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Amusements: Exclusive Dining Places: I heave been informed thet the “PATIO Off THE PRADO* vaters to the more exclusive class at Habana for dinner and supper and the guests to a large extent are members of the Diplomatic Corps and high government officials. another place which Mr. Sumner fells, the formr Ambassador to Cuba, recommends as being very exclusive, is the “SANS SOUSI", which, I understand, is an open air cabaret which caters to the more elite clasa of Cuban society. Government Transportation Request: I have been informed by the State Department that the trans- portation facilities in Cube are required to report immediately to the Cuban Government the identity of all persons traveling on Government Transportation Raquest. FASSAC, BAHAMAS: american Consul: Frank anderson Henry I am treomitting herewith copy of 4 istier dated February 11, 1936, from the Honorable Wilbur J, Carr to Mr. Henry advising him of your anticipeted trip and expressing his appreciation for anything he may be able to do for you while at Nassau. The last part of the letter makes reference to the very splendid work which you and your men have been doing for our Goverment. A copy of this letter is enclosed in en envelcpe so indicated end marked “No. 5”. I am also forwarding herewith copy of a letter dated Februery ll, 1936, from Hiss Ruth Shipley, Chief, Passport Division, Department ——-——— -—— -9f State, to the Honorable F. Lemnot Belin who resides on an estete know —_ as "On the Edge of the Blue* at Nassau, Bahamssa. Wiss Shipley has been personally acquainted with Mr. SYelin for many years and she referred to him as a cereer men of the State Department; former Ambassador to Poland, related to the DuPonts of Deleware and a man who hes a splendid personelity end is enjoying life on his very beeutiful estnte known as *On the Edge of the Blue” at Nassau. There is attached to the copy of this letter the personal ecard of Miss Shipley introducing you to Mr. Belin. It will be noted in this letter that Miss Shipley steted that Bhe hed been asked whether she knew anyone in Nassau to whom a letter of ~S-