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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Betrothal Of Helen StalwiCk
To Mr.. Reagan Is Announced
Popular College of Puget Sound Graduates VIII
Marry in Late June Ceremony in Tacoma

Coming surprise the announcement Of the en-
gsgement of Miss Helen Louise Stawch 10 Mr. George ".
Reagan II. The announcement made al dinner meeting
Of Miss Stalwick club. tiny scrolls revealing the
pink and white with the of the couple them.
Plans are being made for a late June wedding
Miss Salwick the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs O. j. Stall
wick Of Tacoma and her fance the of Mr. and Mrs
George W. Reagan Of Fairfield. Idaho
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Birthday Party
Is Surprise

Mrs. ~ Nichols sss plsassnt.
~ surprised on Wednesday eve
nings xith . birthday party.
Frlands gathered Of tina family
home for tbs Informal sysninE o.
card games.
Guests for ths evening we're
nssafs ard Hssdames James
Bainbridgs. Harry stsinsifsr. IA
Hinasrlis. TED Ericsson. Paul Pei.
tier sna Emiiton WRIGHT. Mas
l<u4lss gichols Miss Juns stssa-
sifsf ana M. J. "a. Nichols.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Chapter Has
Musical Tea
Mary Ball Members
Have Monthly Meeting

Half a hundred members of
Mary Ball chapter, d. A. R.,
gathered in the home of Mrs.
Z. c. Richards, 1925 North
Yakima ave-, Monday after
noon. for the first meeting of
the New Year. 1t was the first
meeting of the chapter since
November, and Mrs. c. c.
Mellinger, regent of Mary
Ball, presided.
The meeting opened with the
usual d. A r. ritual and salute TO
the Flag Reports were called for
and given by the standing com
mittees: advancement of American
music. Mrs. f c. Richards: Amer
icanism. Mrs J. T. Lee, American
Indians, Miss Lydia Graham.
American Ped Cross, Mrs. Guy X.
Llewellyn approved schools Mrs.
G. r. Kirk. conservation. Mrs W.
?. Wagley, correct use of the flag.
Mrs. Ethel y. Hamilton; y A r.
good citizenship pilgrimage, Mrs.
Stanton Warburton; D. A. r.
museum. Mrs. Herbert F. Beecher;
filing and lending bureau. Mrs A.
w. Norwood; genealogical rec
ords. Mrs Ralph {. Geer. historical
research. Mrs. Ralph c. Geer; mo-
ton pictures. Mrs. r. o. Roberts.
The following delegates were
chosen to represent Mary Ball.
d. A. r. at the state conference
In Seattle. March 3. 4 and 5: Mes
danes c. e. Mellinger. r. W.
Hammer. Guy X. Lewellyn, J. T.
Lee. Dwight L. Mason. Stanton
Warburton. Fred Frberg and
Ralph c. Geer
Alternates elected were Mes
danes Carl NJ Nelson. 6. r. Kirk,
L. c. Oberlies. Ada Bel Clifford.
c. A r Naubert, Elmer Hagen,
r. o. Roberts and Miss Emma
NOR
Reporting as chairman for the
Red Cross, Mrs Guy K Llewellyn
said that d A 4 members Of
Mary Ball chapter had given over
400 hours Of service for Red Cross
work. This closed the business Of
the day and Mrs " S. Burroughs.
as program chairman. introduced
Mrs. r c. Richards. chairman 81
the Advancement of American
Music. VINO in turn introduced
Miss Ruth Hsnswalt, who gave
two whistling solos. To q Wild
Rose" BY Mcdowell. and Listen
10 the Masking Bird =" accompanied
by Miss Florence Reynolds at the
piano. For an encore, Miss Hama
walt gave The Dance Of the Sun
I beams"
Miss Dolores Klaiber. accom-
panied al the piano by Mrs Mary
Humphrey King. sang the Laugh
ing Song by Johann Strauss. and
a Child's Night song" BY Bassett.
As an encore she sang Ny Little
Alice Blue Gown"
To complete the program, Mrs.
Richards gave q very entertaining
review Of the book. Jehovah 20
Jazz" by Helen L. Kaufman.
This book deals with the develop
ment Of American music. begin
ming with the Psalm singing Of the
Pilgrims and Puritans. continues
down through ths ages u the
sentimental music Of Stephen
Foster. = relative Of = Mary Bal
member. Mrs. VIM g. Mann Of
r steilscoonn. and IN. Indian chants
and Negro spiritusls. closing with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Worthy Marion

The worthy matron of Acacia
chapter, o. E. S. Mrs. D. c.
Sheldon. was honored on Saturday
afternoon at luncheon at the home
Of Mrs. Josephine Boyd in Stella
COON City.
After luncheon the honor guest
thanked the officers and members
for their cooperation during the
past year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
AlIans Visit Briefly in
Tacoma Ourino Weekend

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Allan
of Seattle, who were among the
thousands at the mountain this
weekend for the winter sports
carnival, stopped briefly in Taco
ma on their return 10 visit Mr..
Allans parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter G. Allan. Mrs. Allan is the
former Jane Allstrum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Noble Grand
Bride-Elect
Is Honored
Dorothy Ann O'DonnelI
Fe.ed ~ Showers

Ionoring Miss Dorothy Ann
O'Donnell. who will become
the bride of Mr.. Donald Cum
mings Feb. %. Mrs, William
Rowley and Mrs. James ker-
rigan entertained Friday eve
ming NJ the formers home.
After an evening Of games sup
per was served from a table. COW
cred with lace cloth. and cen
tered with a pink and white we'd
ding cake. topped with a miniature
bird. and groom.
Little May Ann IAviess. small
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
I.awlesn. wheeled In a little wagon.
on which was placed a large pink
and white basket. containing tho
gifts for the hfide-elect
Guests for tho shower WIRE Mrs
u. L. o'Donnell. mother Of the
brlde-elect and Mesdamen David
f1AAtlNafis iff'fa ff'Ns 'f'f'f fsff
CT. Vincent Loop. John Iiarbottis,
Michael Gender, Patrick Gnffit.
John Mccormick. n Carlson, Olive
Brady. II Bolss. Eugene Russell.
Andrew FLYNN. Ralph ciemne,t,
Bryan LinnAm. A. Moltar. Joseph
kotthoffe. Lucille Lswieas.
Misses Agnes LeReer. Josephine
Cummings. Elaine and Marie Lln-
nam.
Crystal shower
Mrs Marie Hobbstoff entertain
ed on Wednesday evening for Mas
O'Donnell The occasion was q
crystal shower. 10 which close
friends Of the brids-eiect we're lt-
vitsd.
Guests sharing the Informal eve
ming were Mrs. & Andsrniok. Mrs.
X. Foster and Misses Hefnlcs Jof-
fires. Margaret Schultz. Margaret
Petersen. winlfred Morris. Lucille
Bach. Mary Cashier. Sylvia Esk-
lldsen. Alice Hesy and Evelyn
Hope.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Business Women VIII
Hear Mr.. O.erturf

Hpeaksf al ths Ihlifsslay NOON
luncheon u Business and frofss-
sionAi womsn At the Winthrop VIII
bs Mr.. G. W. Oyertarf. Hs topic
viii hs ~nonstary Changes In tbs
United state. IN ths Past Ten
Years"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

Miss Stalwick IS a graduate Of
the College Of Puget Sound and
was affiliated with the lambda
Sigma Chi sorority. OF which she
was president. She also was vice
president OF the student body and
a member Of Spurs and Otlah. both
honorary organizations.
Mr.. Reagan is graduate Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

Gooding college in southern Idaho.
He is member OF the Elks and
the Active club and is assistant
bursar at the College Of Puget
Sound.
Guests present AT the dinner
were Miss Betty kuhl, Miss Jane
Ryland, Mrs. Wilfred Blasting Miss
Evelyn Taylor. Miss Evelyn Stall
wick. Miss Betty Stalwick and
Miss Charlotte Stalwick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

the music Of minstrelS. JAZZ and
swing. All these are classified as
American contributions TO the
music Of the ages.
Mrs. Earl II. Robbins and Mrs.
Evelyn chantler poured at the tea
table. centered with a modernistle
arrangement Of daffodils. sensiyera
leaves and harlequin bubble balls.
nankee oy yellow cathedral
candles
Assisting hostssses were Mes
danes Ethel Nsubert Hamilton.
r W Hsmer. Wilbur Lee Hart,
John l. Hendricks. ". p. Hopping.
T. p King. c. g. Jespersen, and
kiss Emma NOR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Mrs. Mueller TO Entertain
FRANKIE Tobev Jones Group

Members Of FRANKIE Tobey Jones
Rest home circle II will meet for
luncheon Wednesday at ! o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. r. A Mueller.
Mrs. Clark Gould will be present
to give one of her popular book
talks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
The Richard McManns
Are in California

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard McMann,
who are vacationing in California.
are spending this week in San
Francisco as guests at the Sir
Francis Drake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Valentine Dinner Planned

Mrs T. Bolton has been named
chairman II the Valentine dinner
which members Of Orting PIT. \.
will sponsor IN the grade school
auditorium February 9.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Mrs. sypher VIII Be
Toesfmisfress tuesday

Members q Tosttrnlstress CUB
will meet Tuesday evening a. 6
O'Clock al the Y W e a. tea
room. Mrs Winfield sypher will
be toastmistress for the evening
The topic will be Hobbies" and
speakers will include Mrs.. W NJ
Smell. Miss Ruth Thomas and Mrs
John Bradley. Mr.. Shearer Of Ia
coma Secretarial school Will be
present as visiting critic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29

Tuesday evening ~ 7 10. the
Ir. Lutheran Daughters ~ the
Reformation Of Central Lutheran
church will meet st the home II
Miss Norma GlertAen. ss23 No.
18th at. for the January meeting
Miss Afdslls Silver, newly elected
president Of N. group. viii preside
and all girls Of high school age are
invited Al 4 o'clock Circle . viii
meet at the home ~ Mira A. A
Karola. s722 No. 22nd at. for The
monthly meeting
Mrs. Alvin Andersen will enter
tain members and friends ~ Circle
10 ~ her bom. al 1915 A 81 also
Tuesday evening AZ : O'Clock.
Meeting on Wednesday Al the
church. the charities department
Of the ladies guild viii meet In
the guild room for tss frs, fsgu-
lar meeting. 10 be- held the fourth
Wednesday of each month Begin.
ming ~ 10 o'clock. the soeisty viii
continue ia program Including
local aid 10 the needy. sewing for
the children a. the FARMLAND
Lutheran chiidrsn'H hOns At Ever
EFT. support II home and foreign
missions. a. we'll 81 Red Cross
WORK Hrs Paul Guam viii direct
the Activities ~ this missionary
group this year The morning
h9urs viii hs spent in sewing and
following tho 'potluek" luncheon
ths business meeting ~iii Ds hid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
fHffA

tirere.t Pfs.cbooi Ia sponsoring
a card party a. > . m. Friday In
the school Mrs Joe Ross 10 chair
man All games viii be played with
a prize for svsry table Those On
the committee are Mrs. Paul Cor
BIN and Mrs. 7 ~. Tate in charge
o. tickets. Mrs George seistsdt.
prizes. Mrs Edward Agstsrmahl
and Mrs Gilbert Price. tables and
cards: and Mrs. Harold Newman.
postsrs Serving with this com
miitee are Mrs. Myrtle Craft. Mrs.
Harvey AustsrmUhi. Mrs Harold
gtoeker. Mrs a. Goddard and Mrs
HOwes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
Pierce County Business women's

club will hold a meeting Friday
evening al O'Clock at the home
Of Helen Reed. SIS No. Proctor.
Rylhs and Omar Goshn's new
book, Primer for Americans, :"
will be studied. All women inter-
ested are most welcome Call
Proctor GAPS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-29
GI.aaal. camp ROYAL sesgI

bIFhdaIF faIhpl HDfd Al 9Ff1kHD"fN
OF America, will meet for a regii-
lar business meeting in Warren
hall Tuesday evening ~ : O'Clock.
Mrs Roy Riden presiding. The
hostesses for the evening Will os
Mesdsnnes " X. DorSin, Ira Long
and Cara Noel
Evening star., 1941-04-16

1dNh GA oAAo"S1.
yes, captain?"
81 am not to be disturbed by any
one while Mr.. Cotton is here. Please
take all telephone calls and report
to me later"
He slipped the cam to neutral and
settled back in his desk chair, a
faint smile on this thin, compressed
lips.
Anything new?" he ventured.
Mark smiled. Yes. That's why
I am here. But I had rather hoped
you would have news for me-"
The captains frown preceded his
next observation.
well, I have to admit I'm dis
appointed in some respects. Too
much time has passed. l am not
satisfied with our progress with the
Starr case. 1t stands on our records
as an unsolved crime. DR.. Starr
was a famous man and that adds
to our complications. Every day
I get complaints from headquarters.
Only yesterday the district attor-
ney sent word demanding that we
get going on this case. Frankly,
I'm awfully glad you came in
Mark had never seen the man so
friendly.
Plans for Foundation.
Laying his hat and stick on the
captains desk, he pulled up chair
and leaned forward with his arms
on the shining glass surface. Il
came first of all to give, you a bit
of news" he said briskly. And
then l want to ask question or two.
The news is that tomorrow morning
Mrs. Starr will announce the estab-
lishment of the Starr Foundation
to carry on DR.. Stars research
under the direction of our univer-
sity. This announcement will be
made through national news serv-
ice. Now for the question :"
The captain leaned forward eagerly.
Would you have any objection,
under the circumstances. if we
turned over to the university at this
time the papers we found in DR..
0Iarr private SAFE!
mo objection at all. Our men
have gone through those papers sew
eral times and they are of no value
to this case. They are only scienti-
fic treatiSes."
Mark smiled discreetly and re-
marked in a somber voice that the
transfer of the papers, now in Mrs.
STAIRS possession in New York,
would be a great relief to her and
Evening star., 1941-04-16

you find Parker's murderer, you'll
find the man who killed DIR. Starr"
That's all to the good as far as
1t goes" The captain was on the
defensive now. But how on earth
are you going to get around his post
mortem? There was no indication
found anywhere of a violent death.
Not the least possible trace of
poison. And you know we had the
autopsy before an embalming fluid
could affect the body in any way.
We tried our darndest to get
something because of the peculiar
circumstances surrounding his
death. I don't mind telling you,
the case collapsed right there. You
can't be murdered and die a nat
urap death all at the same time!"
Captain, whatever caused his
death was handled so skillfully-and
you might say-so safely. I think it
will be tried again when the next
murder in this case is attempted"
jumping JehoSaphat! You're a
cool one. You can sit there and tell
me you think some one is going to
try this again? I'll be putting you
in Walkers class-just plain nuts!"
Don't get excited, captain" l." Mark
rose and picked up his hat and stick.
ST just dropped in to report de-
velopments and to assure you that
this case will be completely cleared
up inside of five days"
The captain stared at him in
blank astonishment.
That's right" Mark repeated
slowly. Five days. You see have
been working on this myself. pri-
vately, for a good many weeks" He
noticed but promptly ignored the
pink flush that rapidly mounted the
captains face.
Asks Double Guard.
"And I want you to stand by and
be ready for a four alarm fire al
most any day now"
This time the captain heard him
in complete silence. Mark hurried
on.
Mind you, I must have your as
sistance Everything ! do must go
through your Office. I'm not only
unofficial, but want you to be the
man who turns the trick. You
have worked hard, you deserve that,
and whatever happens I mean to
see that you get the credit that's
due you"
Without looking up Mark was
aware that the tension in the Office
had relaxed AS he reached the
door he turned suddenly and asked
as Mr.. Starr well guarded in New
York;"
"She certainly is" the captain
Evening star., 1941-04-16

would officially and legally close the
matter.
THAT reminds me-" the captain
interposed. II just want to check
again with you. Mrs. Starr has
been living for the past four months
in New York;"
That's right"
I'm the same hotel?"
"Yes. The Savoy Plaza"
Every good. Now want to briefly
review this case with you and bring
it up to date" He called through
his dictograph.
Bring me the file on the Starr
case"
Three Suspects Remain.
Within a couple of minutes a girl
laid two large filing folders on his
desk and the captain began to speak
in a rather sing-song voice:
when we first started out we
had six suspects: Mrs. Starr, your
self, Mr.. White, DR.. Walker, Parker
and the man with the scar. You and
Mrs. Starr are in the clear"
Mark bowed, an amused smile on
his face. 81 thought my alibi rather
shaky," he admitted, but I'm glad
it held water"
"It did. We checked with your
newsdealer who happened to be in
the building at the time. You were
the first one of the lot that didn't
bother us. Then there was Mrs.
Starr. You couldn't see that lady
much without knowing that she was
a straight shooter. We tried to
catch her every way we could, but
there just was nothing we could
hold against her. But that's not
true of this Charles White. He and
Walker and this man with the scar
still remain on our books"
Bad alibi? Is that what you
hold against White?"
Yep. And the devil of it is, we
can't do anything about it. The fell
low seems honest, but he knows a
lot and we can't seem to get any
thing on him"
How about Walker?"
The captain snorted. Hes the
screwiest one of the lot. Believe it
or not, he came in here two days
ago, still harping on that cracked
suicide idea of his. He's crazy, that
guy"
Crazy like a fox" Mark ex-
claimed under his breath, but added
Evening star., 1941-04-16

quickly, whats burning him up
now?"
HE had it all figured out how b
man could shoot himself at the
angle the bullet took when DR.. Starr
was shot"
Says Walker Knows.
THAT all comes back to a simple
question. Could a man shoot him.
self at that angler"
my dear Mr.. Cotton, anything
can happen in this world and espe-
cially in this weird police business
where life and death work out un-
predictable complications. I would
say 1t would be very near impos-
sible for a man to hold a gun in
that position. When man gets as
near death as suicide, he isn't try
ing to make an acrobat out of him
self just to make it hard for the
police the next day"
Il agree with that. How did
Walker explain the disappearance
of Dr. Stars gun? I suppose he
has that all figured out, tool"
"Oh, sure. DR.. Starr shot himself
and then some one came in and took
the gun in order to make it look
like murder. He even went so far
as to say that he knew who took
the gun from the doctors Office
that night.
A sudden tense silence pervaded
the Office.
Who was it?"
"At that point he stopped talk
ing. The whole idea was so crazy
after the coroners inquest. I didn't
press the point. But I could see
the man was very nervous. There's
something on his mind. He'll bear
watching"
AS Mark made no comment, the
captain said after a brief pause:
Did Mrs. Starr ever talk to you
about this man with the SCARF"
mo. Why?"
well, I begin to wonder if she
imagined him. You know, Mr.. Cot
ton, We checked the airports the
night Of the murder and for days
following. We watched all trains
and roads. Later we rang door
bells all over Kansas City and never
a trace could we find of man with
a scar. 1t was her description
that seemed at first TO make it easy
enough to pick him up-then-we
never got anywhere. :"
Mark Offers Solution.
"But there were footprints around
the house and on the veranda.' >
Mark said slowly. He exists all
right. Where, I wouldn't know
But there is one thing I am very
sure Of -. and that is that when
Evening star., 1941-04-16

replied promptly. DAY and night.
I get 24-hour reports"
Carefully Mark opened the door
glanced out into the hall and then
called back:
Pine. But double her guard to-
morrow morning." Then he went
out.
The blessed anonymity of New
York. OF all cities in the world, the
easiest place in which to sink ones
identity and take up a different way
of living. Here was the place tc
start a new existence. So Sandra
thought as she looked around he1
sitting room, shared with Crystal
and already home to them both
And it was Crystal that she con-
fided new sense of happiness, the
afternoon of the day that Charles
White came to town to see the girls
He had just telephoned that he was
giving a dinner that night.
A Shock to Sandra.
Il have been SO happy here, in
just the few months we've tried it
out" she said quietly. Now Charles
will want to know my plans. Well, "
she hesitated a moment, then con-
tinued hastily, IT shall tell him !
mean to stay right here. I shall keep
on living in New York, not Kansas
City"
Charles won't like that, my
dear" Crystal answered briefly.
But it will be good to see him
again. He said he was giving his
dinner at '21' and this time, with
out fail, he would produce Brother
Dick. Remember the last time he
said that and the honorable Rich
ard never showed up?"
His brother probably is good
standard brand New York bachelor
and will be pleased to show the
girls from the sticks good timeP'
Sandra laughed, little realizing how
foolish her words would seem five
hours hence. 1t was just before
midnight when she heard Charles
say:
"Sandra, I want you to know my
brother. Richard, this is Sandra
Starr"
Looking up. the girl half rose to
her feet in speechless amazement
Bending gravely over her hand
was the man with the scar.
(Copyright. 1941, Chicago Daily News, Inc. }
Evening star., 1941-04-16
Ghosts DeperD Die @
by Rufus Heed OnS

The story thus Joseph Starr physician and
scientist found dead in his study his e Sandra teD hours
after she had told him she wanted dDorcs STAIRS pistol lying
beside the body her suicide but Ohen she
man outside the study ndow she quickly picks up the gun and
husbands friends, Mark Cotton
Charles White drriUe she describes succeeds in
ing suspicion him. Only Dr. Walker STAIRS laboratory assistant
persists the belief suicide short time later Parker the
butler found dead in his and the coroner jury suose-
quent decides he died ptodne poisoning The Sdndrd
disappears doubled White under
suspicion BY police curousy opposes Mark Cotton
suggestion that Sandra should aUay for Whie
Evening star., 1941-04-16
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Evening star., 1941-04-16

OF the 1,451 bills that were intro
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Legislature only ITO were approved
and sent to the Senate.
Evening star., 1941-04-16

Continued tomorrow
Richard Whites story amazes
Sandra.
Evening star., 1941-04-16
CHAPTER TX.


September
people waiting in his
his secretary back
Immediately the captain would him at curt nod
leaned his photograph and
shrin
Evening star., 1941-04-16
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Evening star., 1941-04-16

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La gaceta., 1941-04-14
La velada de hoy en- Ell Teatro del c. Asturano
HabIara ell general Jose Asensio

Los espaholes republicanos
y %leales, y los cubanos que ini-
ciaron en- Tampa la recolecta
Cructuosa en- favor del pueblo
Rtacado por ell fascismo inter-
nacional, COMMEMORATIVE hoy,
en- ell teatro del Centre Astu-
riano, ell aniversario de la fun
daci6n de la segunda RepGbli-
ca e%spanola.
Els un acto en- honor de los
que murieron en- la guerra, de
los que sufren en- Espana las
iniquidades de la Gestapo y
ell falangismo y de los que por
ell mundo, como refugiados y
como amigos de Espaha, an
,helan ell triunfo de la demo
cracia y ell rescate de los pue-
bios oprimidos.
Hablara en- la velada ell ge-
neral Jose Asensio, invitado