Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05

revision of the Young plan. 1t is Of
interest that the total of the members
In the new Reichstag of the parties
which voted against the Young plan
last March will somewhat exceed that
of the parties which voted for 1t.
No doubt the rumors of German-Rus-
sian understanding which have made
such q resound since the German cleo
tons are nonsense, but that Russo-Ger-
man relations are no longer character
lied by the distinct chilliness of last
Winter would seem to be indicated
among other things by the renewal in
the Spring of German credits to Russia
on q considerable scale and by the
Cancellation conference" of the Sum-
mer in Moscow, whereof the atmosphere
was cordial If the definite results were
meager.
On October President Won Hinden-
burg celebrated his eighty-third birth
day anniversary.
AUSTRALIAN Austrian cabinet of
very reactionary bouquet has been
formed by DR.. Carl Vaughn, leader of
Christian Socialists. Austrian general
elections are scheduled for November 8.
The Heimwehr, the Fascist organiza-
ton which already has made so much
party, and it is represented in the new
government. Its chief, Prince Ernst
Won Starhemberg, minister of the
interior, issues an astonishing COM
munique, in part as follows:
1.-THE Heimwehr has not laid its
hands on the rudder of government
to help the Christian Socialist party,
but to hold that rudder firmly for the
Heimwehr itself with the iron resolve
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majority.
1.-THE events of the last few days must
have convinced the last Heimwehr man
that the parliamentary front Is in
capable of repelling the attacks of boil
shevism and lifting the people out of
their economic misery.
I'VE are convinced today that it Is
not enough to guard the fatherland
against Moscow'S attacks. We know
there Is only one way QUITO capture
the fatherland for our ideas. We must
go from defense to the attack
To-day we stand in the government,
tomorrow We must conquer Parliament;
not to rest at ease In an armchair, but
to build up a new state, Heimwehr
state, on the ruins of the old Parlia-
ment of parties. Comrades, close your
ranks for the Heimwehr attack
This the Hitler style, only more So
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participated in the Kapp putsch OF
1920, and, of course, was vastly en-
couraged by the results of the recent
German elections.
The new cabinet f1outed the consti-
tuition by its first act. 1t dissolved
Parliament without having first
presented itself thereto and asked for
vote of confidence. It knew that the
latter would not be forthcoming.
UNITED STATES.-The Foreign
Commerce Department of our Chamber
of Commerce has just issued an an
alysiS OF our foreign trade over the
first half of 1880. Here are some
interesting details:
| The export to Russia totaled $751;
232, GOO in value, as against only $780,
900 for the corresponding period OF
| 1929. The only other countries ouI
export to which exceeded that of the
corresponding period Of 1929 are the
following, and by the following
percentages:
Panama, 4; Mexico, 7; the Canary
Islands, IL; the Bsrmudas, Is; the Irish
Free State, %; Mozambique, 20, and
Persia, "a.
The total value of our export tC
Canada was only $37l ,000, 900, as against
$503,000, 900 in the corresponding period
of 1929. The following are the per-
centages of decline, in the comparison
with 1929. IN the export to some other
| or our more important markets: Thu
United Kingdom 16 % cent? Germany