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La gaceta., 1941-01-03
Nueua Directiua

En- la junta celebrada en- la
loche de aver por la Secci6n de
Dana del Circulo Cubano, fue
slecta la nueva oficialidad, que
integran; Srta. Mercedes Fer
nandez, p~residenta, reeiecta por
quinta vez; Srta. Mary Perrone,
vice presidenta Srta. Aida Con
zalez, secretaria Srta. Dolores
Rodriguez, vice Secretaria; Srta.
Aida Vale, tesorera Srta. Ligia
Vega, vice tesorera, e Irene Fer
nandez, reporter.
La Directiva saliente la inte-
graham las sehoritas Mercedes
Fernandez, Sra. Alicia Rodri-
guez, Aida Vale, Irene Fernan-
DEE, Mary Perrone y Ligia Vega
Con estas lineaS Saludamos a
las bellas muchachas, a las que
dsSeamos muchos exitos en- suS
funciones.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
EmpezardR ell domingo

FL domingo iniciara la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Astu-
riano su anunciada serie de bai-
les nocturnos. Tendran efecto en-
la sala principal de su edificio
social.
La Secci6n de Recreo Sc prOpo-
ne presentar semanalmente un
nuevo conjunto musical, cores
pondiedo Ell primer bale a la or
queSta Arthur Warre," que &C
tualmente sc %encuentra en- ell Sa-
lon de las Palmas, del "Hotel
Tampa Terrace" Probablemen-
tie con esta orquesta Sc prssenta-
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
Capttulo de Enfermos

Hoy damos a conocer los non
bres de los enfermos de la est.
mazda Sociedad Circulo Cubano
Isabel Rodriguez, Ana P. Ma.
cias, Onelia Espinola, Victoria
Largel, Made Clark, Inocencia
Blister, America Pinero, Carl
dad Blister, Maria Garcia Per
muy,
Roberto SILVA, Francisco Fer
nandez, Joe ISABELLA, Ramon de,
Vale Vega, Armando Martinez
PUG, Julian AcoSta, julio Gar
balosa. Leonila Fleitas Franci.-
co Llauget, Manuel Roman Mo
rej6n, Rafael Reyes, Francisco
Coucciro, Rogelic Santirso.
DeseamOS para ellos un prom
to Y total restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
DIVORCIOS

De cretos: James f. King
contra Mary Alice King; Daisy
Haynes contra Marvin Haynes;
nuevas demands: Helen Eskin
contra David Eskin; Sallie Abb
ney Fulp contra John Richard
Fulp; Maria Tulsa Rogue con-
ira Felix Rogue; John Cristen-
sen contra Ruth Christensen;
Lurline Gray AndersC ncontra
Harry Sylvester Anderson.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
En- Ell Columbia

En- dias pasados Ia simpatica
entidad social "Coterie", celebr6
un banquete en- ell luioso Restal
rant Columbia.
FL acto tuvo lugar en- ell Patio
Espanol y los ALI reunidos baila
ron al compass de la orquesta
que dirige el joven Henry Tu-
della.
Sc hallaban preSentes las Sc
noritas Grace Falsone, Annie LII
cata, Mary Obey, Josefina Fail
some, y Jennie Leone.
lEsposos; Angelo Spicola v
Sra, Luis Cagnina y Sra, John
Lazzara y Sra, Ernesto Pomia-
no y Sra, Felipe Leto y Sra,
Felipe Lazzara y Sra, ice Ro-
dante, Joe Lazzara y John Alba
no.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
MGtimee BoilGbls

Pasado maiana v~erificara Ia
estimada Secci6n de Recreo de-
Centre Espanol otra matinee
mas, de su famosa serie. Esta,
como las anteriores, Sc vera con-
curridisima.
Ell palco de la musica sera G.
cupado por la orquesta Don
Francisco, ~conjunto que cada
dfa Sc capita mas simpatizado-
res.
Las damas pagaran rs cts. Y
los caballeros so cts.
I'm BGnQwete
En- dfas pasados los compo-
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
BGile IRfGnta

FL entrante Domingo la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Cfrculo Gu
bano ofrecera a los pequenuelos
una matinee bailable, en- ell sa-
Ion principal de su edificio.
La popular orquesta LA Tro-
pical", bajo la direction del Sr.
Laureano Triguero, sera la en-
cargada de amenizarla.
Empezara a las cuatro de la
tarde y Sc extendera hasta
las?
Muy m6dica sera la cantidad
que Sc senale pOr la entrada.
Habra dos premios, uno para
la pareja mas elegante y otrc
para la que mejor bale.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

nentes de Ia Case 1899 de la A
cademia Jesuit High School,
Sc Ieunieron en- ell restaurant
Las Noveiades', donde efectus
rcn una comida,
Estos j6yenes graduates sc
han hecho el prop6sito de reu-
nirSe anualmente, zanzibar i'm
preSioneS Y al mismo tempo re-
cordar los tiempcS eScolares, CO.
mo tambien a Sus carinosos pro
feSores.
A eta reunion as~iStieron ell
Reverend F. Martin; John j.
Toomey, Asistente del Abogado
del CondadO; Thomas Bergen,
Billy Crichelow, Jack Rose,
James Hodge, Thomas LeDuc,
Mike DiMaio, Buddy Clark,
John Fabata, Fran. Syein, Da-
mel Lubrano, Juan Silverio, jr.,
Luis r. Gonzalez y Joseph Butz-
hold.
.Despu6S de Saborar ell rico
menu bailaron a los acordes de
la orqueSta LES CaballeroS de
la COnga".
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
NOTAS SOCIALE
(PoR A R RoDRIGUEZl

una de las sociedades hara en-
La Verbena, asi como las Com
parsas que presentaran.
Ell Sr. Glamour, ruega la a
sistencia de los mas arriba cita-
dos.
Complacido.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

ra 9 "Floor Show que actta en-
dicho Hotel.
Los bailab,es daran comienzo
a las siete Y media de Ia noche
terminaran a las 1l:30.
Los precios senalados por la
entrada son a base de 25c las
damas y soc los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de I'm aho $500,
Y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $1.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 2202
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
M Ell CICLISTA RE.
BOIL

Newark, N. j., Enero Sci
excampe6n nacional amateur ci-
clista, de carreteras, Tino RebO-
Ii, ha sido llamado a prestar SER
vicio en- ell ejercito. Reboli tiene
81 amos y Sc ha venido distin-
guiendo como un ciclista profe-
sional.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
LLAMADO AL SERVICIO Ell
STACK

Chicago, Enero 3.-Eugenio
Stack. Ge % ahos, un pitcher de
les Medias Blancas, ha sido la
mado a preStar servicio militar
y debera agregarse al ejercito Ell
dia 7 de este mes.
Stack fue comprado del club
Lubbock, de Texas, ell ano pasa-
do.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
UN NUEYO SERVICIO PARA
LAS MADRES LATINAS

La Junta de Recreo de la ciu-
dad de Tampa ha acordado dar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27

The Helping Foot

looking al his small head with
ITS curly black hair, its low fore
head. straight nose. hard mouth
and strong chin.
The audience sighed again. one
woman looked al another 10 SCI
how she reacted so that she coulC
tell her husband that night how
ridiculous Mrs. WhooSis, her bes'
friend. acted when Tony Ripenc
came on the stage.
Nearly all the wives wondered
whether they hadn't been a LITTLE
hasty in marrying their husbands
They imagined with little trem
blineS how il would feel 20 rur
their fingers through that curly
hair.
They were churninG with these
feelings and wondermentS wher
Tony made his exit.
WANTS INTERVIEWS
He was knotting his tie II
front of the dressing-room mirrol
when Joseph Prime, his smooth
suave manager knocked anc
came in.
They're out In the alley
again." he grihhed, "about
thousand. They all have auto
graph books"
20. X Tony shrugge
where the hell's the pene It's
coed thing / learned read
and write"
a Miss Lorraine Spindler Of
the Star-Blade wants an inter
view
I'll see her here IS minutes
before the show tonight. No
sooner. II she comes, won't
he here"
Maybe she wouldn't fall for
you"
THE hell she won't. They all
do. Rem amber me: I'm
beautiful. You ought tn know.
You built me up In the papers"
you're not had looking,
Tony" Prime admitted. But
do YOU know II, Your swelled
head stands out, even for an
actor"
You're cock-eyed, joe" Tony
told him earnestly, 81 amt
swell-headed. / just know I'm
handsome. don't take any
credit for II. It's n birthmark.
Like having mole on your
nose.
But it's paying me of. Five
hundred smackers a week on
run-of-the-play Equity. And
these heusy punks In Hollywood
with their tongues hanging out,
trying TO sign me to movie
contract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
MOVIE OFFER RAISED

"Skoiski Of Mammoth has
raised his offer to 1000 a week"
mo dice. Three grand a week
on n graduated contract. Four
grand the second year. Five the
other three. And get mouth
piece 10 draw II up. / don't
want no holes I'm IT."
They won't give ID 10 you"
ooh. yes they will" Tony
nodded, I'm hot. Society's
picked me up. The magazines
are giving me spreads. The
columnists mention me nearly
every day.
II have to sneak away to eat
the kind of food I'm used to in a
Coffee Pot. I'm the talk of the
town. How much dough have l
got In the bankc"
Eighteen thousand six hun
dred and fifty dollars and eleven
cents"
"And six months ago I was
living I'm a barrel In a back yard
on Yucca street I'm Hollywood.
Who do I eat with tonight
"The choice tonight Ia Gloria
Trent, the model; Brenda NAL
lot. debutante; Liz Morrison"
Gimme the Morrison dame"
Tony instructed, "the other two
are blondes. For crying. I've
been out with so many blondes
they give me hay fever.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
SHE'S PEOPLE

"And that Morrison dame Is
people. Class. Rich and ultra
snooty-one word from her and
you're in--or out. Her family
was society when old Jake Astor
was peddllng furs.
Besides. she's nice kid.
Society. That's my dish. IL al
ways was"
He had dinner with Liz Morri
son at the Stork Club. After tn,
show he took her 10 the Morocco
and after that they went ridinj
in a hanson through Contra
Park.
And Tony was telling her tn,
story of his life.
81 came up the hard way,
liz" he told her. II was born
In st. Louis. MY old man ran
fruit stand. My mother was
an actress.
"She went hsywire over him
because he looked like me. You
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-27
By CHARLES McGuRK

THE Wednesday matinee audi
4 ence coughed. ratified ITS col
lective programs, crossed ms silk
clad legs and talked or listened
N stories about Juniors Spring
cold or the insolent manner OF
servants who since tho coming Of
this man. Roosevelt. were de-
nsnding = living wage for their
lahors.
me reason for its waning Al
tention was the lack Of anything
interesting going on on the stage.
The scene was the private office
q a pretty bat fading woman
president Of a cosmetics company
Ada Lane, who played the presi-
dent. was on. She looked far from
fading and any man could sec why
Tor years she had been a famous
international Coincidence.
She sat a. her desk. bored and
indifferent and very pretty and
listened while some fellow told
her Of a new formula for facial
cream he had discovered.
4 model in a kinono stood
looking boredly out the window.
The scene was necessary 10 the
action OF the story OF Lights and
Shadows one Of the Broadway
hits Of, the season.
But its fatal weakness for 2
matinee audience was that there
were no men in II.
AUDIENCE WIGGLES
The door AZ upper left opened
suddenly with 'whoosh" and
closed with. hang after letting
in the Statuesque and voluptuous
blonde secretary TO the president.
She walked 10 the desk and ad-
dressed her boss with awe.
Hamilton Gregg Il outside.
The HOLLYWOOD star. You know.
He wants 20 see you. NV God
he's the most beautiful man i
ever saw"
Tie audience wiggled 10 the
edge Of its seats. for this is what
il really had paid its money "a
see. Ada Lane boredly said. Send
him in" and the blonde went out
Then Tony Ripend made his
entrance. coming in with lone
strides that brought him down
stage until ne was almost at the
footlights.
He wore White polo shirt.
white riding breeches and black
riding boots. He carried polo
maftet IN his hand.
He was 6 feet tall. His shoulders
were stopping and wide. The
smooth muscles of his arms and
chest rippled under the skin-tight
shirt.
His body cut inward from the
shoulders 10 a small waist. His
long legs were wide apart. They
made you think of pillars.
VOICE HARSH
Inc audienCe drew III ltS DTedtf
and let il out in a long, shudder-
ing sigh. 1t sat with its eyes
glued on this vision. II wiggled
and sighed again. Tony began TO
speak his lines.
His voice was harsh and his
diction tough. There was no
smoothness about il. You felt
that this was the way he always
talked
He had none of the mincing
affectation that has always dis
tinguished matinee idols since
there were matinees.
But the audience didn't hear
what he was saying. They were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Samuel Metzger
Dead at "a

GREENVILLE. Jan. 27-Sam-
uel T. Metzger. "a. one of Michi-
CAMS most colorful rural poll
ticians and commissioner of agri.
culture in the administration OF
Gov William A. ComStock, 5 dead
today. MIR. Metzger. whose full
name was Samuel Jefferson Tilden
Metzger. died in University Hos
pital. Ann Arbor, yesterday.
Mr.. Metzcer was involved IN
one Of the bittereSt controversies
of the ComStock regime when the
governor pardoned Metzgers son,
Thomas r. Metzger. five hours
after he had been sentenced to
serve 90 days in Jail for assault
and battery. A group of Montcalm
Democrats demanded Mr.. Metz
gers resignation, but Metzger was
supported by the governor.
Services for Mr.. lMetZger will be
held here at 2 p. m. Wednesday
in Faber Chapel. Honorary pail
bearers viii be Gov. Murray ID.
Van Wagner. Comstock. State
Treasurer Theodore L ErX and {.
Sophus Johnson, city manager OF
Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Mrs. Marion BeItdire
Illness Fatal to Mother of
News Sports Writer

Funeral service for Mrs.
Marion Elizabeth Beltaire, mother
of Mark A. Beltaire of the sports
department OF The Detroit News,
wifi be held tomorrow morning at
the Hamilton Funeral home, 1919
Cass avenue.
Mrs. Beltaire died yesterday
after an illness that kept her al
most belfast for the last three
years. She was born in Little
Falls, N. Y, on Feb. %, 1888, and
came from a pioneer New York
state family.
She was married to Mark A.
Beltaire at Buffalo. n. Y, on
June ], 1908. and had resided IN
Detroit since 1910. She lived at
1910 Strathcona avenue.
Mrs. Beltaire was an ardent golf
and bridge player and at one time
held the women's championship OF
the Western Golf and Country
Club. She is survived by her hus-
band and son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Rev. Mr.. La Mar(he

Funeral services for the Rev.
Norman La Marche. who observed
his eightieth birthday anniversary
10. will be held at the
Methodist Church
Mich, at 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The Reverend La Marche died
at his home at Richmond on
Saturday after a short illness. lie
was born in ST. Catherine, Ont,
and entered the Methodist Epis-
copal ministry at ST. Marys, Ont,
in 1879. He was transferred to
Michigan in 1908, and occupied
pulpits at Bay City, Richmond,
Marine City and Morenci.
In 1887 the pastor lost his eye
sight but carried on his ministry
in spite Of this handicap. He made
his home in Detroit with his son,
DR.. Norman O. La Marche. He is
survived by his widow, Ethel; four
sons. George and Ernest of Chi
cago: Melville of Washington and
Doctor La Marche. He has seven
grandchildren and one great grand
daughter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Obituaries
H. 5 Burlingamel
A. and P. Executive Dies
at Birmingham Home

Funeral services for Harold :.
Burlingame. Detroit grocery eN-
ecutive. will be held in the Bell
Funeral Home, $50 East Maple
avenue. Birmingham. at ? p. m.
today with cremation following
the services.
Mr.. Bur1ingame was director OF
warehouse operation for the cen
trail western division of the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company.
He had been with the company
more than 25 years.
Stricken with heart attack a
month ago Mr.. Burlingame died at
his home, 3S4 Lake Park drive,
Birmingham. at noon Saturday.
He was born in Providence. r.
I. as years ago, and came to De-
troit seven years ago to take up
the post he held when he died.
He is survived by his widow,
Caroline, and two sons, Richard,
II, and Andy, 13.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
4iqhIiqhts

1907 Blonde WJR:
Burns and Allen WWJ;
Lone Ranger -. WXYZ.
800 p. m.-ThoSe We Love
WJR; James Melton
WWJ: l Love a Mystery
WXYZ.
$50 p. m. - Pipe Smoking
Time WJR. Margaret
Speaks WWJ; True or
False WXYZ.
900 p. m. ~ Radio Theater
WJR; Or. l. Q. WV.
$50 p. m. - Showboat
WV; Carry On Canada
CKLW.
1000 p. m.-Guy Lombardo
WJR; Contented Hour :.
WWJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
George Dews
Chief Steward on D. & 6
Lines Dies, in Florida

News Of the death OF George
sDews of 1875 Lamont avenue at
Lakeland, Fla, was received IN
Detroit today.
MIR. Dews was known TO thou
sands of Detroiters by reason of
his IS years OF service as chlet
steward on ships of the d. and c.
line.
He was born in Durham. Eng
land, in 1874 and came to the D.
and c. line in 1927. He served on
various vessels of the line and last
Summer was chief steward of the
City of Cleveland III in service
between Detroit and Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
LuckyWoman Finds
Relief from Torture
of keuritis Pain

lhOranos who suffered from the tofturinr
pains Of rheumatism. sciatioa lnnntngo. ne,e
faiga and Deunus-afe certainly happy over
Their discovery Of kuRITO. Now ttSey have
iPund a quick acting formula which speedily
reieVes iho'se ethausiIng muscular aches and
pains NJkilD u tr1s worthy and dependable
CONTAINS no opiates II YOU want TO feel again
NE Joy Of rfliei Iom paiu--so you can Vofk IN
peace and sleep m cornioff-he wise and i'm,
- '--rrr ms Iru-ICiai fudfsnfec II ~,
very inst three docs do not relieve that cruel
pam 70 your satisfaction your money nil ~
fetUnoed Don suffer. Ash your druRgist today
ior kUkiIO On TIA guarantees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
500 Join Hoover Group

NEW YORK. Jan. l27-INS)-
Herbert Hoover'S National Com
mittce on Food for the Small
DcmOCfacics today announced that
nearly 800 prominent persons
throughout the country have
joined the movement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
WANTED my boy
todowenm school
once | worried over his
marks-just wpassing."

IT REASONED why not help him
i in the way I had been helped
when rundown. His work was a
strain. He seemed to eat well enough but
somehow he lacked the zip to study"
children need SIS. Tonic
SIS. Tonic may be just what your
child needs, too. Frequently. lack OF zip
20 play or study indicates that the red
blood cells are weak -particularly is
this so in children Of grade school age.
II you or your child needs to over
come a rundown condition due to
weak red blood. In the absence Of an or
Fanic trouble or focal infection. Just try
SIS Tonic soon you should note
improvement toward sturdy health.
trial will convince you
sSS. record OF accomplishment war
rants your giving It a trial. Thousands
know OF its amazing BENEFITS SCI
entists have proved 1t, too, Available in
two convenient sizes . . ask for the big
20 OF. bottle at a saving. GS.S.S. Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
What's On the Air
MONDAY AFTERNOON.

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
bN the stations herein
listed. II the presentations
a. scheduled ARE not ON
the air. the fault lies With
the stations and not The
Detroit Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Structure to Be New England Colonial in Style

with complete recreational and
educational facilities for these &C
tivities Of the church.
Ten Ciassrooms
The large recreational hall
Evans said. would have a CON-
pletely equipped stage. 10 individ-
ual classrooms and q smaller study
hall to accommodate meetings OF
church organizations.
Mock and Morrison, Tacoms
architects, will supervise eonstruc.
ton.
Tacoma Central Ward eongrega-
ton has been housed In its present
building at No. l. and Steele SITS.
for some 20 years.
The increase in Taeoma's popu-
lation," said Bishop Evans. has
made 1t evident that we are rapidly
outgrowing our present facilities.
The large number OF our boys who
have been moved to Fort Lewis
from other sections Of the country
where they have been active men,
bers Of the l.. ID. s. church has
taxed our present building
we have thought particularly
Of these army fellows in making
our plans. We already know of al
least 1900 of them and II is oul
obligation TO make possible for
them the same kind of sustaining
influences which they would have
at home--desirable social contacts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Completion Of plans for the
$50. 900 church and recreational
edifice TO he erected here by ra-
coma Central Ward church of
Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
WAS announced Thursday by Bishop
Elvin r. Evans upon his return
from the 112th annual general con-
ference Of the Mormon church IN
Salt Lake City.
Bishop Evans was accompanied
on the Salt Lake City trip by Lgs
Dickson, first counsellor Of the
Tacoma Central Ward bishopric.
Had 10 he Approved
Although plans 70 construct the
new church on q site at So. 4th
and L SITS. were divulged here a
couple of weeks ago, the details
were subject to approval OF the
central church authorities. That
was obtained at Salt Lake City
where general details were worked
out by the church architects, on
the design shown herewith.
This design, Bishop Evans said.
will be true New England colonial
in style with a two-story oolumned
portico protecting the entrance.
An s5-foot spire win surmount
the corner section and there will
be included in the building a chapel
and auxiliary seating capacity for
more than 700 persons. together
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

and wholesome recreational sctivi-
ties for which the church Is noted. :"
Offer 10 Help
Many soldiers at the fort, Evans
said. have expressed their eager
ness 10 help In the manual labor
necessary on the project.
we welcome their offers of as
sistance," he said, as we do the
help OF everyone who wishes to
engage in a wholesome, worthwhile
community activity. The project
is being made possible through the
donations OF labor and money from
both church members and their
friends"
Church officials said provision
was being made in the new build
ing for each of the five special
activities: the Mutual Improve
ment association, the Sunday
school. Relief society. Primary
association and the Genealogical
society.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Sons Of Italy
Dinner Saturday
Public Affoir
In Volhollo Holl

Each year at this time spa
ehetti dinners are popular with
various organizations observing the
discovery Of America BY Chris
topher Columbus.
Another public dinner Is one
TO be sponsored by the Sons Of
italy auxiliary. virtus lodge. Sat
urday night at Vslhalla hall, So.
18th and X SITS
In order 10 accommodate the
throng expected and to provide
plenty Of opportunity for those
attending 10 get their fir Of
the traditional meat balls and spa
ehetti. the committee in charge
of arrangements. headed by Vito
LAMA and Edna Marchese. an
nounced that dinner will be served
starting at s O'Clock. Service will
continue until s.
Assist Chairmen
Program features will include
several surprises. to be elimaxed
by dancing in the auditorium.
Dinner will be prepared under
the direction of Lena Minnicocci.
Assisting general chairmen will
be Mike Scalara. Joe Carbone,
Primo Minnicocci. Tom Alongi
and Frank Milano. Sons of italy;
and There's Scslara, Armelo
Porto. Carolyne Turko. Helen MAJ
zuca and Adeline Carbone, Virtus
lodge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Warspiie Officer
To Address Club

A dramatic account Of the Brit
ish batueship wsrspite's part in
the present war VIII be given by
Sir Charles Madden. second in
command. al an open meeting Of
the Young Mems Business club
Friday noon at Hotel Winthrop.
Music will be furnished BY the
1880 A. 7. 3. hand from Fort
Lewis.
Non-club members may make
reservations BY phoning the YMBc
office, BR 1923.
The presidents. or heads, Of the
following L. s. Canadian and Brit
ish military posts or groups and
their members have been invited
to this Dutch-treat luncheon: Mrs.
George Palmer. president, Welsh
American society. George Michel,
president. British-Ameriean War
Relief: Jack Pennant. president.
British-American society. Mrs.
Carl Mentzer, president. Phil Sher-
idan Relief corps; Mrs. Hugh Cob
bett. president. Canadian Legion
auxiliary: William Mcintosh, COM
mander, Canadian Legion post;
John Mulvey of the 40 ct S; also
the commanders and members of
American Legion and VFW posts.
Frank Walters and DR.. n. f.
Magnussen are in charge of the
meeting and s. A. Perkins IS chair
man of the day. 4