mhmMs de da en- Mem; 30
QumO compartments del aans para 10 perOnm; 81 Salon de Shon; 81 SO compartments: 49, Cabins
ph@a de h; a. Bhr de cmbumLep para omdrrL gasoline de las. ds mtOe 10" "nqu" del
la: IS Boda aMnr