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La gaceta., 1941-01-14

Ell pensamiento y sirve a la so
ciedad cubana.
Els una presidenta que no tie
ne o~posici6n entire sus compane-
ras porque ha sabido hacer de
elias buenas y carinoSas amigos.
Mercedes va a las fiestas v
con la mayor modestia realiza
su trabajo.
81 Sc lie invita- a las fiestas de
las Sociedades hermanas, con Ia
miSma gracia y la misma modes
tia representa- al Cfrculo Y todos
dicen de ella: Els una muchacha.
inteligente y graciosa.
Ell Cfrculo Cubano ACADIA de
reelegirla y a n~Osotros toca con-
gratularla.
Muy valiosa es la labor de las
muchachas de las Secciones de
Damas de las Sociedades v Lo-
gas de Tampa. Elias dedican no
ras, dias y meses a la obra de
ayudar a las SOciedades que re-
presentan, que eS contribuir al
progreso de Tampa Y en- parti-
cular. de la comunidad latina.
SOnriendo y riendo Mercedi-
taS Fernando ha sido Y es una
admirable p~residenta de la Sec
ci6n de Damas del Cfrculo Cuba
no.
Una presidenta suawe, aifect
ruosa, basada en- la compression
mutua de las lindas muchachas.
Nosotros la congratulamos por
su reelection y de pasO congra-
tulamos tambien a sus compahe
ras.
Con Il exito de las muchachas
laboriOsas y sencillas, las Socie-
dades ganan nuevos laureles y
benefician grandemente a Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14
UN EDIFICIO
DE LA HERCULES pow
DER

Kenvil, N. j., Enero 14-Un
incendio destruy6 hoy un edi-
ficio que Sc venia usando en- la
fabrication de compuestos pa
ra fulminantes, en- la planta
de la Hercules Powder Co.
Tres hombres resultaron lesio-
nados. Los danos son de poca
importancia. Una chispa en- la
secci6n de nitratos del edificio
produio una detonaci6n y des-
pu6s ell incendio, a las 3 de la
madrugada,
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

T~itulares de los peri6dicos de
Roma sobre la peticion de pode-
res, amplios y legftimOs pode-
res hecha por ell presidente Roos
evelt: Roosevelt aSusta al pue-
bio American. FL Canine para
violar la Neutralidad con Impu-
nidad. Ell pueblo de Estados u
nidos pagara las deudas de In
glaterra".
Esos titulares mienten al de-
cir que Ell pueblo americana Sc
asusta; pero coinciden con las
estridencias de los miembros de
la Quinta Columna.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14
Taft opuesto al plan del Presidente
Clark desea lamar a Kennedy y Bullitt.
Embarcaciones torpederas en- direction del SUI

ha pedido y mantener la a aaa
inglesa saparsda de "rl stra
propia defensa." Con sus pa
labras Taft sc ha colocado jun
to al senador Wheeler, de
Montana, otro de los partida-
rios del ~aislamiento. Wheeler
ha dicho que solo quedara
complacido 81 la peticion del
gobierno es derrotada.
Taft limitaria los prestamos
a Inglaterra, para empezar,, a
81, OOO, OO0,0O0 o ,OOO,-
900.
Once embarcaciones torpe-
deras tipo mosquito salieron
hoy del arsenal de Brooklyn
en- direction de las aguas del
sur. Sc uniran al cuerpo prin-
cipal de la flota del Atlantico
v operaran desde las cerca-
Mas de Key West. Todas las
pruebas reahzadas, aun en-
mar picada, dieron los mejO-
res resultados. La marina ha
ordenado la construction de
IA embarcaciones de 70 pies
de largo cada una.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

Unas lfneas del peri6dico ma
ri "Voelkischer Beobachter" so
bre la ayuda que ell pueblo anne
ricano ha prometido a Inglate-
ira: Entire Ell Mejias, que resca-
tarfa a Inglaterra, y las islas
Britanicas, media ell oceanO.
Nuestros aviadores contrOlan
las islas britanicas. Ellos veran
que los trabajos del nuevo Me-
sias sean arruinados alli, dOnde
este Mesias NADIA tiene que per-
DER.
Ell pueblo de Estados Unldos
salvara a Inglaterra porque el
deber del pueblo americana, en-
estos amos de lucha, es impedir
que las garras emponzonadas
del buitre nazi sc claven en- la
delicada piel de America
TX para que los semisaRva-
les Y ultra-crueles no Sc burlen
de Ia raz6n y del derecho de los
pueblos a la libertad, el presi=
dente Roosevelt, con amplios po-
deres. mandara ayuda posittua
y Elective a Ingldterra, antes de
la primaveral
La gaceta., 1941-01-14
VENDRAN A TAMPA CEN
TENiARES DE ESTUDIAN
TIES

El dia IL de febrero, como in
vitados de la Feria de Florida,
vendran a Tampa estudiantes
de TODD el estado y algunos de
condados tan lejanos como Sam
Ia Rosa y Stuart. Sera invitado
de honor, ese dia, ell gobernador
Spessard l.. Holland.
PatrOcinara el prOgrama la
Pequeha Camara de Comercio
de Tampa.
La asistencia de estudiantes
superara a la de los amos ante
ri0res.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14
NADIA HA DICHO FL Co
BERNADOR SOBRE Ell Pc
RIoDO DE LAS LICENClAS

Tallahassee, Enero l4.-El
periodo para que los automo-
vilistas compren las licencias
de sus coches finaIizara ell
microbes, a medianoche. Pre-
guntado aver sobre 81 haria u
ma extension, e. gobernador Sc
neg6 a contestar. Estudia eI
gobierno Ell punto de la clasi-
ficaci6n en- cuanto a Jos Ford
y Chevrolet, que Sc cree tie
men un peso que amerita ell co.
brarles las licencias de SIS
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

Candidatura numero l del
Centre ASturiano: Jose Gonza-
lez para presidente y Antonio
Garcia para vicepreSidente.
Candiatura numero 2: india
Iecio de la Llama para preSiden-
tie y Jose Hevia para vice.
Que cada cual trabaje con ell
mayor entusiaSmO y que a la
nora del "fallo", por medic de
los votoS, ell vencido congratu-
le al vencedor.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

Los comunistas cubanos We
MAN gritando desaforada y CT
nicamente: Abajo ell imperialis-
me yanqui.
Batista les orden6 callarse y
desde hace tres dias, segun nos
ccmunican de Cuba, va no men
cionan ell "imperialismo".. que
no es imperialism, y 81 demo-
cracia autentica, bajo la norma
de Buen Vecino.
Ell mismo deSparpajo en- todas
partas, 10 mismo ellos que sus
companeroS de viaje.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

LIE atribuian a Modesto Mai
dique, ell poftico asesinado a.
yer, en- la Habana, la muerte a.
levosa de Zayas Bazan,
Otro crimen mas en- Ia isla
precioSa y caida en- la miseria.
Mientras en- Cuba no haya un
gobierno ab~solutamente honra-
do, a prueba de actos de "bandi-
daje", Ell pals no podra salir de
la infelicidad y la extrema po-
breZa,
La gaceta., 1941-01-14
FL TEMPO

La temperature empezara a
subir en- la tarde y la noche de
hoy. Anoche cay6 de nueyo es
GARCIA, pero en- menor can't
dad que en- los tres dias ante
riores. Minima, en- la manana
de hoy, a gradosi maxima'
aver, SIS.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

Mercedes FernandeE, la hija
de Ramiro Fernandez, es una
presidenta que sabe reir y que
Sc deleita trabajandO por Ell c,
Cubano,
Cuando Mercedes habla, ella
sonrle y con Ia sonriss expreea
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

Sc prepara un banquete en- no
nor de un amigo nuestro, presi-
dente de una de las SOciedades
mas prestigiosaS de Tampa.
Homemade a an hombre que 10
merece por 81 labor altruiSta,
lncanSable, y a la altura de Ga
llcla, Su region quarida, y de-
ESpana. Su patria.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

Bulgaria desminti6 hoy la
nOticia de que hayan penetrado
en- su territorio tropas extran-
jeras.
IQuiere decir esa noticia que
81 las tropas naziS penetran en-
su pals los bGlgaroS 10 defende-
ran con las armaS?
La gaceta., 1941-01-14
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
va a Inglaterra.

Otro de los generates fascis-
tas, ell Sr. Argentina, fue captu-
RADIO hoy por los ingleses. Esta-
ba escondido en- un lugar de la
costa.
Los ingleses continGan bus
cando tambien al famoso "co-
rredor" Bergonzoli, que en- Qua
dalajara. cuando la guerra de
Espana, ccrri6 y cOrrio,.. hasta
que los facciosOs y la aviaci6n
alemana acudieron a socorrsrie,
calmandole los nervios.
Ell fascismo es artero y cobar-
de.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

La Corte Supreme declare g.
yer legal Y constitutional la ley
de espionaje de 1917.
va 10 Saben los senoreS que
en- esta ciudad y en- ell pals perte-
necen a la Quinta Columna, a la
columna de la infamia y la in
gratitud.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

ei mes de diciembre Sc fabrica-
ron en- este pals mas de 900 ae-
roplanos militares.
~ que sc manden sin demo-
ra, de mOdo que los nazis pue-
dan apreciar bien la potencia de
los aeroplanos onrtsamerica-
nos!
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

FelicitandO al brigadier Tin
ker porque hoy aterriz6 en- el
campamento MacDill con un a.
Won bimotoF de bombardeo y de
paso inaugur6 las ''fajas'' de
deSpegue y aterrizamiento del
que muy pronto sera unO de los
mayores aerodromos militares
del mundo.
Ademas de su modestia Ell bri
gadier habla Ell idioma espanol,
10 que a nuestros OjOs acrecienta
suS meritos p~erSOnales.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14
Admite el almirantazgo mgles que tres buques de
guerra fueron aIcanzados por los aviones
nazis y ~fascistas
Inazls y taSClstas
Bombardeado por los ingleses ell aerodromo
de Campania, EN- Stella.
Sc efectua una importantisima conferencia
entire oficiales turcos e ingleses.

LOndreS, Enero l4.-Una mo-
Ia Gel AIniranJazgo ingleS AID
mlte que en- un combate libradO
N Ell Medilerraneo tres buqueS
lueron averiados por los avlones
SturkaS Y Piccitelli de los naziS
y faScistaS. Escoltaban los bar
is mgleses un convoy de vapo-
les mercantes cargadoS con mer
.anciaS para Grecia.
Sc atectuo 81 ataque entire Itd
Tia y Francia, EN- ell Mediterra-
neo,
Virgilio Gayda dice en- un ar
iculo %pubhcado en- Roma que
10 barcos lngleSeS fueron hundi
uos en- esa accIon de guerra.
Cita el AImlrantazgo que Ell
portaaViones "lllustrious' fue
unO de los buques alcanzados y
otro el crucero southampton.
De los aparatos comblnados de
los nazis y fascistas II fueron
uerribados.
La aviaci6n inglesa atac6 Ell
aerodromo de Campania, EN- 81
ella, y destruy6 nueve aviOnes
naziS tipo Junkers 81.
Desde Ell Cairo, en- EgiptO, in
torman que el general tasclsta
Argentina tue divisado por d
avlaci0n y capturado pOr una
lancha. La avlaelon busca tam
blen al general Bergonzoli, CO.
nocido por ell de la "barba elec-
trica'. Era Argentina ell Jefe
de las tropas italianas en- Sidi
Barrani, base del ejercitO de I'M
vasl6n mandado por ell mariscal
Graziani. Numerosos jefes y D
ticiales italianos huyen hacia
Tobruk, a 10 largo de la costa;
pero la aviaci6n inglesa los per-
sigue, Aparatos de GAIA "Hura-
canes vuelan a poca altura so
bre las montanas, en- busca de
los faScistas refugiados en- las
caYernas.
La artilleria britannica CONT
nua disparando contra Tobruk;
pero todavia no Sc ha fijado ell
ala en- que la infanteria avanza-
ra.
Durante la noche la aviaci6n
nazi atac6 a Plymouth, la impor
lante ciudad del suroeste.
Miles de bombas incendiarias
~ explosives arrojaron los nazis,
mientras la Real Aviaci6n alta
caba los puertos de Francia ocu-
pados pOr Ell enemigo. FL bonn
bardeo fue intense, pero de cor
Ia duraci6n, entire dos horas y
media y tres.
Los frecuentes ataques de la
aviaci6n inglesa contra las bases
uue ell enemigo tiene en- Francia,
han servido para aminorar Ia
duraci6n de los bOmbardeos. An
teriormente los bombardeos en-
pezaban al anOchecer y sc ter
minaban en- la madrugada. Los
incendios prOducidos en- Ply
mouth ocasionaron danos dc
gran importancia en- los edifi-
clos, a pesar de los esfuerzos de
bomberos y vo~luntarios. Algu-
nos albergues de la supedicie
fuero nalcanzados, 10 mismo que
los hoapitales y una iglesia, FL
area de Liverpool tambien fue
atacada y en- Gales dos poblacio
mes bombardeadas y una cubier-
Ia por el fu.go de las ametraila-
doras,
Una gran conferences de
gran transcendencia politica CO.
memo hoy entire altos oficiales
de los ej6rcitos de la Gran Bre-
taha y Turquia. Los oficiales
ingleses perteneCen al ejercito
del Medic Este.
la guerra vlene costando a
La Gran Rretaha, diariamente,
SO, 100000 de dolares. De los SO
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

Todos los que regresan de Gu
ba ,en estes dias, miriam al cielo
V dicen: ipobre Cuba!
Tcdos aseguran que la mise
ria es horrible Y muchos no sc
explican como Ell pueblo cubano,
tan inteligente, cOnsiente tan
funesto estado de cosas,
Pregunte listed mismo, amigo
lector, y vera que le declines la
verdad.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

LQue condolences lie impondra
Samuel al regimen de Batist,
a cambio de prestarle los $780,
100000?
ITendra escrGpulos con los
millones un gobierno electO por
medic de la violencia, las anne
nazas y los "pucherazos'?
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

Los Stukas nazis y los Pic
chiateli italianos atacaron hace
pocos dias la escuadra inglesa,
frente a Stella
Dijero los photos que habian
rtocadon un portaaviones, un
crucero y un Instructor.
Aviones contra Ia escua-
dral..,
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

Una buena noticia para los in
gleses y la demOcracia: durante
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
New Deal Policy

Oakland, Cal, asks:
isn't IL the philosophy OF our
New Deal to use government
bonds instead of gold rs a
standard for our money, artifi-
eially pegging bond prices by
holding commodity and money
prices down: How long will 1t
last: What is to become OF
gold:"
Answer: I have seen no
clearer exposition of New Deal
fiscal policy than yours. and
agree with all that you say, with
one exception. l think that we
can know what bonds are worth
at a given time by finding out
what dollars will buy.
What the New Dealers have
done and are doing is as old as
the hills: They are "monetizing
the public debt" This means
fiat currency, which is just ire
deemable notes or "greenbacks.'
The technique of selling" the
bonds debit to the banks. and
having the banks issue Federal
Reserve notes. is Just a minor
variation of the old shell game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Big Freight Car
Order 10 ACT.

PHILADELPHIA. March 1S.--
American Car and Foundry Com
pany has received an order for
700 50-ton wood-sheathed box
cars from the Chicago, ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad.
The Lehigh and New England
Railroad has ordered 100 covered
hopper cars from the A. c. +.
Trade reports state that the
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
is planning to purchase upward
of 500 freight cars and that Cana
dian Pacific is inquiring for $50
hopper cars. Pullman Standard
Car Manufacturing Company has
received an order for It's ore cars
from Tennessee Coal. Iron and
Railroad Company.
Locomotive orders reported for
last week include three $50 h. p.
Diesel-Electrics placed with Cen
eral Electric Company by the
Boston and Maine, and one addi-
tional engine of similar size by
the ST. Paul Union Depot with the
same builder General Electric
also has received orders for sew
eral additional small Diesels from
the United States Government,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Forbes
viii u s. Offer
Modest Savers
Fair Interest?
BY Is. c. FORBES

How far are yor and / likely
TO 20 in buying the baby" bonds
and other obligations which
Washington will soon offer by
the billion 10 raise defense
funds?
1t will all depend upon the in
terest rate named.
What should ii be?
Banking authorities figure
that, if the government hopes to
obtain a maximum amount from
small investors, families in mod
crate circumstances, private in
vestors of means. and other nom
banking sources, 3 per cent
yield on special issues for them
would be calculated to bring a
wonderfully generous response.
Because of the treasury's- ada
mant determination to depress
the wages of money, il is doubted
whether such a yield will be
adopted.
A pa per cent return. it is
believed. would elicit at least a
fairly satisfactory response. since
this is better than can be OBJ
tanned from the nations leading
savings banks.
If the figure should be less
than that. doubts are expressed
concerning the peoples response.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Inf Nickel Nets
351 Millions

NEW YORK, March 1S.-The
international Nickel Company of
Canada, Ltd. and subsidiaries for
the year ended Dec. 81, 1910.
report net profit of S35. 544.772
after all charges. depreciation,
provision for income and franchise
taxes. etc, equal after preferred
dividends to $3.50 per share on
14.584.025 no par shares of COM
mon stock outstanding.
This compares with a net prof;
of S36,847 ,466, or $3.50 d common
share for 1899.
For the final quarter net profit
amounted to S9l19.66S. or 50
cents common share. compared
with Sl0,262 $50. or 81 cents a
common share in the correspond
ing quarter of 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Policy Guarantees

These policy guarantees in
their present form stem from
The New York State Armstrong
investigation of 1905, which pro-
duced numerous advances. 1t
may be. however, that some of
the reforms" should be audited
and reappraised. The ease
whereby policyholders may bor-
row or take, in surrender value.
the full reserve behind the
policy frequently tends 10 de-
Stroy the original objective of
the individuals insurance setup.
As long as the insurance COM
panies continue to have fixed
dollar obligations in connection
with their policies. il is fitting
that their investments should
likewise be in fixed maturity
obligations. in which corporate
and governmental borrowers
promise to return the full
amount of the principal and to
meet stipulated interest pay
ments on the stated dates. Then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Tragic Chance

It would be tragic were Wash
ington. which has not always
exhibited superlative wisdom,
to bungle war financing.
It's primary detectives should
be to attract idle money and to
encourage new saving by ex-
tending adequate reward there
for.
1t is essential that everything
possible be done to multiply the
number of small investors own
ing government obligations. This
can be done without all the
whoopee. hubbub and circus
stunts which characterized the
pushing Of Liberty Bonds dur
ing the World War.
The cardinal necessity is for
the government TO give the
most profound consideration TO
what types of securities TO offer
and the fixing of effective inter-
est rates.
Washington could do better
job were il TO call into consulta-
ton the nations best banking
and other financial brains be-
fore taking the plunge.
Concededly, Washington. with
one shining exception, has been
without experienced, brilliant,
top-notch financial officeholders.
AT this critical juncture. the
people are entitled to demand
that Washington enlist the serv-
ices of the best banking talents
TO guide it.
Copyright. 1871, by B. C. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crates ~ incl
minimum Delicious, $40 q 1.50. fair color
spys. sI.4oni.5O. fair color, sl25. poo
color. 81: Starks. eOc. fair quality, IS q
75c' Steele Reds. fair quality and condl
ton. $1M115
ASPARAGUS = California pyramic
crates loose. medium size. 81 one doz
bchs. fancy. S3.50a4.25 extra fancy, 81
$50; select. s4.25g4.75; extra select
AvocADos - California fats 1ss- 3os
81 50q 90, fair quality, 81 so
BEANs-Bu. hampers Bountifuls gen
orally good quality. $4Gi.50: Valentines
i fair to good quality. s.70G5; wax. fair
BETS Texas half crates. si25a135.
BRoCCoLl--Pony crates 2s-32 punches
Arizona, So 30; California, s2.50q3.25i
type Texas. So 90d3.25
CARRoTs-Los Angeles crates dox.
Arizona fair quality, s2.25; California,
CAULIFLowER-Pony crates 12s and
larger. California, $4,000
CELERY-16-inch crates. Californis
Pascal. 3-s dozen. SO "a. so; Florida Golden
Heart, Z dozen, So: s dozen. 1925 a 3. so
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates, Icebere
type. Arizona. Yuma. Z dozen. So; 5 dozen,
81 "a as; dozen. SO so; Phoenix. dozen.
s2.75a350; California. Imperial Valley,
y 0oLcDs 30 ~ 3. uU.
LEAF LETTUcE-Hothouse. 1O-pound
baskets. Michigan and Ohio. 500 soc. -
oNIONS-50- pound sacks. L. 8. No. /
Sweet Spanish. 3-inch and larger, Colo
RADIO, S1.sOu1.s5; Utah. 81 SIS, fair quality
and condition $3.50: Michigan u. S. No. !.
Yeliows. 60-70G Pinch and larger. 90 q
7Jc 2iS Inch minimum. 9Oc n Sill
PEPPERs-1is bushel crates. California
Wonders. Mexico. fancy small TO medium
size. 81. 50u4.75; Florida fancy. s3.75n
i25, choice. s2.75; Ruby Kings, fancy.
50. 1914: choice s275.
POTATOES 100-lb sacks U. S. No. I
1855. mostly $40: lob sacks. 20 y q ale
various vsrities. Maine. i00-lb sacks. 81. 40
n $50; l5-lb sacks. 20 FAC: Nebraska.
u. 5. No. !, washed. Triumphs. 100-lh
sacks. 81 s5n1.90 50-lb sacks. xl.1O,
Michigan, l.. 5. No. !. Russet Rurals, 100
10 sacks, Si.05nl.l0: Chippewss, S1.20:
cobblers. Si.20; Upper Peninsula Green
Mountains, 81 = q &c. New stock: Florida
hu crates. L. S. No. 1. washed. Triumphs,
Si.70H 1.s5. mostly $l.75.
Michigan 50-lb cases. hot
house, chOice5-Si az: fancy, 81 500 8
extra fancy $3H ; so.
RUTABACAS - Canada 5O-lb sacks,
waNed. - "a soc.
sHALLoTs-Louisisna barrels. 20 doz
punches. IS IS.
SPINACH Texas bu baskets, SAVOY
type eOc Si.1O. mostly S1p1.iO.
SWEET POTAIOES-Bu crates. L. s
No. ! Porto Ricans. Louisiana. 81 so n
iIs5; Texas, 81; No. ?. Sl.65. Tennessee
bu hampers. Nancy Halls, generally good
quality, $40: Oklahoma bu baskets. L. 5.
No !. Jersey type, 81 40.
ToMAToEs-i0-lo repacks. sI.l5 q l25
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Idle Savings

Some 100000 depositors
own a total of S25 800, 100000 in
savings. Interest allowed runs
from / u per cent up. The treas
ury should fix a rate which
would not only attract a SUBJ
stantial percentage of this gil
gantic sum. but which would
provide fresh inducement for
millions of persons and families
to economic in order to invest
in government loans.
In addition to this SIS. 800
100000 of savings deposits. COM
mercial banks are today carry
ing colossal idle balances. The
Federal Reserve Board reports
that its members have on hand
no less than S6,300.000,000 eX-
cess. unused reserves.
What has been happening
and not happening-on the New
York Stock Exchange for many
months has revealed that a
great many people have pre-
ferred to keep their money
lying idle in banks, either with
out any return whatsoever or a
mere pittance on time deposits.
Here is another reservoir which
the government should give the
most earnest attention to tap
ping by offering attractive in
ducement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Support Bonds

As you imply. ii is part of the
game TO support their bonds by
keeping commodity prices and
money rates down. By these
means. they kill private invest
ment. and virtually force the
banks TO buy their paper.
They desire all this, because
II gives them unlimited control
over our economic life. and
boundless supplies of money"
TO spend. You see. the bigger
the debt. the more bonds. and
the more credit currency. Is it
any wonder that they are so
afraid of imitation"
Eventually. in order to re-
store a basis for confidence in
economic values. / believe that
our gold hoard will have to be
given back to the people. and
the dollar be made redeemable
in gold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Superior Navieators

I'VE were three months ahead
of Germany in night bombing"
Bishop stated, land although
when the Nazis began they had
a superior force of bombers, we
were still the superior navi-
gators mt night and we still
benefit from this"
Bishop is convinced that HIT
Ter has not given up his invasion
effort.
This (the invasion) still re-
mains one of the standing dishes
on Hitier's MENU" he said, but
the dish isn't duck soup. think
the Germans will need air supe-
riority before they dare invasion
and I don't see that they will be
rs near to that superiority In the
Spring as they were last Au-
tumn."
The air marshall praised the
air training plan which is send
ing a steady stream of pilots. air
observers. gunners, etc, to
Britain. OF all the men now
being trained in Canada. Bishop
said, Z per cent are Americans
and an even greater percentage
are in the ground crews. From
May until last October. 10000
Americans volunteered with the
Canadian air force. he stated.
Many hundred others are acting
as instructors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
Types of Issues

The expectation is that diff
ferent types of securities will be
issued. Certain classes designed
to appeal to individuals and
families of modest means, with
perhaps restrictions on the
amount each could buy and re-
Strictions as to the class of in
weston permitted to buy.
Obligations in higher denomi-
nations and carrying lower in
terest would. of course. be aimed
to appeal TO banks. insurance
companies and other powerful
institutional buyers.
Since it is infinitely desirable
that the largest possible percent
age of the vast sums now idle
be made available for war pur-
poses, it is extremely important
that the treasury should bring
out securities having a strong
appeal TO private savers and in
vestors, thus relieving our
banks. as far as feasible. from
having TO absorb still more bill
lions of governments.