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Evening star., 1940-02-21

Breckinridge Long, Assistant secre-
tary Of State IN charge Of the
foreign service. Before the change
1t had been the custom to bring
. foreign service ofdcer In every
four years to head the ONCE which
Mrs. Logsdon was appointed to 1ill
on Z permanent basis.
Evening star., 1940-02-21
Probe Ordered in Deuth
Of Man in Vacant House

Coroner A. Masruder Macdonald
ordered m investigation today into
the death Of Z man identified -
Percy Tiller, 81, unemployed, who
was found dead In . vacant house
At 1919 Lamont street NV. yester.
day.
The body was discovered in .
Evening star., 1940-02-21

Many, vessels are Idle In Japan
because repairs are held UP by the
shorta9e Of material.
Evening star., 1940-02-21

frances new asily-controlled
tank has been nicknamed the waltz
ing tank
Evening star., 1940-02-21

ssAosEIn AND POT ROAST just naturally 60 together
Scar roast in olive oil and put in pot with brown
chopped onions, peppers and garlic; add enough to-
matoes to make generous amount Of Spanish sauce.
Season WE'LL cover and cook roast until tender Place
whole carrots and whole small onions on top Of :
meat about an hour before it is DONE Serve on large
platter-ve vegetables on one side Of roast, boiled
buttered spaghetti on the other Sprinkle spaghetti
with Pa1mesan cheese. Use pot sauce u gravy
Evening star., 1940-05-26
LAWN MOWER

Large size, full Is" cut, 10"
wheels. Genuine "Philadel-
phia;" PHI! %a self adjust Sc 40
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Methods Studied
To Halt Nazi Moves.
In South America
Joint Efforts of U. S.
And Lotin Republics
Considered Best Plan
BY ANDRUE BERDING,
Associated Press Stan Writer.

Fifth column" activities in Latin
America, widely expected to multiply
many times in case of a German
victory in Europe, are occupying the
close attention of officials in sew
eral Government departments.
The officials do not attempt to
hide their conviction that if Adolf
Hitler wins in Europe his pre-
occupation in the Western Hemi-
sphere will not be, at least at first,
any direct military threat to these
shores, but rather German political
activities within the 20 Latin Amer
ican republics and the United
States. '.......
Such activities, they feel, will
be aided by italian Fascist influ-
ences in Latin America, just as
Italy is aiding Germany In Europe
now by distracting considerable
portion of the French land and
British sea forces from the main
field of battle.
Various Methods Considered.
Various methods for solving the
question of German penetration in
Latin America are being actively
considered. They hinge largely
around the view that this is prob
lem for all of Pan-America, not
merely the United States, and that
the most effective results can be
achieved through joint effort of all
the republics.
Officials believe that, to avoid the
feeling that the United States Is
engaging in yankee imperialism"
in combating German influence in
Latin America, she should have the
assistance OF the other American
republics. If any republic feels it
is unable of its own efforts to COM
bat the German activities, it should
receive a species of Pan-American
assistance rather than United
States assistance alone.
l. Reports are constantly reaching
the Capital of active Nazi influence
in Latin America. In Uruguay a gov
ernment committee has just report
ed that German propaganda Is being
spread there in a highly organized
form. Mexico also engaged the at
tention of ofncials here as the re-
suit Of reports that Nazi efforts are
stirring up trouble there.
The German influence in some
Latin-American republics Is partly
based on their large German pop
ulations. It is impossible to say how
many Germans are living In Latin
America, because 1t is impossible to
say exactly what is German-is he
one who came to the Western Hemi-
sphere in the last few years, or one
Evening star., 1940-05-26
500 Arrested by French
In Drive Against Spies
~ the Associated Press

~ the Associated Press.
PARIS, May 25.-Police said to-
night the Paris mop-up OF suspect
ed spies had resulted in arrest OF
more than 500 persons, including
1884 foreigners, who were sent to
concentration camps.
Sixty thousand persons were ques-
toned within the last week. Streets,
hotels and cafes were combed.
The detection Of spies was COM
. plicated by the fact that more than
100000 Belgian refugees have
passed through Paris on their way
to shelters. Papers OF refugees
were checked to prevent entry OF
tmrosters among them.
The newspaper lie Temps advo-
Gated farm and factory work Tor
the refugees to replace man power
needed at the front.
Tonight the military commander
OF Paris announced that all per-
sons. foreign or French, whose ac-
tivity appears suspicious will be
expelled
Any who return could be SEN
fenced to 20 years at forced labor.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

dered on all cutters Of the Campbell
type. The Campbell ordinarily car
ries only 2 three-inch kuns and 3
f1ve-inch guns.
Today's scheduled sailing was de-
layed to permit the vessel to take on
additional supplies, Coast Guard
officials said. The cutter will enter
iceberg patrol duty after calling at
Godthaab,
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Of the second generation, the third
Or the fourth?
Strou1 In Five Republics,

German populations are strong in
Argentina, Southern Chile. Brazil,
Mexico and Guatemala. Perhaps the
total number Of Germans in Latin
America is somewhere between
100000 and 100000. They have
been much less assimilated than the
Italians, who, being Latins, more
closely resemble the Spanish and
Portuguese stock.
Prior to the outbreak of the war
In September some of the Latin
American republics had Fascist or
Nazi parties which were in friend
ly correspondence with, if not under
the domination Of, the German NaN
or the Italian Fascist parties. The
State Department has not forgot
ten the abortive attempt of the
1ntegralistas in Brazil to take pos
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Ten Communists Flee
Hostile Illinois Crowd

By the Associated Press.
PEKIN, ILL.,, May 25.-Ten Chi
cago Communists took refuge in
the Tazewell County Courthouse
today when they were threatened
by q hostile crowd. One Of their
automobiles was burned.
Sheriff Guy Donohue said that
the eight men and two women who
had identified themselves as Com
munists, went to, the courthouse
square, distributed literature and
solicited signatures for a petition to
place the Communist party on the
Evening star., 1940-05-26
u. 5. Cutter Heavily Armed
For Trip 10 Greenland
3y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 25.-The heavily
armed U. s. Coast Guard cutter
George w. Campbell. originally
scheduled to sail for Greenland to-
day. Is expected to leave tomorrow
with supplies for the new American
consulate at Godthaab, capital Of
Greenland.
The vessel carries II three-inch
guns. 8 ,f1ve-inch guns, an anti
aircraft battery, Is machine guns
and q scouting plane, representing
additional armament recently or.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

session of the government and set
up a Fascist dictatorship.
Since the outbreak of the war
these parties have decreased in open
influence, but their members stiu re-
main. Reports reaching here indi-
cate that they are propagating a
defeatist current of thought to con-
vince the local populations that a
German victory is inevitable and an
Allied collapse and breakup GER
tain,
Evening star., 1940-05-26
Illinois ballot In the November elec-

Illinois ballot In the November elec-
tion.
Two hundred residents gathered
about them quickly, the sheriff said,
and several blows were struck. The
visitors retreated to the courthouse
and doors were closed. They re-
manned inside for several hours.
A Gordon Of IS deputy sherif1s and
State policemen escorted the party
from the courthouse to the county
jail where, Sheriff Donohue said,
they were placed In protective Gus
tody. The sheriff said he asked for
the State police when the crowd
became more menacing.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
"a Greek Class Called

ATHENS, May Is (P.-The Greek
government announced tonight that
specialists and military classes Of
1884 have been called up as a pre-
cautionary measure. It did not spe-
city the number Of men affected.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

Paris has orie-third more bicycles
than q year ago.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

The United States maintains $50
refugees for all forms of wild life,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-15

For some foolish reason. too many
VI US associate beauty ana romance
with youth. II Is true, Of course,
that the girl in her teens and early
twentleS has the advantage Of
fresh complexion, lissOm figure and
amending vitality but there Is no
reason why the woman Of thirty,
forty or even fifty should sit back
and let the younger girl take all
the laurels. The older woman has
the advantage Of experience and, II
she is willing to devote a little time
and trouble to her appearance, she
can Out-diStanCe her younger, less
sophisticated competitors. She has
pOiSe that will make the younger
girl seem awkward by comparison
and an ability to meet and deal with
people which gives her a running
start from the first "hOw-dO-yOu-dO."
SO even though you are not as
young as you'd like to be, there's
no reason to feel that you are out
Of the race. Here are a few hints
which will make you look younger
feel gayrr and probably carry of
the prize the younger girls cOyet.
Keep Supple
First Of all, you must give added
care to your figure. After thirty
wOman'S figure has a tendency to
thicken, especially around the waist.
But a series Of setting-up exercises,
rigidly adhered to, should take care
of that problem in short order. Re
member that your posture, too, is
important in giving you a youthful
appearance. Hold your shoulders
back and your head up if you would
avoid the dOwager hump. And pull
in your tummy-don't rely entirely
on your girdle to do this ChOre for
you. And try to take at least a
half-hour's walk in the fresh air
every day to tone up your muscles
and put a CLINT in your eye. Watch
your diet, too. Concentrate on sim
pie, eaSily-digested food, plenty Of
fresh fruits and vegetables, and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-15

very ~IIdll .'' 'i~'.~ %. ~"'-. Is ..l.
slarchcs.
Soft Makeup Most Flattering
Your makeup Is Of utmost IN
DOrtancc If you are 10 run compel,
ton with YOUTH Soft shades tina
harmonic with your skin tone ar
more fatterlng than the hardeI
brighter effects. Choose shades wit
a little warmth and be sure thu
your rouge and lipStIck is careful
blended. The younger girl can z,
by with a more 'slap-stick" appcu
ance than the mature woman.
Older skin, too, has tenden,
to dryness which in turn encourage
wrinkles. The wise woman vii
make 1t a practice to cleanse her
face at least once a day with crean
and to apply rich night crea"
before retiring.
And If your hair IS streakrI an
grazing or has lost some Of It's
youthful sheen, remember thar Il
can be tinted to It's rich natura
looking color by the application o
efficient modern preparations, Ora.
hair IS a dye-away. GIeamin@
satiny hair is an accepted syImbC
of youth. Don't overlook that !,
portant feature.
AS I said in an earlier colum
this is leap year. Don't let III
years handicap YOU Follow Ihe~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-15

Ediwander Island. In the support
ing cast convincing performances
were given by Fredi Washington as
Hagar'S daughter; Georgia Burke
as Manila, Hagar's mother; }. Ro-
samond johnson as the Reverend
Quintus Whaley; Maude Russell as
Gardenia, and Robert Thomson as
St. Julien Dec. Wentworth (Saint)
Several hundred Of our group at
tended the Tuesday night perform
ance.
On With the Dance: A new dane
ing club was organized in the
Sanity City Wednesday of last
week at the Sterling Club. Mrs.
Lafayette Fields was made tempo
rary chairman, Mr.. George w.
Brooks, Jr., temporary secretary,
and Mr.. Leonard Davis, temporary
treasurer. The next meeting will
be Tuesday, March 26, at the Ster-
ling Club. Members Of this or
ganiZatiOn are Doctors and Mes
DANES Claiborne c. Hill, Maurice
Crouch, Norman Howell; Messrs.
and MesDames Lafayette Fields,
Lawrence H. Mccoy, Theodore AL
len, Raymond Brown, Lounneer
PembertOn, Eugene Moore, William
Gardner, Thomas Hargrave, Will
liam Smalls, Warren Grissom,
George w. Brooks, Jr., Rudolph NJ.
Martin, Jr., Hector Vassar, Leon
ard Davis, Clarence Anderson, Rob-
ert Jones and Rufus Dodd.
The Young WOmen's Club of St.
Philips Episcopal Church will hold
it's Annual Palm Sunday Tea,
March II, at the Sterling Club
from four to seven. Mrs, Carrie
b. McWatt is chairman Of the tea
and Mrs. Gladys Lewis Harris,
chairman of the program commit
tee.-Advt.
Dinner for Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pullum, 533 Rondo
street, entertained at a dinner par
ty, Sunday, March 10, at pm,
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Taylor of Rosemount, Mimi, and
their sister and brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Redding of South Bend,
Indiana. Other guests attending
included Mr.. and Mrs. William
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-15
Social and Persona
q ST. PAUL O
BY ESTYR l.. BRADLEY
-
G93 Carroll AVenue-Dale 96l2

\ Grand Performances Ethel Waters j to Twin
Can Monday and Tuesday nights this
forum that she is grand actress she vocalist Miss
Waters turned brilliant Dorothy
Du Bose ywards DRAMA "Mamba Daughters which
laid in the Charleston
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-03-15

foolish very small g.'IJ~
beauty sIarchcs.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
FL GRUPO DEL CENTRIC
ASTURIANO EN- LA YER
BENA DEL TABACO

FL grupo del Centre Asturia-
no seleccionado para tomar par
to en- La Verbena del Tabaco,
esta compuesto por las siguien-
tes sehoritas y j6venes: Neria
Santana, Onelia Santana, MA
nv T. Fernandez, Virginia In
lCorte, Olga Alvarez, Norma
Fernandez, Mamie Mortellaro,
Pillar Diaz, Edith Pitisci, Mary
Fernandez, Consuelo Perez, Ma
ry Gonzalez, Consuelo Aizpuru,
Anita Gonzalez, Mary Corrales,
Benny Suarez, Severino Lafuen
te, Armando Gonzalez, Ray.
mond Alea, Mario Garcia, WI
lie Pines, Luis Garcia, Martin
Gonzalez, Rodolfo Alvarez A.
nibai Diaz, Emilio Rodriguez,
Pace Dfaz, Joe Ago, Jack Blan-
co y Ben Lano.
Agradscemos la cortesia de
esos nombres al active secreta-
rio de la Secci6n de Recreo, el
estimado joven Luis H. Garcia.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
Ell COMITE DE DIES INVES
TIGARA LAS ACTIVIDA-
DIES DE LOS COMUNIS.
TAS EN- TAMPA

Washington, MARIO 6.-Las
actividades de los comunistas
en- Tampa seran inveStiga-
das por Ell comit6 que preside Ell
Representative Martin Dies, de
Texas. Dies sali6 aver para Mia
mi, acompanado por algunos
INVESTIGATORS. Varios de estos
INVESTIGATORS completaran ira
bajos iniciados en- Tampa.
Ell comit6 ha venido recibien-
do quejas de actividades CONT
nistas en- Tampa, Miami y otras
ciudades.
Voy a Florida, manifesto Dies,
q explorar varias piStas. Prime
no ire a Miami y luego a otras
ciudades. No habra juicios phi
hicos en- csc Esctado. Toda la
verdad Sc dara a conocer en- es-
ia capital, mas tarde".
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
CREE QUE DIES
ES UN SADISTA

Washington, mario Gel
a'ca,Ia liberal de San Anto-
Mo-, Maury Maverick, declar5
aqui Que 81 representante Mar
tin Dies, de su estado, es un
hcmbre que goza practicando
crueldades con los seres huma-
nos.
''Yo conozco a Dies-diio
Caverick ante los Descendisntes
de la Revolution Americana.
EN- primer lugar, es monetaria
mente honesto. NADIA malo a.
precio en- ell hecho de que haga
algdn dinero pronunciando con-
ferencias, y agrego francamen :
te que 81 fuera un soldado en- u
ma guerra, 20 no temeria con :
fiarme a el. No sospecharia de
su patriotismo mas de 10 que I'm
aleman puede sospechar del pa
triotismo de Hitler en- la lucha
contra 10 que este piensa es un
oncmigo extranjero de Alema-
ma. PerO 10 que 20 profunda =
mente deploro es que Martin
Dies 10 de ell mismo credito a
los americanos de igual patrio-
tismo. Ell esta listo a salpicar a
hombres y m~ujeres, por miles, y
en- una manera extrana a los
ideales y practicas constitucio :
males americans. /.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
DESCENDIO LA RATA CON
UN

Miami, mario 6.-Lanzada
deSde 10 alto del edificio de la
Casa Corte, una rata 'psr All
dista'', sujeta a un paracaidas
imprOvisado, "aterriz6" en- la
cornisa del decimo piso del ele-
vado edificio.
La rata, que cay6 sin move
dad, tenia una nota eScrita eoa
lapiz: "Esta carcel esta LENA dc
rataS"
Inmediatamente los diputa-
dos del sheriff dijeron que las
rataS no abundan en- su departa
mento, sino en- a departamento
o carcel de la ciudad, situada
en- Ell ultimo piso.
Los empleados de la ciudad
sin perdida de tempo ''riposta.
ron" que las ratas proceden de
la carcel del Condado, no de la
suya.
FL problema de la rata no Sc.
"a sometido al estudio de ]. Ed
gar Hoover.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
PERECIO AL CHOCAR SU
AUTOMOVIL CON UN TREN
Ocurrio ell accidente en- Grand
Central y Roma

Cuando regresaba de una
fiesta del Club Leones, cele-
brada en- Rocky Point, Char
les Kemper Drinard, de "a a
nos, tuvo la desgracia de que
su coche chocara con un tren
~ en- ell accidente sufri6 lesio-
mes que lie ocasionaron q
muerte.
Ocurri6 ell hecho en- la ma
drugada de hoy Y en- la esqui'
ma de la avenida Grand Cen.
trail y Roma.
FL coche Sc estrell6 contra
uno de los carros de un tren
de carga de la Atlantic Coast
Line.
Como a esa bora Iowa, la
policfa cree que Kemper no
vic ell tren.
Manejaba la locomotora el
maquinista E.. C. Williams, de
so amos, vecino de Sanford.
Intervinieron en- la investi-
gaci6n los detectives Blanton
y Jones.
Era la victima administra.
dor de la compahia de presto
mos Personal Finance Corp.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
CORTE FEDERAL

Ell juez Barker Impulse aver
tres amos de preside a Joe Gao
ciatore, dueno de un pequeno es-
tablecimiento del 2215 de la ca
lie %, a quien un Jurado encon-
tr6 culpable deposeer un litro
de "wisky" hecho a espaldaS de
la ley. La esposa de Joe, Lois
Cacciatore, tambi6n fue de-
clarada culpable y ell juez la di6
varios dias para arreglar sus
negocios, antes de condenarla.
Luis Monteleone, un bode-
guero de West Tampa, fu6 code
nado a $500 por tener en- su po-
der cinco galones de moon.
shine.
Mary Greco, sentencia sus-
pendida y cinco amos de super
vision.
Fue sobreseida la causa con-
ira Tony Suarez mego de que
habian sido absueltos jeff Will
son, Cecil, Oran y Mayo Ans
ley, y dos negros, tildados de
completes del primero, en- un
delito de traficar con behidas
alcoholics.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
JOSE GARCIA MATO CON
SU AL NINO
VIRGIL PARK

Luego de poner en- libertad
a Frank De Salvo, por haber-
Sc probable la inocencia de Ss-
tie, la policia detuvo hoy q Jo-
Sc Garcia, de So amos, veeino
de Palm River, Quien Sc dpcla
r6 culpable de haber atrope-
llado con su automovil, ocasio
nandole la muerte, al escolar
Virgil aPrk, de IL amos, veci-
no del pueblo de Mango.
Park falleci6 a consecuen .
cia de las lesiones y lie sobre-
viven su madre, ocho hernia
mas y dos hermanos.
Aument6 a l6 ell numero de
muertos, por academies de
transito, EN- ell condado de
Hillsborough.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
LA CRISIS P0IITICA EN-
TIRE ITALIA E INGLATE-
RIA
Italia Declare que hG
Menester del Cdy66R

Roma, mario 6.-LA crisis 20
Utica creada por la capture de
seis vapores italianos cargadOs
de carbon aleman, vapores apTe
sados pOr la marina de guerra
inglesa, no ha perdido su grn-
vedad.
Los peri6dicos dicen hoy que
la vida de Italia depende de IA
importation del carbon; perO nj
toho e los articulos es mas bien
conciliador gu aggressive.
NADIA Sc dice sobre la pOsibi-
.lidad de que Italia pueda denun
.ciar Ell convenio de 1888 con Ia
Gran Bretaha, sObre Ell Medite-
franco.
La protesta hecha por q go
bierno, el sabado anterior, no
ha sido contestsda tOdavla,
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
LOS ASEGU-
RAN HABER ~RECHAZADo
LOS NUEVOS ATAQUES

Helsinki, MARIO eel alto
mando informa que todOs los
rusos a traves de la helada ba-
hia de Viipuri fueron recha.
zados.
Intervinieron en- la ofenai-
va aeroplanos, tanques y srti-
lleria; pero los finlandeseS To-
graron mantener sus posicio'
mes.
FL ejercito sovietico agredi6
tambien en- otros p%untos, entire
la bahia y Vuoksi, pero todos
sus esfuerzos pudieron ser re-
pulsados.
Veintenas de tanques que :
daron destruidos bajo Ia GER
terra punteria de los artilleros.
En- la extrema porci6n occi-
dental del Itsmo, las lineas fin
landesas continGan resistiendc
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
LAS EIIECCIONES EN- LA
Pereci6 ell Senador Guerci

Buenos Aires, MARIO 6.-Du-
rante las eecciones para escc-
ger a rs miembros de la Cana.
"a de Diputados, seis personas
perdieron La vida, incluyendo a
Senador Provincial Luis Guer.
ci.
Pereci6 Guerci en- unos des6r-
denes ocurridos en- Ell pueblo &c
neral Uriburu. La policia dice
que el Senador hacia una COM
probation de votos, en- ei inte-
rior de un colegio, cuando uu
grupo de hombres dispar6 sobre
el, matandolo. Cuatro de las ba-
Sobre 10 sagresores hizo fue-
las Sc lie alojaron en- ell pecho.
80 la policia; pero lOgraron es.
capar.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
Ell DE Los AC-
CIDENTES

Pittsfield, Mass.n MARIO 6.
-Ingres6 hoy en- Ell hospita',
con una pierna rota, Carmelo
Castronova, de 10 amos.
La policia recuerda que Aaee
siete amos un canton atropeli6
al nino. Tn aho mas tarde, Otro
canton lie alcanz6. Hace tres a.
nos Sc cay6 de una escalera.
En- ell pasado agosto rOd6 des-
de 10 alto de una colina, rom
p~i6ndose las dos piernas y seiB
costillas. En- Navidad pudO le-
yantarse.
Ahora, por efecto de una esi-
da, pasara de nuevo varias Sc
manas en- ell hospital.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06

Saludamos en- la Habana a
Leandro Fernandez, un cultfsi-
mo joven, exmiembro del par
lido Comunista.
El Comite Popular Democra-
tico cuando ell pueblo espanol Sc
defendfa de los totalitarios, le
invite a que hiciera una vista a
Tampa.
No pudo hacer ell viaje.
Ueandro no pertenece va al
.partido Comunista. lie echa
ron" pOrque honrando sus idea
les Sc neg6 a hacere ell juego a
Fulgencio Batista.
Els un "ex-rojo"; pero mantle
ne su dignidad de cubano revo-
lucionario enemigo irreductible
de los que aplica la ley de fu-
gas y no respetan la vida aje-
ma.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
LOS MEDICOS A
CONTESTAN A LA N
DE HOSPITAL

La Sociedad Medica del conda
do de Hillsborough, antigua enc
MICA de aas SOciedades mutualis
tas latinas, aprOb6 aver una de-
claraci6n en- la cual dice que los
medicos de Tampa no son res
ponsables de que Ia Association
Medica Americana haya acorda-
do disminuir ell standard" del
Hospital Municipal.
Atendiendo preston de la So
ciedad local, seg1n Sc dice, la A.
sociaci6n Medica Americana Co
munic6 al Hospital Municipal,
d dfa 81 de febrero, que lie ha-
bia retirado de su lista de CEN
tros de entrenamiento de medi [.
cos internos.
La Junta de Hospital, con
muy buen juicio, y basada en- Ia
verdad, enter6 al pGblico de 10
sucedido, acusando a los medicos
de Ia SOciedad, zen riha" con o.
tros medicos, de ser los respon-
sables de 10 sucedido.
Asegura la Sociedad Medica
del Condado que ella no pued:
dictarle normas a la AsOcia-
ci6n Medica pero ell sentimiel.-
to pGblico en- Tampa cree saber
10 que ocurre y persiste en- se
halar a los medicos como auto
res de la nueva "jugarreta" en-
contra del Hospital Municipal y
de los medicos que prestan sus
servicios a las sociedades lati-
mas.
Una anterior ofensiva para
desacreditar ell Hospital y po-
nerlo a discretion de los medi-
cos intrigantes, Sc realiz6 hace
algdn tempo por mediaci6n del
Colegio de Cirujanos.
La colonia latina, que Sc We
egredida por los doctores loca-
les, aunque estos no 10 admiten,
sabra luchar por sus sociedades
y tambien por Ell PRESTIGE del
Hospital Municipal, que perte-
nece al pueblo, no a los intri-
gantes.