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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Brazil Plane Mixup

PerpleXed defense promoters
have been trying to run down that
story about Brazil buying II new
passenger airplanes in England
with our money-after purchases
here had been denied them on the
ground that everything we had
here must go to England. They
cannot prove anything definite
about the p planes, but they have
found the equal of that story has
either happened or could happen
and they are trying to reform
their policy.
This much they proved:
The Brazilians bought so to 100
airplane engines from England re-
Gently. The British accepted the
order to help Latin American
trade and to prove to the Latins
they were well enough fixed in air.
planes TO make such a sale.
Lockheed Aircraft has asked ap-
proval TO begin negotiations TO sell
about q small transport ships to
Latin-America. The A m r C a n
concern wanted a ruling from the
priorities division on such sales to
Latin-American countries. Appar-
emily the priorities division was
willing. but the war department
objected. War Secretary StimSon
repeatedly has insisted that even
our own commercial airlines limit
requirements.
Hull Blocks Leaks
No leaks ever develop from ap-
pearances of State Secretary Hull
in secret sessions of +, congressional
committees. He has a system.
/ After testifying he calls for all
copies of stenographic transcripts
and locks them in his personal
safe. Then he requests that the
stenographers' notes be burned.
/ Hull did precisely that with his
testimony in secret on the sell
lend-leaSe-or- give-away bill.
Most effective of all speeches
for the Presidents bill for about
aid TO Britain were made by Hitler
and MatSuoka.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
It's New Addition

This anti-tank division. armed
with those deadly little 81 nm
guns. is one of the new additions
Each battalion has an authorized
strength of SIX of these guns
whose range is up to 1900 yards
as great as that of the 75mm. gun
Their muzzle velocity is terrific
reaching $500 feet per second with
some shells.
The guns may fire either a hard
shell, used to pierce heavy armor
or an explosive shell TO destroy
unarmored detectives. Firing on a
fat trajectory. the gun uses a
telescope sight. said to be highly
efficient against a moving target
These gunners must be highly &C.
curate. for they shoot az the treads
of the tank. disabling IT first, then
destroying it.
Many times from 6 a. m. until
long after dark. the members of
these crews are busy learning all
they can about their highly spe-
cialiZed gun. In mornings they
rumble out of the fort 10 nearby
rolling terrain. AT a whistle COM
mand. Stimulating the officers dis
covery of an advancing mechan-
lied column. the group stops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Done IN Seconds

Men rush ITOIN tIe lIuCkS, un-
couple the guns and roll them into
position ready TO lay down a rain
of fire against the advancing en-
envy. Within a few seconds after
the column has stopped. these
guns are in position and firing. for
theirs is a job that must be done
in haste.
Anti-tank units must work fast
since the pace of war has been
stepped up and mechanical units
may move across even rough ter
rain at high speeds.
This maneuver is gone through
time after time. Perhaps several
times an hour, the men are re-
quired to jump from their trucks,
wheel their guns into position and
crouch in the heavy snow behind
the protecting shield of the gun.
At other times, the guns are
placed in positions overlooking a
road or possible opening through
which an enemy can advance. AS
the enemy comes into sight the
guns are rolled from their con-
cealed position and open fire.
If cover is not available for this
waiting" camouflages must be
made so that the crew cannot be
picked off by a low-hying airplane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

symptom. and ailments carefully diagnosed
and treated are Anemia, Asthma, Nerve
Weakness. Rheumatism. Also ear. nose.
throat, Varicose veins and ulcers, gas
bloating, dropped stomach and abdominal
pain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
X-RAY EXAMINATION
THE MODERN
ULTRA SHORT-WAvE

Often gives results In most eases where
other treatments have failed, Including
sinus, IumbaEo. neuritis, bronchial catarrh,
common colds, muscular and Joint com
plants and other acute chronic diseases
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

We are offering all who suffer. an eS-
animation, including blood pressure test
and a chemical urinaiysis diagnosis. and
explanation of their condition BY a careful
ply steal and microscopic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

Liver, Gall Bidder, Blood and Skin
Disorders and Other Chronic ALL
ments Diagnosed and Treated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Is Badness
A Sign Of
Intelligence?

Badness Is NOT a sign OF intelli-
gence. Usually II IL sign OF neg
lect The man pictured above Is
bald because be neglected 20 take
care OF his scalp when he discov-
cred daudruf aud an itching head
Now he Is bald for life because
YOU can't grow hair on a bald head
The scientific Dates treatment can
help you avoid badness by over
coming the causes OF badness
Satisfied clients say this effective
treatment helped them even after
all other methods failed. Come in
today for free, private examina.
ton. No case ever accepted unless
we honestly believe YOU can be
helped. Remember. badness H.
not a sign OF intelligence. IL is a
sign OF neglect. Don't neglect your
scalp until II is too late. Be in.
telligent and avoid badness ~
seeing George c. Dates d Associ-
ates today at suites 403.5. 11f5
Griswold ST.. s. w. cor. Griswold a.
State SITS. cover Rayl'sl. Cherry
6322 Hours. 10 A. NJ 20 $50
r. VI Sats. 10 3 = NJ SEPARATE
DEPARTMENT FOR WOMEN
Out of.town readers write for free
scalp analysis chart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
GLOOMY BREAKFAST

Breakfast the next morning was
a gloomy meal made even less
lively by Diana'S announcement
that she had decided TO leave by
the first train
Lucinda didn't blame her, but
II was difficult not TO feel left in
the luTch. and even more difficult
10 face Grcy'S obvious relief He
lowered over Diana like an anX-
ious father and bore her OFF to the
station when he left for the Of
fee
ia I lal4a s-stA+4+-t
the why did l ever mOry him
when. in the early afternoon
Diana like an Unexpectedly gay
ghost reappeared on the doorstep
She declared she had taken the
first train back because she had
forgotten her lipStick. No. she
didn't mind that Lucinda was Civ
ing a bridge tea she could amuSc
herself down town
Crazy" said Lucinda But
she was immensely chccred 10
have Diana back II made all
the difference But once tire
last bridge-playing young ma
tron had taken her leave, Luz
.cinda began 30 notice how late
u was
Diana. OF course might tea
dance TIL midnight. but Grey was
usually as regular as clockwork
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

ming that is guaranteed 70 max
any one feel irresponsible
and IL was over far TOO soon.
BOY. What a night" eloaied
Diana. doing a spirited tap
dance on the doorstep.
"Mmmm. Lucinda agreed
thpuSting her latch key into the
lock but before she could turn
il the door swung open under
her hand. Grey" Lucinda 5
hand flew 10 her throat then
she could have cut out her
tongue for sounding 50 fright
enpd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
EXECUTIVE TYPE

Grey was LOOKING as SpltHulu a.
usual. Tall. distinguished, hand
some, the picture of a successful
executive. emily the grim line o
his mouth told her that he VA
in a formidable mood
"Why didn't YOU bring your
escorts hack for drink >" The
words were correct, but they
were said in quite the wrong
tone.
1T was only BUh Ray and
Reddy Grange. two young
friends OF Diana's i
didn't expect you back till to-
morrow" Lucinda tried not 10
sound too 9elstGTTc. '''e"@
$50 that's the story" lie
laughed shortly
"Grey. You sound like "A char
aeter i'm a Somerset Vaughan
play" Diana broke in blthely.
Its not story, it's true
we've had a swell evening, and
YOU know l need a chaperon, so
Cinda was obliged TO tag along"
"Suppose you 60 TO bed"
"And suppose stay right
here" Diana pumped down on
the sofa Squarely
Diana. Grey" Lucinda
felt strung up 10 me verge OF
tears.
IF the evening was such
Juvenile one" said Gre y
biiingly, "why bother TO tell the
servant 10 lie 10 me over the
phone ."
"Oh, -. Grey. please" Luz
cinda pushed the curls of her
brow with a shaking hand.
SUSPECTS A RIVAL
"Don't think YOU can keep II
secret from me-" he swung
round tenSely. "It was Dennis
Planter. wasn't il? You were
out with Dennis ,"
Lucinda shook her head.
"You know" said Diana con-
occasionally. "it's very simple
and psychological. Lucinda al
ways had a yen for cave-men;
YOU should have seen her moon
ing over Clark Gable-so that's
why she's standing for all this
now"
Indeed, how interesting
Grey's tone was dangerous.
"And as for you, Grey" Diana
snapped, 1.-The sooner you under
stand your sub-conscious mind.
the better. Doctor Pikestaff
would tell YOU that the reason
you are 30 worried that Lucinda
will run off with another man IN
because YOU secretly wish that
she would, so that you could run
of with some one yourself.
Grey fixed his young slster-ln
law with an intolerant eye. Capt.
tai" he laid his pipe aside. eve
can test your theory here ant
now. suppose l put you across NM
knee and smack you, then we cal
argue whether your annoyance a
such treatment j. real or as
sumcd."
Goodness. It's nearly 3
o'clock cried Diana, beating a
hasty and strategic retreat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
By PAT ADAM
$40 YOU mean 20 say. Luz
~ cinda, that you are pris-


~ cinda, that you are pris-
oner in your own home ." Diana
Clare sat back so dramatically
that her raw macaronl neck
lace. current rave Of her college
class. wound itself into a wobbly
question mark over her stomach.
swell. It's not quite as bad rs
that" Lucinda. as an elder Sis
.er. felt obliged 10 sound more
Measuring than she felt. "only
Grey has changed a lot In less
than a year. He wants 10 know
what's In my mail, he checks
on telephone calls, he won't let
me 20 out for an evening IL his
business calls him out OF town.
He's even refused 10 let me 70
home for a weekend since he's
heard that Brian Wood IL stay
ing In the house next door"
Goodness" Diana whiStled
Whit beats me II why YOU
obey him. 'Cinda."
"You don't know Grey when
he loses his temper. The more
Jealous he IL the more he re-
fuses 10 admit IL. I've tried TO
reason with him but IL seems To
he hopeless don't want
YOU 10 say n word about TINS
10 mother, Diana"
PSYCHOLOGICAL SPECTMAN
Its not even as if you gave
him cause 10 be Jealous" Diana
inarveled. IF YOU ask me. this
husband of yours Is an interest
ing case. You know I'm studying
applied psychology under Pro-
lessor Pikestaff."
Lucinda knew she haC
heard little else for two days since
Diana arrival.
"Well. when you say you've
tried everything to cure Grey,
can you honestly say you've
tried modern PSYCHOLOGY ?" -
'My dear child" Lucinda
threw back her head and hooted
with laughter.
IL don't mean have him psy-
choanalyxed. silly" said Diana,
unwinding her long legs 8"
mean we should approach the
problem psychologically. Freud
says but never mind
this is one of Grey's out-of-town
nights. isn't IL? Well. then you
and I are going dancing"
- can't, my dear, said hu--
cinda. her color rising "He puts
through a long distance call
round about IL o'clock"
"Oh. Anna Diana threw
back her head and lei out
luSty warwhoop
"Yas, ma-am.' The C0fored
housekeeper came hurrying to
the door.
GOOD EXCUSE
when Mr.. Grey calls up to-
night, tell him my sisters I'm
the bath tub, will you:
THERE" Diana turned to Lu-
cinda with dancing eyes. "Can
you imagine Grey dragging you
all wet and dripping from your
tub"
Lucinda couldn't, his manner,
were of the Harvard variety
custom made and perfect.
But It's no good, Di," she
protested, II really mustn't"
Yet five minutes later she was
burrowing through the dance
frocks in her closet. while Diana
called up every boy she knew
in town.
1t was like playing hockey from
school. exactly the same sort o
tingling excitement chased IL
way up Lucinda's spine. as they
bowled off in the car with Grad
dock. the chauffeur, at the wheel
OF course Dianas boy friend
turned out TO be young and silly
but Lucinda found herself laugh
ing as she hadn't laughed 10
weeks.
They danced the conga ant
rhumba and stopped in a
a bowling alley IT was tn
sort OF raN- follow mN-leadcr eve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Daily Short Story
Cure for a Jealous Illus band

and IL was an hour past his time.
Lucinda resisted an impulse 10
ring his Office. but as the min
utes dragged she became certain
that something was wrong.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

Identical Twins Fool Their
Parents, Selves, Scientists

WACO. Ter Scientists shook
their heads today and sd they
couldn't tsll-proheely svsa the
parents never wtii ~ sure
whether Ronald sell Is nonsid o.
Donald Sci IL Ronald
A names mixup which occurred
Al the birth 81 the identical twins
two and one-hslf YEAR, age. had
hsffled the best methods a. rsv-
biologists and Psychological. test.
ing $50 delegates Il the third an
nusl tvia. convention at Rsyicr
university
Mr. and Ms. Elmo Self. Rcsen.
h~rg. TEX. ~ho rcsed tire problem.
aid their young sons don't help
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
East Side Chapel
Program Tuesday

A short program for former
students and teachers OF the citi-
zenship class. which has been con-
Quoted the last seven years at
East Side chapel, 314 Ea. 26th st,
will he given at the church Tues
day evening under direction Of
Mrs Mamie Bloomfield.
Principal address will be given
by Judge Ernest NJ. Card. with
other talks 10 be given by Mrs.
Carolyn Wood and Louis J. hu-
ecek Music will be furnished by
the junior orchestra Of the church,
according to the Rev. vern Poole.
pastor.
At the close Of the program
teachers. who were furnished by
WPA, and students, will meet in
an informal reunion and social.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Peninsula Track
Meet Scheduled

GIG HARBoR-T The d STRIFE
track meet, under direction OF
Obert Sovde. will be held at the
Crescent Valley school ground Fri
day. commencing at a. m.
Schools competing will be Gig
Hsrbor, Crescent Valley. Rosedsle'
Lincoln. Arletta. Narrows Bridge,
Cromwell and Purdy. According
10 present arrangements this will
be the only track meet this year.
There will be meeting of the
executive committee of Peninsula
unit Of the ". r A. AT the Lincoln
school Thursday at T30 p. m.
Plans for the years work will b
discussed and committees appoint
ed. All teachers Of the Peninsula
are invited to attend this meeting
Mrs Robert Thurston and son.
Dick, arrived this week from Chuls
Vista, Cal, for several weeks
visit with parents and relatives.
Mr. Thurston will join them early
IN June
Mrs. Vincent Psravich will en-
tertain the "Sew-What" Girls club
at her home Thursday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
New Committee b
Act @ Cencilisiors

wAspuNoroN-Assu<lats opn1
Dsr~<ter elfn~T Hinmnn to<lsv
had appointed . commifts~ -
lndsstfssl eon<aifants u sd1uet
diffsren<ss between nsnaaem>nf
and ises< before sfsskss ars ealIe1.
Hslsman ssssrnsfsd - chairman
- the remmsffe>. = q. n<1n1some
Il th< Esns<sian corpuv.sscn -
tmsfiess nrida~<iiis. -. or< -
shs first ssf~nss plants - hsvs
striss nnsdlsfs1 ~ ne 1~feeee
nss<nsflen nrsva
ne = ecmmitfes m>nh>vs -
eiss*s Alsssrds~ = usvcn. cyowa
x>lisrtaeh Corr. San rrar><nru.
srs rns~st = Wssf. wsysrAse<sssr
rt~ssv q. tnaavtsw. Wssh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
after a cold
then what
DOCTORs stress remaining in bed
Duntil the body temperature is nor

hOCTORs stress remaining in bed
Duntil the body temperature Is nor
ma. Sound advice.
iou know how weak YOU feel after
cold. Colds play havoc in weakening
the BODY. The ,tory is we'll told in the
blood picture. 1t is important to build
back body strength right away TO car
~ the load of work. worries, and loss
Of sleep. A weakened body may he
more susceptible to relapse on long
drawn out recovery.
80 reason sensibly and take the ohoioe
Of millions by Immediately STARTING on
. course OF SIS. Tonic - isken three
times a day Immediately before meals.
In the absence Of focal injection or
organic disezse, YOU should note i'm
prosement in the Nay you fee and
ioos within the FIRST 10 dsys. The con
fdenoe Of millions over many yezrs 10
the besi testimonial Of this product.
An experience with SIS
Tonic will cause YOU TO say to
YOUR friends. SIS. made me
ajtelGnd Iook like myself again. "
Adg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
New Magnesium
Process F ound

TORONTO A rev rFcss<s -
extracting magnesium metal
vital q defense lndu.trie. from
rseicnaltie iimsssens. whleh % &C.
posted ssundsntly N the United
states sna Canada. ~ss an.
nsunced ta-isy - Rslra ssemis
namiiten netslurxtsf
The process which Involves
electro. thsrmic reduction. hss hesn
tested in = srnsu laboratory urlt
sefoFe nstslurxists ard ehsrsis,s
81 Hsmllton and TIE University ~
Tnrcnio Analyst. have Described
re prcauxss a. q fire quality.
Magnesium. rated first - the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Funeral Rites Held
For Former Tocomon

Funeral services for BsnJs min
=. Edwards. former resident Of
Tacoma. who died recently IN Seat
lie. were held MONDAY al .. m.
from the Home Undertaking Co
in Seattle Cremation followed.
Edwards, who leaves mis- Sifs
Bertha NJ. and nieoes and nsph-
evs. was employed by the schoen-
fed 4 Sons. Inc. while In Taco
ma. and also WA active in affairs
Of First Baptist church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

WARRINGTON = Secretary ~
tseer Frances Perkins to-day ar
nesnced that nonaxricuiture EN-.
rieymsnt totsled sT.1isooo IN
Nsrch. a. Increase ~ 80 90
workers IN one rssonth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

priority hs ~ the efflee - pro-
dsle;icn management. " important
n sifoy. u eesntin~s 4xhtn<<s
ard great strength n . ussa /.
srmns. tFsssr tulssts. ssnsl nxnts
Fpe,cr esstinxs EHstrusa.Ht nc.l<.
lnss ssa ssrrlsH< lan,fIss vsssss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

Only Ward Week could bring
percale ripper dresses Al this
price Pretty bktistss and
florksd voilss. too. In lovely
new prints. Buy several i2-Sz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

wv vess vkse - 60 ~
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we'd ssI ssssk ~ - svssysNsss
v,s IN sss6 ~ ssm~ssi ssvs
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

Unusually string mstsl fvsms
In snoi.ioosins green ssesRef
comfnrsasis tasassuvsaG ssas
pad Adjustable saanpyl d..
shis striped arm egvss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

matters
When ss call ne. thes eoth
answer" Mrs. SCI said. Even
nas ne e.nt tel thvm apart. ard
Rensld sometime. ksts spanked
- thing. that nonsld h.s anne =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
War in Europe
A Year Ago
April Is, 1910
Rv United Press

bN 0hANcN At
German capture Of Noss. Nor
We confirmed,
Western Front, Ger
ma X supported by heavy
srtillely dislodged French troops
on an advance outpost French
reported ground recaptured m
counter-sttsck.
JuEoslsvis warned Italy. Ger
many and Hungary that anti
aircraft batteries had been
ordered 10 fire on any planes that
crossed the frontier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Aunt eft

The formers violin don Z
worry ne. ! never SOW q
spring thot ~osnt either too
We, or too dy for she formers
70 hove ony hope q o crop"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Minister Warns Of Pitfalls For
All Contained in Propaganda
Beware of That Which Appeals Merely
To Emotion. Says Rev. Albertson
A TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON

We are either victims o
Cyrus +. Albertson. First Ne
Sunday night. or We detern
basis Of the truth We discover.
Tbs sermon. on Truth or
Propaganda Vas the second In
o series Aleertson IS giving On the
general theme. Living IN our
Tines" In part no said
We are not going to b. misled
by any philosophical or abstract
definition If the two terms,
propaganda and truth. In the
La gaceta., 1941-12-04

pre- TN saglrdo, lie dice mug CO..
renonioso:
DE ninguna manera. Que
'pcse es5s sefor primaro. 70 es-
y mUy bien educado!
La gaceta., 1941-12-04

la sirvienta de restaurants es la
que tiene mas probabilidades de
encOntrar marido.
"Y es l6gico-dice Ia infor-
maci6n-lpues ell hombre que al
dejar ell trabajo tiene hambre Y
tiene sed, y all terminar la jor-
NADIA Sc halla con una muchacha
que Sc inquieta por 10 que 81
quiere conner y beber, y lie SON.
RE amablemente, piense que a.
queHa mujercita estarfa muy
bien siendo su companera y diri-
giendo Su casa.
DespueS de las sirvientas de
restaurants figuran en- la esta-
distica, y pOr este Orden, la en-
'fermera, tan dulce y angelical
para ell enfermo," la "elegante
y delicada manicurista".
La taquimecan6grafa, "gene-
ralmente considerable como una
pieza de maquina", no ocupa 81
no ell quinto lugar, y tras ella
van la senorita empleada en- las
'grandeS tiendas Y la institutriz.
La gaceta., 1941-12-04
Buend Educdci6n

Dos sentenciados a muerte
marchan, el uno al lado del otro
en- pos, hacia Ell patibulo, rodea-
dos de sacerdotes y otras perso-
mas.
Hasta en- el ultimo 'nstante
5ri,la en- eIlos una lucecita de
esperanto Y ambos, de vez en-
vez, vuelven la cabeza, esperan-
10 yer L.egar. de no saben donde
el indulto apetecido.
Por fin, ell cortejo ha llegado
al pie de la horca, donde aguar-
da el verdugo. I'm religioso Sc di
rige a uno de los sentenciados y
lie dice:
La gaceta., 1941-12-04
Don Basilio Alvarez vendra en- Enero
Una carta del General Jose Asensio

El Comite ha consultado Ia 81.
tuaci6n de Don Basilio con va
rios Doctores y como &c mcman-
to esta sometiio a un riguroso
regimen, " pCr otra Iparte su
hija terminara su graduation
en- 81 mes de Enero, herros dife-
rido su Marcia d esa hasta fra
les de dicho mes, to5a vez cue 81
fuera nscesario hospitalizarlo
ahora de nuevo, ccN urgeneia,
podrfamos atenderlo y de esa
fcrma procuramcs hermanar
las necesidades materiales del
enfermo, con la moral del cs.or
l3miliar tan necesario a los que
odo 10 perdieron.
E. fcsti1 al para rccclectar fon-
dos, que hace meses venimos
j reparando, tendra lugar Ell pro
ximo dia IA de Dic.ombre y ALI
81 Comit5 en- pleno, hara pr Ii
co Ell rasgo Y la conduc.a Dc
yj4. que, 81 como m;ambros Gel
Comi.6 nos ha conmoVidc, 90
M esra6o;e7 nos honra. E7p2'
ancs podsr transnitir : V3s.
a caluroso y enthusiastic APPLAUSE
lie les miles dc ep.hcIe7 que d
~ estaran congregadcs.
Como 70 tengo m4eh&s ECU
2ciones y a WOces me veo OBJ
ado a no a5istir a a.gtAa leu
'ni6n dsl Connie, ia ruagc dlf.5
a corr esponlencia n p~re4s4aL
D. Juan Deus, en- las senas an
adas en- mi carta anterior. PCl
sonalmente lie piGo NM pelIone
.por no raber cocreypondioo CT
mayr diligencia a su cai'ta. ptrI
por un laio mis- ocupacionss y
por otro e. deseo de pOder anu
.cipar a Vds. la opinion meGita
y la fecha de ida me hicieron.
retrasar mas de 10 debidO ell ac-
to de correspondent a SUI gallardo
gesto de amantes de su pueblo.
Reciba amigo Fernandez Rey,
para Vd. y todOs los sOcios y a.
migos, la expression de afecto de
TODD Ell Comite y muy particu-
larmente la de este su buen ami
go y agradecido compatriota,
Jose ASenSiO.