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The Washington times., 1931-07-07
SCORNS FASCIST
HYMN, QUITS
Photo by International

NEW YORK, July 7 UNS).
Refusing to accept his managers
edict that he open the scheduled
promenade concerts at the Mecca
Auditorium with a rendition of
the Fascist hymn, "Giovanezza,
Conductor Egon Ebert has walked
out on the show, it was revealed
today.
Conductor Ebert, who was to
lead his musicians in their open
ing concert Friday, withdrew from
the performance following the
declaration of the manager, Paul
SydOw, that he was hOnOr-bOund
to prelude the musicale with the
Italian anthem.
Ebert, an admirer Of ToScanini,
has been replaced by Eugene
Plotnikoff.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
HOOVER STILL
HAS FISCAL
WORRIES
frances Acceptance of Debt
Holiday Does Not End His
Cares; Some lust Started
BY GEORGE r. HOLMES

BY GEORGE II. HOLMES
All Of President Hoover'S wor-
ries were not ended today by
Frances acceptance of his war
debt holiday. In fact. some of
them, important ones. too, may
be said to be just starting.
The plan involves q financial
sacrifice on the part of the United
States Treasury of some $246,-
OOO,OO for the current fiscal year
which began last Wednesday.
The Treasury closed the fiscal
year on June 30 with a deficit in
excess of 5000, 100000
New Deficit Seen
Unless there is an almost
miraculous upturn in business
conditions here and abroad,
Treasury experts anticipate de-
ficit for the current year almost
as large as the 100000, 900
written in red ink on June 80.
To this must be added the $246,-
100000 which the American Gov
ernment is to forego during the
year on Europe's Indebtedness.
The money must be found
somewhere to offset it-either by
reduced Governmental expendi.
lures, issuance of more bonds, or
increased taxes.
Governmental expenditures have
been cut and cut until there is a
general belief that little more can
be pruned unless there is to be a
marked diminution of Govern
mental activities. Increasing taxes
in the face of an approaching
campaign is politically
out of the question. There re-
mains short-term borrowing by
the Treasury.
Boom q Solution
The solution, of course would
be for business to stage such q
revival as to increase the flow of
income and corporation taxes and
customs duties into the Treasury
to somewhere near what they were
in the spanking days before the
depression, when there were an,
nual surpIuses.
With the assembly Of Congress
early in December, Mr.. Hoover
will have more trouble on his
hands arising from his debt holi
day. During the difficult and at
times tense negotiations with
France, there has been in effect
a political armistice. The Demo
Gratis joined with the Republi-
cans in approving the Presidents
plan, and there is little question
that Congress speedily will ratify
the convention soon after it
meets.
ArmiStice to End
But the political armistice that
has prevailed for two weeks ends
with the assembly of Congress
five months from today. 1t is no
secret that many Democrats, and
not a few Republicans as well,
gave their approval to the
Hoover plan with reluctance.
They did not want to stand in
the way of anything that offered
hope, for q business revival, nor
lay themselves open to partisan
ship in a matter affecting inter
national relations.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07

n, Y, STOCKS FAIL To RALLY
To PRESIDENTS OPTIMISM

The favorable trend spread to
the Liverpool cotton market,
where American futures advanced
an average of IL points by / p. m.
German marks rallied to higher
ground, being quoted at 20.50 u
to the English pound. American
dollars we're slightly lower at
$4.86 21-32 to the pound.
Steel Off Points
U. S. Steel, which sold near
the ope'. ling at 104a4, fell off 3
points to 101A early in the sec
ond hour. j. I. Case fell back S
points to 831a. Westinghouse
opened at 73 and reacted sharply
to 69A within an hour.
In the same period American
Tel and Tel moved off from
1882 to 1904; while National
Biscuit broke through to a new
low at 571a and New York Cen
tral, at the head of the rails, re-
acted from 94A to 90h. Loews
lost 212 points and twenty or
more of the active favorites lost
a point or two.
CHICAGO, July 7 QN.SO-
Wheat futures advanced 1s to
3sc today with buying by, COM
mission houses and locals. Set
tlement of the debt holiday agree
ment and firmness abroad were
factors in the market here.
Offerings were moderate.
The Liverpool wheat market
was 12d higher. Winnipeg showed
gains of "a to 1c in spite Of
further rains in the Northwest.
Corn was up 3s to Bc in
sympathy with wheat and linn
tied offerings. Crop news was
favorable.
Oats ruled 1sc higher and rye
50 to 15c better.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07

to recognize the necessity for
some action to save Germany
was May /. The situation was
going from bad to worse. The
first actual move was made, how.
ever, with the arrival Of Ambas-
sador Sackett from Berlin on
May 6.
The next day he called on the
State and Commerce Depart
ments for complete information
on the German situation.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
Germany Grateful for Agreement;
Will Spend Funds to Aid Industry

cellor Heinrich Bruening's mes
sage to Washington on Sunday,
said:
Germany has promised not
to use the money released
through the debt moratorium
for government expenditures Of
any kind. The entire amount
will be turned to the stabiliza-
tiOn of German financerS and
economic reconstruction"
The proclamation also pleaded
for closer international co-opera.
tioE. 20 assist in healing the
world economic crisis, and pointed
to the forthcoming international
conferences as the most import.
ant steps on the road toward
world solidarity.
While granting full credit TO
President Hoover. Germans today
expressed appreciation Of the ef-
forts of Chancellor Bruening, who
inaugurated the movement for the
relief Of Germany by his confer.
ence with Prime Minister Mac
Donald ut Chequers. Gratitude
also was expressed that MacDOn.
aid had listened to Germany's
plea for assistance.
DR.. Julius CurtiuS, German for
eign minister, expressed high
praise of Secretary Mellon when
he heard news of the signing of
the accord.
ROME, July z TN.SO.-Italy
will Internationally ratify the
Franco American agreement on
the Hoover reparations proposal.
it was officially announced today.
The government received with
pleasure word of the agreement
and will voice no objection to any
part of it. Italy was one of the
first to announce it's approval Of
the plan and later stated it was
ready to embrace it without
awaiting word from other nations.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
CONV|CTSFREED
To FIGHT FIRE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 7
1.N.SD.-A last effort to save a
timbered section of Mount Diablo,
containing rich summer homes,
from a forest fire was made to-
day by bucket chain of 500
men.
Contra Costa county's most
serious fire In years was raging
on a three-miIe front and had
burned over $4,000 acres Of graz
ing and wooded land. Nearly a
thousand head of dairy cattle
were burned to death and sew
eraI ranch houses destroyed.
So drastic was the situation
that county iaily prisoners were
released to aid the men trying
to hold back the flames, which
were nearing the summit.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07

dent declared emphatically that
he was adverse to cancellation.
AT the conference with Stim-
son. 1t was decided not to 60
ahead with any relief plan be-
cause the League of Nations was
discussing the world economic
situation at Geneva. The Presi-
dent was hopeful the League
would suggest a solution.
When on May 81, the Geneva
conference broke up without
action the President decided to
go ahead.
Sackett Arrives May 6
Castle revealed that the date
on which Mr.. Hoover first began
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end America with regard to the
debt moratorium.
Shares of the heavy industries
scared from 5 to 10 points, despite
the fact that call money remained
scarce and commanded all the
way from 81a to 10 per cent.
German bankers claimed a
Tong term loan must be obtained
to ease the shortage Of money
caused by the recent sensational
Withdrawals from the Reichsbank.
They believed, however, that the
run on the Reichsbank would
. cease as a result of the mOratO-
rum accord.
Notwithstanding the more opti-
mistic tone of the market, the
Reichsbank again lost approx
mately $4,000, 900 marks today in
foreign exchange through the
cancellation of short-term credits.
Yesterday the banks Withdrawals
on the foreign exchange account
was about 80,000,000 marks.
NEW YORK, July IA wave
Of selling in the second hour to-
day forced prices Of the specula-
tive leaders sharply downward
from the slightly higher levels
reached at the opening Of the
market.
Final accord on war debts
failed to stimulate the American
markets as it did the Berlin and
Paris bOurses, and buying power
which forced the favoriteS a point
or two higher in the first period
evapOrated before the end of the
first half hour. Profit taking and
professional selling accounted for
khe weakness in the induStrialS,
The Washington times., 1931-07-07

LOS ANGELES, Calf, July 7
GN.SD.-United States District
Judge George Cosgrave today had
under submission the motion Of
Harold Lloyd, screen star, for a
rehearing of the suit. recently
won by the estate of the late
Harry C. Witwer. comedian. over
the alleged lifting" of thet plot
for THE Freshman" a Lloyd
comedy.
Representatives of the Witwer
estate, which won a consider
able judgment from the lower
courts, charged that the plot
for "The Freshman" was taken
from The Emancipation Of Rod
ney."
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
Months Needed to Iron
Out Details on
Debt Plan

It viii take at least several
months for the international
committee of experts to work
out all the multitudinous de-
tails of President HooVer's debt
holiday agreement, it was said
at the State Department today.
With so many governments
involved, and SO many mters
locking agreements b etwee
them, the committee of experts
probably will have to labor
right up to December to get The
plan in operation before pay
ments again fall due on Decerl-
Der Is,
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
"Cigdrette Racket"
PrObed in Detroit

DETROIT, July 7.-Prosecutor
Harry S. Toy today ordered an in
ventigation into reports that
racketeers were attempting to con
troll the cigarette market here and
levy tribute of $1.500, 900 a year.
According to the reports. the
racketeers would provide protec-
tion, boost prices slightly, then
collect half cent on every pack.
age sold.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
John Brisben Walker,
Er-PHbLisher. Dies

NEW YORK, July 7 1.N.SO.
John Brisben Walker. 80. former
publisher, auto manufacturer,
rancher, road builder and philan-
thrOpiSt, died today at his home
in Brooklyn after a weeks illness.
Walker was a graduate of George
town University. He formerly
was publisher Of the Washington
Chronicle and Of the Cosmopoli,
tan Magazine.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
Peppers Her Hennd,
She Obtains DiVOrce

CHICAGO, July 7 GN.S)
Mrs. Bertha Bauer found mar
riage too spicy when her husband,
Arthur, shook pepper into her
freshly hennaed hair. Judge De-
sort granted her a divorce and $12
a week alimony for her daughter,
Juwcita, 6.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07

The President then felt action
was up to this Government.
Sackett returned to the Capt.
tai June 2, ON his way back to
Berlin. Ambassador Dawes was
here also from London, and the
President went over the situation.
1t was determined that drastic
action was necessary, and on
June 5, the President worked out
the plan he later proposed for
the debt holiday.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
CHAMBER CHIEFS MEET

Directors of the Washington
Chamber of Commerce will hold
their monthly meeting at the
headquarters in the Homer Build
ing at 8 o'clock tonight. accord
ing to President Harry King.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-30
Better Business
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