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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
EARNINGS

German American Investors Company
reported as ~ September 30 net assets
equal 70 SO - a common share. againa
s. 81, June 30. and 50 IS Sept 80, 1910.
Consolidated Laundries Corporation and
for - weeks ended September
s. had a net loss of S521 against net
profit for II weeks ended Sept T. 1870
~ S4s 36i or 10 cents share on the
common and net profit for II weeks
ended June Il. 1871 OF $50 632. or IL cents
on the common
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

Corporation de-
cfsred dividend of 25 cents on
the common. payable October 81,
10 Stock OF record October IA. A
similar amount was paid July 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

National Battery Company de-
clared a dividend of Is cents on
the common, payable November l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

Distilled Liquors Corporation and sub
sidiaries for hscal year ended August 81
hAG p MT tff-- - tfT7 III fnrfuuruE JfFl Ea2
profit from the sale % capital assets and
after depreciation. taxes. idle plant ex-
penses etc. This compares with a net
loss Of $500 IN the preceding year.
United stairs Trust Company had lndi-
Gated Earnings for September quarter of
Si5.2e share. compared with 1855 IN
the like 1870 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Return
= PuIltS
To Score
1lm.. star Correspondent

FLINT. Oct. A rejuyenated
Flint Northern grid team, smart
ing under its defeat of last week
gave promise today that it stands
ready to defend its Saginaw Valley
football championship after bury
ing Bay City High in the mud oi
Atwood Stadium, 10 to 0.
Guy Houston's charges last night
showed they mean business and
Saginaw Valley opponents had
better beware of two Viking backs
in Johnny Yedinak and Jimmy An.
derson. who scampered long dis
tances TO score Northern's tallie,
i nthe first and fourth quarters
each time running back Carl
Snable's puntS for scores.
1t was J hnny Yedinak who
brought the 1000 fans, who braved
last nights rain to witness the
game, to their feet in the first
quarter when he ran go yards for
the first touchdown.
RUNS 62 YARDS
A few minutes later Snable
punted again. Yedinak took the
ball and ran behind good blocking
90 yards to score again for the
second time. He kicked the extra
point.
Anderson, who had been alter.
mating with Yedinak during thu
game, had his big moment in the
fourth quarter. Sharing Snable's
punt, j m m y encountered the
whole Bay City team charging
down upon him, but he managed
10 elude them all for AZ yards tc
score the Vikings third tally.
Walter Olson. Bay City coach,
tried his passing combination OF
Darwin Goosement- and Johnny
Bishop but they manage TO click
on only one pass. Bay City almost
scored in the second period after
Snable booted the ball 10 North.
ern's 1-yard line. Yedinak's punt
was blocked and a Bay City grid.
der fell on it over the goal line
but the officials ruled both. teams
offside. Yedinak kicked safely the
second time.
Bay City made four fiTst doWni
to three for the Vikings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

RayoDier. Inc. declared divi-
dend of 25 cents on the common.
payable December l, to stock OF
record November Ia. This is the
third consecutive quarterly divi-
dend Of the same amount declared
on the common since payments
were resumed on June 2, last.
VIM. Wrigley Jr. Company de-
clared an extra dividend OF rs
cents in addition TO the regular
monthly dividend OF Is cents. both
payable November l, TO stock OF
record October 20. 1t also de.
clared regular monthly dividends
OF 25 cents each. payable Dec. /,
1871; Jan. 2. Feb. 2. March and
April !, 1912, 10 stock Of record
the twentieth day of each proceed
/ ing month.
Rath Packing Compan de-
clared an extra dividend of 37l2
cents on the common, payable
/ October "a. 10 stock OF record
October Ia This makes a total
of Sl.S7i2 for the present fiscal
year ending October 81.
/ Sharp & Dohme. Inc, declared
a regular quarterly dividend OF
STU cents on the preference
stock, series A. payable November
/, TO stock OF record October II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Farmers Markets

APPLES-Won River, fancy Slu !. Is
bu, No. !, s5as5c; No. 2 soc weaithys.
soc; Mcintosh. fancy, si.75 No. / 1925
u so. No. 2, 75c bu. Elbertas, No. l.
81. asa lis bu.; Greetings. No. !, Sig
i25 bu; No. 2. 81 ou.: Jonathan, fancy.
81; Delicious, fancy, 81 bu. No. /, 81 50
bu.; No. 2. 81.
BEANS fancy. s3a3.25 bu. No.
J, nM2o so; No 2. $3.50 wax fancy 50
beans, no. l. 81 5o9 LIS ou. Lima beans,
BETS Fancy. 81 nu. No. !, IS a soc
doz bchs. so N 75c bu.
BLACKBERRIEs-No /. s3G350 "a
at. crate.
BRoccoLI-Fancy, sl.75; No. /. sI.25a
cABBAGE-ao. r. eeFr75c pu. NO. 2,
soc; red. No. l. sou 75c
CANTALouPEs-No. J. S.25a1.75; No.
n, soc
cARRoTs-Faney, roc doz bchs No.
!. 400 eoe siaI35 blu; No 2. 75e bu-
!, 75ensl bu4; No. 2. SOC bu.
CELERY--Fancy. 351 soc: No /. 25q
soc; No. 2. i0m2Oc doz. bchs
CELERY CABBAGE-Fancy, 81 bu
No. /, SIS n s5c bu.
CELERY ROOT J.. siG1.25.
-GIG-AEERS--Aa--1 --xl.caIS-&!-2s4 - =
bu. No. 2 81; dill. xi75@2 bu. small,
Apt5o; medium. 81 .25a275.
EGGPLANT-No. l. foI SOC bu.
EGGS - Large. s12 5Oh 1900 3O-doz
case; medium. S1l y IL so. small 50 n 2. so.
GRAPEs-No. /. 27a zoe 4-at basket;
okRANNo. /, s-lb. basket. coo aa; No.
oNIoNs-Green, NO. I. 4oa soc dog
ochs dry onions, fancy, 81; No. /, si9
!. 20. S0-lb. sack No 2 75c
PARSLEY RooT-No. / 4oasoc.
,PARsNIPs-No. /. sia125 bu No 2
PEARs-Fsney. 81. 5oaa: No. /, s1,asg
l,I5; No; 2, 75cas1.
QgINCE-So. !. 81. so bu.
hot, No; i. aol soc; No. 2, soc red, hot
PIMENTos-No. j, s5ca 81 bu.; No. p ?
PoULTRY-Hens live. heavy breeds. q
n22c ID. leghorns. lsa zoe broilers
nesyy 5Eq2se r. leshorns lsa21e ID
RADIsHEs- Red, No. / sOd ssc dozs,
lunches No. 2. soc long white No ?. 40
dozen punches; horse. No. 1. slai25 peel
RAsPBERRIEs-Blac No. l. SO. 500
AIS 20-qt. crate
RuTABAGAs-No. ]. 5oa 75c Dbl
soUAsH-summer, No. l. asa soc y
Table Queen squash, No I. so a 75c: No
2, 40c: Italian. No I. SIS n soc peck bas
ket; No. 2, soc; Delicious. No. /, $50
SOC bu.
SWEET coRN--No. i. asa soc; No. 2
Csc 5-dozen sack
ToMAToEs-Fancy, 81 so bu No. /
Isl goo bu. No. 2. soc bu
TURNIPs--No. I. IS 45c doz punches
75c n 81 blu. No. 2, 6Od65c
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. No
l. 500 coo bu.; escarole, No I. 4Od65.
ou. endive. No. /. poe n rs bu: No 2
T5c; kohlrabi. No. !. 35 n soc dor punches
4 hfs Cr.fa. 49,
35 ~ soc hu.; kale. No. l. 40 n soc bu
mustard. No. /. 40a soc bu1; No 2 rs,
bu. head lettuce. No l. 81 bu. No 2
Soc leaf lettuce. No. I. 500 T5c bu col
ards. No ] 20 n SOC hu. ieeks No l. 81
n 75c dog. lunches spinach, No. /. 75c q
81 bu.
VEGETABLE oysTERs-No. /. eOa75,
dozen punches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-BuTTER---Reeeirt
il,7e5 tubs, market steady TO nc up,
extras ~ score, SIC; standards 90 score
cars. 35ke; extra hrsts 81 score. 35ikc
hrsts, $3.50 score. 80 "a q 33c; specials 90
score. 3Ti1 n 3sc.
EGGS Receipts SSH cases: market
steady. current receipts Csc: fresh extrs
hrsts, 3lizc: fresh frsts, 20 a 30c; drties
Csc checks "a.
CHEESE - Twins. 205 a 2ic; daisies
prints and longhorns. 22n22hc.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady Tur
keys. i5m 23ilc, hens, 15N20ihc; leghorr
hens. loH15hc; springers rs n lec: 'broil-
ers, l5I ale: ROSTERS. 1914 i41ac; ducks
l0I ieisc. geese. sd i5c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

Gen. Hugh s. Johnso on,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

or payable In o-rAHS c-EsirA doPuonA stock
o ooy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Rayopier, Inc. declared a divi-

paid a Ike amount August /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE
1871 Range
High Low Div.

54 ! -. Durham
la IL lisa TIvoli
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. oct Prices In cents.
FTROPE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Heat Wave Fails to Take Starch
Out of Washington BowIers

1926 and Johnnie Ressa, Taxi
Go-Round, was close with 160-430
In at 81 victory over Arrow Cab.
With Scorer Don Mitchell rolling
1874 high single and Ted Harker,
1885 at Penn Recreation, their
Fairfax team won two games to
win the Premier Cab championship,
finishing just ahead Of Burlington.
which had led all season up to three
weeks ago. Waldorf Reed shot high
average Of 117-101.
Harry Turner of the Greens in the
Silver Spring Rainbow League was
top man for the night with counts Of
1882 that paced his team to q
81 win from the Fellows.
Bob ODonnell, Skyland Liquor,
had 142 high in the Fort Davis In
dependent League last night, while
Tom Harry, Avenue Grill, was TAX
ing set honors with 1888. The Brad
burn team own three from Avenue
Grill and had high game Of $40 as
well and Skyland Liquor rolled top
set of 1878. Mailman Photo took over
first place with three games from
Hillcrest Pharmacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
TiIden Joins Gallery
As Net Pros Enter
.SemifinaI Play
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Nav 2a-The stands
to which he once played so spec
tacularly and brilliantly. had seat
reserved today for big Bill Tilden as
the national professional tennis
championship continued at the Chi
cago Town and Tennis Club.
Tilden, one of the sports all-time
greats, was eliminated from both the
singles and doubles brackets yes
terday. He bowed in straight sets,
60, 6-3, 6-3, to Keith Gledhill of
Los Angeles in the singles COMPETE
ton. In the doubles, Tilden and his
partner, the veteran Vincent Rich
ards of Bronxville, N. Y. lost to
Berkeley Bell of New York and
Lloyd Bulge Of Lake Forest, ILL.,,
60, 6i3, 6-3.
Other quarter final results yes
terday: Fred Perry, Beverly Hills,
Calf, defeated John Nogrady, Dali
las, Tex, Ga, 81, 81, in the sin
giles, and in the doubles Dick Skeen
and John Faunce of Hollywood,
Calf, defeated George O'Connell,
Chicago, and George Jennings, Ra-
vinia, Ill, 6-3, IS, 6-4, 6t3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Webb Of Tech Gives
Union Typos Nine
Winning Punch
Pitches 6-to-2 Victory
Over Airmen; Titcomb
Another Slab Star

Addition of Buddy Webb, big
Tech High pitcher, to the staff now
that the school season Is ended
promises to make the Union Print
ers' baseball team the same win
ming combination it was last year.
Webb tossed his first game for
the Printers yesterday and gave
Naval Air only five hits as the
Printers won, 60, and at the same
time rose to first place in the U. S.
Government League.
Another sandlot shit game was
hurled yesterday by Titcomb OF
General Accounting ONCE as his
team set back D. G. S., IL, in the
Departmental League.
In other loop games, Railway
Mail nosed out Railroad Retire
ment, 81, in the Government
League, and Maryland Sports Club
outscored Arlington Cantonment
ga, in the Federal-Commercial
loop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29

In spite Of the heat, Washing
ton bowlers still are blasting away
and many expect to do so all sum-
mer, what with the increasing num-
Der of air-cooled maple plants.
Tenpins are becoming more and
more popular at Anacostia Spillway.
In the last meet of the Spillway
Tenpin League Ed McCabe and A..
Burbrink tied for top single with
POT each although the former fin
ished stronger, his $50 set taking
the laurels. George Wilbur, Spillway
manager, has new tenpin league
starting June 6 and asks addicts to
phone him for additional informa-
ton.
Prior to its second annual banquet
the Office Appliance Bowling League
elected Robert Maier Of A. b. Dick
president for next season, succeed
ing John P. Dunnigan. Harry Mil
Ter, Remington Rand, succeeds Fred
Diedrich as secretary-treasurer and
Arthur Hawkes., Monroe, was elected
official scorer to replace Roger john
son. Plans call for the addition Of
four new teams which will bring
the total to Is. The league again
will bowl at the Ice Palace.
In a closely contested special
match at Fort Davis, the Absher
Construction quint won over the
Community BARRIERS by three sticks
1,549 to 1876.
Johnnie Biggs of the lead
ing Lions team in the Animal
League at Silver Spring, led his
mates with counts of 167-407, bu
his team could win but two from the
Wildcats even though they had team
highs of SOP 1857. Ell Hobbs 150-
405 spanked the Leopards' two-gamt
win over the Bears.
Alma Stockings 1888 helped
her quint to team highs in the Sill.
yer Spring Vegetable League ano
three straight from the Cabbages
while George Allen; Potatoes, wa.
leading the men with a $50 game
and 407 set to take the odd tilt from
the Tomatoes. The Peas are on tor
of the loop with a standing of 93.
Summer leagues and the Ice Pal
ace drives apparently bring out
| high scores for John Daniels shot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Lacrosse, Head|iner
AT Annapolis, Sure
To Draw Crowd
Middies Host to Three
Events as Old RivuIs
Face in Five Tests

Speclsl Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 29.-Army
and Navy ring down the curtain on
their respective sports programs for
the year Saturday with five inter-
service encounters here and at West
Point
Three of them, including the big
lacrosse game, will be staged here,
but West Point will play host to
both the track meet and baseball
game.
Colt and tennis round out the
days competition at Annapolis.
Neither ArnyS nor Nays la
crosse team is in the title race, but
that won't stand in the way of a
traditionally brisk engagement. Navy
has been beaten only by Princeton,
but the Middies' schedule hasn't
called for particularly stiff compe-
tition. Army has lost two of its nine
games, including a tilt to the ma
tional championship Johns Hopkins
10. Army, like Navy, was beaten by
Princeton-the former, 60, and the
Middies, 1874.
Navy is a favorite to win the base
ball game at West Point, having won
IA of 10 games. Army'S nine, on
the other hand, has a percentage
just over the 500 mark, with rec
ord of victories in Is starts.
In track Nays balanced squad
also is slightly favored, although
Army has lost only one of seven
dual meets. Up at the Point it's
being regarded as "pay-your-
money-and-take-your- choice" event,
with Cadet supporters willing to
back the team which has crushed
Brown, Penn State and Rutgers in
dual meets and Dartmouth, Iowa
and Columbia in quadrangular en-
gagements. Army's only dual meet
setback came last week end when
Pitt, defending intercollegiate cham
pion, emerged victorious.
Both have capable golf and tennis
teams and these tests may be re-
garded as tossups.
1t Is necessary to have a ticket
to the lacrosse battle here and ap-
plications for the pasteboards indi-
cate that the stick duel will attract
the usual throng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Navy Touchdown Twins
To Lead Bosketers
BY the Associated Press.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 29.-Bill
Busik and Bob zoeller, Nays foot
ball touchdown twins" have been
named co-captains of the basket
ball team.
Captains in five other sports also
have been elected as follows: SWIM
ming, L. r. Edelson; small-bore
rifle, M. H. Sappington; wrestling,
w. P. Carmichael; gymnastics. W.
c. Blattman, and fancing, o. F.
Keeler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Hunt and Leuvens
In Tennis Match

Joe Hunt, Americas fourth ma
tionally ranking tennis player
now enrolled at the Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis, will come to
Washington tomorrow to meet
Donald Leavens of Southern Cali
fornia in an exhibition match at
Edgemoor Club at 3 o'clock.
Leavens is the 24-year-old
coast star who trounced District
Champion Barney Welsh in three
straight sets last Sunday and
tomorrow's match should pro-
duce some of the best tennis
seen here in a long while.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Firemen Lace Star Ten for Hot
Start in Night SoftboN Loop

Homers were hit by Thompson,
Moore and Burdine of the Firemen
In the other game at Washington
last night, Garven's won its second
straight game by taking May Hard
ware, 1877, in free-hitting Capital
City loop contest.
Hamilton went into a first-place
tie in the Bankers Softball League
by defeating Riggs, 11-2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Palace, Village Motors
Clash at BuIIston

Palace A. c. is out to protect its
first-place standing in the WASH
ngton-Virginia League tonight
when 1t meets Village Motors at 8
o'clock at Ballston Stadium.
A victory for Motors would drop
Palace into flrst-place tie with
Arlington Maccabees. Lefty McIn-
tyre probably will hurl for Palace
against Lefty Porter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Fans at Both Spots
To Be Informed
BY the Associated Press.

WEST POINT, N. Y, May 90
Spectators attending the two
Army-Navy sports events here
Saturday will be kept informed,
almost play-by-play, on the
progress of three other Army
Navy contests being played at
Annapolis the same day.
Periodic reports on the away"
events will be broadcast over a
public address system to fans at
the Army-NAvy baseball game
and track meet.
Navy Is entertaining the Cadets
In lacrosse, golf and tennis.
The system will work both ways,
since by means of special d.
rect telephone hook-up Annapolis
fans also will be kept posted on
what's happening at West Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
EnqIe to Coach Terrors

WESTMINSTER, Md, May 20
R.-Charles Rip) Engle, Waynes-
boro Pa) High School football and
basket ball coach and a former grid
star, will return to Western Mary
land as head basket ball and assist
ant football coach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
SPORTS Mirror

Today a year ago-Bucky
Walters, Cincinnati Reds, beat
Pittsburgh Pirates, 40, scoring
his eighth straight victory with
out a defeat.
Three years ago-New York
Yankees slid to fourth place
after their second defeat, liz,
at the hands of Philadelphia
Athletics.
Five years ago-Wilmer ALI
son and Don Bulge named to
face Jack Crawford and Adrian
Quist of Australia in Davis Cup
singles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Flooding Jersey City
Looms as Menace
To Ii. Leaders
BY the Associated Press.


The plodding Jersey City Giants,
unnoticed because Of the commotion
among the flasher clubs at the top
of the International League stand
ings, quietly have made their way to
within two games of the first diyi-
sion in the last 10 days.
While the Montreal Royals were
taking over the lead from the New
ark Bears and the Rochester Red
Wings and Buffalo Bisons were
fighting it out for third place, the
Little Giants have been winning
eight Of 10 games to climb out of the
depths of sixth place.
They made it five in row over
the Syracuse Chiefs last night,
5 to l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29

The new Fire Department soft
ball team is starting right out to
burn up the National Night League.
Making a belated debut last night,
the Smoke Eaters humbled The Eve
ming Star, one Of the league leaders,
1875, at Washington Stadium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Terror Nine Gets Revenge

WESTMINSTER, Md, May %
R.-Western Maryland wound up
its baseball season by gaining
revenge, 10 to 7, over a Mount st.
Mary's nine which routed it, Is to S,
last Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
SoftbuII Rival SOUGHT

A game for tomorrow, Saturday
or Sunday is wanted by the Ma
tional Institute Of Health soft
ballers. Call Tommy Diggs at
Dupont TITO between and o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
GreenbeIt Wants Come

Greenbelt A. C.'s nine wants an
opponent for tomorrow or Saturday.
Call Greenbelt 272l during the day
and Wakefield 94s3 during tbs
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
SoftbuII Dutes Offered

Softball teams of boys from 10 to
IA years of age can obtain games by
phoning Charles Day at Wisconsin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

CHIcAGo-Tony Yale. 1883, Gary.
tie, Wash. (2). TO retain N. B. A. middle
weight title: Booker Beckwith, 10. Gary
Ind, outpointed Solly Kreiger. 174ha,
Brooklyn, N Y. 90.
1876, Norwalk, Conn. outpointed Bobby
(Poison) Ivy, 131. Hartford. Conn. lsl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Army and Navy Teams to Stage Their Traditional Closing Battles Tomorrow

HOT WHILE 1T LASTED-Tony Zale, who
kayoed Al Hostak in the second round at
Chicago last night to retain his middle
weight crown, stands over his helpless foe.
Yale was fired to action by being aoored
early in the opening session.
"A. P. Wirephoto.
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

den r~esolverSe, y Sc reSolveran,
dc manera SatiSfactoria.
ACADIA de regresar de Cu6a,
luegO de conferenciar con ell pre-
Sidente del Centre Asturiano Y
miembros de la directiva, una co
mission de Tampa, compuesta
pOr los Sres. Francisco Gonza-
lez, Juan Fernandez, Jose Fer
nandez y Villaz6n.
Fue una entreviSta cordial, Sc
gun tenemos entendido.
Habra comprendido la direc-
tiva de la Halbana la justicia de
las peticiones de la directiva v
del Centre de Tampa?
LSera possible mantener las
buenas relacioneS que durantd
tantos amos Sc han mantenido?
GCOmprendera la buena ma
DIRE que la hija necesita indepen
La gaceta., 1941-02-27
P lpitaciones de
la colonia latina
UN Case INTERSTATE

FL Centre AsturianO de Tam
pa pOsee en- esta ciudad, leyan-
tados con Ell eSfuerzo de sus So
clos, varios hermogos edificioS
en- ell Sanatorio Y ell hermoso pa.
lacio social de la avenida de Ne
I braska.
Ell Centre de Tampa es una
Delegation del Centre de la Ha-
bana, pero una delegation que
ha sabidO ~construir, con las cuo-
tas Y las fiestas, valioSas estruc-
turas que enorgullecen a la colo
MIA latina.
Antes, en- los primeros amos
de la fundaci6n del Centre, con
frecuencia iban los Socios de
Tampa a la Habana Y sc re-
cluian, enfermos, en- ell SanatO-
rio Covadonga. Ali Sc les aten-
dfa bien y muchos regresaron sa
nos y contentos.
Con ell tranScurso de los amos,
ia Delegation sigui6 progresan-
do y hoy posee un ~sanatorio de
primer orden.
va ell socio no We la necesidad,
conOcieDdo bien las ventajas de
su sanatorio, de ir a la Habana,
al sanatorio del Centre matriz.
Aqui tiene Juen~s m@dicos,
excelente disqualification, mo-
dernos aparatos, enfermeras,
etc.. luego no ha menester de
ir a la Habana. q.
Nuevos problemas han surgi-
do con Ell paso de los amos, aqui
Y ALA; nuevos problemas que
los socios de aqui estiman pue-
La gaceta., 1941-02-27

dancia para adminfstrar 70 que
es suyo, 10 que es producto de gu
labor?
TT Centre de Tampa hcnra al
centre de Ia Ha5ana y las petit
clones de Tampa. bien analiza-
daS, son justas Y sensibles.
Al Sal5&r a Ia Comisi6n. como
ceooreS como somos del pro1le-
eXpresamoS la esperanza &c
que el viaje haya rendido los fru
tos que Ia masa social espera.
La hiia. MAYOR de eiad, edu-
solicita, s~onriente, 10 que
lie pertenece,
La gaceta., 1941-02-27
Una Noche en- Argentina

lReina gran animation para q
sistil Ell pr6Ximo sabado al Ca
baret Privado de la Seaci6n de
Recreo del Centre Asturiano, en-
honor de S. NJ. la Reina de la
institution Astur y su Corte de
Honor.
Todo 10 mas distinguish de
nuestra sociedad Sc congregara
a disfrutar de esta magnfica
fiesta, que por nombre lleva "U-
ma Noche en- la Argentina"
Ell programa que han prepa-
RADIO es como sigue:
IL 100, aperture del edificio;
IL 80, comienzo del bale, con la
orquesta de Bob Sylvester; :"
IL 80, ndmeros de variedades.
LOO continuation del bale,
con la misma orquesta; 800, nj
meros de variedades; $50 a 5,
continuation del bale.
81 tiene Ell prop6sito de asis-
tir, apres1reSe a separar su me-
sa.