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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10
Films Hurl Back All Attacks
Of Eussinns For Ninth Day
Lines N O w h ere
Broken, Despite Wig
orous Attacks of Sow
let Forces; ~ Russian
Tanks Captured or
Destroyed; Savage
Fighting.

IIclsinki, Finland, Feb. lO.-(AP)
Tho Red army's mass offensive
IN tho karelian iSthmllS was con-
tinued for the ninth consecutive
day, the Films reported tonight.
out all assaults were thrown back
wa, heavy losses.
Russian infantry continued to at
tack with undiminished vgor and
WIN heavy artillery and tank sup
port, but nowhere were the Finnish
lines broken, declared the high
command.
Tonight'S communicate reported
&c lructlon yesterday for - enemy
tanks, making q total of ~ de-
stroyed or captured in two days. 1t
also reported four Russian planes
shot down.
Although the heaviest assaults
were on the Karelian isthmus,
where the red army has made its
main effort to break through, the
Firms reported that the Russians
lost 800 men killed northeast Of
Lake Ladoga, site of another long
continued battle.
al lllleIy SitllS dllu Ilalio 81 SIle'uGo
replaced bombs in Russian war
plane attacks, and Firms fought
with bayonets instead Of bullets, as
heavy fighting apparently depleted
supplies of both nations.
Fierce fighting was reported on
the Karelian iSthmuS, where wave
after wave OF Russians advanced
on Finnish posts, but were reported
rcpulSed in savage bayonet and
hand grenade encounters with the
Firms
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter Hotel.

R7lcieh. Feb. 10 Chief howl Oh
the Piedmont and some parts OF the
,-oet about failure Of North Cardinals
General Assemblies Give OF mem III
a row) to follow the CONSTITUTION 5 5
orandatc" by reapportionment Oh
legislative seats has been directed
n the House of Representatives.
II is much more frequently hes'ro
that .Gullford would have four or
ne seats in the House, or that
Nash and New Hanover would eacll
go.e 4 seat in the House" than that
sch a county would get more Senate
representation.
Truth of the matter is mat re-
apportionment Of seats in the leg!s-
laturc j. = combination 81 Lotn Sen
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10
France Says
German Peril
Must Cease

Paris, Feb. lO.-(hP)- France
warned today that tho constant peril
of Germany" must be crushed before
she can join any international system
such as Secretary Hull mentioned IN
statement yesterday. ,
A sen?i-official note said Unl'ed
States Under Secretary Of State
Sumner WclIes would be welcomed
on his mission to seek information in
European capitals: But it commontcd
more coolIy on the State Depart
mcnt's announcement Of diplomatic
conversations with neutrals, 'reiat-
ing TO sound economic system and
If the same time the worldwide re-
ductiCn Of ornaments"
England and France arc now seek
tContinued Of Page TWo)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10
Russia Pushing Defenses
On Her Turkish Frontier

en- border defcnses. They said DR..
Fritz Todt, credited with part in
the building of Gcrmany's Siegfried
line had visited the Russian side Of
the line in an advisory capacity.
Turkey, meanwhile, was speeding
the departure of 100 German tech
nicians dismissed from government
advisory posts. Their discharge from
the war and navy ministries, fol-
lowing Turkish confiscaton Thurs
day of the German-owned Krupp
shipyards, was ascribed to expose of
a Nazi plot for sabotage and terror
IN III the Near East. ..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10
Patroln1an
Quits After
An Inquiry

Raleigh, Feb. 1O.-(AP}--W. j.
Spain, assistant commissioner of
revenue, said today the recent resig
nation of State Highway Patrolman
il. Hunter, of Smithfield, followed
a hearing on charges of "irregulari-
ties" in the collection of arrest fees"
Spain said he and K. r. McLaugh-
lin, director of the motor vehicle
bureau, conducted the hearing about
ten days ago, and "the hearing left
no question in our own minds con-
corning the matter that the patrol
man was requested by Major John
r. Armstrong to resign"
Lieutenant Arthur 7. Moore, Of
FAYETTEVILLE, and Sergeant V. r.
Mallard conducted an investigation,
;(roptiplIeo On Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10
Five Shippers In
East Enjoined In
Wages-Hours Case

Elizabeth City, Feb. l0.-(AP)-
Iniunctions restricting five eastern
North Carolina fruit and vegetable
shippers from further violations OF
the fair labor standards act of 1888
were signed today by Judge l. M.
Meekins.
Injunctions were issued against
the following: F. G.. Kelly and Mrs.
Leon Hughes, trading as E. D. F.
Company, Taylor City; N. NJ. Wood
cock, of Atkinson; J. H. Baker, of
Magnolia; Guy r. Rose, Of Clinton;
w. F. Brice, of Rose Hill.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10
Policy Urges
Life Terms
For Big Trio

Washington. Feb. l0.-(AP)-Wll-
liam Dudley Policy, head Of the Sill
vcr Shirts Legion, testified today that
he favored life imprisonment for Sem
ator Robert NJ. LaFollcttc, Wisconsin
Progressive; John l.. Lewis, Go head
and Representative Samuel Dick
stein. New York Democrat.
.Pcllcy told the House committee
Investigating un-American activities
that he had advocated this action
while being questioned by RepreSen-
tative Voorhis, Democrat, California,
committee member.
The line of questioning brought
clap Of gavel pounding from Repre-
sentative Starnes, Democrat, Ala
bama, acting chairman, who said he
was not going to let the committee
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10

Oumansky's feel
ings the other day
by what he said
ABOUT the Soviet
army in COMPARE
son with Finland's
again. remark
cd Johnson, in the
course Of d speech
he was making in
New York City,
the world beholds
the proof Of the
agc-nId axiom that
a free man is
worth Il least It
dozen ScrfS "
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10
Rea0portionment Row Is
To Face 1871 Assembly

ate and House readiuStmentS. This
pointed out some
weeks ago that the matter isn't near
ly as simple as it seems on the sur
face. It's the Senate reapportionment,
not that of the House, that brings up
all the row; because the Constitution
lays down fixed and undertaking
mathematical formula complicated,
it's true, but still easily applied with
the exercise of moderate brains).
There are those who contend, and
have been contending for long time,
that there should have been reap
portionment of the House by this
formula method even though there
were no Senate readjustment, but
when the Constitution itself is in
Continued on Page Two
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10

Istanbul, Turkey. Feb. l0.-(AP)
Soviet Russia was reported today
pushing Notifications on her Cau-
casian frontier with Turkey to de-
fend her rich oil fields against pos
sjble British-French- Turkish attack.
Informed military sources said such
information had reached the Tur-
kish government.
According to these reports, several
hundred thousand workers have
been drafted by the red army to
build military roads near the Rus
Turkish frontier md strength
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10
Court Might
Rule Upon
Power Case
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In The Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Feb. 1C.-Next weeks
c,Iendar for the Supreme Court is
comparatively short, but on IT are al
least four cases Of more than or
binary public interest.
The docket lists IS civil and one
criminal appeals on the regular
calendar, with two cases, combined
into one for purposes Of argument.
Regular cases are from the second
and nineteenth judicial districts, with
those from the second to be ca!leG
Continued OF Page TE'Ul
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10
Soviet Envoy
Given Cold
Shoulder Here
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press CnlUrnniSt

Washington, Feb. 10. - Assistant
War Secretary Louis Johnson de-
cidedly iacerated Russian Ambassa-
dor Constantine
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10
EiQaHM
ArnnTII EADnI IN

Cloudy, with occasional RAIN
tonight, probably ending Sun
day morning; somewhat colder
Sunday and in south portion to-
night.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10

WEEKLY WEATHER.
South Atlantic States: Fair and
warmer at beginning of week,
scattered rains and somewhat
colder about middle. and unset
lied again mear Ci2.a.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-02-10

Continued on Page Eight
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CONTINUED on Page Tw0>
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Z, '"...."d on rae iIvu
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tContinueu on Page Five)
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Continued on Page Two)
Evening star., 1940-03-24
II Short Story Complete in This Issue

" of the city had about them sinister emptiness
they drove the station but yet the buildings were
untouched and the planes looming above them in an
innocent sky friendly.
At any moment he knew, this might change. His arm
tightened about Karen You will like America he told her
for the fifth time smiled back But her eyes said IF
get there
Her hand closed his Under her small glove was
the ring slipped her finger not hours ago.
Turning corner, they suddenly into traffic, were
reduced to crawl Their driver elderly man with long
gray mustacheends lost interest in the tange OF cars and
vehicles all heading the way He grnted staring up at
the sky At the same Karen cried, Look, Gerry!
Look"
Little puff balls appeared in the blue above Suddenly
active they expanded then aed off in the upper air like
brides yelling Sounds reached the earth sharp cracking
Something dull happily distant Just time Gerry
said discpnng his voice The stations right ahead DIDN'T
think did we ours would be an evacuation honeymoon?
Her smile was brave he liked that trfe fugitive he
understood that.
1t was all very strange for Karen he told himself with
everything happening quickly but this was Europe stream
lined by the urgences of His mind flashed to their own
swift passionate happiness Swift the race OF their skates
Evening star., 1940-03-24
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

The pressure grew Luckily there few children, most
having been evacuated earlier ans and the crowd was
orderly sodly persistent in its pushing jostng prog
ress Karen pressed tightly against him in an enforced
intimacy her yellow hair close to his cheek her eyes clear and
undaunted although her fingers cutched Involuntary
the stuff of his sleeve as the shook beneath the
and overhead the bombers screamed by.
A last terrific pressure
Made breathed They under the great dome OF
the concourse with its muky glass obscrng the sky he
edged Karen towards the WALL where pillar offered shelter
We'll catch our breath for second he said "A rght?
"Yes, I'm all right"
He stopped suddenly to kiss her, choke in his throat In
all this crowd" he said, "only you matter
She shook her head, smiling at him.
1t that moment that they heard the sound 1t was
sobbng desperate anguish She was close to
them the other side of the pillar and in moment Karen
beside her. comforting questioning then interpreting to
Gerry.
"Her little boy She left him in the waiting while she
Evening star., 1940-03-24

went to goodby to her who duty Now she can't
get through to the child in this crowd"
Whats the boy like? Just where did she leave hm?
Karen patient with the womans incoherences The
boy the end of long seat by the kiosk He has blue
eyes, said the mother sobbing "and he will be holding
parcels and a small dog-a toy dog"
you must co., Karen's eyes saying She being
very brave about it. coaking her disay I wait with
her."
He nodded. Whatever happens stay right here" "
He plunged into the crowd Looking back he could see
Karen by the pillar supporting the in comforting
embrace could the mothers shining relief Then they
lost him. except for the gay feather in karens hat
like flag marking the place they And suddenly for
impersonal moment Karen symbol OF her coun
try so SMALL menaced by superior numbers that could
crush and trample but that gay feather still remained He
felt quick stab at his heart certain irrational optimism
Then she was only Karen his bride of few hours from whom
an increasing number of heads of bodies of voices
separating him.
HE waiting room, when he got there, was babel of
tongues confusion of movement Small boy at the end OF
seat he thought by the kiosk There the kiosk Thank
God there the child holding tight to toy dog bewd
cred, frightened
Its all right, sonny"
But it wasn't all right The boy waiting for his mother
not for strange People began to stare at them Gerry
appealed the but they did not speak his language until
at last woman shoulderng through became Interpreter
See dear he will take you to your mother Go with him.
The womans eyes, clear and frank inspected Gerry trusted
him. He will go with you now She helped to gather up the
parcels Gerry lifted the child. The woman looking at him.
suddenly stiffened; the smile died from her lips.
TOO late" she said, too late!'
Just beyond them above muky glass of the
dome there wings against the Then deafenng
detonation, flight not of birds "a shaking terror
rumbing of masonry s1attering of glass, acrd SMELL
Voices cried: ITO the trans!'
(co"'ovsd o" pos. 2o)
Evening star., 1940-03-24

could quite believe at first In the papers, black head
lines From the RADIO almost continuous warnings On the
walls, pacards.
tries precautionary of oourse!. all aliens -" They
had laughed little Was Karen alien now? Mrs Gerald
Wilson! This sunny haired child his wife! Seated beside her
in the stalled taxcab he heard again that heavy shaking
sound quite like thunder and protective tenderness
flooded him, sudden urgency.
Driver -
The driver was sorry but this was as he could get
on the station accepted the fare nderenty money
longer had any value and gazed up the sky the kindly
lines of his face hardening
Gerry said stick at my heels Karen we'll get through
all right shouderng both karens bag and his the
heavier luggage committed to carrier; heaven only knew
if it would reach the steamer!
He soon began to see that luggage wasn't going matter
and abandoned his own bag FIRST kicking it gmy out OF
peoples way under truck Karens No. he'd cling to that
1t was bit of herself Her fingers white and SLIM had packed
it, she had been very gay the remnants OF confetti
Pieces of our wedding she had cried Il wish could keep
them always
sudden conveyance of lines of people caught him. and
the bag almost wrested from his grasp He fought ciea
he turned gone He could her nowhere Panic
prpped him. More terrible any threat from the skies
was the thought of losing her. of having to wander asking
asking Have YOU seen She's slight and very fair, with
blue eyes?"
.Karen he shouted "Karen! and suddenly he saw the
bright feather in her hat and plunged towards her.
Il thought Id-lost you-Karen Darling, that was a
bad moment I'm afraid your bags gone the way of all thgs
Her look said: Does that matter -- now!
1T was yours" he said.
Her smile rewarded him. IF keep heads, and our
courage. Gerry
And each other. Once get through those doors the
worst will be over"
Evening star., 1940-09-15

clude aviation units OF such
forces.
(e) The term District Court
OF the United States" shall be
deemed to include the courts OF
the United States for the Terri
tories and the possessions of the
United States.
Section Is. (a) Except as pro-
vided in this act, all laws and
parts OF laws in conflict with the
provisions of this act are hereby
suspended to the extent of such
conflict for the period in which
this act shall be in force.
(b) All the provisions of this
act, except the provisions of sec
tionS 3 (c), 3 Id, 8 (g) and IL,
shall become imperative and
cease to apply on and after May
Is, l945, except as to offenses
committed prior TO such date,
unless this act is continued in ef-
feet by the Congress-.
Co There are hereby author
lied to be appropriated, out of
any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, such
sums as may be necessary to
carry out the provisions of this
act.
Section II. This act shall take
effect Immediately.
Section 18. This act may be
cited as the "Selective Training
and Service Act of 1910"
Evening star., 1940-09-15
CONSUMPTION Bill Text

Act or the application thereof
to any person or circumstance, is
held invalid. the remainder Of
the Act, and the application of
such provision to other persons
or circumstances, shall not be
affected thereby.
(c) Nothing contained in this
Act shall be construed to repeal.
amend or suspend the laws now
In force authorizing voluntary
enlistment or re-enlistment In
the land and naval forces of the
United States, including the re-
serve comporents thereof.
Sec. Is. When used in this
Act
(a) The term between the ages
Of 81 and 36" shall refer to men
who have attained the 2lst an
niversary Of the day of their birth
and who have not attained the
Seth anniversary Of the day of
their birth; and other terms
designating different age groups
shall be construed in similar
manner.
(b The term United States"
when used in a geographical
sense, shall be deemed to mean
the several States, the District of
Columbia, Alaska, Hawaii and
Puerto Rico.
(c) The term dependent"
when used with respect to a per-
son registered under the pro-
visions of this Act includes only
an individual Cd who Is de-
pendent in fact on such person
for support in reasonable man.
ner. and t2) whose support in
such a manner depends on in
come earned by such person in
business, occupation or en-
ployment.
I'D The terms land or naval
forces" and land and naval
forces" shall be deemed to in
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Russiu and FinIund
Reoch RoiIwoy Accord
Ry the Associated Press.

MOSCOW, Sept. Is Sunday
An agreement providing for direct
rail service between Soviet Russia
and Finland and for transit traffic
through Finland between Russia and
Sweden was announced today by
Tass, official Soviet news agency.
Evening star., 1940-09-15
Losses in War at Sea
b. the Assc ciated Press

following reported during
the 5h week Of the September
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
Nueva oficialidod.

NueUd Oficidlld0d.
En- junta celebrada eh pasado
viernes por la simpatica entidad
Happy Couples Social Club
con ell prop6sito de elegir la nue.
va oficialidad que habra de re-
CIR los destinos del club duran
te los pr6ximos seis meses, resul
Itaron seleccionados estos buenos
amigos.
Presidente, Evelio Gonzalez
Vice Presidente, Lily Diez; Sc
cretario, Vicente Campo; Teso-
rera, Margarita Cruz; Reporter
Johnny Gomez.
La oficialidad saliente la com
ronian Eduardo Rodriguez, Pre-
sidente; Manuel Hernandez, VII
ce Presidente; Elisa Dorado, Sc
cretario; E. Cruz, Tesorero, y
Evelio Gonzalez, Reporter.
Deseamos a la nueva oficiali-
dad muchos triunfos y felicia :
mos a la saliente por la labor
realizada durante su periodic.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
Cabaret PriUado

va tienen asegurado ell exito
los componentes de la Seccion de
Recreo de la sociedad L'Unione
Italiana, con ell Cabaret Priva-
do que efectuaran ell entrante sd
bado, en- su ed:ficio de la Septi-
ma avenida y Gale Diez y ochO.
Mas de noventa mesas han ST.
do vendidas a 10 mas selecto de
nuestra sociedad.
Dos populares orquestas de
"jazz" tendra a su cargo la par
te bailable, don Francisco y
"Victor Ruiz"
A media noche presentaran
un extraordinario Floor Show
Las mesas reservadas sc VEN
den a $500; las sillas adiciOna-
les a $3.50.
EsperamOs de la comisi6n en-
cargada los ultimOs detalles, CO.
mo tambien la liSta de las perso-
mas que han separado mesas.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
CapftMO de enfermos

CUptttuO ue eHJ6TUtOS
Cuenta la Sociedad Circulo
Cubano con los siguientes enfer
mos, en- la ~presente semana: Err
neSto Torres, Bernardo RGa,
Isabel Rodriguez, Antonio Ace
DO Cora, Raymond Atrial, Ana
P. Macias, Catalina Rodriguez,
Antonio Barcel6, Mercedes de la
Parte, Evelia Navarro, Julia
Sanchez Vades, Joaquin Alvarez
Garcia, Onelia G. Espinola, Ju :
lilo Reyes, Ramon Mederos, Ra-
mon Triana, Manuel Rosa, Jose
Costa, Jose Villavisanis Y jose
Luis Lorenzo.
En- ell dia de aver fueron da-
dos de alta por ell DIR. Luis Rey,
los pacientes Mario Mira y Ar :
! mando Rodriguez.
Les deseamos a todos un prom
to y total restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
Pr6Gima fiesta

Pr6rimd fiesta
La pr6xima fiesta que verifi-
cara la Secci6n de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano, es ell Bale de
Pascuas, que tendra efecto ell 25
de Diciembre. Para Ell mismo sc
usara TODD ell edificio social.
Los chicos que ccmponen esta
Secci6n va han comenzado los
trabajos de adorno de los salo-
mes.
Promoter una gran sorpresa,
ique sera? Ash mismo anuncian
que obsequiaran a la concurren-
cia con bonitos souvenirs"
Las orquestas "Don Francis
co" y "La Tropical" han sido
contratadas.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
MGyOrdomO del
Restaurant "COlumbiG"

Por nuestrOs queridos amigos
los hermanos Casimiro Y Loren
20 Hernandez ha sido nombrado
mayordomo de las salas del res
taurant Columbia" ell Sr. Ma
riano Salaverria, un perito,
FL Sr. Salaverria ha sido ma
yordomo en- varios de los prin-
cipales hoteles y restaurantes de
este pals de la elegancia y ell
buen conner.
Hablamos con 81, unas pocas
palabras, ell pasado domingo, y
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
VICTORIA DE GUGGINO

Miami Beach, Die. Bel tam
peno Carl Guggino, del peso H.
gero, derrot6 aver a JuSto Jimt
nez, de Ciudad de Mexico. Gug-
gino Obtuvo ventaja en- los pri-
meros asaltos y despu@s recha-
rs un violento ataque de Jime-
nez. No hubieron caidas.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
NOTAS SOCIALES
tPoR MARIO R%oDRIGUEz)

Icelebrado "negrito' Leopoldo
Fernandez.
EStos artistas haran su debut,
en- el teatro del Circulo Cubano,
ell viernes 6, con la preciosa obra
"Aqui Pasa Algo Anormal', I'm
gran triunfo de leopold y Mi
mi Cal.
En- nuestras notas de manana
daremoS otros pormenores.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03

Plblico," para celebrar una i'm
portante junta.
Tendra lugar a la bora y en- Ell
sitio de costumbre.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
das.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
Cdmara de Concrete de Ybor

Cdmdra de Concrete de Ybor
Sc cita al directorate para la
junta que Sc efectuara mahana
microbes, a las 800, en- el edifi-
clio de la Novena avenida y Gale
ICatorce.
Encarecese la asistencia de to
dos.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
DERROTA D EROXIE FOR
CLONE

Filadelfia, Die. 3.-En una
pelea efectcada en- la Cambria
Athletic Club, Eddie Miller, con
un peso de 1912 libras, derro-
to en- ocho asaltos a Roxie For
gione. Pesaba ell vencido 167 Ii
bras.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
En- Jacksonville

En- JUCkSOLCut6
BESIDE ell pasado domingo Sc
encuentra en- la vecina ciudad de
Jacksonville nuestro buen ami
go Frank de la Grana, active Sc
Ic~retario de la Camara de Conner
'cio de Ybor.
Motive este precipitado viaje
ell solucionar ciertos problemas
con la Compahia de Vapores p,
& 0.
Manana miercoes regresara a
esta.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
IVY vAPULEo A DE erase

New Britain, Conn.,, Die. s.
Bobby Ivy, gladiator de Mart
ford, peso ligero, venci6 a Pete
Decrease, d. New York City.
Sc efeetu6 ell match en- la Arena
Stanley. Pesaba el derrotado
1874 libras, tres mas su contra
rio.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
I'm banquete

UW OuWqUeC6
En- la Ultima junta celebrada
por las Secciones de Damas y Re
.creo del Circulo Cubano, acor-
daron la fecha del Is del mes en-
curse para la celebration de su
banquete annual.
Aunque no ha sido selecciona-
do ell Restaurant en- que tendra
efecto, creemos que sera en- Ell
columbia.
Esperamos los Gltimos deta :
Hes para darlo a conocer.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03

eStimamos que Sc ha hecho una
valiosa adquisici6n.
Llegue a los hermanos Herman
DEE, 10 mismo que al Sr, Salave-
rria, nuestra mas sincera con-
gratulaci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03

tro Espanol con la matinee bal
liable en- su precioso salon de
fiestas.
Don Francisco" la orQuesta
de "moda," ray6 a gran altura.
Para ell entrante domingo a
nuncian otra mas.