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La gaceta., 1942-08-06

~SHINGTO pue-
bio de los Estados Unidos al
celebrar ell Dia de la Bandera,
ell IA de JUNO de este aho, rem
dira tambien tribute a las ban
deraS de las demas Naciones
midas.
En- su proclama de este dia ell
Presidente Roosevelt no sc limit6 a
solicitar de los ciudadanos de los
Estados Unidos que desplegaran
con orgullo ell emblema de su Ii.
bertad; la bandera de los Estados
Unidos de America. Hacienda hin.
capie en- que los Estados Unidos es
solo una de las 26 naciones "qut
luchan con denuedo por la CAUSE
mas justa que ell mundo ha como.
eido," ell Presidents insto a sus com
patriotas a que exhibieran 81 fueri
possible, junto con la bandera ma.
cional, los emblemas de todos lol
paises amantes de la libertad.
Parte del texto de la proclams
del Presidente Roosevelt sigue
continuation. "Por muchos amos
ha sido costumbre en- nuestro PAT.
dedicar Ell dfa ID de JUNO a honral
la bandera, ell emblema de nuestrs
libertad, de nuestra fuerza y dc
nuestros deberes como naci6n so.
berana por la gracia de Dios. Es-
tamos luchando ahora por la causs
mas noble que ell mundo ha como.
cido. Estamos tratando de liberar
a las gentes de este planeta del
enemigo mas despiadado y mas sal
vaje que jamas Sc ha visto. Esta-
mos dedicando TODD 10 que somos
y TODD 10 que tenemos a combatirlo,
y no nos detendremos hasta veneer.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
MATRIMONIOS

John +. Gillespie, %. y Fran
ces Irene Agnes, q; Francis S.
Smith, 33, Y Ana Frances Clam
brano, 20; Harold Eder, %, y
Betty Hobson, %; Robert l.. Nc
Alister, "a, y Moreno Putnam
% Vernon Simmons, p, y Haz-
Ell Gail, 16; Harry r. Ward, ga.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
Banquete de d~espedidG

En- la tarde del Martes Sc les
ofreci6 un banquete de despedi-
da a varios soldados del Campo
mento Drew Field, los que seran
tras1adadoS dentro de pocos,
dias.
Ell mismo Sc ofectu6 en- ell Res
daurant "Las Novedades" Y asis
theron sargentos, cabos y Soda
dos.
Ell genial pianista Barcello de
Hraga deleit6 a los asistentes
con varias selecciones musica-
les, entire estas dos Sonatas de
Beethoven y 'Ua Destruction de
Berlin por los Yankees, origi-
nal del professor Braga.
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Felix a%niVerSdriO

wv
Los estimados esposos Cesar
Rivero Mas, canciller 81 del Con
sulado de Cuba en- esta ciudad,
cumpliendo en- ell dia de aver O.
cho amos de casados.
Las amistades de los esposOs
Rivero Sc dieron cita en- su no
gar de la avenida IL nImarO
1913 para felicitarlos y testimo-
niarles su aprecio.
Cesar lleva muehos amos de
Residential en- Tampa. Aver sc
cumplieron IA amos de su arribO
a estas playas, procedente de la
capital de Cuba. Aqui ha sabidC
ganar muchas ~amistades, que Il
Quieren de veras por su modes.
tia y amabilidad.
En- Tampa dedic6 sus activi-
dades al periodismo, con ell afec.
to y respeto de todos.
Para ell querido ex-compane.
70 Y su esposa nuestra felicita-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06

zalez; William A. Morrison con-
ira Katherine Morrison Juani-
Ia Roberts contra Leroy Rob
erts.
Pleitos: Dan Sheppard sontra
Harvey NJ. Roach, abogado Os-
car Cuesta.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
REINGRESO EN- LA MARI.
MA UN

Jacksonville, agosto Gel eX
cac7spe6n del peso mediano de la
escuadra americana del Atlanti-
co, Thomas B. Sharkey, un eX-
ceIante b~oXeador, reingres0 a.
yey en- la marina para servir de
jefe de cocina en- un barco.
Quedara agregado a la esta-
ci6n local, mientras otra cosa no
sc disponga.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06

Una in4itdc;tn
Acuso recibo de dos invitacio-
mes o. me envia el joven etaoin
to Panchito Rodriguez para Ia
funcijn q. a benefic:o &c 81 lie o.
freceran varios amigos en- ell tea
tro del Circulo Cubano, el vier-
mes IA de agosto.
A continuation copiamos la
carta que nos envia:
Sr. Cronista Social de LA GA
ceta."
Querido amigo: Adjunto lie en-
VIC dos papeletas para la fun
cion homemade que Sc me dara
en- la noche del viernes catorce.
a las ocho Y media de la noche,
en- Ell teatro del Circulo Cubano.
Amigo Rodriguez: acepte es-
tie obs aquio, no como page de
gran sarvicio en- sus columnas
en- 10 que Sc refiere a la propa-
ganda.
Quiero que sean ustedes los
prlmeros en- estar esa n0che er
Ell teatro, por haber cooperate
al mayor 6yito de mi function.
(f) Pdnchito Rodriguez
Agradecemos en- TODD su valoi
las fra2es de agradecimiento de.
amigo y las papeletas que nos
envia.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06

Sc rindiera nj muestra de aprecio
Y devotion a las valerosas madres
americans "muchas de las cuales
tienen hijos en- eli frente, luchando
contra eli enemigo, y todas por
igual estan contribuyendo con leal-
tad al esfuerzo b6lico en- ell frente
dom6stico."
FL rendirle homemade a la ban
dera de los Estados Unidos nc os
cosa nueva; data cast desde ell Ia
de JUNO de 1777, fecha en- que ell
.Congreso de los Estados Unidos
adopt6 las franjas y las e~strellas
como emblema Official de la naci0n.
BESIDE esa 6poca muchas personals
insistieron porque sc designara un
dia del aho para que la naci6n en-
terra pudiese rendir tribute a su
bandera.
III movimientO general en- favor
de que Sc nominara ell IA de JUNO
para este fin, surgi6 hace alrededor
de ~setenta amos. La idea fue adop-
ltada primero por varias organiza-
clones de los estados, las cuales Sc
fundieron mas tarde en- una sola
agencia nacional. Pero no Sc de-
Isign6 el dia ii de JUNO, como Ell
dia nacional dedicado a Ia bandera,
lsino hasta 1916, aho en- que eli
Presidente Woodrow Wilson asi 10
proclamo oicialmente. Y aho tras
ano, la naci6n estadounidense ha
venido celebrando religiosamente
esta fiesta nacional.
La bandera de los Estados Uni
dos dc America tiene el honor dc
ser hoy uno de los emblemas mas
Antiques que e%xisten, va que otros
'paises, aunque de mas edad, han
cambiado los dolores uacionales
despues de l777.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06

"Como naci6n, no luchamos solos.
En- esta guerra mundial formamos
parte de un gran conjunto. Com
batimos hombro a hombro con los
valerosos pueblos de las Naciones
midas y con las fuerzas de la.
humanidad doliente, y es indispen-
sable que ell triunfo sea de todos, o
todos pereceremos.
Por estas razones, es realmente
justo que en- nuestro dia TRADITIONAL,
dedicado a la bandera, rindamos
tribute no solo a los dolores nues-
tros, sino tambien a los emblemas
de aquellos que, junto con noso-
tros, tirmaron la Declaration de
las Naciones midas"
Las NaeiOnes midas
Procedi6 entonces ell Presidente
a enumerar las Naciones Unidas.
ell RENO Undo de la Gran Bretana
" la Irlanda del Norte, la Union
Sovietica de las Republicas Socialis-
|tas, China, Australia, Belgica, Ca
NADIA, Costa RIGA, Cuba, Checoeslo-
vaquia, Republica Dominicana,
Ell Salvador, Grecia, Guatemala,
Haiti, Honduras, India, Luxem-
burgo, Holanda, Nueva Zelandia,
Nicaragua, Noruega, Panama,
Polonia, La union de Sud Africa y
Yugoeslavia, y apel6 al pueblo de
los Estados Unidos a rendirle tri-
buto a los pueblos de estas naciones
pues Ell reconocia que "unicamente
en- la fortaleza y ell valor de esta
union inquebrantable, podriamos
e%ncontrar las fuerzas necesarias
para devolver a la humanidad la
libertad y la paz perdidas."
FL Presidente Roosevelt tambi6n
pidi6 al pueblo en- su proclama que
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
TrdSladddO

TrdSlddddO
lFu6 trasladado desde la Gil
MICA "El Bien Pd5lico' para 81
hogar Ell joven Osw9ldo Rodri-
guez, luego de haber sijo scme-
lido a una delicada interyeTci5r
quirurgica.
Ell joven Rodriguez es hijo De
los estimados amigos Ramon y
Carload Rodriguez, domic!iia-
dos en- Ell 1912 de la Once ave.
lie deseamos una cCmpleta re-
euperaci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
En- La Popular B0ndGd

Aver entr6 a prestar sus servi
cios PROFESSIONALS, en- la Clinica
La Popular ondad'', el apre-
ciado amigo DR.. lSmael Angulo.
Ell nombramiento del DR.. An
gulo 10 dis . conocer ell Direc-
Tor de esa casa de salud.
Felicitamos al DR.. Angulo por
eli nombramientc Y lie deseamos
muchos exito.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
Festejcda

FeStejCda
Con motive de haber cTnpli-
do IN ano mas de vida Ia Srta.
Angelina Lodato, sus familiares
lie ofrecieron una fiesta on su
hogan situado en- ell 2013 de Ia
Gale II.
lInfinidad de regalos recibi6
Ia festejada de sus amiguitas y
familiares.
Esplendidamente sc obsclui6
a la concurrencia con duloes Y
refrescos, no faltando ell tradi-
cional cake.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
De regreSo

De regreSO
Procedente de New York arr
b6 aver, despues de varias Sc
manas de vacaciones, la estima-
da Sra. Vicenta Moya, esposa
del compahero Sr. Pedro Rami-
rez MOya.
Con estas lineas la damos
nuestra mas cordial bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
NOTAS SOCIALES
{PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

res Ia irnes. nte Trta. Esther
Balza, padecie. DO un fuerte alta
que gr;pal.
La Srta. Balza es una de las
operaciones 6G Dtpartamanto
de be,le2a de Darling.
Nuestros mcjores deseos por
SUI pvonto restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
Santos del din

Santos del dta
La Transfiguraci6n de Jesu-
2risto Y Santos Justo, Agapito y
Sixto.
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new" BACTERiOSTATIC"
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among Women...

Many doctors recommend regular uss
Of douohes as q precautionary meas
ure for women who want 70 be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Of
Tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia y.
Pinkham'a Sanative Wash Pinkhan's
Sentative Wash Is gaining great favor
among women because It's MOI q
harmful Refnicide. Instead It's a
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" (the
modern trendl. II not only discour-
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
lies. Very soothing - relieves minor
irritations and discharge ana has a
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
mexpenAivel Oct your bottle Of Lydia
Rankham's eananvo Waah today. An
@rugBasAA .
La gaceta., 1942-08-06

Las RsuMNe8tMs esq gjGssMs G~@
NNciCmeS UutGEMS sOEs Eehjea& s'e
Homemade ere EStGGEOS EnfGiO9
Ell Presidente Roosevelt insta a sus cOnciudadanos
para que deSPIiegMen las banderas de los Pnises
que Iuchan unidOS contra eI enemigO
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
EnfermG

BESIDE la tarde de aver tuvo
que recluirse en- sus habitacio-
La gaceta., 1942-08-06
GOT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the Rirl friend, o.
a buainoaa appointment. play smart and take
.ho proper prccauti0B t0sce that your hrsath
a1eart offend Unnecessarily. Ahsr al. moth.
4ng u 20 inoHeusahle and 30 oHenaIvs a.
regIeoead case ~ halltosis tbad brcathJ. Be.
apre your next late or business appointment,
lHle NE mouth with Latarine Antaeptid
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
tWceiqr, purcr, less likely ~ offend Most
asses n halitQaia. ray some authorities. are
ius ~ the Fermentation u tiny food particles
% The mouth. although sone eases may b.
iue ~ ayntemic disorders. Against the for
ner condition. Lhterne Antiroptle works
e1ndem because u hrt hhits the fefmon a.
ion And then 0vercomea the udem % cnusca.
Don't forget 90 use II ftr the hrt aid 81
h0ysanda u popular and successful people
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Evening star., 1942-09-13
Camps Draw Travellers
To tennessee HiqhIands

CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 12.-The
Tennessee highland region, with
Lookout Mountain at its hub, Is
continuing to draw a flow of civilian
furlough travel that is but little
below the normal volume to this
section. This is traced to a COM
bination of advantages. Most i'm
pelling is the fact that thousands
of men are in training In Southern
camps. notably. for this region,
Camp Forrest at Tullahoma, and
Fort Oglethorpe at Chickamauga.
Friends and relatives of these boys
are taking the opportunity to COM
bine visit to camp with tour OF
the surrounding points of both
scenic and historic interest.
This is given impetus by the fact
that there Is SO much to see in the
immediate neighborhood of these
camps. Many travellers come
through beautiful regions OF blue
grass Kentucky. Stopping in
Nashville, they see the Hermitage
that was the home of Andrew
Jackson. A short journey to the
south permits the visitor to see
Shiloh battlefield, and the region
traversed to the Eastern Tennessee
highlands threads Americas new
est inland water playground, the
Great Lakes of the South"-nine
mountain -bordered lakes that have
been impounded on the Tennessee
above the giant iva power dams.
At Chatt ooga Is Lookout
Mountain, with one of America s
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Taos Has Place in Law HISTORY
For Famous Death Sentence

TAOS, N. Mex. Sept. 12.-Travel-
ers who like to visit historic places
where famous events took place will
find many points of interest in Taos.
The picturesque village, which to-
day Is better known as an artist S
colony, was once the headquarters
for the Mountain Men and was the
end of one prong of the Santa Fe
Trail. 1t was the home of Kit Car
son, famous Indian Scout and
fighter, and the scene of many
pitched battles in the early days
of both Spanish and American
occupation.
It was also at Taos that one of the
most famous sentences of death
was pronounced. About the year
1860 one Jose Martin had COM
mitted particularly violent crime.
Following his conviction, Judge
Kirby Benedict pronounced SEN
tence, which reads in part:
Jose Maria Martin, stand up!
Jose Maria Martin, you have been
indicted. tried and convicted by a
jury of your countrymen of the
crime Of murder, and the court is
now about to pass upon you the
dread sentence of the law.
"As a usual thing, Jose Maria
Martin, it is a painful duty for the
judge OF court OF justice to pro-
nounce upon a human being the
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Great Seashore Park
Shaping Up in Carolina

OCRACOKE, N. c., Sept. 12.-The
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Commission, created by the last ses-
sion OF the Legislature, met here
recently and heard reports that only
about 1000 acres of land are needed
70 complete requirements for turn
ing the Outer Banks into a great
seaside park.
The commission secretary re-
ported he had more than 5000 acres
donated for the project and hoped
oy November to get the rest. The
National Park Service will take over
Jurisdiction of the area and deyelon
the area when the minimum OF
10000 acres is presented to it.
Plans call for ultimate ACQUISITION
and development of 100000 acres
from Currituck to Ocracoke Island
with the banks preserved forever as
a natural seashore. Included would
be Fort Raleigh and Kill Devil Hill,
Evening star., 1942-09-13

sentence of death. There is some
thing horrible about it, and the
mind of the court naturally revolts
from the performance of such a
duty. Happily, however, your case
is relieved of all such unpleasant
features and the court takes posi-
tive delight in sentencing you to
death.
You are a young man, Jose Maria
Martin; apparently of good physical
condition and robust health. Or
dinarily you might have looked
forward to many years of life, and
the court has no doubt you have,
and have expected to die at ripe
old age; but you are about to be
cut off in consequence of your own
act.
Jose Maria Martin, it Is now the
springtime. In little while the
grass will be springing up green in
these beautiful valleys, and on these
broad mesas and mountain sides
flowers will be blooming, birds will
be singing their sweet carols and
Nature will be putting on her most
gorgeous and her most attractive
robes, and life will be pleasant and
men will want to stay, but none of
this for you, Jose Maria Martin;
the flowers will not bloom for you,
Jose Maria Martin; the birds will
Evening star., 1942-09-13
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE. Jr.


The Baruch Committee rubber re-
port, supplementing a negative the
ory OF gasoline rationing with a
positive tire replacement program,
brings hope for vacation drivers of
the East, who have been struggling
along on thinning tires and mileage
quotas far below the yearly average
OF 5000 miles proposed for the Ma
tion.
: Looking at the recommendation
solely from an fasteners recrea-
tional travel standpoint, there seems
to be only one imponderable If the
program is carried out-whether or
not it will be necessary to reduce
further the meager allotment of
1000 to 1880 miles to hold down the
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Palm Springs Prepares
For Busy Winter Season

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 12.-The
| desert country, Southern Cali
fornias midwinter playground where
| It's Sunsuit weather in Janu-
airy, Is preparing for full winter
season.
Some 80 hotels and guest ranches
are preparing to open at Palm
Springs, cluster OF green palms,
white-walled villas, cool swimming
pools, and velvety golf courses,
nesting amid the sand dunes and
cactus forests beneath the lofty San
Jacinto Mountains. At least one OF
the leading hotels is opening a
month early because OF numerous
advance inquiries.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Ban on Emigration

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, Sept.
II (P).-A government decree today
prohibited emigration of Haitian
workers in wartime because mobili-
cation for military service or agri-
cultural expansion may require every
able bodied man.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

not carol for you, Jose Maria Martin.
When these things come to gladden.
the senses of men, you will be oc-
cupying space about by beneath
the sod, and the green grass and
those beautiful flowers will be grow
ing above. your lowly head"
But the courts ominous predic-
tions proved vain. Jose Maria
Martin was not hanged. He escaped.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

most impressive panoramas, COM
manding vista of seven States.
Few visit Chattanooga without in
cluding In their tour a circuit trip
through the Great Smoky Noun
tains National Park so near at hand.
The circuit through the park from
Chattanooga includes the charming
resort town of Gatlinburg with
score of hotels and innumerable log
and rock cottages that overhang the
roaring Little Pigeon River.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
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Evening star., 1942-08-17
The Job in Brief

Qualifications: For control
center telephonists, men or
women with good hearing,
legible hand, free to leave home
at any time. For control center
messengers, BOYS or girls over
18 years of age. For control
center priority officers, men or
women able to assume response
bility, possessing good judg-
ment and a level head. Must
live within walking distance of
police precinct stations No. 2.
9 or IL. For daytime control
center jobs, must work or be in
the vicinity of these precinct
stations or precincts 8. 13, II
and 6 during daylight hours.
Training: Starts Immediately
on the job.
Hours of work: Designated by
each deputy controller, depend
ing on how many volunteer.
Where to register: Between s
am. and 4:45 pm. at Room 427,
District Building; in the eve
nings at police precinct sta
tions listed above or during the
daytime at Civilian Defense
Volunteer Office or any of its
three branch offices. For fur
ther information on these or
other volunteer openings, call
the CDVO at RE. 5lO5.
Evening star., 1942-08-17
What Can | Do?'
Suggestions for Those Who Want S

Although the response of volun-
teers has resulted in four fully
stated subcontrol centers, there are
still gaps that must be plugged by
volunteers before the Districts COM
munications system can operate on
a 24-hour basis.
Volunteers have brought the call
down from 500 to 81 workers still
needed, but those 81 spell the sue
cess or failure of the process of
summoning and sending aid to
three sections of the city.
Those who live within walking
distance of the second, ninth or
twelfth police precincts can play
an active part in protecting their
own neighborhoods. 1t is in those
areas that the need is still acute.
Gaps Remaining.
BY precincts, here are the re-
manning gaps in the staining
No. 2 precinct-Three priority off,
GERS needed. This is one of the
most vital jobs in the whole picture.
These officers. who must know their
territory, its vulnerable points and
fire hazards, are the ones who de-
eide which disasters demand the
most immediate attention. They
must be people of good judgment,
level-headed individuals who can re-
main cool in crisis. Training
nights on which volunteers can
enroll at the precinct station are
Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday
from 8 to 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-08-17
0CD Studies Laws
To End Confusion
Over bIackouts
Moy Recommend Some
Changes in Districts
New Regulations

The National Office Of Civilian
Defense, is studying the Districts
blackout law together with num-
ber of others throughout the coun-
try in an effort to work out a stand
ard definition of a blackout and to
clear up existing confusion" it was
learned today.
Changes probably will be recon-
mended in the Districts regulations,
it was understood. The city's new
regulations, written last week to end
"stop-gap" orders, have been criti-
cized for failing to provide for
movement of traffic should an all
night blackout be ordered.
An OCD spokesman said as many
as nine different definitions OF a
blackout are written into laws
throughout the country. Confusion
apparently hinges on the difference
between sbla1aseateAnd a dimout,
what can be ordered by the military
Z and swi1at sbysscixilian defense au-
thorities, how far city should go
in a permanent, every-night ar
rangement and the extent of prac-
tice blackouts.
Legal Section at Work.
The OCD legal section is working
with the agency's blackout tech
nicians since. it was explained, there
is a legal limit to the powers Of
local defense officials, as distin-
guished from that of military au-
thorities who can simply lay down
the law"
1t was pointed out that the OCD
cannot issue regulations to cover
blackouts since the situation on the
West Coast, for instance, is different
from that in the Great Lakes area
or on the Gulf Coast. OCD, however,
can clarity it's own recommendations
for regulations" to cover blackouts
and air raid alarms.
Example of Confusion.
AS an example of the existing con-
fusion, the OCD spokesman cited
the problems of interstate trucks and
buses. In some places, it was said
the vehicles are stopped for practice
blackouts, while in others they are
allowed to proceed.
With a view to clarifying that
point, OCD Director James M. Lam
dis last week issued request that
| interstate trucks and buses be al
lowed to proceed during blackouts
but not during air raid alarms
About the same time that request
was made the District announced its
new regulation which would make ii
necessary for trucks and buses, as
we'll as private vehicles, to halt dur
ing a blackout.
Evening star., 1942-08-17
zeis,. Rector Who Lost
Heart Balm Suit, Dies
r, TIE Associated Press.

FS tfe Associated Press.
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, Aug IT.
A cerebral hemorrhage was fatal
today to the Rev. Harold G. Zeis, 43,
who four years ago was ordered to
pay New York divorce $4,000 for
breach of promise.
Mr.. Zeis was on leave of absence
from an Episcopal church in Paris
France, at the time of his death.
Since leaving Europe, he has served
as vice president and sales manager
of the Ohio Foundry here.
Testifying i'll Cora Lillian Burn
hams 100000 breach of promise
suit, the stocky rector conceded
There is no question in the world
I was in love with her. I always
loved her" Miss Burnham testi-
fed Mr.. zeis told her in December
1885, he wanted to "be free" and
''hob-nob with success" and that
two months later he married the
former Mrs. A. B. Sharpe, wealthy
widow of an Ohio Valley steel manu-
facturer. The jury of II middle
aged men, most of them farmers
awarded Miss Burnham $4,000.
Mr.. Zeis is survived by his widow