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Evening star., 1940-02-17
Highway Officials Ask
D. C.-Boston Super-Roud
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Feb. IT.
The North Atlantic States Associ-
alton of Highway Onlcials-1,0 900
from II States-yesterday called on
Congress to provide a super high.
way between Washington. Balti-
more, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston.
The resolution was sponsored by
Maj. E. B. Whitman, chairman of
the Maryland Roads Commission,
at the associations closing conven-
ton session. Maj. Whitman said
that President Roosevelt and Sec
retary of War Woodring had al
ready indorsed such project.
Present proposals call for a speed
way IL lanes wide which would be
elevated in urban areas. free from
traffic lights and barred to heavy
commercial vehicles.
The highway men expressed be-
lief Federal funds should be used
to finance the super-highway be-
cause the eight populous States to
be served by it pay so per cent of
Federal taxes"
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Senator Thomas
Scouts 3d-Term
Tradition
By the Associated Press.


Letters Of Presidents George
Washington and Thomas Jefferson
show they would have sought third
terms If they had believed such
a step essential to election victories
for their parties and supporters,
Senator Thomas, Democrat, Of Utah
sa.! today.
Although declaring he was not
Joining the draft Roosevelt" move
ment, the former professor Of po-
litical science said:
If the Democratic party Is in
such a situation that only one man
can save the country from the Re-
publicans, then Mr.. Roosevelt should
run again and probably WILL"
Regarding the "anti-third term
tradition, The Senator recalled that
Jefferson, near the end of his Sec
ond term, had declared no man
should run for a third term unless
there was danger Of Monarchist
getting hold of the presidency.
Senator Thomas said the term
"monarchist" was usually misunder-
stood. President Jefferson had re-
ferred. he added, TO any followers
of Alexander Hamilton or the Fed
eralist party, known as "Monarchists
by their opponents"
Evening star., 1940-02-17
1ydings Appeals
For Funds 10 HeIp
Finland Fight
Senator in Radio Talk
FIoys 'Murderous,
Goddess Russions'

An appeal for fnnds to aid the
Films in fighting "the murderous,
goddess nation Of Russia" was made
last night by Senator Tydings,
Democrat, Of Maryland, who spoke
over a National Broadcasting Co.
network in behalf Of the Fighting
Funds for Finland" headed by Gen.
John F. ORyan in New York.
What is this Russian system
which is fighting to destroy Fin
land?" he asked. ''It is the avowed
enemy of all branches of religion.
It is exterminating religious worship
and destroying churches through
out the entire nation. Thousands
Of Catholic, Greek Orthodox and
Protestant churches are no more.
Tonight as speak there are only
two Catholic priests in all of Rus
sia, where once there were 1000 900
Catholic churchgoers. OF the thou
sands of Greek Orthodox priests
and churches of old Russia, only a
mere handful remains One must
look far and wide to find the few
Protestant churches yet remaining.
"All this determination of religion,
Of the worship of God, is a part Of
the present governmental plan Of
Russia. Those of you who have
read the writings of Lenin, the lead
er Of the Russian revolution of 1917,
and Of Stain, the present dictator
of Russia, can clearly recall that
both of these men constantly advise
the people of Russia not to believe
in God. Religion, said Lenin, is the
enemy Of Communism. If Com
munism is to succeed, religion must
be destroyed. Stain says that Com
munism will succeed only as re-
ligion is defeated-the two cannot
win together.
''The young have been taught not
to go to church, for in % years they
have heard preached daily that God
and religion are the enemies Of
communism and they must shun
God and religion as an enemy.
This Is the sinister picture of
modern RUSSIA picture of a god
less nation, a nation that since its
| inception has wallowed in blood and
murder, practiced terror and torture,
destroyed all liberty and freedom,
nation which has systematically
assassinated Catholic and Profess
tant, priest and parson, and has
successfully weaned the young away
from God and the teachings Of the
Bible"
."And If the Firms lose this war,
what of its aftermath?" Senator
Tydings asked. They know the
past history of Communist Russia.
They know that the Russian politi-
cal police will join with the army
in killing of the men, women and
children of Finland. onee Russia
is victor. They know that civil
ians in Finland will be slaughtered
wholesale, as they have been
slaughtered in Russia through the
years."
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Navy Board Urges
U. 5. TO Expand
Airship Building
Recommends Thot One
$500, 900 DirieibIe Be
Constructed at Once

With strong recommendations, a
special Naval Investigation Board
has declared the United States
should continue and expand its pro-
gram of constructing lighter than
air craft.
Long a point of controversy since
the Navy lost all except one of its
rigid dirigibles. the American con-
struction of lighter-than-air craft
has been static.
The board suggested one rigid air.
ship of 5000, ,000-cubic feet capacity
be built Immediately" This, the
board said, should be used for train
ing and further development of
plane-carrying functions as we'll as
to hold and perfect gains made to
date" in this field.
Ship Would Cost S3.5O0,000
Already authorized by Congress,
sucn an airship would cost $500. 900
and would permit the promising
development of airplane-carrying"
for military purposes.
Large airshipS-of the 1000, 600
cubic-foot class-offer decided pos
sibilities" for wartime purposes, the
board pointed out.
The Navy Departments position
on lighter -than-air craft matters
should be clarified, the board de-
clared. The program recommended
by the board is considered to be the
minimum program which, over a re-
latlvely short period of years, will
hold progress already made" and
will show worthwhile advancement.
"Since no other Government
agency is at present engaged in air.
ship activities, the Navy Depart
ment's attitude toward airship mat
ters is likely to be the deciding fac
tor in shaping not only the Nays
own lighter-than-ai affairs but the
attitude of the country as whole
toward the lighter-than-air branch
of aeronautics," the report said.
Helium Called an Asset.
The board declared the United
States supply of helium is an asset
which other nations do not possess.
The report also brought out success
full operations by the Germans of
transatlantic service in ships using
the highly -inflammable hydrogen
gas. The board then pointed out
helium, though some Is per cent
less efficient, is desirable because Of
its safety value.
The board is composed of Rear
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Bride Says Husband Had
) Wives al Same Time
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Feb. ia bewilder.
ing martial tangle in which her
husband allegedly was married to
three women at the same time was
recounted yesterday by an 18-year-
old bride.
Maxine Trimble was testifying in
her Superior Court annulment pro-
ceedings against Floyd c. Trimble,
%, Bremerton Navy Yard employe.
Asked why she left Trimble q
month after their marriage LAST De-
cember, the witness replied:
"The second wife came up to
our home and said my husband had
to support her She moved in with
her baby, and I moved out.
HE said, She is my wife, but I'm
not legally married to her because
I have previous wife, and she had
no divorce when she married me,
SO that isn't legal either. I don't
think my second wife had divorce
from her first husband
Judge Roger j. Meakim observed
that the affair sounded a bit in
volved and warranted a thorough
investigation. He ordered two
week recess.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
The Miracle Of Paper
To Be Dramatized
On WMAL Tonight
Cross Roods Players
To Put on Educational
Program at 7::30

"The Miracle of Paper" will be the
story of tonight's dramatization
featuring the Cross Roads Theater
Players over WMAL at 7::30 o'clock.
This Is another in the series of edu-
cational features sponsored by The
Star in cooperation with the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. and the
Board of Education.
The story of tonight's play begins
with the early discovery more than
1000 years ago of a way to make
paper by the Chinese Tsi-lun, who
Is considered one Of the inventors
whose contribution to the world has
proven valuable to mankind.
Later Tsi-lun's secret was taken
westward by conquering band of
Arabs and subsequently spread to
Egypt and the Continent. The
broadcast by the Cross Roads Play
ers will show the making of paper
and the invention of the printing
press by Gutenberg brought about
new era Of golden knowledge in
1883.
Paper has also had its martial
value, for it was back in the Revolu-
tionary War days that the Colonials
defending Philadelphia almost had
to surrender to the British because
Of the lack of paper wads with which
to pack their powder But the day
was saved when a detachment of
soldiers raided Benjamin Franklin's
house and pressroom and stuffed
copies Of the Rev. Tenants Ser
mon on Defensive War" into the
muzzles Of their guns. 1t was per-
haps the oldest delivery of SER
mon in history.
Then came the Fourdrinier broth
ers, Henry and Sealy, who revolu-
tionized the paper industry in 1903
with the invention of new manu-
featuring machine. In 184O Fred
erick Keller of Germany got the
idea of making paper out of wood
pulp while watching wasps building
their nest.
So the men of science planned,
'<lntil today people are more aware
than ever of the miracle of paper.
Cross Roads Theater Players who
will be featured in tonight's per-
formance include Bill Draper, Doyle
Tripp, Bob Langley, Ted Field, Sid
ney Bassler, Charles Hohein, Allen
Andrews, Charles Grunwell, Mildred
Beach, Mildred Baitz, Margaret
Mansfield, Peggy Johnston, Ruth
May and Edith Reynolds.
The broadcast will be another in
the series of educational features
designed especially for the junior
high school students of Washington.
The programs are supervised by
radio committee of Junior high
principals headed by Hugh S. Smith
OF Jefferson.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Pilot, Left SIS, 900, Plans
To Spend Itin 2Months
BY the Associated Press.

by Lne Associated fIeSS.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 17.-Edward
Vencill, snow-grounded airplane
pilot, learned here that an uncle
had died in Louisiana and left him
SIS, 900.
Displaying hamlike hands that
were as freckled as his face, the 28-
year-old flyer declared:
I'm going to use both hands and
try to spend it in two months"
Mr.. Vencill knew he had an uncle
who owned cotton plantation near
Baton Rouge ''but I haven't seen
him in years. I'm not even sure
what his first name Is. I only know
him as Uncle joe"
The heir and three companions
early this week left Lockhaven, Pa,
to deliver ships in various parts of
the country for an airplane factory.
Threatening weather grounded them
here, but as soon as the planes are
delivered Mr.. Vencill is going to see
about his inheritance.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
County Wary Of Accepting
500-Acre Estate as Gift
By the Associated Press.


LAKEWOOD, N. j., Feb.l H.
Ocean County has been offered the
sumptuous 500-acre estate of the
late John D. Rockefeller as a gift,
but county officials aren't too sure
they want it.
The Lakewood estate has 30
room mansion, a nine-hole golf
course where the oil magnate was
won't to play, and two artificial lakes
The Lakewood Taxpayers Asso-
citation has protested against accept
ing the gift because the property
then would become tax-exempt and
the township would lose $11 900 an
nually in taxes. -
Freeholder Harry E. Newman re-
vealed the Board of Freeholders was
negotiating with Rockefeller interests
in New York, but said the board
was not discussing 1t until it
actually becomes available and we
decide we want it."
Evening star., 1940-02-17
By the Associated Press.

Whatever else 1910 may bring
mankind, 1t presents an opportunity
to see a unique celestial show. Be-
ginning about February 23 and last
ing through the first week in March,
the five brightest planets in the solar
system will lire up In . formation
resembling necklace Of glowing
jewels.
According to william n. Barton,
jr., executive curator Of the Hayden
Planetarium, New York, nobody
knows when anything Ike 1t was last
on view. and exactly the same for
nation won't appear again until
After everybody now living u dead.
During the two weeks when the
heavens put on their "cnce only"
spectacle the planete Mercury, Jlpi-
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Planets Line Up This Month
In Once Only Spectacle

ter, Venus, Saturn and Mars, In tho
order named. will form an undulat-
Ing line. with Mercury nearest the
western horizon. They will be spaced
upward" ut fairly regular intervals
until the Pleiades are slightly to the
right. Any one possessing q small
telescope viii be able to make out {
sixth Jewel In the necklace"
Uranus.
The chain will be visible prac-
tically all over the world right after
sunset. It must be caught then, for
Mercury soon enters the twilight
haze and becomes hard to re. The
spectacle win amount. to having I'VE
evening stars on view Simultaneous
y. During the period there Win b
no morning searx The shoU w1n b
at IT, best around February 70.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Admiral Ernest j. King and Capt.

Admiral Ernest j. King and Capt.
Garland Fulton. .. ...
In upholding continuation Of ex-
periments in Nghter-than- aircraft
work, the board claimed not enough
experience has been had to wholly"
settle the opinion on this point.
The board recommended naval
encouragement and support for the
establishment of commercial airship
services, going so far as to recog-
nize that the special character of
the prevailing situation demands the
Navy should urge upon Congress and
other appropriate Government agen-
cies the desirability of
bringing commercial airship service
into being"
Evening star., 1940-02-17
R. Golden Donaldson
Funeral Monday

Funeral services for r. Golden
Donaldson, lawyer and former bank
president. who died yesterday at his
home here,Mill be held at 2 pm.
Monday inst. Thomas Episcopal
Church, with burial In Rock Greek
Cemetery.
A native Washingtonian, Mr..
Donaldson had been practicing law
here since. 1895, with the exception
Of the years 1919 to 1l29, when he
was president of the Commercial
National Bank Of Washington.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Rabbi SiIverstone Luuds
Roosevelt Peace Letter

President RoOsevelt's recent peace
letter to three religious leaders of
different faiths, saying religious
teaching was the basis of civiliza-
tion's permanency, was praised last
night by Rabbi Harry Silverstone in
an address to hts Tifereth Israel
Congregation at Fourteenth and
Euclid streets, NV.
Rabbi Silverstone mentioned the
Presidents letter to Pope Plus XII;
Rabbi Cyrus Adler, president Of the
Jewish Theological Seminary, New
York City, and DR.. George A. But
trick, president of the Federal Coun-
Gil Of Churches of Christ in America.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Storm Warning Ordered
Continued Along Coast

By the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. IT,
The Weather Bureau at $50 am.
today ordered storm warnings con-
tinued south of Cape Hatteras to
st. Marks"
The advisory said a large dis
turbance in Gulf of Mexico near
mouth of Mississippi River moving
slowly northeastward will give fresh
to strong east and southeast winds
and SQUALLS next "a hours.
Evening star., 1940-02-17

Between 20 and 80 were the dan.
gerous ages for District drivers last
year. Twenty-eight deaths In the
1889 traffic toll involved automobile
drivers between those ages.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Realistic. Perfume Ad

MASCOUTAH, Ill, Feb. II @.-
The Weekly Herald, determined to
put realism In a perfume ad, armed
q girl with a large atomizer and
plsnty-of perfume. She sprayed
Evening star., 1940-02-17

onger Hospital yesterday
Clubs committee that Philip Smith,
Evening star., 1940-02-17

Eseas, E.eesa e. rg2as,, - III csa.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
Ol4 %1lALN
LA VERBENA COMENZARA HOY
Procession y Verbena ell Lunes

La lluvia, ell viento y el fric
conspiraron aver contra las pr
meras fieStas de La Verbena
del Tabaco.
Era muy fuerte ell viento, en-
horas de la tarde, y Sc acord6
suspender la procession para el
sabado y demorar para hoy la
Inauguration de La Verbena.
FL executive de la Verbena sc
reuni6 por la noche y acord6 de
morar la parada hasta ell lunes
y celebrar Verbena Ell mismo
dia, en- lugar del domingo.
Los cambios hechos en- ell pro-
grama son importantes.
Hoy, a las seis de la tarde, SO
ADRIAN los terrenos de La Ver-
La gaceta., 1940-03-09

guese a 81 mismo, Y tome sa
cruz y sigame', San MateoI is:
"a.
Tiemblo sieInpre, deqa Car
los Wagner, ell asma$ pastor
hugonote, "por aquelll IS que vi
ven una vida demasj lido facil''',
AIN el mismo cristfano Sc STEM
tie inclinado a disfrutar de sus
privilegios y a evadir TODD SER
vicio dificil y penoso que de
mande humildad.
Les agrada testificar en- exta-
sis que han encontrado en- la vi
da cristiana paz y bendici6n, y
efectivamente eS cierto que Ell
seguir a Cristo produce gozo,
conSuelo y paz; pero ell cristia-
no con frecuencia ovida que e
Senior atraviesa todavia ell SEN
dero del sacrificio vicario por
redimir los pecados del mundo
Y que seguirlo necesariamente
s~ignifica como 10 asienta Pa
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
RAZO DE POFAHL ES
UN NROB1EMA PARA
HARRIS

Orlana 70, MARIO EN- up de
safio gIhadO pOr los regulares
a los A6vatos, Jimmy Pofahl, el
nuevo IS de los Senadores, Sc
distingui6 por las malas tira-
das..
Jimmy fildea muy bien; Pc
70 no Sc lie podra utilizar 81 no
eonsigue tirar mejor. Bucky
Harris coment6 ell case de Pc i.
fail diciendo: Estimo que Ell IT,
rara mejor. Qpiza 10 del primer
dia Sc deba al tenor escenico."
La gaceta., 1940-03-09

bio; ser. participants en- sus
aGgHm sntos''. ALA en- 10 pro-
undo, en- Ia misma alma de Ia
vida, hay una ley eterna: la ley
de la Cruz.
Esta ley indica que ningIn
ervicio ,es fructifero a menos
-a imp. que sacrifieio; que min
guna vida es verdaderamente
cristiana a menos que involucre
s~ufrimiento vicario.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
Secci6n de Cultos
MARIO 10, 1910
IglesiGs de YbOr q w. Tampa

IgleSiaS de YbOr q w. Tampa
"San Marcos, Iglesia Meto-
dista de Ybor. Gale 16 y IL ave.
Rev. R. j. Parker, Pastor.
EScuela Dominica: GAS a. m.
Quito y Sermon: 7:45 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n: Microbes,
7A5 p. m.
Mission Presbiteriana", 953
IL ave. Rev. Walter B. Passi-
glia, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica: 9:45 a. m.
Quito Y Sermon: IL 100 a. m.
'fCual sera nuestro Destino" Sc
r$ eli tema del Pastor.
Reunion del Esfuerzo Girls
tiano de J6venes, 100 p. m. Vir
gil Pine, lider.
Quito de Oraci6n, Microbes,
7:30 p. m.
Mission Evangelical Presbite-
RAMA, 2916 Is st. Rev. H. e.
Pressly, Ministro.
Escuela Dominica: $50 a. m.
Quito y Sermon: 1870 p. m.
Reunion de las Senoras: Mar
ties: 7:45 p. m.
"LOs Peregrinos'', Iglesia Con-
gregacional de West Tampa,
1899 Green st. Rev. v. A. We
nezia, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica $50 a. m.
Suite Y Sermon: $50 a. m.
"Iglesia Metodista de West
Tampa, N. Albany y Union st.
Escuela Dominica: 9:45 a. nj.
Quito y Sermon: $50 a. m.
este servicio en- ingles).
Liga de J6venes: 80 p. m.
Quito y Sermon: 7:S0 p. m.
"Vida Eterna".
Hernandez Wesley: Lunes,
a las 8 p. m.
Sociedad Misionera de Seno-
ras: Microbes, 800 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n: Jueves,
7:30 p. m.
Mission ia Esperanza', 1922
Laurel st. Rev. H. E. Corwin,
Pastor.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
Bale.

La Secci6n de Recreo DEF Gen.
trO Espahol nos avisa que ma
mana domingo verificara un
gran bale extraordinario, con
dos orquestas, Don Francisco y
Renovation.
Tenlendo en- cuenta Ia exec
lcncia de los c~onjuntos contrata-
t0dos, los precios de Toe y 35c
son muy razonables.
A las cuatro de Ia tarde co.
menzara Ell programa, con las
pleas americans mas en- boga,
la orquesta Don Francisco, diri-
gida por Frank Grasso.
Mas tarde, despues de las Sic
10, iniciara su programa la "Re-
novaci6n".
Els una fiesta que obtendra 81
concurso de todos los buenos
bailadores.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09

bena, en- Phillips Fled, y Sc cum
plira en- su totalidad Ell progra-
ma anunciado para Ell sabado.
Tocara la orqueSta "Renova-
ci6n' y en- Ell gran espectaculo
intervendran los grupos de las
cuatro sociedades, Consuelo Mo
reno y la pareja de rumba Piru-
ll-Tunta.
En- los pabehones de las So
ciedadeSs Sc venderan dulces,
sandwiches, refrescos, etc.
Sc bailara, segdn 10 dispues-
to, hasta las cinco de la madru-
gada.
Manana domingo la VERDE
ma descansara, en- sus terrenos,
Pero la orquesta Renovation"
tocara en- la sala del Centre Es-
panol, Junto con la orQuesta
Don Francisco.
A las cuatro Sc abriran las
puertas en- ell Centre y tocara
Don Francisco hasta Ia bora q.
cordada para la notable orques-
Ia cubana. Sc han fijado los 81.
guientes precios de entrada: rs
y 35 ~centavos.
Durara ell bale deSde las Qua
tro de la tarde hasta las 10 de
la noche.
Angel de la Riva prepare al
gunaS atracciones adicionales
en- combination con La Verbena.
Ell lunes Sc ofrecer& eli pro-
Grama cancelado aver viernes.
Partira la procession civica, Ell
lunes, a las a de Ia ,tarde desde
la esquina de L. S6ptima y Gale.
%.
Hara Ell recorrido por Ia sep
TINA hasta Ia Gale de Franklin,
Franklin a Lafayette, Lafayette
q North Boulevard y North Bou
levard hasta ell terreno de Phi.
lips.
TODD ell programa del viernes,
. base de la Orquesta Removal
ci6n, Consuelo Moreno, Ia pare
ia de rumba Piruli-T unta y los
grupos de las sociedades, sc cum
plira ell lunes. Sc mantendra Ell
precio de 35 centavos pOr per.
soma.
LamentaGnos las dificultades
encontradas por Ia Verbena v
tenemos la seguridad de que el
pdblico latino sabra CORES
ponder.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
Sc ORDENA A LOS MARI
NOS ~PERMANECER ALER-
IA

Manila, Filipinas, MARIO g.
Instrucciones dadas a los MEM
bros de la marina de guerra de
los Estados Unidos, les ordera
permanecer "alerta' hasta ell
dia 30 de mario. Tienese enten-
dido que despues de esa fecha
10 Sc concederann licencias.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
Bales de Easter

Las cuatro principales socie-
dades, segdn tenemos entendido
preparan bales de Easter.
III Centre Asturiano presen-
tara una orquesta que toca fire.
cuentemente por la Radio y Ell
Centre EspanOl tendra en- la
tribuna a Don Francisco.
Esperamos noticias en- cuanto
al Circulo Cubano y Ia Unione
Italiana.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
ELOGIADA DE COSTA
A COSTA

No pase humiliaciones Dor tener
Ia cara lena oe granoA. Aqui es-
a Ia aynda. FL hquido zEMo,
poderoso suavizante, alivia rapi-
daments u cCmez6n, Ell dolOr y
cura. ZEMo eontiene 10 de los
mas poderosos Electives ingre-
dientes m6dlcos. recomendados
por specialists de gran merito.
Una prusba 10 eonvencsrA. IS ets.
coo , 800. In cuaIquier bOt~s.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
PenSamiento para Ell DtG

FeWSufVfeHtO para eI UDW
"Los chinos platican de un
alfarero de la antigt~dad que
vanamente buScaba dar cierto
tnte a su vajilla, hasta que des-
esperado Sc arroj6 al horno.
Cuando Sc sac6 la vajilla del hor
no, para sorpresa de todos, Sc
deScubri6 en- ella un tinte eXqui-
sito sorprendente.
Esta paraboa contiene una.
gran verdad.".
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
san Jose

San Jose
Mas de go mesas Sc han ven-
dido va para ell Cabaret annual
de San Jose, en- Ell Centre Espa-
hol, organizado pOr Ia Secci6n
1e Recreo.
FL programa Sc prepare con.
81 mayor cuidado y los que sepa-
rem mesas pasaran alli una no
ne agradabilisima.
Iremos publicando los detallea
en- Ell curse dc esta semana.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09

.niere lie dartA Corona de Vida
Eterna".
Cultos en- Ingles:
A las 10 40 a. m. y q las 80
p. m.
La gaceta., 1940-03-09
De Viaje

De Viaie
Hara OtrO viaje = Ia Habana.
IN estos dias, el Sr. Paquito
CPOsa NN y" R~VV