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eran segprarerenre emer . a < _. a oe . Redwood City, California _ President, b : ; Secretary, poli Sete ie sie Gare tonwae Spextsh ~ . Ite correct |, however, ib the Falance Espanola tradicionslis 7y de las Jontas de Ufensiva Bacional Sindicalists ¥.E.T. y de las J.0.5.8.7~ (te Traditionalist Spanish Phalanx of the Betional Syndioalt t attack Squads) . his 18 a well disciplined Party, organised on ‘oe gane lines as esi and Mescist Parties. General Francisco France is the Party leader and bead of the State. It is reported the melange Espanola de las J.0.N.3. was established in Spain by the merger of the Felange Esyanola and the Juntas de Ofensiva Nacional Bindicelieta on February 13, 1934. eae Aas ‘ te “- —~ ; me . dose antonio Pri a de Rivera as pined on october Sy ao54 ‘yational Chief. On Hovenber 20, 1936 Jose Antonio Prisco de Rivera was ‘assassinated and on april 16, 1937 the Palange Espanola de las J.0.N.8. zi and the Comnion Tradicionalista merged and became one single organisstion z with the name of Melange Espanola Tradicionalista y de las J.0.N.S, under: 225 ' the leadership of Generalissimo Franco. On April 19, 1937, General Franco made the Falange the only Party of the Spanish State. The Franco government allegedly opposes Pan-Americaniem and the Monroe Doctrine in the same manner as did old Spain. The Spanish Falange in foreign countries, including the United States, is or; sed the wi et It de reported allitary training 4s 0 regelar port of the training for these groups. Falangist officials abroad are reported to be appointed and removed by the Mational Delegate of the Foreign Service from Madrid Spain. The Falange uniform is the blue shirt, It is allegedly worn openly in many Spanish-American countries and in Puerto Rico, It ie not worn .. openly in the United States. The Spenieh Government is reported to be <: . competing vigorously with its cultural | program of the United States to win # loyalty of Spent strane ican Forth : Be ae Pr reported vests has the tage # = Bpanish 1s spoken in many of the Latin American countries. ‘The literary production of Spain is eaid to be one hundred per cont Malangist ani Spanteh publishing houses, spreading Palange doctrines th through their branches in Latin America, are allegedly very busy.