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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-29
Thousands Ask How
 They Can Give Aid
 To Nation s Defense
BY JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Add up million or so letters received at the White House, the Office of Civilian Defense, and the Office of War Information, and you will find that the most frequent civilian ln- quiry is: What Can I Do?"
 The question applies, of course to what can I do to aid in the war effort?" Some of them are heart breaking. The writers sometimes are almost illiterate, but their sincerity shines through. One says: T work all day but I could inlist in Diff fense at nite." Another: T have served in prison, and I wants to dc somthin for my Country" A third Dear MT. President, I am 2 years old, I am in the second grade. l feel the urge to help"
 OCD has tried to answer them all in a pmphlet called What Can Do-The Citizens Handbook fol War" Its 48 pages are packed with guideposts for the civilians who want to help. Any one can get them for the asking at their State and local defense council offices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-29
N0N-C0M OFFICERS OF GUARD TO HAVE
 SCHOOL TONIGHT

At 7:30 o'clock tonight the non- commissioned officers school of the Alaska Territorial Guards will be held in Elks' Hall, it is announced.
 Preliminary instruction for new members will be given out at to- nights session and others inter- ested in hearing the instructions may attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-29

The text is the ABC's of coopera- tion in the war effort, illustrated with GA drawings by Gluyas Will Hams, who did them free. A lot of it is elementary. It points out that 53,O0O,000 Americans live in the so-called target areas" and ex- plains how they can black -out. etc. Such subjects as civilian mobiliza-
 Continued on Page Two)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-29
NAzI5 BOMB SCHOOL; TEN
 BOYS KILLED

LONDON, Sept. 29.-A German raider, diving out of the clouds this morning, bombed a Boys School in a small town near the south coast and killed at least 10 boys.
 Two teachers and many other boys were injured.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

Mickey in his letter home
wraps up in few words his rea-
sons for adorlng the man who is
his commander and his personal
boss.
"He never gets In temper"
That leads the list.
Then Mickey adds;
"He never says yes when he
means no, and he never says
mo- when he means yes He Is
an o. X. gnS."
FORMER BELL HOP
The draft swept Mickey into
the army and he snapped the uni
form OF Plaza Hotcl bell hop for
that of an army private.
Let Kathleen take II over from
there:
well Mickey ended up in
San Antonio and General Fisen-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

the army posts and he touched
most of them he made friends
with just such simple devices.
ENDS PRIvATEs' TIFF
They tell one story Of Ike in
the role Of commanding officer
bringing 10 an end long-standing
and bitter feud between two
privates.
Ike" did il by assigning both
men 10 wash barracks windows
and ne specified that while one
washed the inside OF window the
other should wash the outside OF
the same window
SO there they were glaring al
each other through The window
panes and then one grinned and
the other grinned. And then they
laughed and then they roared and
the feud was all over.
STRAIGHT ANSWER
Mickey" McKeogh says General
Ike always gives a straight an
sWer. That's one Of his secrets Of
success
II iS one that Quezon singled
out when Ike" left the Philippines
after five-year tour OF duty
there
a straight anSue turneth
away wrath and maketh friends
for man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
Allied Losses
Low in Africa

WITH ATLANTIC FLEET. AT
SEA. Nov. p ms Naval ob-
servers pointed out today that able
planning by the Allied high COM
mand enabled American and Brit
iSh forces 10 score a smashing
success and hold loss NJ life Al an
amazingly low figure in the North
African campaign.
Through long range prepara-
tionS. The Allies avoided the costly
mistakes that turned similar
campaign The 1915 attack on the
Dardanelles- Into major dis
aSter.
Total casualties NJ both army
and navy. in landing operations in
North Africa. were listed A. 1910
Losses IN ships were held 10 the
hareSt minimum
When the Allies attacked the
DardanelleS in the last war. 5000
~ their troops were slain and
three hattleShip5 sunk before Eng
llSh and French forces withdrew
-frort-tfr no GsttIpott campaign.
Similarity NJ the African and
DardanellcS campaigns is appar-
ent IN their common detectives /:
. Help Russia.
Gain New allies among the
smaller powers
o Attack weaker members OF
tho enemy coalition.
Tighten a blockade nv CON-
plete domination Of The Medi-
trrTanean
. Prepare a position for an all
out attack against the major
hastion NJ enemy power
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
Avis DHHkirk

ORAN. Algeria. Nov. 20 Dc
layedl tINSD lit Gen. Mark w.
Clark, deputy commander-ln-chIef
under II. Gen Dwight y. Essen
hover. today said
I'VE hope 20 make Norm
. Africa a Dunkirk for the Axis,
and | believe we can"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
This Is General Eisenhower:
He'San.O.k.Guy'
To His OrderI y
BY WALTER HERMAN
international News service stan Writer

Sgt. Michael ]. Mickey" McKeogh, u. s. A.. reports
that Gen Dwight David Eisenhower is IAN o. K guy and
Sgt. Michael J. McKeogh is in position to know.
is likes" orderly and there is nobody who get
faster accurate appraisal of general than his
orderly.
Pretty Kathleen McKeogh says her brother not given
sounding the cymbas for he doesn't believe in and
he sounded them--but loud-for Ike" Eisenhower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
MAKES FRIENDS

We'll. that's not quite all there
is 70 II the fact Is that General
Ike" is specialist IN making
friends and adorerS,
President Manuel QucIon ~ the
Philippines calls him Ike and
his wife Mamie" they're that
kind OF people and thinks they
are something pretty special.
Generals serving under Ike
call him Ike and, although mill
tary etiquette may suffer slightly
North Africa Still remains IN his
and their hands
likes" wife describes him a'
easy IN live with and that goes
for every hndA except Na1is And
Japs they are finding him and
viii find him powerful bad medi-
cine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
SMOOTHEs WAVES

Ike llveS life smoothly He
doesn't ruffle. lie Smoothes the
waves
When a lunIor officer turns in a
complex report that nobody could
understand Ike doesn't tell him
that
Ike says admirincly.
This IL tho deep for m~--can
you make II 40 that even can
understand II ."
Get the pitch > No wounded
feelings the junior * Just TOO
Lfmart" for Ike see Hos got
Ffo make II simple for Ike 10
understand
Wherever Ike ira oled about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

hover was the boss there-he
WIS n colonel then--and ] guess
he took q shine 10 the Kid.
"Ny brother has winning
personality and somehow ne
came 10 the attention NJ the
general and he could drive
car ~ he got the JON and that's
about all there l. To IT."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

restfuwhichever form of relaxation the busy persons
your list prefer And whether you give game article
of clothing it useful purpose if it builds up
morale and makes better fit tackle the big job ahead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

Now when leisure is more limited than ever, the gift that adds
enjoyment all through the year someone's off duty hours
the gift that's going be happily received Hudsons
eemng with suggestions for making spare hours exciting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Like All Others

Alice frankly looked like
dozens OF other Hollywood bellies
when they finished remaking
her, without one distinguishing
quality. Even her voice was
being taken from her. She was
practically voted out until she
rebelled and insisted her singing
style, which was her own, be re-
tanned.
What is the girl today with
the most glamour and the most
vibrant personality? Brenda
Frazier, public deb No. /. was
the model for our American
beauties in 1940-1041. Her long
bob, mannerisms, were all
copied. She was the only non
professional who ever took the
spotlight from the Hollywood
movie stars.
Joan Fontaine's ethereal
beauty. her femininity, have
made the movie queens and their
imitators realize that being
lady in looks and in actions is
an asset. Joan is completely
natural. She doesn't wear false
eyelashes in public and she does
not flaunt bright rouge. She
might be any well-bred young
woman for there is nothing
about her 10 indicate she is
movie actress when she is off
TIE screen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Joan Leslie Praised

One reason I think Judy Gar
land has such an appeal on the
screen is because she has never
reSorted TO artificiality. She
is one actress who has never
gone in for an excess of makeup.
Joan Leslie, Warmers youthful
star. Is also completely natural.
She has that look alive" APP
peara1ce that is characteristic
Of our Miss America of 1912.
Priscilla Lane, Maureen O'Hara
and other actresses might be the
girl who lives next door 10 you.
II doesn't take any great
stretch Of imagination TO picture
them as small town girls for
they are as real and as down 10
earth as bread and butter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Movie Clock

FOX--''My Gal Sal" 1f:i4
a. m. 2:05. ass, TAT, 1923
p. m; Brooklyn Orchid
1:01. 3:52. 6:43. ga d. m.
UNITED ARTISTS-"Mo-
key" HOS a. m, 2:25, $50,
$40 p. m; Rio Rita" 12:l0,
400. 7:25, 10:45 p. m
PALMS-STATE-"A Cen
tleman After Dark" 11:10
a. m, $40, els, 9:45 D. m;
Jungle Book" 1875, 400,
7:30. HOS p. M.
Z MADISON-"Drums Along
the Mohawk" 11.i5 q. m.
800. 6:45. 10:35 .. m; The
Great Lie" 1855. 4:45. $50
p. m.
ADAMS-'Rinrs on Her
Fingers" 11:ls q. m, 2:37.
SIS, 900 p m; ''Moontide."
1874, 400, tai. 1923 D. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL
Fl. NJ. Pullman. Esquirr.v
i2:45, 500, $40 D. m. "Sus-
picion." 2:f5. los. 100 .. m.
.|
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
BY DOROTHY MANNERS

HOLLYWOOD, May 30.
THIS turns the spotlight on
"Jr" Parsons, who, for nine
years, has turned her keyhole
portraits on Hollywood actors,
directors and producers
Serves her right for turning
producer, herself. the only
woman producer of features pic
lures in HOLLYWOOD today
After years OF dishing out the
dotted comments, Producer Har-
riet Parsons will have TO take
some OF her own punctuation
marks and like EN-
because she started this sort OF
thing
II really isn't fair TO call her
"Jr." because the supervising
boss Of one Of the most ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
S Producer Parsons In Hollywood Now

league producers title at Re-
public in the same 12-month
span >. She's a little girl IS
feet / inch) for such q big job
and looks about as much like a
movie producer as your sorority
sister When she's working
she's as serious and touchy as a
wet hen-but she ruined three
takes" on Lazy Bones" laugh
ing at the gags in her own pic
ture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Wilma Banky Learned

Even the excessive dieting in
Hollywood has tapered off and
stars are no longer requested 10
look as If a good strong wind
would blow them away. The
first time / ever saw Wilma
Banky was when she landed in
New York. She was really plump
and ordered lunch that would
have done credit 10 truck
driver.
The publicity girl assigned TO
look after her was Mortified and
exclaimed: "Oh, you can't eat
that way" The next time l
saw Wilma she must have taken
off 20 pounds and had learned
the good old American way of
eating a lettuce leaf and
lamb chop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
IN H0LLYuU0|
eGoueMa O.
American Girl Of I942 to Retain
Her Natural. Untouched Beauty

girl Is all affectation. She hasn't
a thing. Just another little
blonde cutter
To show how wrong I was,
Bette proved she not only had
acting ability but character as
well. She played in "Of Human
Bondage" and you may remem-
Der gave sensational perform
ance. and then put her foot
down on any more imitation
fnakeupS.
Alice Faye had somewhat the
same experience when she came
10 Hollywood with Rudy Vallee.
She was well-known on the air
but a novice 10 the screen, so
she was ordered 10 have COM
plete remake, not only in APP
pearance but in her voice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Mickey Wants Adult Roles

Mickey Rooney, now he Is a
married man, is turning on the
heat for more adult roles at
M-G-M. He particularly wants
more grown-up romances.
After all the TODD about NAM
ing the Alice Faye debutante
Alice Faye Harris III, the proud
parents first shortened the name
to Junior" and now its JUNE"
Hear tell Marlene Dietrich
never makes a movie without
consulting her fortune teller.
When every one thought the
Jean Gabin-Ginger Rogers ro-
nance was at its height. the
crystal ball lady insisted there
was nothing 10 it.
Roz Russell's salary has about
hit the top peak among femme
players. Several first rank stars
get S150.000 a picture, but Roz
gets S150,000 for eight weeks
work. which breaks down into
about $4,000 a week.
No reflections on Gary
Cooper'S love making, but little
Teresa Wright hopes her next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Movi;e- Ronnl

scenes. the little Wright girl
wore specially constructed shoes
with five-inch heels.
IT felt like i was lettering
around on stilts," Teresa laughs,
land maybe IL doesn't sound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Wrote OId-Time Hits

You recall he wrote "On the
Banks of the Wabash, MY Gal
SAL and lots Of numbers which
were on the hit parade at the
turn OF the century.
Most of these favorites, and
some new ones, are used in this
picture about the composers
hamboyant career with Victor
Mature in the Song-writing role.
Rita. Of course. gets the major
share OF the spotlight, because
she has TO carry off the singing
and dancing requirements, al
though the voice you hear Is
actually that OF Anne Gwynne.
On the other hand 1.-TWO
blocks down and across the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

movie hero Is on the shortish
side-because her feet hurt!
Teresa is only 5 feet tall, while
Gary 1.-The Pride of the YAM
kees") is 6 feet 4. To build her
up. particularly for the love
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
stage And screen
by Charlie, GENTRY
Rita Holds Spotlight:
Rio at United Artists,
Hayworth at the Fox

THE musical Miss Of the mo-
Il ment seems TO be named
Rita, whether she be Rio at the
United Artists or Hayworth at
the Fox.
These are the two current
tune-filled affairs. and they are
just advance agents for a num-
Der OF musicals which are slated
for coming screen bills.
In MY Gal Sal. at the Fox.
Rita Hayworth. now blossomed
into a full-fledged star. gets her
most versatile role. It's a Tech
nicolor treat based on the life Of
Paul Dresser. the composer and
brother 10 Theodore Dresser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
whiting Gone

Marlene Dietrich was very
plump when she landed in
America-really buxo m--the
first time / saw her. Today she
is so willowy and slim she bears
little resemblance to the Mar
lene OF 10 years ago.
While / am not trying TO say
stars won't diet in the future. /
do say they won't all try 10 be
cut out of the same cloth. You'll
see them as nature intended
them and / believe that's what
the fans like.
We had many complaints from
fans when Sonia Henie, who was
a little plump doll. whitfield her.
self down 10 a size 9 and in
stead OF the laughing. pleasingly
plump little girl, she became
dignified actress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Always Independent

Hop has always been indie
pendent even as a little child.
When she was II years old
she sold her first story TO
Photoplay magazine for the
magnificent sum of SIS =. In
high school she edited the school
paper her junior year and later.
in Wellesley. wrote the lyrics
for the class song and class
crew song, in addition 10 stag
ing plays for the dramatic
society, Zeta Alpha.
II Is a black mark IN her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Can't Sew Button

She's loyal friend and an
indifferent enemy - which
means she will do anything for
any one she likes and nothing
for. or against, any one she
doesn't Plays q mean
Continued 90 Next Page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
R ! lo4eM
Ra,,on,
RosaIind Russell Gets
$4,000 a Week. Top
for Women in Films

gIamorous, but those shoes were
certainly hard on my arches"
Movie heroes take note. Don't
fall asleep in a barber chair get
ting your hair cut IL there are
service men in the same shop.
What happened to poor Ray
Milland Is a case In point.
Para had summoned Ray back
for added scenes in The Major
and the Minor" and on his way
to the studio he stopped to get
his hair cut.
There were about IL marines
in the shop. and Milland grew
drowsy while he waited.
When he finally got to the
chair he dropped on for q cat
nap.
When he woke he had a reg
ulation" hair cut.
Now they have to wait for
Rays locks to grow out to nor
NAL again. and the delay is cost.
ing Para pul-enty!
Tribute to Macarthur
Mary L. Linson, Frankfort,
Ind, pays poetic tribute to Cen
eral Macarthur this week:
Magnificent MdeArthry,
Always alert;
Commander suprsms, no duty
wtH shiyk.
Americas freedom, he's fighting
for
Removal Of the Aris, his guiding
star.
Triumphant yell BE- Singing
Hdltelujah, Hdiieiujah.
United zoe stond, nth him, until
the
Radiant doy Of victory at hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

pensive pictures Republic has
ever made, Lazy Bones" can
we'll stand on her own feet with
out any reflected glory from her
mother, Louella o. Parsons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
HOLLYWOOD. May 30.

HOLLYWOOD, May 80.
TYIE American girl OF 1872
Il the wartime models the
alert, about type with a clean,
scrubbed look, with her own
natural untouch ed beauty.
Hollywood has always set the
styles for feminine clothes and
beauty and for a long time the
girls looked as IL they all came
out OF the same mold. Blonde
hair, false eyelashes and a
heavy makeup with the large
Crawford mouth as the piece de
resistance. None of them had a
chance for individuality.
Bette Davis first entrance In
movies Is a perfect example OF
what mean. She was modelled
after Constance Bennett. whose
style was the vogue OF that day.
It didn't matter that Bette
wasn't Comics type and that
her individuality was important
10 her. She was blondined, mas
caraed and prettied up until
there was a different girl in
place OF the Bette Davis that
Warmers had signed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

childhood memories that she
was once a baby movie star in
some stories her mother wrote
for the old Essanay company.
She says her mas stories
were awful, but she was worse
as the miracle moppet For
years she was on the staff OF
several movie magazines as one
OF the highest paid feature
writer's about Hollywood people.
A Hit in Shorts
For three years the Holly
wood snapshot shorts she pro-
duced, wrote and directed for
Columbia were moneymakers.
But 1910 was the banner
year Of her life because she be-
came Mrs. King Kennedy in
private life and learned her big
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Quincy Is Sheriff

Mr.. O'Neal has fashioned
role for James Barton made OF
whimsy, southern hospitality and
a dash of southern comfort.
Luke Quincy. the hero he por-
trays. is the sheriff OF a small
South Carolina community. who
suddenly finds his eaSy-going
life upset by some melodramatic
happenings.
Also in the cast you will find
Paula Truemsn. John Marriott,
Beatrice Pearson. Walter Burke.
Charles Keane and a company OF
well known Broadway players.
There's life in the old girl. yet,
az last years revival of Char
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

ley's Aunt" hilariously proved in
New York.
Now Jose Ferrer, the star OF
that recent revival, will appear
in the leading role OF the Bran
don Thomas favorite when II
opens as the final attraction OF
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Free and Equal
Opens at Cass
in First Showing

THE Cass. which has been
- dark two weeks due to the
fact that Claudia" didn't prove
as popular a girl here as she was
In Chicago. will turn on its
lights again tomorrow for the
premiere Of Free and Equal.
Producer John Golden Is
evidently nothing daun'ed by
the lack Of interest in Claudia
because he turned right around
and decided 10 give Detroit the
first glimpse OF his new play.
Free and Equal starring
James Barton, was written by
George O'Neal. one of the
editors of the American Weekly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Just q Cutie

I remember seeing her in an
Arliss picture, The Man Who
Played God" and saying, that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Dave Rose Dediicefes
Tune TO Judy Garland;
What Do You Think
HOLLYWOOD, May 30.

HOLLYWOOD, May 80.
ID AND ON thoughts of the
~ week:
Dave Rose has written a song
TO Judy Garland titled I'm
Always Understand-Will You ?"
which may or may not mean
anything.
The best pals in Hollywood
continue 10 be Joan Blondell and
Joan Bennett. They both have
two children, wear the same size
dresses and even their initials
are the same.
Poor Cary Grant can't buy
sandwich for gal without start
ing romance rumors. Don't be-
lieve either the Eleanor Powell
or Arleen Whelan "romances"
where Cary is concerted. Bar
bsra Hutton is still Al in his
life.
La gaceta., 1942-04-14
ShoqOer Party

La Srta. Rose Pizzolato fue
honrada Gcn un Shower Par
lily" ofreciio por la Sra. C. w.
Ficarrotta y la Srta. Lily Pizzo-
lato, en- el salon de verano de la
Academia Nuestra Sehcra del
PerpetUo Socorro.
En- los juegos de salon alcan-
aaron premios las Sras. A. Lica-
ia, E. Olivia, Mary Obey y A.
FalSone.
Asistieron las Srtas. Josefina
LOCicero, Aida Tamarg0, Marie
Guardisco, Fiji Chiaramonte,
Julie Macaluso, Annie Licata,
Carmen Alvarez, Rose F~alsone,
Grace Falsone, Mary Obey, vi
centa Cannella, P~rovidencia Lii
cata, Rose Licata, Marie Louise
Ferlita, Teresa Lcata, Antonio
Fernandez.
Sras. G. R. Ferlita, r. j. Fer
iita, F FicarrdLa, w. c. Flea
rrotta, Gil, A. Moscuzza, A.
La gaceta., 1942-04-14
DIvoRCIoS

Decretos: Miriam Evelyn De
Cubillas CONTRA Fred Anthony
Dec ubi1las; Myrtle Catherine
Sheffield contra Claude Shelf.
field; Ana Maria Whitehurst
contra Harry C.. Whitehurst.
Nuevas demandas: Christine
Haager contra Leonard Haag,
er; Vestle Toole contra Henry T
Toole; Benjamin Crockett con.
ira Althea Crockett; Stella Mac
De FreitaS ccrtra Francis l.
De Fre]tas; Elsie M. TildweN
contra William V. Tildwell.
La gaceta., 1942-04-14
en- eL C. Cnbano

VerbeRa en- ell c. CubdnO
va comenzaron los preprati-
vos para la Verbena annual de
"a Secci6n Atlatica del Circulc
Cubano, fiesta popular que sc
verificara ell sabail5 25 del pre-.
Sente mes.
Con este festival quedaraI
inaugurada la temporada de We
rano en- ell Patio-Jardin, habien-
dose con,ratado los servicios de
Ia crquesta LA Tropical" para
que amenice los bailabies en- es-
te fresco y hermoso lugar.
En- la sala principal Sc turna-
ION dos orquestas, don Fran
cisco" v Bob Portion.
Las meSas reservadas va Sc
han puesto a la venta, al precio
de $500, sin entrada.