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La gaceta., 1941-11-03

Los Cocineros y Dependencies en-
contra de la ley "Seca"

Ell Executive de esta Local de-
sea que todos sus componen-tes,
que tienen derecho al vote, ejer
IAN ell mismo en- contra de la
Ley de SEGA que Sc nos quiere
implantar en- domingcs, cue es
ell dfa que tienen los trabajado-
res para tener un ratio de solaz.
Esta recommendation Sc ha ex-
tesiva a sus familiares y ami
Cos, para que voten en- contra y
derrotar dicha ley,
81 esta ley sale aprobada, ha-
"a de Tampa un desierto, como
otras ciudades de Florida, y no
tendremos turismo, y disminui-
ra Ell trabajo en- las fabricas de
tabares y en- los Restaurants
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
ARRESTADO CUANDO SA-
CABA LA GAIA DE UNA
ESTACION DE GASOLINA

FL sabado por la noche,
cuando sacaba una pequena
GAIA de caudales de la esta-
ci6n de gasolina situada en-
Plat y Franklin, la policia de
tuvO a Luis Perrone, vecino
del 1881 de la Gale Union,
que dijo ser encargado de O.
traestaci6n. Otros dos hon.
bres que acompanaban a Per-
rome, corrierOn y lograron es-
capar.
Ell serene del distrito, Char
les R. Chambers, lego cuando
los tres individuos cargaban
la GAIA para meterla en- una
camioneta, Contenfa la GAIA
$4,000. .
Los otros dos hombreg son
buscados por la policia.
Perrone pas6 la noche en- la
carcel de la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
LOS NAILS DICEN QUE Ell
EJERCITO RUSO HUYE
EN- LA CRIMEA

Berlin, Noviembre Sci
mando nazi proclama hoy que
ell ejercito russo huge en- la Cri
mea, buscando marcharse, en-
un doble Dunquerque, por los
puertos de Sebastopol y Koch.
Han sido hechos al enemigo
53,175 prisioperos, con la cap
tura de $50 tanques, 218 cano
mes, varios trenes armados y
grandes cantidades de mate =.
rial de guerra. Ell importante
centric industrial de Kursk, a
125 millas de Kharkov, ACADIA
de ser capturade,
Simferopol, capital de la
Crimea, fue ocupada aver y
las tropas de choque Sc en-,
cuentran a 40 millas de Sebas
topol.
La preston aumenta en-
cuanto a lula Y otros sectores
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

las cosas graves, Sc torn6 en-
"colaboradOr de la Hispani-
dad". ISaben la mayorfa de e.
los, o serian capaces siquiera
de hacer IN analisis sobre ell sig
nificado de dicha 'hispanidad'?
Lejos de ESQ, no saben siquiera
que trabajan contra 81 mismos.
Porque hay muchos esperanto
que, al primer toque de guerra,
puedan entrar con facilidad en-
las riquezas de csc espahol, a
tftulo de que es 'tquintacolum-
nista", y hay otrOs que 10 utili-
zan para que "colabore" con la
higpanidad, sin hablarle de ma
pas nj de los verdaderos objeti
vos. Y ell espanol que nunca pen
SO en- verse mezclado en- los val
venes accidentales de las tran
formaciones sociales, habra de
ser ell que mas sufra cuando la
bora de la gravedad entire en- la
Ease final,
No sera porque no fue adver-
lido. Bien es verdad que los que
le advertian eran "rojos". Pero
la rojez que tenian era la de
su sangre irguIendose frente a
'os traidores y a los arrasado,
res del pueblo esranol, bien es-
condidos tras ell manic de 10
'cruzada contra ell comunismo',
FL Presidellte Roosevelt ha-
bio de mapas, porque segura-
mente a el, como a sus ciudada-
ncs, lie impresiona esa Ease de
lal actividad nazi en- America.
Pero quizas algdn dia tenga que
hahlar de las otras Eases. Y ese
dia sera la bora en- que algunos
propulsores de la "hispanidad''
comprepdap sp error.
La Habana, 0ctubre 20, 1941.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
LOS COMERCIANTES DE
YBOR, EN- SIMPATIA CON
LAS S%OCIEDADES Y Los O.
BREROS, NO ADRIAN
HASTA LAS 10 DE LA MA
NANA

A las diez de la manana de
hoy, en- ell edificio de la CANA
ra de Concrete de Ybor, celebr6
una importante junta ell Bur6
de comercintes, bajo la presi-
dencia de Mark Shine, segundo
vicepresidente y p~residente del
Bur6.
PlanteadO ell asunto de las e.
lecciones de manana, y vista la
actitud de las sociedades y de
los trabajadores, que desean
yer derrotada la ordenanza, ell
tBur6 acord6, abendiendo una
petici6n que Sc lie hiciera, que
los establecimientos Sc abran a
las diez de la manana, con ell fin
de que tOdos los empleados ten
gan ell tempo suficiente para ir
a votar.
Los colegiOs electorales Sc a
briran a las 7 de la manana y Sc
cerraran a las 5:44, a la puesta
del sol.
Quedaron comprometidos a
no abrir hasta las diez de la ma
mana, 10 ssiguientes estableci-
mientos:
La France Shoe Store, Fer
nandez y Garcia, Raul Vega,
Inc, POller's, The Economy La
dies Shop, Russell Ladies Shop
West Coast Army Store, Can
non Shoe Co., The Palace, W.
T. Grant, Silvers, ]. C. Penny,
S. H. Kress, Phillip D'Elia,
Thorn McAnn Y Bond Shoe
Store.
La resolution aprobada sc
mandara a los concentrates que
no pudieron asistir a ia junta.
Respaldan la actitud del Bu-
no de Commentaries y la Camara
de Concrete, todos los peri6di-
cos latinos.
Hizo la proposition de que Sc
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
LOS TREINTA PRESCINTOS
DE LA CIUDAD

Manana Sc empezara a votar,
en- los precintos electorales de
la ciudad de Tampa, a las Z. a.
m. v Sc cerraran las puertas a
las 5 IA
He aqui Ia direction de cada
uno de los prescintos:
N1mero 1, City Hall; nGmero
2, Estaci6n de bomberos de JEFF
ferson y lack; MIN. 8, estacion
de bomberos de Magnolia y
Plat; Mum. A, Rome y Snow;
mum. 5, Auditorio Municipal
Mum. 6, 2207 Grand Central;
mum. Z, 1904 Tampa St.; Mum.
8, 1886 Franklin; mum. 8, 1105
avenida Florida; mum. 10, 511
E. Palm; mum. II, estaci6n de
bomberos Ga. y Gale Is; mum.
IL, 1910 E. Broadway; mum. 13
22O9 Gale 10; Mum. IA Pill ca
lie %; MUM. Is, estaci6n de bonn
beros de E. Columbus DR.. y ca
lie IL; n1m. Is, 2715 Nebraska (;
Mum. II, estaci6n de bomberOs
de Florida y Ross; mum. 18,
1905 avenida Florida; nun. 10,
eatadi6n de bomberos, 311 al
sur de la Gale %; mum 20, 3107
E. Broadway; ndm. 81, 4010 a.
venida Florida; Mum. %, 5402
avenida Florida; NUN. %, 408
N. Howard; Mum. "a, estaci6n
de bomberos de la Gale "a y a.
venida %; mum. rs, 1920 aveni-
da Florida; MIN. 26, estaci6n
debomberos de Main y N. Alba
ny; mum. 81, 1907 avenida Ne
braska; mum. %, estaci6n de
5315 Taliaferro; nu-
nero 20, 7409 Nebraska, y nG-
nero 80, 2202 N. Armenia ave.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
FACETAS DE ACTUALIDAD
LA HORA DE LAS VERDADES
EsCRIBE: ADoLFo GARCIA FERNANDEZ

Ell Presidente Roosevelt vol
vic a pronunciar otro de suls
sensacionales discursos. En- ca
da uno de ellos, ha tenido q. ir
subiendo ell tono. A medida que
la crisis del mundo Sc agrava,
asi ha tenido que ir sehalando
la crisis ell estadista americana
Para la America espanola-
y por ende, para los espanoiles
de America-ese discurso del
Presidente Roosevelt debe te-
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
LOS VoTANTES:

n LO9 w TN AA~s
Para votar por un candi-
dato independence, es
necesario hacer girar ha-
cia la izquierda, ell bottom
al lado del nombre del
candidate que listed de-
sea. Ell bottom para votar
por Henry Garcia Sc en-
cuentra al lado del No. 10
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

espaholes donde todos ~nosotros
nos buScamos ell systemic.
Y desapareceran nuestras So
ciedades, donde cuando nos en-
fermamos, nos atienden, y ten
dremos que ir a un hospital y
ser una carga mas para la ciu-
dad.
Los trabajadores todos deben
votar contra esta ley, pues tie
men en- contra hasta los c~onceja
les y parte de la prensa.
Con que a votar Ell dia a de
Noviembre, en- contra de dicha
ley,
Por el Executive de la Local
No. lO4
Celestino Lopez,
Presidente.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
PARA
CONCEAL
Distrito No. /

Solicita ell vote y apoyo
de sus amigos y residen-
ties del Distrito No. 1, en-
las elecciones de mSahana
martes.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
Gel AVIADOR)

Puede listed confiar en- Ell, que servira con discre-,
ci6n e inteligencia los intereses del pueblo.
He aqui los cinco puntos de su plataforma:
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

ner una grave significacion. Re
firi6 ell Presidente que tenfa
en- su poder "un mapa secreto,
hecho en- Alemania por ell Go
bierno de Hitler, pero los pla-
neadores del nuevo orden. Els
un mapa de Sur America y par
te de la America Central en- la
forma que Hitler intenta orga-
nizarlas. En- esa area hay ac-
tualmente catorce pafses distin-
tos. Los expertos geograficos de
Berlin, han Dorado las fronte-
ras e~xistentes y han dividido
a la America del Sur en- cinco
.Estados vasallos', poniendo to-
do ell continente bajo un domi-
Mo-.
Parece ser que ell Presidente
Roosevelt sc ha impre3ionado
con dicho mapa. Los que no he
mos tenido OCCASION de poder i'm
lcresionarnos con esas demos
.raciones, sin saber de la exis-
ancia del mapa, hacia tempo
MI a veniamos llamando la aten-
IN s9bre esa posibilidad. Pero
-,amos uros "rojillos" NAL in
arcionsdos.
Ncsotros, sobre TODD los que
d-fandimos la RepGblica espa-
1o,a y al pueblo que con las ar
mas en- la mano defendia ell de-
ia:ho a gobernarse libremente,
sabiamos algo de ESQ. Percibia-
mos que "la voluntad de impe-
rio'', esa entelequia utilizada
por Falange como cortina de
hume para pescar incautos, no
era "voluntad espanolat'. Pro-
venia, como desgraciadamente
Sc esta comprobando, de allen
de los Princes.
Cuando la "voluntad de impe-
rio" fue arma un POGO atemo-
rizadora, Sc le Gambia ell nom
bre. Sc llam6 despues "Hispa-
nidad". Con csc nombre, la uti.
lizan ampliamente. Puede cons
tarse 10 bien que funciona esq
arma cuando recientemente pa
SO por Cuba una "embajada'
de la citada "hispanidad" hacis
el Peru Los "embajadores" de
la Hispanidad que cuentan cor
amplia protection entire los ele-
mentos natives, puede asi des-
empenar acknowledgements su pa
papel.
Para ell espahol que en- Anne
RIGA luch6 o lucha y vive, es la
bora de la gravdad. Embauca-
do por propagandas absurdas,
atrofiado en- su sana perception
cay6 primerO en- la redada ten
dida al "comunismo", y sc sim
tic identificado con los que ARA
saron su patria. Despues, 10 en-
briagaron de "vOluntad de i'm
perio"; iba a volver a ser ell en-
comendero, Ell "amo'', ell dispen-
sador de mercedes. AL ponerse
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

Fl Napor espafl CondadO,
que va recogi6 un cargamento,
saldra con 81; pero sera 81 1lti-
mo que Sc .permitira salir de
Cuba para puertos espaholes.
Venian protestando contra e.
SO trasbordo de cargo, los peri6
dicos v grupos cubanos opues-
tos al Eje.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

acordara nc abrir hasta las diez
ell Sr Juan Fernandez, de la fir
ma Fernandez y Garcia, presi-
dente de la Camara de Conner
cio, Y la serundo ell Sr. Gaspar
Mella, del West Coast Army
Store.
Sc aprob6 por unanimidad.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
CUBA NO nAlRA PERMTEO
PARA TRASPASAR CAR
GAMENTOS DE NITRATE

Habana, Nov. Bel gobier.
no cubano anunei6 aver que no
permitira sean traspasadoS a
Iui, a grupos relacionados con
ell Eje c~argamentos de nitratos
de Chile.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
SAM DAVIS
Candidate
q la
JUNTA
DE
UTILIDAD

No esta dominado por CRU
pos nj por "maquinarias."
Joven, aggressive, representa-
ci6n del pueblo y para ell
pueblo. Esta a favor de la
honesta Recommendation de
las Utilidades P1blicas.
Vote por 81, mahana dia q
de NoYiAmhre-
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

LIE respaldan estos distinguidos v conocidos ciudadanes.
que frmaron SUI calificaci6n:
A. L. cUESTA, JR. JOHN FERNANDEZ
9Ol So. Willow 6O4 E. Emily
FRANCISCO GONZALEZ pres, YbOr City C. Of c.
LONGO KARL E. whitaker
72 Sc. Edison 722 So. Fielding Ave.
WILLIAM H. FRECKER N. BELL
1929 Rdgewood 24O3 Clark ST.
F. M. TRAYNOR ANTONIO GARCIA
ITS Baltic Circle 1878 lAtA Ave.
MRS. HAL R. WHITEHEAD ". e. Centre AstuianO)
1919 E. Mohawk Ave, JOE SPERANDEO
ROBERT C. NELSON M d 23O1 ~ Tampa St.
So Ladago Ave. FSNlE
JOHN A. DIAZ oS ROBERTS ST.
IO3 w. Fern PeS. W. 7. c. of COmmerce)
CTreasurer Cuban Club u lEdheD 0ONDf
LIE BRON KINcHLEY ZSOZ Gordy Place
$40 BayshOre Boulevard NaN W. FNANALAND
TOM TALAFERRO rHT = nO ~
S2 So. Orleans
ANGUS WILLIAMS Min =
Sll E. Hanna .AO>AA
RAMON FERNANDEZ az ~
IpSo. - r..=LN 4O5 w. Francis
vyIT N'P~""' A. MARToRELL
"ALLASE HAT $40 So. Edison
4 ~: MhnnShaha D. r. HALL
E ,. OMAN S22 So. Edison
$50 BOsPhOrus Ave. CONZAIO A CIIIT0
E. o. HENRY PALERMO 1929 eth Ave.
1907 Arlington FRANKLIN o. ADAMS
Pres. Unione Italsna) $40 No A. 81.
(AnunciO POliticO, Pagado)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-28
Forcing Germany's Hand
Cleveland Plain Dealer)

(CleVeland Plaln Dealer)
 British military and naval successes in Africa and the Mediterranean have finally alarmed Ger many. Nazi forces in the Balkans seem about to take counteraction not to aid despised and crurn- bling Italy but to protect their footed territories in southeastern Europe.
 With the fall of Bengas the breaking of Anglo Rumanian relations and the stern warning issued to Bulgaria against permitting the passage of German troops, military initiative has within Brtain's grasp
 From technical point of view, Britain's chief interest in the eastern Mediterranean, the Suez Canal was defended by defense triangle formed by the naval bases at Alexandria, Hafa and Cyprus With Bengasi's fall-and that base is now being used by the royal navy-this defensive triangle has been converted into an offensive paraelogram, the points of which Alexandria, Crete, Malta and Bengasi. It greatly enlarges the of Britain's absolute control of the and it gives her field from which she operate in the Balkans
 When Trpoli the last Italian defense in Libya, falls, as it will large part of the Army of the Nile will be free to transfer its operations to the European mainland. Africa can be held with small garrisons. Greece can be reinforced. Contact can be made with the large and determined Turkish Army in Thrace The road to the east will be ef- fectively blocked to Germany.
 To prevent this development which may come swiftly, Germany apparently is trickling into Bull garia Soldiers disguised civilians, technicians engineers-the whole advance guard of an expedi- tionary force-are already in that country
 Thus Germany's hand is forced. The NaZi com mand wished to avoid at all costs the creation of second front in the Balkans Britains victories are compelling her to create it. For long the Nazis were uncertain of Russias attitude. Now that highly overrated dictatorship has informed it's Sav brothers ii Bugaria that they expect help. This is further evidence of Russias intention of letting the west smash itself up in the hope that the pieces will fall in Moscow's lap.
 A major conflict in this part of Europe would greatly weaken Germanys defenses in western Eu- rope. The British realize this and determined to press the issue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-28

of continuing to move up Statistically it is lifted by the drop in birth rate, which leaves fewer young people to figure in the averages. Actually, improved housing and diet, medical and sanitary advances help all to extend the span of life Up to certain physiological limits the seems to be cumulative, like compound interest
 Only the other day Wisconsin scientist de- cared that babies being born who might live to be 150 Even that would equal the doubt full life record of Petratsch zorten the Hungarian cowherder who is said to have reached 1855 a diet of wheat cake, milk and brandy. that of "Old Tom Parr, who died at the alleged age of i52 from consuming small barrel of oysters Still we outve the other mammals, and only few of the harder birds and reptiles do better Of course the California redwood, with life span of 5000 years and the New Zealand macrozamia tree, esti- mated to live for 15O0O years make eldest seem mere infants
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-28
20 YEARS AGO FIT fME EMPIRE
FEBRUARY 2s. 1921

FEBRUARY g, 1921
 strawberries be placed from the Eagle River of that district his berry duction.
 with Territorial Secretary previous the Attorney o day, succeeding J. C. Murphy.
 the Northwestern Ketchikan a
 Miss Helen who had been visiting friends in the south for several the Alameda
 the North of the Territorial Legislature He had engaged suite at the Gastineau Hotel
 travelling a commercial to the Westward Admiral Watson
 previous teacher in the Northwestern having resigned her position.
 l. for the south Northwestern
 Weather: Highest, 36; lowest 36
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-28
TWO OF 4 KIND

Most of us have had the experience of over Looking the undesirable qualities of one neighbor because at the moment, the offensiveness of an- other even more exasperating
 That is just about the attitude the United States Russia. Our of justice is so outraged by the manner in which the Nazis have been cleaning up everybody in sight that have all but forgotten the beating that goes on regularly in the home of the Communists.
 Among former fellow travellers in this country there remains feeling that Stalin somehow is a more gentle fellow than Hitler, and the State Department sometimes evidences a forget-and- forgive attitude toward the dictator who year ago was beating up a scrappy but tiny neighbor.
 But couple of news items to jolt our memories the Soviet form of tyranny In the New York Times writer has pieced together dozens ot reports that have eyaded the Russian censor and which indicate that half million Poles were sub iected to worse experiences in Siberia after part Of their country came under the benign" con only real rivalry between Nazis and Communists in their respective halves of the wretched little nation in the invention of newer and more horrible types of torture.
 Russia remains the Russia of Stan and the attack on Finland Let's not replace this truth with hope that the U.SS.R. might become the savior of democracy
 The only Russia has not raded her neighbors tAlaska includedl on Gernanys scale is that Russia is military weakling by comparison Her motives and intentions better than those of the Reich
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-28

rubbed elbows, exchanged hot ver- bal blows. One of the most signifi- cant things about the proceedings was the sharp disagreement among the big fellows.
 When one from the East hotly contended that the SEC did not have the authority to require com petitive bidding, another, from the Midwest, flatly contradicted him. To the commission, accustomed to being blasted by bankers, it was a rare experience to have one of them rush to its defense.
 NOTE: The SEC will announce its decision in a few weeks Upon it will depend the future financial hold of Wall Street on the rest of the country.
 Every other person who comes into Vice-President Wallace's office points to the closet where Jack Gar ner used to keep his liquor. Infer ence is that the good old days are past AS far as Wallace is con- cerned they are Three leading diplomats have paid courtesy calls on Wallace the British, French, and the Soviet Ambassadors. Copyright. l941, by United Feature
 Syndicate, Incl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-28

and the Midwest was waged in the Securities and Exchange Commis- sion the other day. but the story did not make headlines.
 Officially the b a tile was over whether there must be competitive bidding among investment bankers for the right to market utility stock issues. For in the past, the big bank CTS along Wall Street have secured these issues without bids, and farm ed them out to Midwest institutions at their own price.
 Now. however, Halsey, Stuart ot Chicago, Otis and Company of Cleveland and other Midwest bank CTS want the right to bid on these issues. Wall Street, they say, has no right to secret bidding and a virtual monopoly.
 Leading the fight for Wall Street was Morgan. Stanley and Company once a part of J. P. Morgan, with reserved Harold Stanley himself trading punches with Midwestern bankers.
 On one occasion while Stanley was making vigorous plea to SEC Commissioners, he turned to Harry Stuart, senior partner of Hals'X Stuart and asked, Am I right?"
 You are not" shot back Stuart.
 For moment, you could have heard pin drop. Then Stanley re- turned to his argument.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-28
Tears in Tokyo
(Philadelphia Record)


 The way of the aggressor, like that of the transgreSsor, sometimes hard This week in Tokyo Premier Funimaro Kcnoye in the Diet and apologized to the nation for the fact that billions of yen have been spent from the State treasury and thousands of officers and men have been rificed on the continent in the China incident" Konoye said that the end of the incident" is not yet in sight.
 The New York Herald Tribune reports that as Konoye made this handsome apology to the En- peror and the people tears were to well up in the eyes of the Ministers of Navy Overseas Rail- ways Justice, Commerce and Industry
 Who wouldn't give a couple of million yen to six Japanese Cabinet Ministers weeping in con- cert the China incident?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-28
HOROSCOPE E "The stars incline
 bat do not compep'
SATURDAY, MARCH ]

Benefic aspects appear to dom mate today, according to the seers, although adverse influences are active. In the afternoon good news will follow depressing rumors.
 Heart and Home: This may be an upsetting day for women who will feel unsettled and apprehen- sive. It is favorable, nevertheless, for domestic pursuits. Mothers may be anxious regarding the national defense service of their sons who will find this month a period of accelerated training. Girls and women of all ages should develop wage earning possibilities as they prepare for future exigencies. Government service will be imper- ative for those who are training for medicine or nursing, as well as for chemists and food special istS.
 1 Business Affairs: The third month of the new year is likely to be marked by tremendous ac- tivity in business. The effect of government spending will be felt advantageously in all parts of the country. Now mechanics will be in even more demand than formerly, Experts in all trades will profit handsomely as they contribute their best energies to the national preparedness program. Again as- trologers counsel economic inde- pendence in communities to safe guard against extraordinary com ditions in distributing centers. National Issues: Criticism Of Ad- ministration policies will undergo a change as events demonstrate the urgency for the United States to speed up aid to Britain. Unity of purpose will crystalline in legis- lative bodies as the perils threat ening all democratic governments are realized The bad effects of n-interventionist policies will be demonstrated when the Axis pow CTS wilfully misconstrue motives meant to be helpful on the part of statesmen who belong to the opposition.
 International Affairs: This is a month for which many evil por- tents are discerned, as powerful planetary influences aid the world dominating plane of Hitler and im- prove Mussolinis relations with the other dictators. With Jupiter and Uranus in the twelfth house of the horoscope for the United States, there will be success in exposing espionage and sabotage. Increased aid for England will be given. Mill lions of war victims will look to Uncle Sam as the savior of the oppressed, the deliverer of suffer- CTS from world conflict.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of good 1 fortune. Substantial gain is ln- dicated. Business and professional men will profit.
 Children born on this day will be thoughtful. kindly and serious i They should have great talents and are assured Of success.
 | Copyright, 1941)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-28
JUST NEWsMEN

Japan and China are still at war, but as newsmen waited for a press conference with the Secretary of State, Joe Chiang of the Chinese Nationalist Daily, and Clark Kawa- kan1i of the Japanese Domei News Agency, sat side by side on a sofa, chatting amiably.
 Kawakami turned to an American newsman and said with smile. Joe wants to teach me the jiu-j -jitsu. He claims that his brand is superior to the Japanese"
 NOTE: Foreign correspondents are still admitted freely to Hull's press conferences. One of the most regu- lar is Kurt Sell of the German DNB agency.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-02-28
WALL STREET MONOPOLY

Midwestern bankers contended that utility companies don't dare offend eastern banking houses by doing business in the West, even though they know they can save hundreds of thousands through competitive bidding. Little banking houses, midwestern tycoons con- tended, were kept in a virtual state of terror by Wall Street for fear they would be barred from selling these utility issues.
 The hearings were unprecedented What they amounted to was a na- tionwide town meeting on high fi- nance.
 Mighty bankers, utility tycoons, top-rank lawyers. little dealers, big dealers, business men, anybody and everybody who had anything to say on the issue was given time to say it. Wall Street and Main Street