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hours passed. Searchhghts Of the
flagship Idzumo swept the Bund,
searching for snipers.
Japanese and Chinese troops
clashed all along the route of the
Shanghai-Woosung Railway north
of the city. The japanese threw
all available forces into a des-
perate attempt to check the Chi.
nese advance upon Nipponese
headquarters.
200 CHINESE WOUNDED
Two hundred Chinese were
wounded by Japanese tanks,
rifles and bayonets tonight when
the first major infantry clash
of the war broke out before the
Hongkew Park headquarters of
the Japanese army.
Three tanks were used in a
charge which sent the Chinese
forces Keeling back. AS the up
roar subsidized, the Chinese re-
formed for another assault.
HUNDREDS TRAPPED
Heavy casualties were feared
when the japanese destroyer Hasu,
anchored in the Whangpoo River,
rained direct hits upon a four
story red-brick building on the
Chinese Bund, suspected of har.
boring machine-gun nests and
Snipers.
The building was set on fire,
and hundreds of its occupants
were believed trapped. Ambu-
lances raced through crowded
streets to aid the wounded.
Equally heavy casualties were
feared in a japanese raid on the
Pootung wharves, jutting into the
river from a densely-populated
section of the Chinese city.
NATIVES ARE SHELLED
Shells from japanese gunboatS
whiStled over the foreign settle.
ment to explode with deadly ef.
feet in Chinese sections, awaken.
ing a noisy but ineffective reply
from Chinese artillery.
Three times fleets of japanese
airplanes, at one time numbering
20, catapulted from warships
and dropped bombs on neighbor.
ing airports and the breastworkS
of Shanghai's $4,000 defenders.
Sixteen airplanes then winged
northwestward, and for the second
day bombed Marking. In an aerial
combat above the capital, watched
by hundreds of thousands, the jap
anese brought down 10 Chinese
planes, according to Japanese &C
counts.
China's airmen, ignoring stern
protests from Western powers,
again attacked the japanese fleet
in the Whangpoo River. and one
incendiary bomb fell in the inter-
national settlement.
Seven Chinese airplanes flew
over the Idzumo and dropped
five bombs. One caused a fire
near the japanese consulate, which
faces the river at the mouth of
Soochow Creek, beside the Russian
and German consulates.
Antiaircraft guns on the Japa-
nese warShips filled the sky
around the Chinese planes with
explosives, endangering more lives
as the missiles fell to earth.
FLIER BROUGHT DOWN
Frances threat to fire on any
Chinese airplanes flying over the
French concession apparently was
carried out when q flier was
Evening star., 1937-11-19
| Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing.

National-'The Ghost of Yankee
Doodle" new Sidney Howard play,
with Ethel Barrymore: 8:3Opm.
Palace conquest" Garbo and
Boyer in Napoleon's love story: 1A:so
Am. 2:l5, 4:40, 7o5 and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"Dinner at the Ritz" Anna
bella in her first starring role: 11:15
am, 1:02, 2:4s, 4:36, 6:23, $40 and
s:57 pm.
Capitol-"Navy Blue and Gold"
youthful romance in an Annapolis
locale: II am, lao, 4:3O, 7:2o and
1910 pm. Stage shows: 12:4O, $3.50,
$40 and 9:10.
Earle-'It's Love I'm After" Leslie
Howard attempts to dodge the De-
Havilland affection: II am, 1:35,
AS, tbs and 10 pm. Stage shows:
12:40, $3.50, $40 and pm.
Metropolitan-"Back in Circulation,
Joan Blondell and Pat OBrien in
slap-happy romantic comedy: II am,
1:05, $40, $40, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Columbia-"The Prisoner of Zenda," {"
blood, thunder and love: IL am, l.,
S'lo, DID, 1.3U and 9:40 pm.
Trans ns-Lux-News and shorts. Show
runs l hour and is minutes continu-
ously from 10 am. to midnight.
Little-"The Iron Duke" Mr.. Arliss
and his Wellington revisit.
Ambassador-"Music for Madame"
Nino Martini's singing: 6:15, 8 and
e:45 pm.
Uptown-"Danger, Love at Work.:
!, 4, 6, and 10 pm.
Sheridan-"Walter Wanger's Vogues
Of 1882: 2:25, 4:45, 7:05 and 9:25 pm.
Tivoh-"The Life of Emile Zola"::
2:25, 4:45, 7:05 and $50 pm.
Penn-"The Bride Wore Red: 2,
S:55, $50, 7:45 and GAS pm.
Howard-"Life Begins in College,:
1890, 4. 7:o5 and 1910 pm. Stage
shows. 2. 40 S.5( and ON
Evening star., 1937-11-19

Coward music being played in the va
rious after-dark hooks on his itinerary
is probably sign that he's in the
room, busy explaining how it is to
have spent eight months In Hollywood
writing for the screen, the newspapers,
magazines, stage and other consumers
of bright literature.
NEATEST trick of the week, or any
other week, has been performed
by Marilyn Shapiro and Carroll Shea.
The Misses Shapiro and Shea are
members of the Citizens Emergency
Committee, junior division, sponsoring
Girl Shy" comedy to be offered
Saturday night at Roosevelt High
School. Even critic buys his seat
when they tell the story Of how anx-
iouS they are to make money for the
Children's Free Lunch fund.
Other press representatives, Of
course, need not copy.
T OUIS ALLEMANN parading joy-
ouSly in advance of Stage Door"
next attraction at Keith's, says Miss
Katharine Hepburn is quite likely to
win another academy award for her
performance in the picture. She did
it, of course, with Morning Glory"
and received consideration in subse-
quent years for her work in Little
Women" and Alice Adams"
Evening star., 1937-11-19
Course for Music
Laynen Opens.

THE first Of q series Of "Layman's
Music Course" lectures by Harriet
johnson, collaboration Of Olga Sama-
ron and authorized exponent of the
ideas set down in book form by the
latter, drew a large gathering to
Baker Hall last night. Miss Johnson
has winning stage presence and q
manner which predisposes the au-
dience towards her. Her own interest
in the subject is contagious and is
responsible for her success. There Is
no doubt as to the value of such a
course, which expounds ideas that
are not new, but which should form
q part Of every musical education.
The response Miss johnson met in
various quarters Is the best proof of
her performing an act Of service to
the community.
1t was not without a certain amount
Of curiosity that one lent oneself to
being introduced into the rudiments
Of music together with the supposedly
uninitiated, supposedly, because the ex-
pertinent proved that a good number
in the class had no difficulty in per-
forming what was demanded OF them
and seemed to have an understanding
above the average. In the course of
the evening, Miss johnson spoke of
the changes and improvements which
have constantly been made to bring
the lectures up to the present char
acter Of delivery. No doubt, in time
to come, further notifications will
take place to make the lecture more
concise and free from too much
reiteration.
The scale was the subject Of dis
cussion last night. Miss Johnson
touched upon the compound nature
of each sound, its dependence upon
sympathetic vibrations and explained
this phenomenon as being responsible
for the evolution in music and the rea-
son for the existence of modern mu-
sic. She spoke of the Greek, Chinese
Evening star., 1937-11-19
Eastern High Show
Is Lively Revue.

WHAT appeared to be the major
portion of the Eastern High stu
dent body presented the schools an
nual fall show last night in its audi
torium with generous display Of
talent and gusto.
1t seemed that every phase of art
history, race and creed passed in re-
view helter-skelter with scores of peo-
Pile, even including alumni, either
dancing or singing or instrumental.
izing to the intense amusement of 6
gala throng apparently in high spirits
concerning the football team which
was present.
There were three separate act.
labeled THE Present" ANY Time
and THE Gay Nineties" and all three
proved excellent media for pageantry
and considerable individual achieve.
ment which apparently abounds at the
Northeast advanced educational cen.
ter. An orchestra conducted by Jacl
Day featured number one spot with
popular ditties, further featured by 6
little girl named Ruth Mccullough
who showed promising ability for the
swinging tap variety of terpsichore
Act two concerned the classical ir
dance and in music from Greek bal
dance to minuet to modern waltz
audrey Brown, in bit of popula
| Chopin Diano solo as uall oc in ~,
main accompanist role. was most out
standing in this sector although
dances by Catherine Bullough, Ev,
Satterfleld Cointly) Louise Umali
Elsie Shapiro and Jacqueline Embrey
lacked no vigor or aptitude.
The Gay Nineties," as expected
proved to comprise of Floradoras
bar-room quartets, a German bane
and other things pertaining to hustle.
Evening star., 1937-11-19

Hindu and other scales, leading up to
the scale in use in the masterworks.
She spoke Of the sound Is being
heard with the brain, resulting in the
possibility Of every normal mind hav-
ing no difficulty in learning and un-
derstanding music. She introduced
the duple and triple rhythms and ended
by having everybody following her into
the first measures of the National
Anthem and singing the opening bars
Of the last part of Beethoven's Ninth
Symphony" Miss johnson promised
to analyZe it in connection with the
approaching performance of the
Ninth Symphony by the National
Symphony, making it part OF her
10-week course.
Added interest was given to the talk
by the use Of lantern slides and phono-
graph records and the illustrations Of
Evening star., 1937-11-19

pretty bad, indeed. And as if that
were not enough of handicap, they
laid her stymie in the form of a
mystery tale which is about as tense
as May-pole dance and as exciting
as cinnamon toast and tea.
The picture, a New World product.
was the last one made by Annabella
before coming to America There are
some excellent characterizations in it
as there would have to be with Paul
Lukas and Romney Brent playing in
their usual adroit fashion, but the
thing never acquires cohesion and it
Is paced at rate which indicates
England was trying to keep Annabella
there forever.
Ihere Is the pale wrath of con-
Ventlonal story idea in Dinner at the
Ritz" the story of banker who is
Killed by a bunch of crooks and whose
daughter sets out to clear his sadly
besmrched name. Annabella is the
daughter. Nothing can make her be-
heVe her father is charlatan and she
sets out with the slimmest of clues
to convince the world. 1t is in the
pursuit of the murderer that she dons
the various DISCUSSES, one as Dolores
Del Rio (beg pardon, Spanish count
ess), the other as an Indian princess.
Between the two, however, she looks
like her real and bewitching self
when she appears in one scene in
shorts and another in a bathing suit
The pursuit of the murderous crooks
by the bankers lovely daughter should
be exciting, but the intrigue and coun-
ter-ntrlgue constitute too heavy an
1mpost for the cast to carry at any,
thing like happy speed.
The love interest in Annabella's
life assumes the form Of David Niven
a pretty effective disguise, and the
NOS. and villains are played with
some facility by Mr.. Lukas and Fran
CTS l.. Sullivan, the latter a porcine
SngllShman who is a Suave fellow
IN all OF his meannesses.
1here is some excellent photographv
IN Dinner at the Ritz" but that is
not enough to compensate for Anna
bella in blackface. Personally. we
don't like her that way.
X X x
DOROTHEA LEWIS, who easilv is in
the first 10 of our favorite critics
couldn't keep from telling us how
much We missed in not seeing the
opening of yellow Jack" at the Civic
Theater.
Too. too bad you miss the show"
she. writes. ITS the best thing we've
ever done and one of the most thrilling
productions Washington has ever seen,
Know you didn't like Excursion but
TINS is the sort of play Civic Theater
should do. Come on out now for fun
now that the reviewing chore is over
and Ill bet you'll want to write about
It."
The note was attached to q niece
saving as how Sidney Howard. whose
The Ghost of Yankee Doodle" now
playing at the National, wired F.,
CoWles Strickland:
Please let me thank your company
ana you for the unexpected thrill of
haVlng two plays at once in Washing
ton. 1 hope that Yellow jack JUS
titles your triple plated faith in it."
X X x
BUSIEST man in town (Which ex-
plains why he has not been able
10 get around to see you, and YOU
and you for the last 48 hours has
been E. de S. Melcher. Mr.. Melcher.
fresh in from Hollywood, is stopping
over in Washington on his way to New
York where he will talk plays with
producers in New York. The Noel
Evening star., 1937-11-19
Shan.Kar Returning
With Ballet.

I TDAY SHAN-KAR, one of the fore
most exponents of East Indian
dancing, brings his company to the
National Theater on December 9, rep
resenting the first in series of four
important dance events. The program
will be followed by the Trudi Schoop
comic ballet, the Jooss Ballet and
Miriam WinsloW's dancers.
Shan-Kar offers a type of terpsci-
chorean art which makes use of an
Evening star., 1937-11-19

and handle-bar mustaches. An au-
thentic panorama Of the big Apple"
concluded the young fiasco in rousing
fashion.
The vast staff which produced, di-
rected and managed had the task Of
an Army Staff Corps and is liable to
commendation; likewise, the costume
designers whose work was favorably
noticeable. j. S.
Evening star., 1937-11-19
Leroy H. Thoyer

Fox Observation-Disclosures
Learn to lead we'll, follow easily. De-
yelop poise, balance and confidence in a
rev lessons. Call for q guest lesson and
dance analysis-without obligation Studio
open daily from 10 AM. to 10 PM.
l2l5 Connecticut Ave. MET. ll2l
Evening star., 1937-11-19

different rhythms on the plano by Miss
johnson.
The audience eagerly co-operated in
all the exercises, even to heartily sing
ing the final chorus which concluded
the session. e. de S.
Evening star., 1937-11-19

Claude Rains has a miniature air.
conditioning plant in his car. The
air is washed and cooled over a small
refrigerating unit and provides COM
fort even on desert trips.
Evening star., 1937-11-19

alphabet" Of 55 hand movements
Eyes, lips, eyebrows and neck, as well
as feet, hips, arms and torso are util-
lied in telling the story.
Evening star., 1937-11-19
New Annabella Film
Opens at Keith's
Exciting French Star Races Through
Many Disguises in Mystery
Picture From England.
By Jay CARMODY.

0H INNER AT THE RITZ which opened yesterday at Keihs
picture which looks its producers
/ J joke Annabela.
- chief a
Of
(Which
La gaceta., 1937-03-29
UN VAPOR DE LOS Y K
SIGUE CON SUS MAQUI-
MAS Y
VA HACIA KOBE

Ell vapor volunteer, de la
companfa Lykes-R Ripley, de es-
ia ciudad, Sc halla hoy en- ca
de Kobe, Jap6n, impul-
sado por sus propias maqui-
mas, seg1n las noticias recibi-
das por ell coronel H. C. Gull
breath, administrator genera!
de esa empresa.
Lleva ell "Volunteer' 80 tr,
pulantes a su bordo y un de
fecto en- las bombas estuvo 6
|punto de hacerle naufragar.
La motonave inglesa "Fres
no City,, que habfa acudid'
en- auxilio del vapor, siguit
yiaje cuando Sc lie inform6 qu'
va su socorro no era necesa
rio.
Tambien ofreci6 SUI auxili'
al buque averiado, ell vapor ID
carga japones Uyo Maru, qu'
lie escoltara hasta Kobe.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29

Valencia. ST ell comite de Lon :
r1res probase SUI inefie.iencia, ell
gcbierno frances apelaria al
Consejo de la Sociedad de Nacio
mes, bajo ell articulo X del con-
venio.
Segrndo, ell mas urgente pro
blema es contener ell desembar-
60 de tropas italianas, las cua-
les, no obstante ell convenio de
febrero 20, siguen llegando to-
davia a Espana. No hay duda
en- eli gobierno frances de que
unidades regulares del ejercito
italiano han sido arrojadas en-
Espana. FL gobierno frances
considera que las lineas de TO-
municaci6n del Mediterraneo
son whales a Francia y que sc
ha llegado va al Unite de posi-
BILE toleracion. 81 ell sistema de
control resultase ineficaz, en- :
tonces Francia g Inglaterra ten
dram que recurrir a otros meto-
dos.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29
CON.
TINUARAN HOY ENTIRE
LOS OBREROS Y PATRO-
NOS DE LA CHRYSLER

Lansing, Michigan, Mario
29.-Contindan hoy las nego
ciaciones entire los obreros y
patronos de la compaffa auto
movillsta Chrysler.
A las II de la maiana, sin
la presencia de John L. Lewis,
que Sc march6 ell sabado, sc
reanu1aron las deliberaciones.
Ell gobernador Murphy esti-
ma cue dentro de varias horas
Sc llegara a un acuerdo def
nitivo.
Lewis Sc march6, seg1n ell
gobernador, con ell permiso de
las parties interesadas.
Personals que presumen de
bien enteradas aseguran que
sin ell concurso de Lewis no sc
podra llegar a un acuerdo.
Mientras dure la ausencia
de csc jefe obrero d~esempena-
ra SUI puesto en- las negociacio-
mes ell Sr. Lee Pressman, abo-
gado general del comite, Y Ri
chard Frenkensteen, director
regional de los Obreros Uni :
dos del Autom6vil.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29
HA DEFINIDO
CLAIR LA LINEA
QUE SEGUIRA~ CON RES
PECTO A LA INTERVIEW
CION ITALIANA EN- ES-
PANA

Paris, MARIO 29.-'Pertinax' I,
ell notable escritor, en- un artfcu
% publikado a9uf dice: Concer-
niente al problema de los ex :
tranjeros que combaten en- Els :
'2ana, ell gobierno frances Sc ha
apartado de su actitud relativa-
mente reservado v lha definido
su Inca de conducta en- las con-
versaciones de Ivon Delbos con
los embajadores de Alemenia e
Inglaterra.
Ell problema de los extranje-
ros que combaten en- Espana tie
ne W. doble Ease. Primero, me
dios deben ser preparados con
ell fin de lograr una simultanea
retirada de los hombres que aho
ra Sc encuentran entire las tro-
pas de Burgos y del gobierno de
La gaceta., 1937-03-29
Las Matinees

has NAdtAHGS$
Briliantisima qued6 la matt
nee dc aver en- ell Centre Astu-
r.ane con6 la del Circulo Gu
hauo.
c, uares de psrejas Neas-
ron las dos ampl.as salas y Sc
bail6 con extraordinario con-
tentoy placer.
Los programs anunciados
por la orqueSta Sc cnmplieroA
en- toda su importancia.
Las secciones del Cfrculo Gu
bano Y Ell Centre Asturiano ra-
yaron a gran altura, en- 10 que
a amabilidad Y cortesia Sc re-
fiere. MS
La juventud sali6 complacida
Y llevando un recuerdo inolvi.
dable de los bales del domingo
de Resurrection.
Tarea improba seria citar
nombres. Vaya nuestra sincera
eongratulaci6n para los mucha-
chos de esas s~ecciones, por su
rotundo triunfo.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29
"Milicianos al Frente"

Triunfaron los j6venes arts
tas de la Cultural del Centre
Obrero en- la Interpretation de
la obra "Miicianos al Frente',
estrenada anoche.
Luego de que la orquesta de
Burto Diego TOGO varias pie
zas, a modo de aperture, Sc
levant6 ell tel6n.
Mucho Sc distinguieron en-
Ell desempeno de sus papeles
respectivos Paquito Dfaz Ro-
que, a quien ell plblico ovacio-
no; la Srta. Teresa Barbery,
Uhaldina Amat, Estrella Alva
req, R'anca Walls, Mauricio Gu
tierrez Y Luis Sanchez.
Valiosa la labor del direc-
tor Lizardo Campo. Todos los
n1meros de variedades fueror
cs'urosamente aplaudidos.
Las decoraciones valieror
muchas felicitaciones al esce'
n6grafo Sergio Amezaga.
Triunfo merecido. ell de Ia
Cultural, al que seguiran o
tros.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29
N D MATO A SUS
TRES HIJAS Y Sc SUICIDE

-
Aurora, I'LL. Marzo 29-Lue
go de asistir 4 las ceremonies
religiosas del Domingo de Re-
sufreccion, Ia Sra. John Mar
tin, de Is amos, estrangul6 a
sus tres psaa|fssaavs y seeJ
edo.
La mayo hijas, Bet
ty Jean, tent amos; la Sc
gunSa, Olgal rs, Y la mas pc
queha, JED Thabia nacido en-
enero.
Sc atrib la. desgracfa a
que Ell padi de laN ninas no Sc
acord6 de elias erf la semana
santa.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29
Ell CRUPO ~ANTIFASCISTA
ITALLANO MERECE Ell
CREDITO

Todo Ell credito, o cast TODD
ell crsdito, por la buena accion
de evitar Que los marineros ita
lianos antifascistas Rudi Mt,l-
Ter = Giorgio Pierenont scan
devueltos a territorio de Mus
solint corre:ponde al grupo
Antifascista ItaliAno y al Sub
Comite AmeFicano dc. Protec~
ci6n a los naNidos en- Ell extran
jero.
Otras personals podran ha :
Der hecho gestiones eR benefit
clio de esos marineros; pefo la
obra it'll, La de "salvamento pc
sitivo'', ha de acreditarse a las
organizaciones arriba mencio-
nadas yen 6ltimo lugar a los
torcedores.
Los marineres seran manda
dos a Belize, Honduras brita-
Mica, segdn nos informara- Ell
viernes nesado ell grupo Anti
fascista.
La cuestaci6n en- favor de e.
SOS perseguidos Sc hizo ei sa'
bado en- las fabricas de Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29
FALLECIO DON JOSE MA
RIA CASTRO

En- la madrugada de hoy IA
lleci6 en- un hospital local ell
Sr. Jose Maria Castro, de 50
amos, vecino de la casa hume
70 1909 de la avenida 80, en-
esta ciudad.
LIE sobreviven una hija, Sra.
Margarita Castro; tres hijos,
Avelino, Antonio y Manuel
Castro, y un hermano, JESUS
Castro.
Ell entierro Sc verificara ma
mana martes, a las $50, bajo
la direction de Armando P,
Boza, saliendo de la residen
cia arriba mencionada.
Recibira sepultura ell cada.
yer en- ell cementerio del Cen.
tro Espanol.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29

Fua TN exito ell bale de ano-
che Ell ell Centre Espanol. La
matinee de todos los domingos
fue suspendida, porque en- las
sociedades Centre Asturiano Y
Cfrculo Cubano Sc efectuaba
tambien matinee.
La orquesta contratada Sc
luci6 mucho, teniendo que re-
petir cast todas las pleas.
Angel de la Riva y los j6ve-
mes de la secci6n de recreo a.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29

New York, mario 29.-Al-
bert Goldman, administrator
de Correos de New York, infor'
mo aver a los diarios de ,esta ciu
dad que las leyes postales pro
hiben a los peri6dicos y otras
publicaciones ell dar noticias a.
eerca de loterfas, aun cuando
tales noticias no Sc manden por
correo.
Sun requerimiento funda-
mental de la ley es, dice Gold
man, que una publication que
busca ell privilegio de cores
pondencia de segunda clase, no
sancionara la practica de llevar
asuntos de loterias u otras ma
terias de esa clase.
En- mario IL ell solicitador
del DEPARTMENT. de Correos,
Karl A. Crowley, decide. que
las ediciones de los peri6dicos
con noticias de loterias o pre-
mics de "sweepstake' no solo
deben ser retiradas de la circu-
laci6n por ell correo, sino que
tampoco deben ser distribuidas
'por medic de trenes, autom6vi-
les o repartidores.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29

Place,sLa Habanera
10 BaA Shop, Teijid
Gerry, Pedro 6serra,
Barber shoS Fl
Store, Arqshoe Shop,
vacassai, Leto and Sons G.
Gerry, rnBenito, Vicente G
LA 10 Cafe, R
Bros, Caruso BSAber Shop,
nuel Gonzale, yic0te CO
mares, Tony LabrA
Market, Villita's Bot
MARITIME Cafe, TomasiI
Gerry, G.. G. Grocery
vaa Cafe, E. V. Marks
Gran Oriente Restaur
Contr.buyeron con ZOe.
81 Leto. .
Contrbuyeron con 15c: pe
tor Shoe Shop, Frank Maurici
Grocery, M~istretta Grocery,
La Economical Shoe Shop.
ContSAyeron con 10c: Ma
nolo's Place, Barberfa de Juan
M~istretta Bros. Grocery, Ri
verside Shoe Shop, A. B. C. Ca
fe, Ma@andez Barber Shop,
James Barber Shop, Ramon
Trivian.
Tampa, 25 de Mario, 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-03-29

tendieron a todos conoeBquisi-
ia finura.
FL CeGtro, segdn nos comu-
nir6 aver ell amigo Antonio
Cleto, secretss'io de la secci6n
&. p aganIa, Ssta dissriba-
yendo va los billetes para 81
almuerzo Y bale del Is de a.
bril-, a beneficio de los socios
enfermos y sin trabajo:
La Secci6n puede contar cor
noeotros. 0bra noble y plausi
BILE, para los otros.