Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1926, Page 18

[ 18 BELEIUM PLANNING 10 SEEK BIG LOAN Announcement of Means of ' Stabilizing Franc Is Ex- i pected Soon. By the Associated Bross. . BRUSSELS, Belgium, October 7. :-The Belglan government, under the dictatorial powers recently con- Yerred upon it by Parliament, is ex- Pected to announce shortly a plan for the stabilization of the Belgian franc. This will include a foreign loan of itom ~$60,000.000 to $60,000,000, ef Jhich New York is expected to take [tlon of negotiations with Spain in 4t least half. The remainder will be @istributed to London, Berlin and Basle. taken to negotiate such a loan, how- ever, nar has the cabinet yet formally ennounced its decision. M. Pranck. governor of the Bank of Belgium, who has been in London, 0day related to the councll of minis- ers the result of his London conver- sations. + Although no statement was issued, it is understood that he informed the cabinet that the principal banks of ssue in countries having the gold ptandard had promised their ald to the Belgian National Bank. This aid Would be forthcoming as soon as the government thought it opportune to jaake an attempt to stabilize the franc and as soon as it had floated a foreign 10an necessary for that operation. : The financlers who gathered in London to discuss Belgium's stabiliza- tion program included Pierre Jay of he New York Federal Reserve Bank, Dr. Vissering, head of the Nether- lands State Bank; Herr Bachmann, overnor of the Swiss National Bank: Schacht, president of the Reichs- bank, and Montague Norman, ernor of the Bank of England. M. Franqul, minister of finance in the Belgian cabinet, who participated in the preliminary sessiogs, is under- Stood to have laid before the bankers #n outline of Belgium's present finan- vial position, pointing out that the Budget has been balanced and that gexes had been increased 30 per cent. It was said in official quarters today that M. Franqui plans to resign from his post when the preliminary stabili- Zation measures have been taken. :* U.S. BANKERS HOPEFUL. Halj of $50,000,000 Issue to Be Sold s by American Financiers. NEW YORK, October 7 (#).—Early flotation of an international n for Amsterdam, No steps have been gov- Because:- The Dress Mar- ket broke tem- porarily — be- cause we were there—ready for a corner—be- cause the sav- ings go to you in their entirety! (N STAR. WASHIN obtaining funds Gaston have repi = official of the year he was sentenced to serve a year in State prison for giving a worthless check for a radio set he bought. When he had completed his term he resumed promotion of the movie venture. District Attorney Banton sald he would ask Gov. Smith to apply for the extradition of Gaston from Ohlo. Belgium, long delayed by political and financlal obstacles, is now viewed asa certainty by American bankers. bl half of the issue, which is ex- “MOVIE” PROMOTER ACCUSED OF LARCENY Swiss Adventurer Charged With Obtaining Funds as Official of Alpine “Navy.” to total $50,000,000 or more, will be sold in the United States by banking houses which previously have represented the Belglan government. Expressing their satisfaction with the progress made by Belgium under Finance Minister Franqui In solving currency problems, leading bankers sald they were hopeful that the way would soon be cleared for giving fur- ther assistance te the stabilization pro- gram. By _the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 7.—An indict- ment charging second degree larceny was returned yesterday against Ed- mund Camenzind Gaston, also known as E. Gaston de Regnier, Swiss ad- venturer and organiger of ti "‘;lldl.l'l- who is e TANGIER CONFERENCES - . TO BE RESUMED SOON France and Britain Near Agree- ment on p‘aml of Studying Spain’s Demands. By the Associated Press. PARIS, October 7.—Early resump- mount Film Corporation,” under arrest in Orville, Ohlo. Several creditors, holding alleged worthless drafts on Gaston’s supposed Swiss estate, are gomplainants against m. The Indictment is an outgrowth of his promotion of the movie undertak- ing, which was capitalized, on paper alone, at several million dollars. In reference to her share in the govern- ment of Tangiler is forecast here in consequence of exchanges of views which have been going on N!\Yeen Paris and London and Paris ‘and Madrid. ‘The French and British have about reached an agreement as to the con- ditions under which Spain’'s demands may be discussed. Both are willing to grent the Spanish authorities a larger share in the administration of Tangier than they now have, but both are still opposed to complete cession of the zone to Spain or to the idea of another Algeciras conference. s Alexander the Great is said to have been buried in a golden coffin. How I Got Rid of ECZEMA in 48 Hours flered intensely from Eczema for 25 years. My legs from the knees down set me afire—the more 1 rubbed them the worse they itched. I tried several remedies, but nothing relieved me. At last in despair I tried Noxzema on the recommendation of a friend from Baltimore. 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