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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-13
Taft, Cornell Decline
To Debate War Issues
Mothers Club Charges Lack Of Courtesy on Part
Of Prominent Citizens-"Co Courage" Theme Of
Local Presidents Open Letter to Mothers Of
Waterbury.

States from becoming involved In
the European War and prevent ting
our boys from dying on foreign
soil. Although we sympathize
deeply with the mothers OF oil
European countries who are los
Ing their boys In battle, their
homes and their means OF liVeli.
hood, we are still striving 10 do all
we can 10 prevent such disaster
from happening over here.
Refuse TO Debate
We sent out an invitation 10
Horace Taft OF WatertoWn 10
come and debate with Mr.. Ryan
OF Thomaston on Should the
United States give aid 10 the Al
lies" He refused 10 debate. Also
invitations were sent 10 Paul
Cornell OF Washing ION and Walter
Howe OF Litchfield 10 debate on
the same subject, but they have
not even the courtesy TO reply.
We Mothers are tho people who
make q nation. We love the
United States OF America and oil
that " stands for. All ] have 10
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-13

North Carolina will be launched at
Brooklyn navy yard today with more
than 500 marines and special police
men on guard against sabotage.
The 35,000-ton warship, sister to
the Washington. launched at Phila-
delphia June !, will slide down the
ways at 4:i6 .. m. (EDT). No visitors
will be allowed in the yard after 3;i5.
Ofilcials attending the Launching
include Secretary Of the Navy
Charles Edison, Mayor Fiorello La
quardia OF New York, Gov. Clyde
II. Hoey OF North Carolina, whose
daughter Isabel, will he the ships
sponsor, and II congressman.
The North Carolina will slip into
the East River on $4,000 pounds OF
grease, and II tugs may be needed TO
berth her.
The new warship Is TIA feet long
at the waterline and Is designed TO
carry l6-inch guns In three turrets.
She Is expected TO be ready fro COM
rnissioring In o year.
Gov. Hoey, In an interview, praised
President Roosevelt's national de-
Tense program and revealed that o
plan for military service independ-
ent OF the army Is being considered
In North Carolina. Under the plan
veterans post In every community
Will instruct young men who volun-
teer for military service. The army
would supply guns and fighting
equipment for trairing. These VOL
unteer groups%he said, would take
the place Of the army or National
Guard In an emergency
Gov. Hoey said that North Caro-
lima residents want to help the Allies
but are opposed to active interven-
ton In the war.
More Bombers On Way
Buffalo, N. Y, June i3.-(UP)--
Fourteen former United States navy
dive bombers, purchased by the Al
lies, were ready to leave the NUM-
cipal airport Today for service In the
European war.
The planes were the remnants OF
" AASVV Va w bIubGu~IU W WIG OuT .
tiss Wright Corporation by the navy
last week for resale TO the Allies.
After being stripped OF U. 8. insignia
and camoufiaged with drab paint
The planes are to be flown TO Cana
do by way OF New England.
Twenty-six Of the former navy
hell divers" left Buffalo airport on
the first leg Of their long Journey
yesterday, but IA were forced TO re-
turn for minor adjustments" The
others headed for Albany TO refuel
before resuming the trip TO Houlton
Me-, where they will be delivered To
the Canadian government.
II was reported that at least 100
other army and navy "trade-ifls'
would be assembled here during the
next few weeks for resale TO the
Allies.
Fingerprint SeameD
New York, June 13.--(UP)-im-
migration officials are taking the ma
tionality papers and finger -prints OF
all allen seannen arriving here, II
was disclosed today.
The new system repeatedly was IN.
stituted at the order on President
Roosevelt. and Is effective OF oil
United States ports.
The Philippines are short Of ships
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-13
COURAGE Mothers


We owe II TO our country 10 be
courageous. We live In an age OF
heroes. Men will talk OF these
days In the years TO come a8 the
age before which all others pale.
We owe 10 our Country's flag
what man will forever call "the
spirit OF the trenches"
II iS the quiet courage OF the
lives OF multitudes OF people that
makes O nation great. There are
moments on the battlefIelds that
0 man feels he would die to live
through, but the battlefields OF
war are not for most OF US. For us
mothers, especially, there Is the
quiet battlefield OF peace, the
courage OF silent hours In solitary
places, the bitterness that nobody
knows, the suffering we endure
alone. We must come TO brave
decisions with no friend TO help.
We must bear the pain for which
no doctor has the cure. The life
we live within ourselves may have
Indeed It's mo mans land" and
we 90 over the top when none
other knows. 30, mothers, you and
] must put on an armor that no
human being can break through.
True courage goes with rnodeSty
and does not bother 10 rcmcm-
Der.
Laughs, JeerS
DO you recall the incident In
Tho story Of TON Browns
schooldays" where o new boy who
had come TO the school knclt
down Ut night 10 say his prayers?
The other boys laughed and
jccred but Tom Brown knclt down
beside him and also prayed. Just
~ IN the story there are those
who laugh and jecr nj Us mothers
for trying 10 save our freedom
and our sons, and there are those
who remain TO help US.
Mothers, here Is another story
TO give you courage, the story OF
Private Goodman OF epion Kop In
the South African War. He had
been brought 10 the hospital after
q weeks day and night fighting.
He was unable TO talk and notion
ed for paper and pencil. Everyone
there thought he would ask for o
drink Of water or write @ message
home but no, my dear mothers,
what that soldier wanted 10 know
In all his agony was and ! quote
hts exact words Just as he wrote
them: did We VIM"
Mothers, time Ia getting short
for iis 10 save our boys and our
country. 90 let Us Join hands and
hearts In one firm stand. Friday,
June 2ist we are holding O mass
meeting open TO ell men, women
and children regardless Of race.
color or creed. no charge for nd.
mIttance. There will be some very
prominent speakers who VIII dis.
ciisS means Of keeping United
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-13

say Is that we are truly American
Mothers. always ready 10 serve
our country but absolutely not 10
give one drop Of blood for any
freign country.
Yours for peace and home de-
tense,
MRS KATHARINE JOHNSON,
President,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-13

Woodbury., N. J.-(uP0-A Sheep
skin parchment painted or "writ-
ten" IN 1907 and conveying q tract
Of land In Virginia 10 q member Of
Capt, John Smiths jamestown coll
ony has been received BY Frank H,
Stewart OF woodbury.. The deed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-13

After o conference with Secretary
Of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau
Jr., Purvis said there isn't O single
weapon we haven't discussed ct one
time or another"
II don't want to isolate destroy.
ers," he said, "but we are pre-.
pared to buy anything that can bt
used for fighting"
There was no indication In Off.
cial quarters here that the admin.
istratlon would be willing TO eel
warships to the Allies. Chairman
Davil /. Walsh Of the Senate Naval
Affairs Committee said he knew OIL
no plan to sell destroyers and found
II difficult 10 believe "that such &C.
ton would be taken without consul.
tation with Congress"
Meanwhile, President Roosevelt't
laid to the Allies" program contin.
ued to expand. Purvis said that
more surplus war materials has
been made available for the Allies
but that he had not been Informed
Of It's exact nature.
To date, under the administra.
tion's "trade-in" and "re-sale" policy
263 airplanes, thousands OF guns
and numerous artillery pieces have
been made available 10 the Allies.
French Count 10 Here
New York, June 13.--(Up)-Count
Rene De Chambrun, an honorary
American citizen by virtue Of hi
descent from the Marquis De La.
Fayette, continues on his way II
Washington today TO report mill.
tary secrets" TO the French embassy
He recently was appointed assistant
military attache TO the embassy.
The Count arrived late yesterday
on the Pan American Yankee Clip.
per from Lisbon, Portugal, with IL
other passengers including Col
Sumner Waite, American military
attache In Paris, and Rear Admiral
Charles II. Courtney, retiring com.
l1lander OF the United States navy'i
European squadron.
Count De Chambrun refused Il
reveal details OF his mission In the
United States, but told some Of his
experiences since the war started.
VI was modified Oh O lieutenant OIL
d military station In the Maginol
Line" he said. "Then I was ad.
vanced 10 captain and commanded
TO serve as liaison officer between
the British and French armies. A
short time ago was told TO 80 Il
Washington and report to our am.
bassador as assistant military alta.
che on certain military questions"
The Count said he did not know
whether he would see President
Roosevelt, and denied that his mis-.
sion was TO report TO the Unitet
States government on the Alliet
campaign In the Netherlands ane
Belgium.
Admiral Courtney said that Ital,
had o FIRST class navy" including
many torpedo boats OF the typt
which the Germans were reported
10 have used effectively against
Hsitish shipping In the English
Channel during the Allied with.
drawai from FLANDERS. He said thai
the combined British and French
favieS, however, should be able tc
retain control OF the Mediterranean
Battleship Launching
New York. June i3.-(UP)-Tht
eeo,oo0,0o0 United States battleshir
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-13

was signed BY oveskat, uncle q
Powhatan, who once started 10 XIII
Smith and Capt. Martin. q member
Of Smiths party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-13
British, French To Buy
Anything u. S. Offers
Purchasing Mission Already Here-French Count 10
Reveal Secret-New U. S. Batteship Is Launched
BY MACK JOHNSON
UNITED Press staff CorrespOndentl

Washington, June IS. - (UP) - The British French
purchasing mission to the United States ready today to
buy not only surplus" American destroyers but anything
this country is willing to SELL Arthur B. Purvs chief Of
the mission said that Britain would buy any destroyers
this country could spare after day of reports that the
British were seeking to buy old naval ships.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-13

For eS2 q tourist can have the
Acropolis, In Athens, privately illuui
mated BY great : flights for two
hours on any night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-13

sandusky. o. tUP)-sunamer
stock stage plays win come 20 thif
area under the sponsorship q nc
recently organized Vacaticnlane
Players, q semi-professionai play
ers' group. The FIRST Offering; 'Ten
Niahts In q Barroona.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-13
". S. Aviation Industry So BottIe-Necked
|One WeII-PIoced 2,00o-Pound Bomb Could
|PoroIyze AirpIone Production For Weeks
BY DREW PEARSON AND ROBERT s. ALLEN
lCo.Authors Of The washington "Mcrry. Go. Round

Washington l3-Here the confidential figures
the number Of fighting the Allies have ordered from each
but ndevered Lockheed ii00 Martin 750;
Curtiss, 800; Douglas, 76o North American, 400.
These given round figures total OF $500 planes still
undeveed The production OF planes themselves increasing
santly but the botte.neck still remains arpane motors
American aviation ogu that the United States will never
get lot OF planes IN hurry until the heads the SIX chief ava
ton locked forced that each
will type plane only This achieve
Standardization that Henry Ford has been talking about
Another speeder-up would be TO manufacture less we-bui
plane American planes the best In the wodast for years
but planes don't last long American manufacturers
estimate that they could double their output by decreasing quality
10 per cent.
NOTE-The aviation industry bole.necked that we'll
placed 2O00b bomb dropped the tWhtney engine plant
IN Hartford Conn., could parayzc aane production for weeks
Copyright ie4o by United Feature syndicate, rnc)
Evening star., 1940-05-12

First-oid stoton on the homeword route. The
little girl receiving on ankle bondage gets polite
precedence over the husky Russion born Germons
who seem to be in pretty good heoIth. They ore
interesting types Of this greet mass Of population
thot is being melted into the new Reich
Wide World Photos
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Another Reich -Russion COOP
erotive move. Germon and Rus
sion Officials exchanging freight
papers on Russion oil orrivino on
the border at PrzemysI for through
shipment to Germony.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

A young Rus
sion-born Nozi
gets the doc
tors once-over
as he posses
through q from
tier stotion on
his way home"
to the Reich
thot wos Po-
Iond. And he's
q bit noisy
obout it, to the
amusement OF
n U T S e q n d
mother.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
HOLLYWOOD
POR DENTR 0
INSTANTANEOUS

Alexander korda, quien Sc
creia estsba en- Canada, verda-
deramente esta en- Londree. Sc
espera su llegada a Hollywood
la semana entrante... Ruth
Huosy esta pasando unos dias
en- Catalina. Tambien Pat
hcrriaon y ST. mama estan en-
la isIa... Cuando lego Edward
Lindsay, esposo de Geraldine
Fitzgerald, a Hollywood, fueron
a celebrar su llegada al "Bever-
ly Derby. La casa de Leslie
Howard esta situada en- la cos
ia que los alemanes acaban de
bombardear en- Inglaterra. Los
amigos de Leslie han tratado
de comunicarse con FL, sin sxito.
Dorothy Lamour va a pasar
unos dias a Del Monte antes dc
empezar a ~trabajar en- su si-
suiente pelicula "Moon Over
Burma. Nos preeuntamos ST
Greg Bautzer lie ha dicho a Dot
tie Gle las reuniones que tuvo
o Louise Stanley en- Nucva
York.. Jack Holt esta enfermo
de influenza y no va a poder
estar presente en- la exhibici6n
ecuestre en- North Ridge.
Cuando Billy HaIop fue a ia
Conga" la otra noche acompa-
hado de una hermosa rubia,
cause mucha connection, pero
nos dice Billy que era solamen-
tie su hermana con ell cabello
tehido de otro color. Vimos a
Alan Curtis o una beIIeza SUI
mamente deIeada y con pelo ne
gro en- ell "Pirates Dem. Alan
no nos quiso decir su nombre,
y nosotros estamos preguntan.
donos 81 IIona Massey 10 sabe;
o suponemos que ha de ser
hermana, prima o tia de Alan,
pero Squien sabe?...
La opinión., 1940-06-22

Muchas veces nos vemos obli-
Eados a tomar prestado, como Guam
no nos sorprende un aguacero en-
hasa de una amiga y necesitamos
una sombrilla para proteger ell yes
tiCo. Pero todas ustedes saben que
II enemigo social n1mero 1 es la
persona que toma prestado y no
devuelve. Especialmente los IL
bros. "Querida, 5me prestas una
novela detectivesca? TIE la de-
Vuelvo la proxima vez que pase
por aquf. va Deem csc tipo.
Vemos ell litro en- casa de la ma
Dire, del hermano, ETC., pero US
led no 10 vuelve a yer en- su ca
ga hasta que no sale a GAIA de
81. Este mismo tipo de persona lie
pide prestado ell whiskey, la CINE
bra, para invitados inesperados, un
POGO de azucar o cafe, o media
docena de huevos, hasta ell dine
no para pagan la sirvienta que
tiene que irse antes de que llegue
Ell jefe de casa. va listed sabe,
81 sus victimas recuperan 25 por
ciento han tenido mucha suerte.
Y pronto nos damos cuenta del
dicho popular de que ell que pres
ia a un amigo pronto pierde 10
prestado y ell amigo. Porque tan
pronto ella Sc da cuenta de que lie
debe bastante lie huge como 81
listed una playa.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
Salem de regreso
a San Francisco, Calf.

Despues de pasar una sema-
ma de v~acaciones con su fami-
liza residente en- Los Angeles,
hoy partiran de regreso a San
Francisco, a bordo del famoso
tren "Streamlined", los esposos
Enrique Aguirre y Hilda Down
ing de Aguirre.
Los senores Aguirre viyen en-
Ia ciudad norteha desde hace
Varios amos, siendo muy como
cidos y estimados en- los circu-
los sociales sanfranciscanos, no
solo de la colonia mexicana 81
no de la centro-americana, de-
Dido a que la sehora es de Nj
caragua.
Durante su corta estancia
aquf, sc nos dice, sus parientes
y amigos los agasajaron mucho
y los viajeros llevan muy gratos
recuerdos de su vista a Los
Angeles.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
CT NE
Tn Patron DiariO
Hing
VESTlDo DE

Ell aspeeto modesto de una
"mujercita" lie da encanto a es-
te vestido disenado por Claire
Tilden, seg1n patron n1mero
1867. La silueta de cintura pc
queha, caderas deIgadas, anchos
hombros, es estrictamente de
1910. Sin embargo, tiene un eier-
to attractive de la "epoca de
nuestra abuela". Tai vez csc de-
lieioso volante 10 hace verse
attractive. Yea listed que efecto
tan fresco y frivoIo tiene y CO.
mo forma graeiosamente las ST.
Iuetas del flexible corpino. LA
figura pequeha lie enseha a US.
ted que ell volante es muy fa-
Gil de coserse. FL resto del YES
lido es tambien facil, con la
Guia de Costura.
Las mangas estan oortadas
en- una pieza cor ell corpino.
Hay una tabla en- la parte de
atras de la falda y dos en- fren-
tie, que suben hasta un punto
alto, manteniendo arriba la am
plitud fruncida. Pongale listed
una banda ~alrededor de la Gin.
tura y puede atarsela al f~rente,
o pongale las bandss de los la
dos de las tabIas del frente pa
ra atarse eleaantemente atras.
He aqui una suggestion allegro:
SPor que no hace listed ell corr
piho, volante y TODD, en- un con-
traste attractive y fresco para
armenian con la falda?
Ell patron 167 viene en- los ST.
guientes tamahos: ~, IA, is, 10,
20, 30, "a, Sc, 38, 40 y az. Ell ia
maho IS requiere 3Zs yardas de
teIa de SO ~pulsadas.
Envienos OUNCE cENTA-
VoS en- dinero y lie mandare-
mos su patron a vuelta de CO.
rreo. ESCRIBA CLARAMENTE
SU NOMBRE Y DIRECTION,
La opinión., 1940-06-22
NUEVA SERIE
DE CONCIERTOS
Por la Sinf6nica
de la Gran TenochtitIGn
NUEVA SERIE...

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO
de 1940-Nos hallamos en- Wis
peras de la Inauguration de Ia
temporada de Conciertos que
habra de ofrecernos, en- este ano,
Ia Orquesta Sinfonica de Next
co, bajo la competente direction
de su fundador ell maestro Car
los Chavez. Ell viernes 81 sera
ell punto de partida de este aeon
tecimiento musical, que, como
en- amos anteriores, despertara
oleadas de entusiasmo entire las
personals amantes de la buena
mGsica.
Ell maestro Carlos Chavez, tan
conocido y apreciado, tanto en-
nuestro pals como en- ell extran-
jero, Sc dispone a ofrecernos dos
series de doce programmes que
habran de efeetuarse en- ell trans
curse de doce semanas, los vier-
mes por la noche y los domingos
por Ia manana. Los conciertos
dominicales-con los mismos
programs de los viernes-seran
a precios populares con ell fin
de ponerlos al alcance de todas
las personals y, de esta manera,
d%espertar y cultivar en- elias ell
gusto por Ia buena musica.
Los programs han sido inte-
ligentemente seleccionados. La
cuidadosa preparation Que Sc
hace dc ellos y la competencia
del maestro Chavez, aseguran
una de las mas b~rillantes tenn
poradas de la Orquesta Sinfo-
MICA de Mexico. Para un delete
anticipate del publico damos ell
programa complete de la tenn
porada:
I-Programa Beethoven; ODER
tura de 'Leonora' No. 2, Guar
ia S~infonfa, Obertura de Leo
nora" No. 3, Septima S%infonfa.
u-Tapiola, de Sibelius; Ter
cera Sinfonia, de Roy Harris;
Concerto para Piano No. 5, de
Beethoven, solista elegido en-
Concurso; Octava S%infonia, de
Beethoven.
III.-Concierto Crosse No. 3
de Haendel; Sinfonfa en- 81 b, de
Juan Cristian Bach; Tercera
Sinfonia, de Beethoven.
IV-Concierto de Branden-
burgo No. 4, de Bach; Musk zu
(Sigue en- la ga. pag.)-
La opinión., 1940-06-22
Pasa por Los Angeles
un periodista mexicano

Procedente de la ciudad de
Chicago, Ill, lego aver a Los
Angeles de paso para la Ciudad
de Mexico, ell periodista mexi-
cano Carlos Violante, redactor
de "El UNIVERSAL, quien efect1a
una jira por Estados Unidos.
Ell senior Violante participo en-
la convention de la agrupacion
conocida con ell nombre de "Ho-
tel Greeters of America, que Sc
llevo a cabo en- la ciudad de
Denver, Colorado, del 3 al 6 de
JUNO.
Ell periodista, segun Sc infor-
mo, saldIa hoy para San Anto-
MO, Texas, de regreso para la
Ciudad de Mexico.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
TEATRO'
Muri6 en- Anaheim
ell senior Manuel Banegas

A Ia edad de 81 amos dejo do
existir Ell dfa ~ de los corrien-
ties, en- la ciudad de Anaheim.
don Manuel Banegas, muy CO.
nocido y estimado EN- ell Conda-
do de Orange, donde era MEM
bro de varias y ~progresistas or
ganizaciones.
El senior Banegas, Sc nos In
forma por escrito, nacio en- Las
Cruces, Nuevo Mexico; pero re-
sidio en- Anaheim durante los
1ltimos % amos de su vida, lu-
chando siempre activamente en-
pro del mutualismo. Por "a amos
fue miembro de la Logia Nun.
&c de la ALBANIA Hispano-Ame-
ricana, habiendo conquistado ell
carino y la simpatfa de todos
sus consocios.
Fue velado SUI cadAver ell dfa
Il, habiendo estado presente las
siguientes Logias de Ia Allan
a Mum. 166 de Ell Modeno;
Mum. 313 de Los Angeles; Mum.
299 de Fullerton; Mum. IA de
Clearwater; los Lenadores del
Pacific, Campamento Mum. 20.
y otras.
Los funerales tuvieron lugar
al dia siguiente, partiendo de In
Agencia Funeraria a las 500 de
la manana, hasta la Iglesia de
San Bonificacio (Anaheim); de
ALI hasta ell Panteon "Sepulcro
Santo", donde ell p~resldente de
la Logia Nun. 76. don Francis.
co Armendaris, dio lectura al
ritual de la sociedad; y donde
los senores Enriquez, ~organiza-
dor Regional, ell senior Santa
Maria, secretario de la Logia, y
ell senior J. NJ. +. Varela, hicie-
ron uso de la palabra, al igual
que ell sehor A~rmendaris.
La nueva tumba quedo COM
pletamente cubierta de flores y
los familiares del finado han
continuado recibiendo senaladas
demostraciones de condolencia.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
TT
IeGtrO)
PeEculas y Variedades

CAllFORNlA.@"Mi Madreci-
ta', Ia clnta cinematografica
mexicana que Sc estreno ell mar
tes pasado y continna atrayendo
Il numeroso pnblico a este COLI
e de las Gales 8 y South Main,
es realmente n historic de
profunda moralidad, que con-
mueve los coraZones y hace llo-
a ri u emotivas caricias y
desilusiones maternales. Es es-
Ia pelicula un verdadero home
maize a todas las madres de to-
do ell mundo, como muy bien
dicen los programs, lleYado a
cabo con un sentido del amor
y del desengano de las mas linn
pias emociones.
ST no quiere listed perder la
oportunidad de zen mi Madre-
eta, no dele de asistir al Ca
lifornia hoy, manana o pasado;
porque ell martes Sc cambiara
ell programa.
La otra pelfcula Que esta eX-
hibiendose en- conjunction con
esta, es la titulada Eel Hombre
cue Sc reia del Amor, que es
una bella super-produccion tam
bien.
El elenco de mi Madrecita"
incluye a Sara Garcia, Julian
Soler, Julieta Palavicini, Victor
Urruch1a y Virginia Serret.
Eel de lei Hombre que Sc reia
del Amor" tiene a Rosita Dfaz,
Maria Ladron de Guevara y a
otros.
Ell programa incluye, ademas,
la acostumbrada serie de temas
cortos.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
Sc ~caSarGn ell
proximo microbes

A las $3.50 de la manana del
proXimo microbes rs, Sc uniran
en- matrimonio los iovenes Ma
ria Luisa Perea y Felix Macias,
ambos RESIDENCES de Los Ange-
les y muy conocidos en- los CIR
culos sociales de la localidad.
La ceremonial Sc efectuara en-
la Capilla Matrimonial cercana
a la esquina de Ia Gale Prime
IA y Broadway, predominando
un espfritu de sencillez en- TODD:
por 10 que solo asistiran los
miembros de las familias de los
contingencies y sUs mas intimos
amigos.
Despues la feliz pareja saldra
en- viaje dc bodas, para regresar
en- dos semanas y establecer su
Residential aqui.
La opinión., 1940-06-22

ROOSEVELT Ell anrnciado
programa doble en- espanol que
hoy Sc estrenara en- este salon
antes llamado "Electrico" y si-
tuado en- 212 North Main Street,
incluye: Padre de Mas de Qua
tro", con ell Chato Ortfn, Alfre-
do del Diestro, Sara Garcia, Ema
Roldan y grandes conjuntos; y
lei octave Mandamiento", con
Lima Yegros, Carmen Rodriguez,
Ramon Descenmenat, Enrique
Villasigul. j. Baviera y otros.
Por supuesto, no faltaran las
cintas de corto metraje, como
la caricatura animada y otras,
que son tan gustadas por todos
los publicos.