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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-02

| e~AN AAHS uN0S, AOSJ HACSSSOANA-
tott Magyarorszagot megvaltsak
Eek az urak utjaba alltak
Buffaloban az aggmenhaz otle.
tenek, inert szerintiik, akik All
siirgettiik, azok "elkartyaztuk q
reviziot" inert 6k - Magyar.
orszagon akartak ervenyesiilni
es boldogulni.
Azutan az egesz Buffalot fel.
rugtak, magasabban kezdtek re.
pilni IS ait hittek, hogy a
Justice for Hungary" utjaert az
egesz Amerika magyarsagat er.
demes lesz lit hagyni fakepnel.
Most aztan kezd a dolog !
kormiinkre egni, Greg magyarok
szegeny koldusok szazaval van.
max az orszagban, ezrevel lesz
mex jov6re es csak az lister
tudja, hogy hanyan pusztulnak
el az utszelen kozulunk.
| Most mar egyre tobben, egyre
hangosabban surgetik, hogy epul
jon meg az aggmenhaz.
Meglatszik a vitan, hogy, mem
sokat foglalkoztak idaig a do
loggal.
Nemelyek lelkesedesb6l akar-
jak fenntartani az aggmenhaza-
kat, nemelyek meg dologhaza.
kat akarnak csinalni. Birtokoka,
akarnak tehetetlen aggokkal mil
veltetni.
Akarmilyen keservesen esik is
leirni, mi nem hisszik, hogy va
laha is lesz az amerikai magyar
sagnak orszagos aggmenhaza.
Mert orszagos mozgalmat tob.
be koztiink senki mem nler Is
talan mem is tud kezdeni Is inert
ARA mar - kes6 van.
Ez azonban mem ait jelenti
hogy mem lehet magyar agg-
menhaz, SGT, hogy mem lehet
tobb magyar aggmenhaz.
De AIT mar az egyes koloniak
magyarjainak kell kis aranyok
kozt csinalni.
Ilyenfajta torekvesek vannak is
mar kozottunk.
Ligonierban a reformatusok
csinaltak aggmenhazat es italian
lassan annyira fejlesztik, hogy
id6vel gondot tudnak viselni
mindazokra, akik Reformatus
Egyesiilet tagjai kozul arra szo-
rulnak.
Nekik aranylag konnyii mum
kajuk.
Az arvahazat egyszer tenger-
nyi aldozattal megcsinaltak a.
milyen mertekben aggmenhazat
kell bel6le csinalni, olyan mertek-
ben egesz batran leepithetik az
arvahazat, inert az amerikai ma
gyaroknak tobbe magyar arvai
mem lesznek. A masodik nemze-
dek arvait batran el lehet ameri-
kai arvahazakban helyezni. a
sziilei hazban is csak kiveteles
esetekben lenne magyar-ameri-
kai bel6liik.
A baptista szovetkezetnek
szinten van egy szereny, kis
aggmenhaza, amit bizonyara fej-
leszteni fognak lassankent.
Bar az aggmenhazba feleke-
yeti kiilombseg nelkil felvesz-
mex ARA szorulo Greg magya-
rokat, bizonyos, hogy id6vel
kenytelenek lesznek 6k is csu-
pan baptistakra szoritkozni, inert
els6sorban kotelesseglk azokra
gondolni.
Detroitban a Scent Kereszt
Hitkozseg aggmenhaza szinten
meg van mar.
Mem valami nagy hely, ma
gyon sok embernek nem is fog
max helyet adni, de ha Detroit
magyarjai mind tamogatni fog
jak az intezmenyt, akkor annak
a kol6nianak az elhagyott agg
jaira bizonyara gondot tudnak
maid viselni.
Regebben egy ilyen lokalis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-02
Megint oggmenhazroI beszeInek

(
| Ugy tudjuk, hogy idaig mines
semmi dologb6l ami mem je-
lent. hogy mem is lesz semmi
bel5le.
A tobbi magyar csoportok Is
magyar koloniak szinten meg
fogjak a szamukra feltetlenu;
sziikseges aggmenhazakat csinal-
nj, lesz tehat orszagos Macy in
tezmenyek helyett tobb kis agg-
menhaz, amelyekben szerencset-
len testvereink otthont fognak
talalni.
!, Ezeket a loka1is jellegu kisebb
intezmenyeket sokkal konyebben,
sokkal gyorsabban meg lehet csi-
nalni.
Minden csoport (egylet, egy-
haz, stb) tagjai jobban ismerik
egymast, minden magyar kolo-
niaban van hizonyos a11ando
erintkezes, helyi szervezeteket
tehat nagyon konnyen meg lehet
csinalni.
| Amig az orszagos mozgalmak-
ra ma mar vezet6k sem akad-
max, inert folytonos csalo-
das es a folytonos gyanu a
kedviiket mindorokre elvette. -
addig az egyes csoportok vagy
koloniak magyarjainal az alkal-
mas vezet6ket is meg lehet kony-
nyen talalni.
Penzt sokkal konnyebb kapni
egy ilyen csoport reszere, mint
egy orszagos megmozdulas sza-
| mara.
Vegre aki Bridgeporton, vagy
Trentonban, vagy Detroitban el,
az OFT nemcsak azokat ismeri,
akiket hajlando megbizni ezzel a
munkaval es akik a munkat hal
landok vallalni, hanem azokat is,
akik raszorulnak segelyre.
Minden magyar csoportnak es
magyar kolonianak meg vannak
maris azok szegenyei, azok az
elesettjei, akik rendszer nelkil
ugyan, de allando tamogatasban
reszesiilnek a. magyarsag jovol-
tabol.
|, Tisztan arrol van $40, hogy
kell6 szervezes utan rendszeres-
Sc tegyiik ennek a tehernek a
| viseleset es biztosabba tegyik
azoknak a sorsat, akiket amugy
sem szandekszik Amerika ma
gyarsaga vegkepen elhagyni.
A legtobb magyar koloniaban
szervezet is alig sziikseges, inert
egy aggmenhaz felallitasat belle
lehet illeszteni valamelyik meg
levo szervezet keretebe.
Nehol egy-egy egyhaz, nehol
egy-egy kozos bizottsag, nagy-
bizottsagok, az egyletkozi bizott-
sagok keretei kozt meg tudnak
az aggmenhazat azonnal csinalni
es sok olyan eset van, ahol az
epiilet sem lenne azonnal silk
seges, vagy ahol az epiiletet
konnyuszerrel meg lehetne sze-
rezni.
Ezzel nem akarjuk az orsza-
gos megmozdulastol senkinek a
kedvet elvenni.
Ha tortennenek ilyen iranyban
komolyabb lepesek, mi tamogat-
nank ait leglelkesebben, ahogy
mi mondottuk XII els6nek, re-
gen, az aggmenhaz szikseget,
csak meg akartuk erttetni, hogy
ezt a celt mas, konnyebb utakon
is elerjuk.
Ha megis akadnak tehat, akik
kivihet6nek tartjak egy vagy
tobb orszagos aggmenhaz lete-1
siteset, ne keslekedjenek soka a
dologgal, inert tiz-tizenot evI
mul3a mar erre sem lesz silk
seq kozottiink.
De akik hozza akarnak-nyulni
a dologhoz, azok legyenek vele
tisztaban, hogy n1unkakozben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-02

emberekkel csinalni es hogy
mem szabad az aggmenhazat
osszeteveszteni egy dologhazzal ;
inert akik aggmenhazban keny-
telenek meghuz6dni, azok mem
alkalmasak mar "a, hogy bel6luk
bereseket csinaljunk.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
KIWANLS WILL
HEAR WERNER
Will Outline Plan for U. S.
to Avoid Flooding
Two Counties

Speaker for the Kiwanis Club
at the meeting scheduled for one
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
Skyland hotel will be Prof. S. p.
Werner of Brevard.
Prof. Werner will speak to the
club on the subject of power de-
velopment, flood control and dam
building in Henderson and Tran
sylvania counties, and will pre-,
sent his plan for accomplishing
the ends desired by the federal
governments Tennessee Valley
development without destroying a
large part of the agricultural de-
velopment in the two counties.
Prof. Werner, a native Of South
Carolina, is an educator and en-
gineer, who has had wide expert
ence in this country and in South
America and Africa. He will be
heard with great interest, no
doubt, by the Kiwanians and a
number of visitors.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
BeaNe Passes the
Lie to Reynolds

Washington news stories re-
ceived here today stated that
Morris Bealle, editor of Plain
Talk had passed the "lie" to Sen
ator r. R. Reynolds, following his
first speech in the senate yester-
day, in which he declared, IN
apologizing publicly to Senators
Bailey and Robinson, Democratic
floor leader, that he had not read
copy Of a speech, delivered in
High Point by Morris Beallc, and
containing an attack on these two
senator's.
The speech was inserted in the
Congressional Record at the re-
quest of Senator Reynolds, who
afterward said that he had not
read it.
Bealle declared that the two sat
down together and went over the
speech, and that some changes
were made i'll it before it was
sent to the printer.
Bealle will be remembered here
as the managing editor of the for
mer HenderSonville Times, under
the ownership of Leroy Sargent
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
Hope to Start New Highway Work
In North Carolina in a Few Days

today. "That should make it pos
sible for some of this new con-
struction work to get started by
July Is or 20 at the latest. Most
of the contractors in the state
have their organizations ready to
go to work on few days notice,
so there will not be any delay
from that angle"
The first thing that must be
learned from Washington are the
rules and regulations that must
be set up governing the expendi-
ture of this federal money on
highway construction and other
public works, Jeffress said. In
dications are that these new reg
ulations will be based upon the
regulations that have governed
the federal aid emergency road
building program for the past
year. 1t is expected that these
) Continued on page ski Il
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
Details of Bank,
Recovery Bills
AS Passed, Given
Provisions for Fair Prac-
tice in Trade Created
by Congress

WASHINGTON, June II (UP)
Salient points of two vital pieces
of legislation finally approved
Yesterday by congress, follow:
INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY BILL
l. A S3,3OO,OOO,OOO public
works program under control Of 4
board Of three members appoint
ed by the president.
,. Issuance Of bonds TO finance
the public works program and the
levyiug of $220,000,00O annually
in taxes to take care Of the in
terest and sinking fund charges
on tn" bonds.
3. Provision that the federal
government shall cooperate with
industry to fix minimum wages,
maximum working hours and fair
trade practices. Each industry
formulateS its own code ana al
lots production amcng the vari~
Gus units of the industry. The
code drawn up by the industry
becomes the law. In case any
units of the industry refuse to
abide by the law the president Is
empowered to institute a l.cenS-
ing system for the units. BY
withholding a license he then car
drive the rebelliouS unit out Of
business.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
CONFEREES NERVOUS AS
AMERICANS ABSENT

LONDON, June I4.-UT).-
Members Of the United States
delegation to the World Economic
Conference astonished h { r.
brother delegates yesterday by
Unexpectedly refraining from at
tendance at the second days SeS-
sion.
Secretary of State Cordell
Hull, head of the American dele.
cation, had been scheduled to
make. the first and important
speech Of the day. When the ses-
sion was opened he was absent
and yielded his time to Premier
Edouard Daladier Of France.
The war debts question which
the British had injected into Mon
days discussions somewhat TO the
dismay Of the United States rep
resentatives again was thrust for
mally into proceedings yesterday.
Only twice during the entire
day Of speeches by 10 chief dele
gates from other nations did Il
representative from the United
States appear. That was during
the afternoon, when Ralph ".
Morrison, of Texas, walked in and
sat down for while. He heard
speakers again declare settlement
of the delicate war debts issue VII
tai to world recovery. During the
morning. Ray Anterior, counsel.
lor in the United States embassy,
Continued on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
QUICK ACTION UNDER U.S..
RECOVERY BILL IS URGED
National c. of c. Head
Sees Act as Biggest Re-
Mobilization Step

WASHINGTON, June IA (UP)
An appeal to American business
men to act quickly to take advan-
tage Of the new national indus
trial recovery act was made 3y
Henry |. Hartman, president OF
The L. s. Chamber Of Commerce,
an hour after the measure had
been sent to the White House.
Passage of the act constitutes
a most important step in QUE
progress toward business rehabili-
tation," said Hartman. 1T should
begin Immediately to bring about
q large measure Of re-employmen:
and an increase in buying power
throughout the country.
"The act will permit legitimate
business to lift itself above the
destructive competition which has
prevented recovery and which has
been threatening to bring about
complete economic demorallZa-
ton
As this vital measure left con-
gress and neared enactment,
ether business and industrial
leaders leaped into action. Roo
ert l.. Lund. president Of the Ma
tional Association of Manufacture
ers, said:
"Industry has a right to be en-
couraged by this action. 1t will
now have an opportunity to po-
lice itself against ruthless compe-
tition in the form of unregulated
price cutting"
He urged manufacturers give
their whOle-hearted co-Operatior
to administrators of the measure
and to the president.
In the midst of the enthusiasm
that greeted final congressional
action on the bill, came sober
note from John B. Elliott, presi-
dent of the National Independent
Petroleum Association opposed to
monopoly.
He wired President Roosevelt
from Trinidad, Colo, suggesting
care in administration of the bill
to prevent a possible monopoly in
the oil business.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
County Relief Work Results Are
Gratifying, Check Up Indicates

of Irish potatoes, a large plot of
sweet potatoes, corn and pump
kins have been put in and are in
fourishing condition.
Facilities are on hand and are
being used to spray for plant in
sects, so no loss is being suffered
from these pests.
A survey of each family has
been completed, showing the num-
Der to be provided for. the jars
and cans already on hand, the
number necessary to provide suf-
ficient canned foods for winter
use, acquisitions have been sent in
for the cans required, so that
when the produce is ready, cam
ming will be done in season to
conserve every bit of the surplus.
Four emergency home demonstra-
ton agents are now working
through the county, holding reg
ular canning demonstrations, and
Continued on page six)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
NEW DEAL BEER LOSES IN
FEDERAL, TEST In GEORGIA
Court Challenges Congress
to Define 81 Beer
Notwithstanding
By GARNETT D. HORNER
United Press Staff Correspondent

Onlted freSS Otall Correspondent
ATLANTA, June 1l.-(UP).
"New deal" beer lost its first
federal court test case in bone
dry" Georgia yesterday.
A decision here by L. S. Dis
trict Judge E. Marvin Under
wood challenged the power of
congress to define 80 beer as
not intoxicating.
Such a definition dis not bind
ing upon states nor upon federal
courts in civil cases where viola
ton of the 18th amendment is an
issue, if such liquor is as mat
ter of fact Intoxicating" Judge
Underwood ruled.
Persons transporting the 80
beverage through a "dry' state
must prove that at is non-intoxi-
eating in fact" he held.
The decision denied a petition
by R. =. Richmire, Jacksonville,
Fla, truck operator, to enjoin
Sheriff f. NJ. Legg of Cobb coun-
ty, Ga, from interfering with his
trucks transporting beer from
Tennessee to Florida. The case
will be appealed, his attorneys
said.
Richmire also sought release of
a truck and 22O cases of beer,
consigned from Nashville, Tenn,
to Jacksonville, confiscatcd by
Sheriff Legg last month.
The sheriff contendcd it was
his duty to seize the shipment be-
cause Georgia law forbids
transportation of any beverage
containing more than One-half of
one per cent alcohol.
Richmire's petition cOntended
the federal act legalizing 30 beer
made it a recognized article OF
interstate commerce, with which
state through which it was
transported had no right to in
terfere.
Judge Underwood ruled that
congress and the states have con-
current power to enforce the 18th
amendment "as they see fit. "
Since the case at issue was a
civil action, he held the burden
was upon the plaintiff to prove
the beverage twas not intOXicat-
ing in fact" under the Georgia
laws.
Finding as l do" the judge
continued, "that the beer act
does not authorize transportation
of liquors, intoxicating in fact,
in a state where the laws thereof
make such transportation unlaw-
full. and finding further that the
laws of Georgia forbid the trans
portation and possession of beer
of. the character of that involved
in this suit, and the plaintiff who
has come into the court of equity
asking for permanent relief has
Continued on page fve) 'a-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14

A check-up of the relief work
being done in Henderson county
through the 5-l0 Year Farm Oh
ganizatiOn shows most gratifying
results, it was reported at a joint
meeting of the farm committee
and women's auxiliary committee
On last Saturday.
Supervisors of relief gardens,
seeds and fertilizers for many
of which have been furnished
through the governors office Of
relief, report that efficient results
are being obtained in the majOri-
ty of these plots. Unreasonable
dry weather has made it difficult
to keep things growing as had
been expected, but with the rains
of the past few days, the outlook
is much better.
The garden plots planted by
the county to furnish produce for
use in, relief work. are making
splendid showing. Twelve acres
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
The Times.Eews Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel

RALEIGH, June 14.-Now that
congress has finally passed the
emergency public works bill, in
which $4,000,000,000 is made
available for highway construc-
ton in the various states, North
Cardinals share of this money
should be available. within a week
or 10 days, Chairman E. B. JEFF
fress of the state highway COM
mission believes. Indications are
that this states allotment will be
approximately $10,000,0OO, if the
money is allotted on the basis
that has been used in the past.
"Tf the powers that be in Wash
ington move as quickly as we
think they will, we should know
enough about what we are to get
and what we will be able to do
with this money to start letting
contracts by July 1,"'Jeffress said
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
PLAN TO FIGHT
TAX ON SALES
Charlotte Men Retain Law,
yer; Will Contest
Constitutionality

CHARLOTTE, June 14.-The
Charlotte Retail GrocerS asSOcia-
ton. meeting last night with
about 100 members present,
agreed to contest the North Ca
olina sales tax law and employed
Basil NJ. Boyd. one Of Mecklen-
burg's three representative a.
the recent general assembly, to
take the fight to the courts.
Late last night Mr.. Boyd said
he had accepted the employment
and would begin Immediately 4
study of the case with the view
of asking within the next few
DAYS for a restraining order pre-
venting A. J. Maxwell, state COM
missioner of revenue, from col
lecting the tax when the law goes
into effect July L.
81 don't know yet where we
will start" said Mr.. Boyd, who in
the general assembly was one OF
the sales tax laws most bitter
enemies. at just depends upon
which court we inquire VIII give
us earliest action, the state count
or the federal court.
Mr. Boyd declared that recent
ly the Illinois state supreme
court. looked upon as one OF the
ablest state supreme courts IN
the United States, had held the
Illinois sales tax law to be uncOn-
stitutional. The Illinois law and
the North Carolina law are very
much alike, said he, and the deci-
sion of the Illinois court seems
to indicate that the North Caro-
lima law may be found by this
states chief tribunal to be vio-
lation of the national constitu-
ton. r.ses,g
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
KEYNOTE SPEECH Of Chief
AMERICAN DELEGATE Plea
AGAINST LOCAL FAY0RITISN
Address Creates Good Impression; Abb
sence of Delegation from PIenary
Session Makes COnferees Uneasy

LONDON, June 14.-(UP).-CordeIl Hull secretary OF
state and head of the United delegation to the
World Economic Conference today solemny the
conference against selfish obstruction of the conferences
work.
In his eagerly awaited keynote speech Secretary Hull
said nation obstruct the conference with "a short
sighted notion that some of its favored local interests may
temporarily profit while thus indefinitely DELAYING aid
the distressed in country nation would
merit the execration of mankind.
THE cherished idea of the extreme type of solatonst
that each nation ngy by boosrap methods lift itself
out of the trouble that surrounds has proved frutess
he said
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
WETMURS ARE LIVING
ON A FARM in IOWA

Friends in this city and section
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Wetmur
will be interested in knowing that
they are residing on farm in
Iowa, to which they removed sew
eral months ago. Miss Ruth Wet
muir is with them. Mr.. Wetmur
is enjoying good health and in
spite Of unfavorable conditions in
agriculture, reports that he is
able to make a living on the land.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
Pennsylvania S
W.M.U. to Meet

BREVARD. June IA. (SpeciaD
Annual meeting of the Baptist
Woman's Missionary union o.
Pennsylvania county will be held
at Mt. Moriah, Cherryfeld church
next Thursday, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. NJ. c. Shipman, in
charge.
Mrs. Edna R. Harris, Of Ra-
leigh, and Mrs. j. r. Morgan. Of
Waynesville, both prominent in
work of the Baptist church in this
state, will be principal speakers
of the occasion.
At the noon hour luncheon will
be served to the delegates and
visitors by members Of the Cher
ryfeld church.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
Pay Fletcher
Bank Claims
Friday A. NJ.

Announcement of payments on
claims in the closed Bank of
Fletcher was made today as fol-
lows at the office of the liquida-
tor:
"DepositorS may call at the Of
flee of the Bank Of Fletcher on
Friday morning at 10 o'clock,
June 16, and receive a 10 per
cent dividend on their claims.
"Those who have claims in the
reopened bank which are unpaid
may also call for their checks
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
VIENNA PRESS
CHARGES PLOT
TO GRIP State
Reign Of Terror Was to
Follow Nazi Coup, Is
Semi-0fficial View
AUSTRIAN PREMIER
IS HURRYING HOME

VIENNA, June 14.-(UP).--
A Nazi plo. to inaugurate reign
of terror in Austria as coup to
seize power was charged today b.
the newspaper Oesterreich lsches
Abendblatt as the government
prepared more drastic measures
for the suppression of the Aus
trian branch Of Adolf Hitler's
party. The paper is regarded as
a semi-official organ.
Relations between Germany and
Austria, once SO close that
union of the two nations was con-
siGered possible, were today at
the breaking point.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
TO AUDIT BOOKS

BREVARD, June IA. (SpeciaD
r. Emmett Smith, of Asheville,
was given contract for auditing
the towns books for the next six
months by the board of aldermen
in their meeting here Tuesday
night. Mr.. Smith has been doing
auditing work for the town and
one of the county units for sew
oral wars
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
LEGION WILL MEET

A very important meeting OF
the American Legion will be held
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at
the new Legion clubhouse on
North Main street. Commander
L. B. Prince declared today that
the meeting would discuss impor-
tant business, and he urges all
members to be present
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
ALASKAN QUAkES

SEWARD, Alaska, June H.
(UP).-Earth tremors Of increas-
ing intensity during the past 80
hours has caused fear among resi-
dents here and at Anchorage to-
day. Little damage was reported.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
GLASS-STEACALL BILL

l. Temporary federal guaran-
tee after January l, 1884, Of de-
posits up to $4,000 in federal re-
serve banks and other banks
meeting certain requirements.
2. Permanent insurance Of
bank deposits after July /, 1884,
on a sliding scale basis. Deposits
Continued on page siX)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
NEW SURPRISE
MOVE MADE IN
DEBT FARLEY
Germany Would Exempt
Debts to Dawes Young
in Money Deal


LONDON, June II. (UP).
The United States reply to
Britain's offer for a partial
payment on it's war debt in
Stallment due June IS was re-
ceived this afternoon.
WASHINGTON, June H.
Dispatches which indicated the
answer contained unique
debt plan which was "sur-
prise" to one cabinet member
and agreeable to the whole
cabinet. 1t was said contents
would be made public at 5 p.
m. EDIT.
LONDON, June 14.-(UP).
Germany is ready to exempt
the Dawes-Young loans from
the impending transfer mora
forum if other long-term cred
itors now represented here will
agree, it was learned today.