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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-03-12
SHORES CALLS RACE LEADER BLACK SKUNK
Fleming Jones Jr., Highly Insulted By White
Representative From Mineral County

CharlestOn.-Use the common ex-
preston 'nigger in the woodpile'
provoked the most heated exchange
of personalities the legislature has
heard i'll many moons, with Delegate
Fleming A. Jones, of Mcdowell
county, the only cOlOred man in the
house, and Delegate II. G. Shores (D)
of Mineral county, exchanging such
pet terms as BLACK skunk, "pole
cat, absolute lie'', and without de-
5ency or common sense
The House listened in strained 81
ience as Jones and Shores hurled
these fighting wards at one another
and Speaker Thomas once had to in
woke the rule against use of person
hlties in debate. 1t was half an hour
after Delegate Jones arose to point
Of personal privilege and started the
fireworks before order was restored
in the house.
Tangle In Debate
The tOuble, which grew out of the
fight over the bill to require coal
miners to have n certificate of com
pentency, really originated on the pre-
vious day, when Shores and Jones
tangled in the debate over this mea-
sure. Shores had led a one man oppo
stion TO the bill for day after day
and his parliamentary moves and
points of order had delayed a vote
on the measure formore than n week
This was quite irritating to the cup
porters of the bill, including Dele
gate Jones who had been one Of the
floor leaders for its passage.
In the debate on Friday, Jone fire.
qucntly interrupted Shores to ask
the latter some questions, and fin
ally the Mineral county man express
sed the opinion that the bill was not
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-03-12
TAXATION

The question of Taxation serious because of it's effect
the property of the Homeowner Investment Public
and must therefore be considered in the selection of
And while the State Tax Lmntaton Amendment a guarantee
of property protection and provide how far further State
County City may it's direct against your property
full and bdened bonded with little
cep those extracted by the force Taxation when the
essy the painless method of characterization then
and the property of the people located in that comun
ty suffers r...'...
The large corporate property by the City Of
Keystone such Municipal Water Works including It's tang
BILE intangible together with it's City Hail. and other
valuable estate owned by City Keystone moderately vau
ny Continued page Two)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-03-12

A soldier in peace time is like n
stove summer.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-03-12

City OF keystone
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE

Real estate in the City Keystone al
been held iii free simple title who found
ed and built this city knew nothing about the day
novations of individual
of real estate enjoy best title
and hgest rights to be had therein So today, find all
lands in the City of Keystone held simple
title.
Real Estate City keystone offers to the Home Owner
Investment pbc Businessman the best proposition to be
found in this section the statement and We
offer the following facts in support OF contention
The City keystone centrally located in one of the
greatest coal producing sections one of
best and there always demand it. Within corporate
its of the City Keystone located the ppe general plant
OF the Kopper keystone mines Coal Company and whose Key
stone mine of the largest and efficient
State Of WestNirgnia
INDUSTRIES
To the Homeowner Investment Public and the Business
The question of naturally appeals to them and
must of necessity be favorably decided.
The Koppers Coal Company this city Keystone
employs eleven hundred 1OO men, average
Y put is 100000 tons Its roll averages weeks
$4,000 and the active producing life
Keystone mines is reputed be 00) hundred years.
The NJ railway Co., passes through
this city and within its corporate limits and adjoining thereto
maintains freight yard and roundhouse the
and repairs of its engines and other railroad equnment
large number Of its employees live in the City of Keystone and
for each two weeks approximately $3oOOOo
There many other smaller establishments enterprises
doing business the City of Keystone that offer ganfu employ
ment to the people of this that the question employ
energetic hrgy problem
in the City of Keystone.
To live at home gainful that
muny always been the
That what the industries the City Keystone offers
and every homeowner situated therein.
TAXATION
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-03-12

what it seemed on it's face but there
was "nigger I'm the wood pile" some
where. Jones arose and asked Shores
to be specific about the "nigger in
the wood pile. With a laugh. Shores
replied that I think it is the gentle
man from Mcdowell county" Jones
made no reply and the matter was
dropped there-but only temporarily
as events Of the following day reveal
OIL
Evening star., 1937-12-02
c. T.. ORDERS EXTRA
DIVIDEND AND BONUS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The Board OF
Directors of Commercial Investment
Trust Corp. yesterday declared an
extra cash dividend of 81 per share
on the common stock of the corpora
ton, payable December 18, 1887. to
stockholders Of record December 10,
1887. This brings the total dividends
to be paid in 1887 to IS per share.
The board also approved the dis
tribution of extra compensation, in
addition to regular salaries, to en-
ployes Of companies in the c. I. T.
group aggregating an amount in excess
of 100000 for the year 1887.
The plan of distributing this sum,
which is exclusive OF amounts for
senior executives, is based upon the
salary Of the employe, length Of serv-
ice and individual performance record.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
HOE & CO. PROFIT
ABOvELAST YEAR
Net Of 1923, ,594 Compares
With $88,120-Orders
Up $4,289,749.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-R. Hoe g.
Co., Inc, manufacturers of newspaper
and magazine printing presses and
equipment and leading producer Of
band saws and circular wood saws,
reports a consolidated net profit of
$328,594 for the fiscal year ended
September 30, 1887, as against $88, ,120
for the 1896 fiscal year, according to
an announcement today by Fred L..
McCarty. president, who states that
the company's shipments and earn
ings for 1887 were the largest for any
year since 1929.
For the IL months ended September
80. 1897, combined total Of Sl0,-
496,S80 of orders were secured by the
New York and London companies,
representing an increase Of S4,289, ,479
over the preceding year. Untitled
orders as of September 80, 1897, were
S6,809,5l0, rise Of $3,120,779 over
the same date in 1886
Under the plan of readjustment
dated January l6, 1885, interest
charges on the company's 6h per
cent bonds and 7 per cent notes are
cumulative, and paymel.t is manda-
tory on December 81 during the fiscal
years of l935-6-7, provided that there
be balance Of consolidated net earn
ings available for such payment Ac-
cordingly during the fiscal year 1897
total interest has been paid in the
amount of $448,4 ,497, and dividends
aggregating s155,24O covering stocks,
were declared and paid prior to the
close of the 1887 fiscal year.
In a letter sent with copies of the
annual report to all security holders
of r. Hoe g. Co., Inc, Mr.. McCarty
states:
During the year the company con-
tinued its activities in the Develop
ment of new designs, so that its most
important products incorporate i'm
provements or are OF new design since
the reorganization in 1885. These i'm
provements are represented in the new
arched-type superproduction unit ir
the newspaper printing field, new
high-speed rotogravure press, new
multicolor newspaper press, improved
magazine press and offset press lines
including new web offset press
plate-making equipment and other
accessories; high-speed paster device.
and electrically operated automatic
tensions. and great many other
miscellaneous Improvements have
been made in the company's products
During the year all development ex-
penses. amounting to $4,000, were
written of against the earnings"
Evening star., 1937-12-02
BIG CUT HAILED
IN INVENTORIES
Regarded as Vital Step
Toward Resumption of
Upward Trend.
By the Associated Press

6y tue AbbOCldLeQ fTe6S.
NEW YORK, Dec 2.-Sharp reduc-
ton in inventories in the last few
months was characterized by the Ma
tional City Banks monthly business
survey today as Constructive" and
one of the requirements "to get bust
ness in shape to move ahead again. u
Comparing deep production cuts In
basic industries with the well sus-
tanned level Of retail trade, the sur
vey declared it was Clear that the
correction is being applied more
sharply than ever before"
although retail reports have ad-
mittedly turned less favorable" it
said, there has been no such slump
in trade as in production"
Liquidation of inventories was seen
as running in orderly fashion, and
most stores will have stocks down to
conservative figures by the end of the
Christmas trade, or at least after the
January sales"
Reiterating its opinion the business
recession is temporary halt rather
than the beginning of major de-
preston, the survey held the princi-
pal barriers to prompt recovery were
the greater impediments to the for
nation of capital and its free flow into
productive use," and the constant
and arbitrary increase in the rigid
elements in the economic system"
These problems it was held, involved
the fixed costs, the inflexible wage
agreements, the arbitrary rather than
the natural introduction of shorter
hours and practices, raising labor
costs. the crop control schemes and
price supporting programs"
Evening star., 1937-12-02
CAR
RIDDLE UNSOLvED,
Models Able to Meet Rival
Offerings Are ION Ice"
Pending Demand. -. ..,
BY J. G. DONLEY.
.cial Dispet tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star. " ~
NEW YORK, Dec. Twill the Big :
automobile manufacturers meet the !.
competition OF the lower priced ear
OF one OF the smaller but old-line
makers? Lower priced models are
known to be ION the Ice in two. Of i.
the big three" plants and also in at
least two of the smaller producers
factories. They have been in process
OF evolution for a number of years
in most cases and are generality re-.
garded as "ace-in-the-hole" products,
not to be trotted out-until. -ot
AS deciding factor the resistance
to higher prices by the consuming
public may prove more important
than existing competition. But the
question remains unanswered as to
whether the recent slump in sales Of.
new cars. has been due more to the
facts and fears of the general busi-
ness decline than to the actual in-,
crease in prices, which has averaged
around 10 to IL per cent. 1T
Watching Trend Closely. ---.sz
For the first 10 months Of this
year the motor industry was operN-
ing at an eight-year high, but No-s
vember production dropped under the :
previous years for the first time IN >
IL months. And December schedules
are expected to average about four
day week-maybe more and maybe
less, depending upon the spot trend'r
OF retail sales. Those are the facts OF
the situation, and they indicate that
the industry is playing its cards pretty
CLOSE to its chest" With steel op."
erations at low ebb, it has been pos
sible to cut inventories to the bone
without fear of difficulty in getting
immediate deliveries as needed. ss =
1t is said that the higher prices on
the 1888 models make up for about
half OF the increase in production
costs at the reduced rate of October
and November production but would
work out at just about a stand-off
were 1t possible to build sales and
production figures up to the average Of
the first 10 months of this year.
Industry Not Commenting. -
If with the turn of the year it be-,
comes apparent that buyers are def
nitely resisting the price line, some
makers in the industry may figure,
that the time is ripe for introduction
Of their long planned economy cars.
Such action would broaden the base
Of the market for new cars and per-
haps take some of the smart out of
higher costs and lower profits on
standard lines. But there is no in-r
clination in the industry to make any
predictions that such action will be
taken -
In fact the leaders in the industry
appear to be soft pedaling that idea
One reason may very well be that.
while the effect upon new-car sales
would be favorable and lower priced
competition would be met, it is feared
that the eventual result would be the
scuttling of the used-car market to
the detriment of dealers
Copyright, 1937)
Evening star., 1937-12-02
EARLY RECOVERY
IN BUILDING SEEN
Holden Says Boom Predictions III
Founded, but Rise Can Be
Expected Soon,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Thomas s.
Holden, well-known building authority
said forecasts Of building boom were
ill-founded, but held recovery is likely
to be resumed within q short time
without the application of artificial
stimulants'
There is no crisis in the construc-
ton industry" he said in an address
prepared for delivery before the Amer
ican Statistical Association. "It Is not
even sick. It is merely the victim
Of headline hysteria, hypochondria and
too many doctors"
Holden, vice president of F. w.
Dodge Corp. leading statistical and
research organization in the construc-
tion field, reviewed the past years
activities in private and public build
ing, and commented that construction
industry recovery to this date has been
moderate, sane and healthy. It has
not yet collapsed, but something else
did collapse. refer to the fantastic,
mythical housing boom that was in
vented and sold to the American
public"
Evening star., 1937-12-02
CLEAR|NGS DROP
FAR BELOW 1886
Total for 22 Leading Cities
25.2 Per Cent Under
Period Year Ago.
BY the Associated Press. .

oy tIiC AocOCiAtGo fLeSBs
NEW YORK, Dec. Bank clear
ings in % leading cities for the five-
day week ended December l totaled
$4,604, 181 900, drop Of 25.2 per cent
under the 6,154.592, 900 for the like
1895 week, also f1ve-day week, Dun
g. Bradstreet reported today. The
Thanksgiving Day holiday fell in both
periods.
The credit agency attributed sharp
ness Of the decline in part to the fact
the 1896 week included two days OF
flrst-of the month settlements, whereas
only one such day fell in the period
this year.
In the preceding week volume was
19.1 per cent under year ago.
New York City clearings at $2,767,-
$4,000 for the latest week were 31.7
per cent under last year. For the
group of cities, excluding New York
City, the aggregate was 81 1896, ,223, 900,
decrease Of 1875 per cent under a
year ago.
ClearngS we're 7.9 per cent above
last year at New Orleans, up 2 per
cent at Dallas, up six-tenths of / per
cent at Cleveland and up two-tenths
Of l per cent at Atlanta, but fell at
other centers. Largest declines, out
side OF New York City, were Boston,
3o.l per cent; Philadelphia, 1873; De-
troit, 15.5; Pittsburgh, 14.6; Baltimore,
l4.5; Omaha, 1872; Kansas City, IL,
and Cincinnati, 1913.
Chicago clearings, at $276, SOC, 900,
were s5 per cent under a year ago.
Bank clearings at leading cities. to-
gether with percentage changes from a
year ago, also, the daily average bank
clearings for the months OF September,
October and November, follow:
Evening star., 1937-12-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Dec. . lP,.-Eess. .11,1oo;
unSetned. Mixed colors: Special packs
21la,s9; standards. .6-27; frsts 24-s4s
ties, No. 1920: average checks. 17H-1s
Refrigerator. special packs "0-a3 stand
ards. 1917 frsts 1slz-1sa4 seconds, is:
medi1ms. Si1ras small and dirties 17ls.
than extra, 40h-41: extra t02 scorel
20; hrsts 1891 scores). 34-39: seconds
tS4.S7 Scoresl 32-33l2
Cheese. 137.61s: irregular; prices un-
changed.
Dressed poultry tboxes,. barely steady;
fresh: Chickens fryers, 1928; roasters
23Hz-29. Other fresh and frozen prices
Live poultry. by freight, irregular;
chickens. Rocks, 2l-24. mostly 23-34
colored, 1920. mostly 20 Leghorn. 1918.
Fowls. Fowls: colored, 23-.5: Leshorn, 1918,
hens: "a; toms 21. Ducks. 2O-eo. most
ly 21-22
BY express, irregular: chickens Rocks,
2212-26: mostly 1924; Reds. 21-22; most
y IL: teghorns; 90 l5sa0. mostly 1918.
mostly a4.25; Reds; -a4-a5: Leshorns. Fl.
herns, 1922, mostly 1922; old roosters,
1918 mostly 16. Turkeys, hen, 1924;
toms, 1921, mostly lS
Evening star., 1937-12-02
BtTUMINOUS OUTPUT
OFF SLIGHTLYIN WEEK

The National Coal Association, from
incomplete car loading reports from
the railroads, estimates bituminous
coal production in the United States
for the week ended November 27 as
approximately 100000 net tons.
Production for the corresponding
week: 1886. 9,s25,000 tons; 1885, T.
SIS, 900 tons.
The report Of the National Bitumi-
nous Coal Commission shows produc-
tion of 8,688,00 tons for the week ended
November l3, and 100000 for the
week ended November 20, 1897.
Production calendar year to No.
vember 81: 1887, 399,429,000 tons
Subject to revision).
Evening star., 1937-12-02
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO Dec. . tPl.-Poultry. live.
81 81 trucks: easy: Hens, A.. pounds up.
ored, II; white l7ia; small colored and
white, 15; other prices unchanged.
Dressed market easy. prices unchanged.
Butter. 5,693: firm. Creamery, spe-
cials (93 scorel, 39la-4O: extras (92). 80:
extra f1rsts (90-9D. 36a4-3S; firsts tSS-
S9l. 32l3-3414; seconds tS4-S7a), %
3di2: standards go. centralized carlots),
36s4. Eggs, 1853; weak; fresh graded,
extra firsts, cars and local. "a; firsts. cars
frigerator extras. 1884; refrigerator Stand
ards. 1917; refrigerator firsts. 1S
Potatoes, 55: on track, 2s3; total U. s.
liberal. demand very slow: sacked per
hundrsdweight, Idaho Russet Burbanks,
y: 8. No. l, l.35-l 40; U. s.. No. ., 112h:
Colorado Red McClures. u S. No. l 40
40; Nebraska and Wyoming Bliss Tri-
9mphs $500 per cent U. S. No. j, 10
8; No L. 1.IO: Wisconsin round whites.
q. s. No. l, LOS.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
REICHSBANK STATEMENT.

BERLIN Dec. . R.-The Reichsbank
abatement as Of December i Gin thousands
OF reichsmarks); Notes in circulation
5;l95.000: increase. 55I. 900; gold 70
456; increase, 2O3: foreign currency re.
serves. 5.741:- decrease. leg; other bills
crease, 747.SO9; other daily maturing OBJ
legations. 765. .946: increase, 36,O54; ad-
vances, 40. .o97: increase, 1b.1O2; invest
gold and foreign currency to notes, 1.6
Der cent. Rate of discount. 4 per cent.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
LONDON BANK REPORT.

LONDON. Dec. 2 R.-The Bank Of
fsh19ausands s1a, OF pounas.; cireulation, 49,
decrease. 1873; reserves. 5000; decrease,
b.466 public deposits, 11.9S4: decrease
crease. 22.20f; government securities, rs
s23; increase. 22.67e; other securities
q 1,229: increase, 1.T91.. Proportion Of
cent, compared with 43.5 last week. Rate
OF discount. per cent.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
US. TREASURY POSITION,
By the Associated Press

The position of the Treasury November
80: Receipts. S9.259, 9,943.62; expendi-
lures. SIC. .573. 1892: balance So $685.
22Sl customs receipts for the
month. S31, ,513. .357.52
Receipts for the fiscal year, fsince, July
u. S2.310. $50. 246.S5; expenditures So
0s9.329. .406.72. including $3.50. 474. .S34. So
OF emergency expenditures; excess OF
expenditures S77S. .749. 159.S7: gross debt
nj .O93 523 .04 %. a decrease Of S3O1
Os5.05 below the previous day; gold assets.
$I2.774 .OS0. 500 .15. including 81 ,242, ,514.-
603.09 of inactive gold.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
Food Machinery
Earns $l,854,469
i n
For Fiscal Year
By the Associat ted Prxss.

~ the ASSociated PrEas.
NEW YORK. Dec. Food Ma
chinery Corp, for the fiscal year ended
September 30.' reported today net
profit Of $l.854.4 .469 after the Federal
undstributed profits surtax, equal
after preferred dividends to $4.1G Q
share on 426,63a common shares. "
This compares with net profit OF
$1,359.9s5 or $3.33 u share on 3s4, ,444
common shares In the preceding fiscal
year. -
The company has plants in Cali
fornia, Michigan, Illinois, Florida and
Oregon.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
NEW YORK SUGAR.
(Reported by ohas. D. Barney 4 Co.,

NEW YORK, Dec. 2 H9.-The sugar
today, rejecting better behavior Of the
SPOT Aarket and firmness at London.
was around 2.37 In midafternoon. when
the list was about net UNCHANGED. No. 4
contract was about Y. point net higher,
with March at 1.18.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
JUMP SEEN In, EXPORTS
OF FARM EQUIPMENT

BY the Associated Press. 81.
Exports of farm equipment in Octo-
Der were estimated by the Commerce
Department at 81 per cent above the
same month last year. The total Of
$6,826, ,322 was less than September by
q seasonal amount.
For the first 10 months Of the year
foreign sales Of farm equipment were
73 per cent better than last year.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
0DD-L0T DEALINGS.
By the Associated Press

The Securities Commission reported to-
dey these transactions by customers with
0dd.lot dealers or specialists on the New
f1rk stock Exchange, for December L:
o'44yJQ purchases involving 142e54 shares;
4,0l6 sales involving Ill ,3O2 shares.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
- the Associated Press,

by LHt ASSOCIHItu FIeSS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Cuban loans
rose sharply in the bond market today
on rumors Of early action toward end
ing the four-year default on the
public works SIPS.
In the late trading that issue gained
about "a, while Cuba Northern Rail-
way 512s were up l.
The market generally held to mar
row mixed range, with trading mac
tive. Most U. S. Governments were
higher, gains in the Treasury group
ranging from 1872 to 7-32 of a point.
Evening star., 1937-12-02

Packard Motor Car Co-Unfilled
orders on books Of this company con-
tinue at about 1900 units, un-
changed from November.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. = lR.-call money
steady. per cent all day: prime COM
mercta; paper. ! per cent; time loans
Der cent: bankers acceptances UNCHANGED.
kediscount rate. New York Reserve Bank.
1 per cent.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2 A1.-Crude rubber
| futures opened barely steady, 5 to II
lower. pecembet, 14.05: March. 15.24-26;
! May, 15.37-3S.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
MONTREAL SILVER,

opened steady to points on Bids: De-
cember. 44.25; March. 44.O5; May. 44.O5.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
PARIS BANK CHANGES,

PARIS, Dec. = lF1.-The Bank of France
statement as of November ~ Gin millions
of francsl:
Gold reserve = $500 Unch
SIGHT balances abroad Is 2
Bills purchased abroad 927 Unch
Discounted commercial bills
France 9,2s2 -417
Temporary advance to
state prior to June IS.
1886 12,09s Unch.
Temporary. advances to X - -.
state Since June Is,
1880: =. IA. $50 unch.
advances against securities 1874 -14O
Circulation ---.- $780,. 90,130 r 141
Total credit to current ac-
count - 2O,51S SO
30-day advances against
government securities 314 --925
Ratio of gold to ENGAGEMENTS at sight,
1923 per cent, compared with 1925 last
week.
Rate Of discount. 3 per cent.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Bar silver,
44Z, unchanged.
Evening star., 1937-12-02

Mob q Ohio 4hs'77.
Monong Pub s 4hs'60
Mont Pwr 3xs '66
Morris d Es 3 Us 1000
Morris&Essex Ahg65
Nassau Elsc Gs'6l gtd
Natl Dairy az s5lww
Natl Dis p as
Natl Steel - '66
New e Tat 4As'61-.
New e tat 1st 81 50
New Jer Pol 4Ms'60
New Orl p 8 81 IS B
New Orl T&M 6hs'Sl
N 7 Central sAs.s4-
ny Central 3Ms.s7--
M Central 8 8xa46--
ny Cent ~ '42----.
ny Cent con - 'st--
NY G RI ans 20l3 NJ
ny Cent RI So 2o13
NY G L Sh shs 's8
NYC L Sh 3h > .s8 rg-
NYC&St L4As rs
NYC&St l. 6Ms TIA
NY Conn LIST &Mss53
NY Dock So ~
NY Edison 5hs 'e6 D
NY Edis ref 3As'6s-
NY g HI HAP 6ssaS.-
NYI& W 1st II '73
NY NH 4 n 3hs'54-.
|, ny NH = n - 'se =.
ny NH d Fl lMs'e7-.
ny nh q n cv 90 'lS.
NY NH 4 II Cons Rys.
La gaceta., 1937-01-23
FRANCIA PEDIRA QUE ALE
MANIA CONTENGA SUI
CAMPANA DE
Tos IN "a

Paris, Enero 23.-An1ncia-
Sc Que ell primer ministro Leon
Blum pronunciara un discourse
pidiendo pdbIicamente a Adolf
70 Hitler, Ell canciller y presi-
dente de Alemania, que con-
tenga su febril campaha de ar
mamentos 81 cuiere obtener la
ayuda economica de Francia.
Blum ha dado a entender
que Francia ayudaria con gus
to a remediar la grave crisis
econemica de Alemania, a cam
bio de una "tregua" en- los ar
mamentos.
FL gobierno del Frente Po-
pular frances estima cue Ia fa
bricaci6n desaforada de arma-
mentos al fin eonducir& q In
guerra.