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La gaceta., 1942-09-21

CTeeHOS DleH INDEPENDENTLY
Ell medico latino ha servido
siempre conzabsoluta lealtad a
las sociedades mutualistas de
Tampa.
Entire medicos, directivos y
socios surgieron esas desave-
nencias a que listed Sc refiere;
pero la amistad existe y exis-
tira.
Recordamos nosotros aque-
Hos amos injustos cuando a un
medico Sc lie pagaban, por al
gunas sociedades, $50 al mes
Y ell professional tenia que a.
portar autom6vil, gasolina,
vestir bien Y algunas wees le-
vantarse en- horas de la ma
drugada para atender modes
tos dolores de barriga."
Varias veces Sc organizaron
los medicos; pero despues bro
taban dificultades entire ellos
y Sc dividfan......
Afortundamente, ahora los
medicos l~atinos, amigos de las
sociedades, tienen su Colegio
asentado sobre bases s6lidas y
que ACADIA de Obtener, en- nego
ciaciones cordiales y amisto-
sas, importantes ventajas
A toda ciudad culta convie-
ne que sus obreros, cOmercian-
ties Y PROFESSIONALS esten orga-
nizados.
ia ley Wagner, bendici6n
de los amos gloriosos de Fran
ylin Delano Roosevelt, hizo
que Sc organizaran cast todos
los obreros del pals, incluyen-
do los torcedores.
FL obrero organizado y dis
ciplinado, apesar del lestre de
los malos lideres, representa-
siempre una fuerza formida-
BILE.
Cuando ell tr~abajador act1a
undo a sus companero, su po-
tencia crece y SUI MORAL Sc
consolida.
Veinte amos tiene de vida es
tie modesto peri6dico y STEM
pre- hemos abogado por la u
MON de los trabajadores de. la
industria tabacalera.
Por decirlo asi y recomen-
darlo a los tabaqueros, fuimos
molestados y hasta persegui-
dos.
La organization, la union,
es muy necesaria a TODD hon.
bre que trabaja, no importa
cual sea su profession u oficio.
Apoyamos todas las socieda
des medicas que Sc formaron
en- ell pasado y apoyamos aho-
ra, dentro de los limites de la
raz6n, al Colegio Medico.
Mucho nos alegra saber que
los medicos estudian, discuten
v analizan sus problemas.
FL professional bien organi-
zado y bien retribuido, rendi-
"a con gusto, a clientes y ami
gos, sus mjores srevicios y su
mayor cooperation.
No hay abismo entire las So
ciedades mutualfstas y los me
dicos latinos de Tampa, como
no hay abismo entire los obre-
ros y patronos de las mas i'm
pomtantes industries del pals.
Las sociedades mutualistas,
antagonizadas desde su crea-
ci6n, lucharon y progresaron.
Cuando agredieron al DR..
Avellanal, que abogaba por el
mutualismo, sali6 a la defensa
de nuestras sociedades ell Dr.
Altree, a quien todavia no Sc
ha honrado como el 10 mere
cia.
Los tiempos cambian y e.
medico, protegido en- sus de.
rechos, mantiene su amiztad
hacia ell mutualismo, CANA bu'
NOS sueldOs y disfruta mejol
de L. vida.
La gaceta., 1942-09-21

SOClOS v Id COlIulllOdu'
Este CONCEAL ignoraba ell a
canoe de la ordenanza prohi-
hibioniSta: aquel no pensaba
que llegase "tan lejos..."
81 algunos amigos nuestros
hubiesen votado COMO 10 hicie
ron Cannella y Pelaez, no con
tartan hoy con las p~almaditas
acariciantes de los pastores,
pero ST con la estimation de
la colonia latina.
Hay muy pocos borrachos
entire cubanos, espanoles e tia
lianos y los que hay son "arrin
conados"...... la genie Sc apar-
ia de ellos
iY Sc les desprecia porQue
la colonia latina, bien educa-
da, sabe que puede esperar o.
bras buenas del hombre que
toma unas copas y mantiene
su decencia y ecuanimidad
pero NADIA constructive phede
aguardar de los que toman ell
wisky como 81 fuera aqua, Sc
emborrachan, pierden la YER
guenza, pisotean su dignidad
w..
La ordenanza prohibicionis-
ia, la de las IL de la noche, no
es otra cosa que una maniobra
antidemocratica de los "seces"
en- recientes elecciones.
La gaceta., 1942-09-21
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Unidad de obreros y unidad de profesionales.-
La estratagema de los "secos." = Subditos de
Naaciones enemigas.

La cohesion del COlegiO Me-
dico debe mantenerse y no per
judica a nuestras sociedades,
quen Sc erearon para inte-
grar enormes capitales, sino
para servir eficientemente a
sus socios Y la comunidad.
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BUY THESE VICTORY 21a's
NOW

Twenty-six year ~ per cent bonds due
December IS, 1868, callabe December IS,
1868. Issued in coupon or registered form
at the option of the buyer. Commercial
banks will not be permitted to hold these
bonds until ten years after the date of issue.
There is no limit on the amount any eligible
investor may purchase. Interest is paid semi
annually, June IS and Dec. IS. The bonds
will be sold in denominations from $500 to
100000 In the event of the death of
holder, the bonds may be redeemed at 1000
and accrued interest for the purpose of sat-
isfying federal estate taxes.
Two series of shorter term obligations:
(a) ~ per cent bonds due June IS, 194s.
and (b) Is per cent certificates of indebted
ness due one year after issuance. These
securities are open for subscription by
banks, and also by all other classes of in-
vestors, whether private, corporate or insti.
tutonal.
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The 9 Billion Dollar Victory Loan
Drive Is On!

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100 beautiful and 3-piece living room
suites 10 go New and floor sample s
Values up TO 500. sacrifice for cash. $40
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Lumber, Building Materials Upholstering
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prices Cadillac ais.
WINNER Van Lines Interstate. local.
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YOU always save at Kent Furniture. I544l
Electric Washers

A LARGE stock OF rebuilt washers. all
makes; look and run Like brand new ma
chimes: all guaranteed: reasonable prices
FenkeI1 Appliance. 1908 Fenkell.
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Pets and Poultry Supplies
Dogs

Dogs
BOSTON terrier puppies. registered: type
beautifully marked expressive eyes. IL
North. Highland Park.
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/ castings. forgings day service.
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Lumber, Building Materials

ALTERATIONS additions. attic rooms
roofing and siding We take entire Job or
furnish material only no down payment;
up - SO months 20 pay
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American Carpet Cleaning
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War Sub-COntracts
AND
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Eo n nj The eompanies listed In this
St&4 J,S columns are l0oee behind our
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Etl' 4 are the men behind the ssen
FT%LNN behind the guns, speeding mp
f.1S~ war victory for Am<rtral
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SPOR 7 S
BY LEO MACDONELL.

Steve O'NeI Predicted Detroit Lions 10 okin 9
Stardom for Hal White for New Trainin g
Two Years Ago Camp Next Season
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hopes TO clear 100000 for
patriotic organizations.
Wood, the National Open cham.
pion, will oppose Hogan, the
games leading money winner. in
another match in the East. which
is so much sought after il may
be repeated in several other Sec
tons. Corcoran says. VI
A match involving two or more
of these players is planned al
least once week by the PEA TO
keep the dollars rolling in for the
patriotic organizations.
Instead of scheduling all of
these events on week-ends. when
even the star players would like
TO be at their home clubs, many
will be played in mid-week. ac-
cording to Corcoran. And they'll
be twilight events 10 give those in
war work a chance TO attend.
One of Detroit's largest clubs
will announce a match involving
several of the country's star pros
and IT will be a twilight affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
Continued on Page 22)
Stroh BOwIers
Below Form

COLUMBUS. April 29.-Mem-
bers of the famed Stroh team
failed to cause the American
Bowling Congress leaders any
trouble here yesterday as the Big
Ten topnotchers in all four events
remained unchanged.
Fred Wolf hit 628 in the doubles
with Lennie Dettloff as the pair
paced the Detroit pairs in the two
man event with 1887.
Cass Grygier, who scored only
400 in the tandem event, paired
with Howard Curtin. who had GU
as the pair came in with 1112,
finally found his stride in the last
game in the singles. Cass opened
the solo competition with a pair
of 1872 games and then blasted 257
for 621.
Other top Detroit scores IN
cluded Joe Labudde Gle. Jimmy
Marshall 600, Bill Williams 606,
Alex Blues COS and Louie Burr col.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
Tribe in First;
NeWsonn Clicks

NEW YORK, April % UNS).-
Cleveland was travelling proudly
at the head of the American
League today. a toothsome start
for their invasion of the East.
Manager Lou Boudreau was
very much in the mural yesterday
as the Indians gained the exalted
spot over the Yankees by whip
ping the Athletics, s TO 4, for
their ninth straight victory.
The Yankees dropped back 10
second place when ambushed by
the Browns. 3 to 1, Charley Ruff
ing suffering his first defeat of the
year.
Boudreau personally saw to il
that his charges got under way in
proper style. His single in the first
after Heath singled and Weatherly
doubled rifled home two fat runs.
The rookie manager who brought
the Tribe out of the land of dis
content in which they have tepeed
for several years sent home an
Continued on Page 22)
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Good Second in
Trial as Alsab
Takes Poor Sd
BY JACK GUENTHER
United Press Staff Correspondents

LOUISVILLE, KY, April -
(UP) THE sixty-eighth Kentucky
Derby looked today like something
a crossword puzzle expert might
have whipped up on bad day.
but the hard boots began hitching
themselves to the old superstition
that the horse who finishes second
in the Derby Trial wins the Derby
itself.
AS visitors began streaming into
Louisville by the thousands for
what Colonel Matt VIM has pre-
dicted will be the biggest race me
ever has scheduled, the Derby
field still shaped UP as the largest
since 1887. No fewer than ID and
no more than is horses will trot
to the post-but the suspicion was
growing that Sun Again may be
the one TO beat.
FAT RASCAL
Around the paddock and barns
Sun Again is known as Calumet
Farms hope for a second success
Ike that Whirlaway scored here
a year ago. He is a saucy, fat
rascal, this Sun Again is. and
yesterday over the light loan strip
OF Churchill Downs he ran himself
right into what the natives believe
may be a perfect spot for the
Derby Trial-and thereby hangs a
story.
The Trial. a mile spin which an
nually ends tuneup competition
for the race of the roses, was won
by Emerson Woodward's dark
horse Valdina Orphan, but Il is a
matter of history that the winner
OF the Trial never has succeeded
IN winning the Derby.
That honor has gone three times
IN the past four years to the
second horse. Back in 1888. Law
rim was beaten by The Chief, but
he came on four days later to win.
In 1910 COLLABORATION ran second
to Bimelech in the Trial and he.
TOO, came back to win. And last
year. you may remember, IL was
Whirlaway himself who took the
place money behind Blue Pair.
What makes the story even bet
ter is the fact that the man who
trained Lawrin and Whirlaway Is
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
Two of Big Eight
Demaret and Harbert Named TO Play in USO Coll
Exhibitions in Boston and New York
BY VI. +. DRUKENRRoD

Two Michigan golf proS-Jimmy
Demaret of Plum Hollow and
Chick Harbert of Battle Creek
have been named members of the
Big Eight who will play May 10 ir
Boston for the Army and Navy
Relief and May II in New YORK
for the USO.
Thirty-six holes of medal play
are scheduled for both days and
others who will compete are
Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan, Law
son Little, jug McSpaden, Jimmy
Thomson and Craig Wood.
Harbert, by the way, also has
been invited to compete in the
Inverness (Tole o) Invitational
tournament.
The Boston and New York
events. Fred Corcoran, tourna-
ment manager of the PEA, re-
vealed while here TO help arrange
for the Ryder Cup match, open a
lengthy schedule of exhibition
featuring the countrys
leading pros, whereby the PEA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
Sun Again in Front
AS Derby Horse to Beat
Pin Duo
Hits 1913
for Lead

Competitors who like a target
worth while have one tonight at
Olympic where the championship
doubles standard is now 1343 set
by William Nickel and Kenneth
IBuckshi from Fort Boulevard Rec
reation.
Nickel took TOO while Buckshi
had 634. Henry Jankowsky and
lAl Killian from Millett's went to
third on 1911 with Killian snatch
ling $50. Stanley Baker and
Gordon Tanner of Warren Bowl
succeeded to fourth on 1909.
Nickers 709 gave him 1851 in
Iall-events the compilation of which
is not complete. Killian's $50 gave
him 1891 and Harry Ralston has
1877.
14O4 Is RECORD
Consequently, George Grip Van
iWinkle) Holmes, Chester Bukow-
ski, Emil Dimitrie, Louis Sielaff.
Bill North, Fred Miller, George
Lasher. Bud Werner, Fred Breckle.
Dave Berger, Bob Johnston, and
Others scheduled tonight have
something to beat. The city rec
ord of 1404 belongs to the Gavie
brothers, Henry and John.
Members of the Ekhardt- Becker
team pair up as follows: Bukow-
ski : Dimitrie, II o lines Sielaff,
North-Miller, Werner is with
Lasher.
In overaverage doubles. fifth
came to William Klein and Art
IStambersky on 207 from 1871.
At Detroit Recreation the night
passed without anything happen
ing to the leaders in A division.
Kelsey-McGraw and Detroit Brass
from UAW-CIO TIA League did
l2718 and 2796 respectively. Noble
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
Sox Threaten
Our Hold on Sd
Hal Whites Streak
Ended by Red Sox
in Eastern Opener
By LEO MACDONNEL

BOSTON, April 29.-To Al Ben
ton today will go the task of
keeping the Tigers from being
dropped behind the Red Sox in a
battle for third place in the Amer
ican League standings.
AS the two teams grid for the
second test in a three-game set.
the Tigers were leading the Red
Sox by the skinny margin of one
half game. The Indians and
Yankees are still on top. of course.
Yank Terry, winner of 26 games
for San Diego and voted the most
valuable player in the Pacific
Coast League last season, is slated
TO hurl for the BoStons.
Benton has started In three
games. but is yet to achieve
victory. Though he pitched good
ball, he was charged with defeat
in two of the games and in the
other he retired with the score
tied and when the Tigers won
eventually, credit for the triumph
went to Johnny Corsica.
A BAD START
With a setback at the hands
OF the Red Sox, s to 1, here yes
terday, the Tigers did not start
their first Eastern invasion au-
spiciously. The defeat broke a
winning streak that had been ex-
tended to five games.
Hal White. recruit right handler
from Buffalo who created a SEN
sation in baseball circles when he
fashioned shutouts in his first two
starting assignments in the major
leagues, tried for a third straight
victory but punched hits, errors
and the failure of his teammates
to hit in the pinches combined to
lick the Tigers in their initial
game of the year at Fenway Park.
About 5000 paid customers saw
the Red Sox triumph.
White pitched six innings. dur
ing which time the good-looking
New York Slater was touched for
seven hits and four of Boston's
six TALES. One of the blows was
a home run by Jimmy Foxx, the
Red Sox first baseman's second
of the season. 1t came with Ted
Williams on base. Harold New
houser pitched the last two in
nings against the Red Sox.
DOUBLE PLAY HURT
Charley Wagner went the. route
for the Red Sox and gave DIP but
six safeties, which he kept pretty
well scattered. Three double plays,
in all Of which Bobby Doerr took
part. helped Wagner to turn back
Tiger threats.
With a run in the second in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29
REPORT LOUIS TO co OVERSEAS

BOSTON, April 29-Steve ONeill manager Of the
Tigers Beaumont farm club than predicted
that Hal White would some day star in the big leagues
Steve then at Buffalo and White of his
pitchers 1t looks like Steve may be great prophet
The Detroit Lions looking for training camp
They do plan back Cranbrook Lieut.. Gordon
Mickey Cochrane is wearing the uniform he
of the Tigers directing the gobs practices Lakes
Herman Fshman of Detroit and IT, of NJ Cochranes
most promising pitchers the naval base Great Lakes will
play Notre Dame this Friday South Bend proceeds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-29

from the rshOd Grads spring football at Nore Dame
Saturday will the widow and three children of the late
Tommy Yarr who died from heart aimen Chicago last
Christmas.
Lieut. Col A. P Baston who is organizing battalion for
overseas service auto in Mdwesten states is
Bert Baston, famous AAmercan Minnesota
years back he used to Fudge Wymans losses
great combnaonon of those Herberto Huson Green
Bay Packers) duos.
Jimmy Wilson likes to recall the Dizzy Dean who just
fresh rocking during the spring training trip of the Cardinals
in 1881
I'VE playing Athletics day." man.
of the Cubs when the first three Philadelphia baers
got to base on Dir hoping he would get real
good to take Of the freshness Of him t looked
like he would because the next three htters Mickey
Cochrane, Jimmy Foxx and Bing Miller What do you think
he did? He just struck out the three Of them
of the field as II he hadn't done much of anything We're
embarrassed"