The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-28

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 that tariffs should be reduced, and gold redistributed.
 { In the first interview he has given since becoming chancellor of the reich. Won Paper declared that the speediest road to world economic recovery is to restore Germany to its former commercial power.
 The United States especially well conied Won Papen's assurance that Germany's private debts to for eigners would not be defaulted. American citizens hold about $1,- 1000, 900 of these obligations. Some senatorial comment on these suggestions included:
 Senator Hull. democrat. Tenn; Full and sound world recovery imperatively requires freer move ments of international capital. goods and services. This fact is patent because all countries are gutted with surpluses. The largest factors in these obstruc- tions are tariff barriers and the quota policy, which even more arbitrarily shuts out imports and puts restrictions on exchanges everywhere.
 "A healthy distribution of gold and sound administration of tho gold standard depend on somewhat normal movements of world com merce."
 Senator Norbeck. republican. s. C.: "Regarding Won Papen's re- marks on gold distribution, should, say that the effectiveness of this depends on the process of re- distribution. Some countries have more than their share of the worlds gold now and do not seem to profit by 1t.
 with respect to tariffs. the agri- cultural sections are gradually be- ing driven to opposition to tariffs
 because in the main they operate
 for other interests and against agri- culture"
 Senator King. democrat. Utah: Undoubtedly tariff walls have been obstacles to world recovery from the effects of the World War. They have directly contributed to the deplorable economic condition of the United States.
 Undoubtedly there has been a maldistribution of the limited gold supply of the world. Only by loans or by revived international trade can there be brought about a re- distribution of the gold supply. If 1t is accomplished 1t would go a long way toward curing world eco-
 homie ills. "von Papen is right when he de- clared that disarmament Is essen- tial to world recovery"
 Bailfie's interview with Won Papen was read with interest by officials of the White House and
 state department. but they with
 held quotable comment. Madrid, July 2s.-(UP)-The
 newspaper A B c called the inter-
 view Chancellor Won Papen grant ed igh Baillie "a clever expose i.of Germany's national program" "In domestic policies there are enormous differences. but In for
 eign policies the only differences are those of opportunity. moment. and method" A B c said. By FREDERICK KUH (United Press Staff Correspondent Berlin. July 2s.--(UP)-Adoif ] Hitler, dapper new citizen of Ger many. in a dramatic plea for q united Germany shouted from the kaiser's old box at Gruenewaid
 stadium. brought the Maxi election campaign to Berlin while bands played. torches fiared. and storm troops paraded in Q drizzling rain. Hitler spoke last night to a wide- iy enthusiastic crowd of 100000 persons urging them to drive war.
 ring parties from Germany for ever"
 There were 10000 in the im- mense stadium grandstands. an equal number at the adjacent race track and e0.000 brown shirt storm troops mingled with the Nazi "whlte shirt" recruits. Loud speak. CTS carried f7ifIer's naessases to ail in the great crowd.
 "our people must raise them selves in unity. or our national life will dc for lack Of the will Co iive.' ' the dapI3er fascist leader shouted from the bex where Wilhelm. tnt aII ninhest. once eased upon hir Two must rise abcvs the cencep. tion of prcIeiafians, empioyers'