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Evening star., 1930-06-22
FRANCE THREATENS
TARIFF REPR|SALS.
Strict Trade Reciprocity Is
Held Only Guaranty of
Normal Relations.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 2l.-The French min
istry of commerce today made known in
a formal press interview that normal
relations between France and the
United States can be guaranteed only
by strict trade reciprocity.
Pierre Etienne Flandin, commerce
secretary, announced that his depart
ment was making sweeping investiga-
ton OF the new United States tariff
schedules and comparing them with
Frances own customs, and that upon
the basis of this inquiry demands would
be made to the United States for equi-
table adjustments.
The official averred that in case the
United States Tariff Commission and
President Hoover should prove unable
to satisfy the French demands, his
country would have ito face the situa-
ton" The commerce minister said de-
mandS of an all-inclusive nature would
be presented. Two eventualities are to
be considered" M Flandin declared.
The American authorities either will
give us satisfaction or refuse.
If we obtain modification Of certain
tariffs We shall have no reason to
change our relations with the great
country which rendered us such emf
nent service during the war.
We hope Americas sense of Justice
and traditional comprehension of busi-
ness will bring it to reasonable appre-
citation Of the situation"
Evening star., 1930-06-22

O--N-N-NNNA
actually apply to the act as passed and
which relate to changes of duties of
possible real Importance to the pro-
testing countries, amount to probably
not more than 10 or IL per cent of our
total imports.
Perhaps the most important feature
OF this tariff bill is the new flexible
clause. The old one did not work very
well. The present clause is more effec-
tive, in that the commissioners have
greater latitude at arriving at differ
ences In costs OF production as a basis
for adjusting rates. If a foreign coun-
try believes that any of our tariffs are
unduly high and prevent competitive
Shipment INTO the United States, it can
present its case to the reorpanized
Iarln Commission, which, in coHabora-
ton with the President, has the power,
II the complaint is justified, to rectify
the rates.
This new proposal for dealing with
such cases by a semi-judicial body Is
unique in the worlds tariff procedure
NO other nation has offered to us a
similar opportunity to present our case
Wnere, as often has happened, we have
believed its duties were unduly high and
discriminatory against us. This plan
should enable us to meet in a fair man.
ner outstanding cases involving foreign
interests.
Falls to See Retarding.
Considering these things:
I'D The steady growth for many
years OF both exports and imports. in
spite OF increases in previous tariffs:
"(2) The relatively small percentage
OF our imports to which the protests of
our foreign friends apply, and
"(0 The availability of a workable
flexible clause to adjust unfair situa-
tions;
we believe the new tariff law will
not retard the amazing growth of our
foreign trade. 1t should be remembered
also that four-fifths in value of our inn
ports consist Of goods which are either
free OF duty or unchanged or reduced
In duties under the new law.
The United States will continue to
buy from and sell to the nations of the
world vast quantities Of products. Our
great and growing buying power par
TALLY no doubt a result of the protective
system under which we have grown up
enables our people to steadily expand
their purchases from foreign countries. :"
Evening star., 1930-06-22
ADJUSTMENT TO LOW LEVELS
is HELD BUSINESS NECESSITY
Farm Board Member SAYS
Country Must Follow
Rural DefIation.
MCKeIvie Sees Entire World
Undergoing Postwar
Economic Change.

BY the Associated Press
DENVER, June 21.-Samuel r. Nc
Kelvie, member of the Federal Farm
Board, told newspapermen TODAY that
business must be adjusted to lower
level of costs.
All the countries of the world are
undergoing an economic readjustment.
!oHowing war conditions" said the
FORMER Nebraska governor. 1--WE are in
the midst of low prices for all haste
commodities and must learn tn adjust
our business to lower level of costs
and a new level of profits.
our farmers, as a general rule, have
already done so because their imitation
started some years ago. Other branches
OF business must follow suit. Condi-
tions are improving in industrial CEN
Evening star., 1930-06-22

o CLOCK In Z n e
council room of
the United States
Chamber of Com
merce, Seventeenth
and H streets, 1t
W as announced
yesterday by Mrs.
Ernest r. Grant,
chairman of this
committee, which
includes the Brit
tsh Ambassador,
Sir Ronald Lind
say; Secretary of
the Interior VIII
bur, Senator Cope
land and others of
national pro m l.
nence.
n he adffraCEAc
Evening star., 1930-06-22
BR0OKHART Is INVITED
TO LEGION CONVENTION
Ohio Department Commander Takes
Exception to Drunken Revelsr
Charge of Senator.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SANDUSKY, Ohio, June 21.-Dud-
ley A. White of Norwalk, Ohio depart
ment commander of the American Le-
gion, tonight sent telegram to Senator
Smith w. Brookhart of Iowa, taking ex-
ception to his description of American
Legion conventions as drunken revels."
The Department of Ohio, American
Legion" said Whites wire, extends an
invitation to you to come to It's con-
vention in Cincinnati, August 1919.
where you can attend the convention
sessions and see 1900 delegates and
alternates engaged in consideration of
the Legions rehabilitation, child well
fare. Junior base ball, Boy Scouts, COM
munity service and other programs, in
as orderly fashion as any convention
you ever saw, and presenting picture
quite contrary to your Misrepresentation
OF the character of the Legion
Senator Brookhart used the term
drunken revels" as applying to Legion
meetings in asking the Senate to deny
confirmation as Minister to Canada of
Hanford MacNider of Iowa. former Ma
tional Legion commander.
Evening star., 1930-06-22

now scheduled for this initial gather
ing Of the committee, which aims TO
start a national movement In support
Of the fight against the spread of tu-
berculosis in India's vast submerged
population, are as follows:
Mrs. George F. Becker secretary of
the committee, who recently returned
from her work as the founder of the
Bengal tuberculosis Association, will
speak on Conditions Today In India, .
illustrating the talk with lantern slides
from her own photographs.
DIR. Robert H. H. Goheen. director
OF the Union Mission Sanatorium OF
South India, and DIR. Kendall Emer-
son, managing director OF the National
tuberculosis Association, also VIII
speak.
Evening star., 1930-06-22
ROSS TRUST FUND
GIVEN CREDITORS
Wife of Canadian Sportsman
Loses 100000 by
Court Decree.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June Ala 81 ,OOO, 900
trust fund, established in 1915 for Mrs.
Ethel Adine Ross. wife OF Comdr. J.
K L. Ross, Canadian sportsman, was
ordered turned over to her husbands
creditors by a Supreme Court decree.
The decree was issued by Justice
Townley In q decision on a suit brought
by Comdr. Ross in 1927. who sought to
dissolve the trust fund, claiming he
needed 100000 to cover q loan from
the Century Trust Co. Of Baltimore.
Since then Ross was adiudged bank
rupt in Montreal and his trustees in
bankruptcy continued the suit
Comdr. Ross inherited $4,000. 900
from his father in 1916. He later be-
came connected with several of his IA
theirs companies in Canada and during
the World War commanded q Canadian
destroyer. He gave nearly $4,000, 900 to
charity.
He met financial reverses in 1927 and
was forced to sell his racing stables.
maintained in Vercheres. Quebec, and
Laurel, Md. The stables were among
the foremost on the continent and Sif
Barton, leading S-year-old Of his day,
raced under his colors.
Evening star., 1930-06-22
OKLAHOMA SHERIFF SLAIN
Phillips of Beckman County, in
First Term, Was Active Dry.

SAYRE, Okla, June 81 R).-The
body of T. c. Phillips. sheriff of Beck
ham County, was found in his ONCE
here tonight with six bullet wounds
in it.
The body was found by M. L. In
gram, undersheriff, who said he could
ascribe no reason for the Staying. In
dications were, Ingram said, that Phil
lips was called to the door of his Office
and that when he opened it his as
sassin fired at close range. Phillips
gun was in his holster.
The sheriff, who was finishing his
first term and was q candidate for re-
election, had been active W enforcement
Of prohibition. He was rs years old
and unmarried.
Evening star., 1930-06-22

conceded up to the time of the an
nouncement of Senator Hitchcock.
The Republicans are counting on one
sure gain in the Senate this Fall. SEN
ator Steck. the Democratic nominee to
succeed himself, is to be opposed by
representative Dickinson. Republican.
who won the nomination over Gov.
Hammill by big margin in the recent
primary. The Democrats practically
concede this seat to the Republicans.
Evening star., 1930-06-22
Rumania Holds Arms Traders.

BUCHAREST. Jur.e 2l Your
men engaged in disposing of large
stores of rifles were arrested today at
the village Of Kopanka on the banks
Of the River Dniester. Polise asserted
q lively trade in arms was being carried
on by the four between Rumania and
Russia.
Evening star., 1930-06-22
CAPITAL MEN HONORED
b tn. Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Mich, June 2l-Dr.
Clement r. Jones, Pittsburgh, was
elected president of the American
Therapeutic Society here today. Or.
William j. Mallory, Washington, D. c.,
was elected first vice president, and
DR.. Trueman z. Schnabel, Philadelphia,
treasurer.
DR.. Noble p Barnes. Washington, was
named chairman of the council.
Evening star., 1930-06-22
Greek Wheat Damaged.

ATHENS, June 81 CP).-Torrential
rains in the past few days caused dis
astrous damage to Greek agriculture
notable to the wheat crop.
During the storms number of houses
at the town of Canea collapsed under
strong earth shocks. No casualties were
.eported.
Evening star., 1930-06-22
CABS ASK UTILITY CURB
National Association Protests Rates
Below Cost.

CHICAGO. June 21 LR.-The Ma
tional Association of Taxicab owners
voted today to seek to have their in
dustry placed under the control OF pub
lie utility commissions in every State.
A resolution adopted said the in
dustry is being subjected everywhere
to unfair competition due to rates
below the cost of operation" and
pledged effort in every State to have
the necessary legislation passed to put
themselves under the same control as
other public utilities.
w. w. Cloud of Baltimore. Nd. was
elected president.
Evening star., 1930-06-22
OTTO KAHN REPROVES
BUSINESS PESSIMISTS
Prospects of Future Are as Great
as Ever Before, Banker Asserts
in Chicago.
By the Associated Press.

6y tne Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Words of com
fort for harassed financiers and general
reproof for manifestations of 1ysteria
on the Stock Exchange were uttered by
Otto H. Kahn. New York banker. upon
his arrival in Chicago today for the
opening Of the Summer opera season at
Ravinia
There has been no change in the un-
derlying elements of strength in the
country to justify any lack of confidence
in the future" said Mr.. Kahn. Pros
poets for the future are as great as
ever before"
Evening star., 1930-06-22
Makes Cruise to Azores.

BOSTON, June 81 Op).-More than
200 college students sailed from here
on the q. s: s. Wyoming today on a
three weeks training cruise to the
Evening star., 1930-06-22
Wanted-Io oad

from New York. Phaladeiphis, Richmond,
Va; sChieago. nj; Pittsburgh. Pa. and At
l&nt.c City.
10 PfttsburEh. N r. Cumberland. Nd.
end HarrissufE. Pa
Smiths Transfer & Storage Co.,
1Aa3 xeu o.. North s343.
Evening star., 1930-06-22
CAPPER TO PRESIDE
AT INDIA MEETING
Group Launching Fight on Tuber-
culosis Spread in Foreign
Land.

Senator Arthur Capper will serve As
the chairman of the first public meet
ing called by the foreign commit
tee for next Wednesday evening at g
Evening star., 1930-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WILL GENTLEMAN WHO HELPED LADY
s 81 staee5 9Tok ann sBd pess: 1 on
cate ,ECi.th Miss coNNoR, 2i2l H st. n ".
Ansesost.a ssturdsy' June e, please Eet in
ney. Franklin Nstionsl Bank Bidg.
& &sEvENTH STREET SAVINGS Rank;
annual dividend Of 500, per share, payable
yan. June 90 ,o,o 1880 to stockholders OF record
no COLLECTION. NO cHARGE-ADEPT
CoLLECTIoE SERVICE, Suite 2le. soS 18th
shy Ps d oAP the caahTTs ASP TsQM
can save you money and give satisfaction:
sidS. sied t Nat. alsa, N9-- 20 ''0 woodward
Will. LADY. WHO. ON MARCH 9, 1880
picked, Up shoe heel Of colored woman injured
Ssthr ane ps.! PrOsPeSt ave communicate With
sale TO pay storage charges; from SIS % S65:
T 29aT sToRAE' e Co Sh0Sse Se i69n ion UNITED
CHAIRS FOR RENT-SU1TABLE FOR BAN
uuets, receptions. parties or meetinss. From
itiYNSrrEo itYSr IRo STATES sToRAGE coe~ coe~ 1ls iotS
!. St. NV. Metropolitan l845
WANT TO HAUL FULL OR PART LOAD
PittsbufsS % and an way points, Special PstSa 2stea
NATIONAL xI!f DELIVERY @ ASSN: INC; 1917
WANTED-RETURN LOADS
PROM NEW YORK CITY JUNE q
FROM NEW YORK CITY ......... JUNE 80
FROM BUFFALO, JUNE 80
PROM NEW YORK CITY ....-..... JULY 2
TO JACKSONVILLE. FLA. JUNE 23-25
TO BOSTON. -. -. - 80 ....-. -. JUNE 80
4is 10th ST. NV. Metropolitan ls45.
WANTED-FULL OR PART LOAD FOR THE
below listed cities and points en- route,
TO or from NEW YORK. 80. JUNE %, IS, 81
To or from CHICAGO JgNE 2s Is, q
To or from BOSTON. JUNE %. IS. q
AMERICAN STORAGE 4 TRANSFER CO.,
Adams 1aSn
Evening star., 1930-06-22
MARSHALL HOUSE

and The Emerson and Cottages,
York Harbor, Maine. Golf, York
Country Club, 27 holes bathing,
orchestra, elevators, FIRE sprink-
iers,-Advt
Evening star., 1930-06-22
LAMONT DEFENDS
TARIFF, DISCOUNTING
REPRISAL THREATS

CONTINUED From First Page)
The Washington times., 1930-07-07
The Federal Reserve

One of the chief reasons for
organization of the federal re-
serve system was to stabilize Sc
curitieS and commodities markets
and to prevent financial panics.
1t might be advisable at this
time for the federal reserve to
repeat its action of 1927 and
purchase large amounts of bonds
or other securities in order to
bring an appearance of strength
into the leading markets. In the
last year, the most important act
of the reserve board was to help
along the collapse of the stock
market by inaugurating high
interest rates.
Ordinarily, the huge decrease
of $1,020.12O, ,623 in collateral bor-
rowingS of stock exchange mem
bers would be q bulliSh factor.
In Thursdays trading, however,
it. was absolutely ignored. Brok-
erS' loans have ceased to be an
important influence on the
markets action.
The July Outlook
If prices of high-grade secur-
tiles can carry through the
month of July without breaking
below the panic levels of last
November. 1 will look for a
gradual improvement in the
market. On the other hand, if
prices do break below the No
vember levels, it will be ample
evidence that the bear movement
has not run its course. Stock
market prices are bound to u.s.
sumo their proper relation to the
new scale prevailing in the COM
modify markets and are very
likely to reflect the postponement
of business improvement from
summer to late fall.
like American Tobacco about
as we'll as any stock on the mar.
ket, as far as its speculative pos
sibilities over the next month or
The Washington times., 1930-07-07
ELECTRIC FIRM
REPORTS GAIN

Net profits of the SwiSs-Ameri-
can Electric Company, which,
through it's subsidiaries, operates
principally in South America, to-
tailed $1,S33,207 for the year
ended April 80, 1880. Dividend
requirements on the So preferred
stock were earned over two and
one-haH times and dividends OF
6 per cent and francs were de-
clared ond class A and class B
common stocks, respectively.
''The less favorable economic
situation in South American
countries, primarily resulting
from the decline in. the prices
of agricultural products and
raw material as well as the sub
stantiaIIy smaller grain. crops,
has not had any noticeable in
fluenCe on the progressive In
crease in the use Of electric
power" says the annual re-
port. I'm line with results in
Europe and North America and
in spite of the generally unfa-
vOrable. economic situation,
there has been o steady In
crease in demand for electric
power. This growing demand
has been felt by the companies
in which we are interested and
has enabled them to increase
further their power Of prOduc-
tiOn. The continuous increase
in demand has also caused
them to expedite as much rs
possible the expansion work
already begun"
The Washington times., 1930-07-07
The Oil Industry

Recent reports of leading oil
companies indicate that the trade
in general is likely to make a
good showing, providing current
heavy consumption Of gasoline
continues. Sterilization is near
ing reality, despite the occasional
outbreak of price wars. Gasoline
consumption for the first five
months of 1880 was about IL per-
cent ahead of the like period of
1929. Many brokers expect i'm
provement in oil shares before
the end of the year.
It is often remarked that
stocks are in an attractive range
because they can't go much
lower" It would be easy to
recommend purchases now, but
in fairness to readers of this col
umn, I can not do this. For trad
ing plays, the market may be at
tractive, but the situation does
not seem to warrant long-pull
buying.
The Washington times., 1930-07-07
Further Recession
In Stock Values Is
Seen By Spectator
By THE SPECTATOR

drastic change in the character OF trade
today market nearly certain to experience
selling that into the list Thursday
afternoon was account of those traders who were
about the markets condition to stay with their
long commitments the long holiday Besides such selling
however considerable short selling indicating that
the bears are lower prices early date Per
sonaly cared to be long short Of the
the weekend There is factor that may serve
steady first this week. That
that expected when funds tied
up by mdyar dividend payments and commercial
settlements released large part such funds always
their back into the stock market 1t barely
possible such demand for securities offset the beah
effect the street
The Washington times., 1930-07-07
Deny Bankruptcy
For Mexican Road

Official denial has been made
of the report that the Interna-
tional Committee Of Bankers on
Mexico had demanded that the
National Railways Of Mexico be
thrown into bankruptcy as a pre-
liminary to the reaching of a
new agreement on Mexico's for.
eign debt.
Accor ding to well-informed
quarters, no such step had been
contemplated by the bankers. It
had been reported that the Mex
ican finance minister, Luis Mon.
! tes de Oca,
The Washington times., 1930-07-07
IA
CAPITALIZATION

c"s "a" TO Cunuhdv. P"dp'inss' Stock
Common StOknO vsl"e 100000 100000
a n
o S
The Washington times., 1930-07-07
Pennsylvania Water
Gross Is $I,O37, 1888

Pennsylvania State Wafer Cor
poration, a subsidiary Of Com.
munity Water Service Company,
reports gross earnings for the
IL months ended April 30. 1880
Of $l,037 .233.
After operating expenses. main
tenance and taxes, excluding FED,
eral income tax. there remained
a balance Of $723,07O, which Is
equivalent to 2.2s times the an
nual interest requirements on
funded debt Of the parent com
pany Of $3l4,9SS.
The Washington times., 1930-07-07
$S,4OO,OOO Bldg. Loan
Offered bU Str0IIs

s. w. Straus 6E Co. are offering
today at par and accrued interest
a $9,4OO,0O0 issue of Majestic
apartments first mortgage fee 8
per cent sinking fund gold bond
certificates dated June !, 1880,
and maturing June ]. 1948. The
certificates are secured by the
land occupying the entire block
front on the west side Of Central
Park West, between Seventh-firSt
and Seventy-second Sts., and the
29-story apartment building now
being erected thereon by the Ma.
jestic Hotel Corp.
The Washington times., 1930-07-07
Gold Standard MOUe
To Aid PeSetd o. KID

ADRID, July z GNS0.
Unanimous Endorsement was given
by the press today to the govern.
ment's plan to stabilize the pc.
seta by means Of gradual return
to the gold standard. The plan.
designed to check the activities
of spectators who were held to
be endangering the national f.
nances. calls for gradual govern
Inent intervention with full re-
turn to the gold standard by
1881. Action was taken when the
peseta dropped to the lowest level
in history.
The Washington times., 1930-07-07
Seuen Hearst Stock Declared Attractive
Market $IO,OOO,OOO
ASSO. Tel. Bonds

New financing aggregating $10,.
100000 is being undertaken to-
day through an offering of Asso-
ciated Telephone and Telegraph
Co 25-years 51a per cent gold de-
bentures, series "a" by Banc-
america-Blair Corporation and
Harris, Forbes & Co. The bonds,
which mature May /, 1855, are
priced at 941a ami accrued In
terest, to yield over $50 per cent.
Eleven sorts Of hOmes-IaRKe 0F ANAL
and 1t vaFiOus pFlces-are always advee-
tlSed In Times Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-07-07
Best & Company Growth

Best q Company Growth
Expansion of Best & Co., by
means of opening suburban
stores, is understood to have
shown results highly pleasing to
the management. The Mamaro-
neck store is said to be showing
good profits. Sales of the com.
pany this year have gained in
the face of business depression
to show an increase Of lis per
cent in ! May over the same
month in 1929. Costs have been
reduced to the lowest point since
the war. Net earnings for 1929
were $4.20 a share, while dlvl-
dend requirements are only 81
per share annually. Most brokers
consider this stock an outstand.
ing purchase In the retail and
merchandising group.
The Washington times., 1930-07-07

so are concerned. The recent
plitup and extra dividend were
indications of the trend of the
tobacco industry. And, the stock
is returned to an attractive price
area.
The Washington times., 1930-07-07
100000 Shares
100000 Shares Reserved for Officers and EmplOyeeo
Hearst Consolidated Publications.
Class AZ 7% Cumulative Participating Stock
(P~ vlu$ AMe)
(PAr value $2S per share)

referred Regular he ~~ ~~ September Na March
ghh k until he cyA have puh
~ red lot hMhh ddd Class 7% %ch Pudamg
Boar
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