Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1929, Page 13

BROOKHART 10 ASK ] EXPORT DEBENTURE Plans Amendment to Tanfl‘I Bill Because of Western Sentiment. Declaring that feeling in the West is “bitter against the tariff bill," Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Towa, one of the nsurgent Republicans, said on return- | ing to Washington yesterday that he | would press for the adoption of an ex- port debenture amendment to the tariff measure, Senator Brookhart also said he would supoort the Glass amendment for a tax | of $5 per hundred on speculative smck] transactions wherein the stock has been | held for less than €0 days. In general, Senator Brookhart snd: he would make a fight for increases in & number of the agricultural rates and 98¢ Metal Book Ends Copper - finished book ends. Keep your set of choose from. Main Floor. THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 28, 1929—PART 1. 'We Do Not Penalize Our Friends by Adding Interest or Extras to OUR Budget Pl All Ready for Three Final Days of July Clearance Savings! 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He has been motoring through a number of Western States, | going as far as Idaho, and has had full opportunity, he said, to find out how | the people are feeling. The Iowa Senator will press his ae—l benture plan instead of the debenture, amendment which was offered to the | Of fine quality farm relief bill and defeated. Under |§| pillowcase cotton. his plan, the debenture would be meas- |} | Buy a generous c ured by the full amount of the tariff | supply tomorrow. Size 42x36 inches. instead of half of it. Moreover, Sena- 16¢ Bleached Muslin ator Brookhart would have the de- | 1 1 woven q 25¢ Plaln Chiffon Don’t you adore the sheerness, and fineness and durability of voile? Choose this in white and beautiful colors, for all of its many smart uses. 40 inches 69c Rayon Flat Crepes Are you acquainted with the lus- trous, silky beauty of these crepes? 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Size on the theory that in this way the board could cause the price of wheat many domestic purposes. 63x90 inches. berg’'s—Domestics—Main Floor that not only is this plan simple and workable but that it will meet the charge that the debenture is a sub- Golt sidy to the farmer, or tend to make it more difficult to sustain the charge. Senator Brookhart said that he be- lleved there would be strong support for the stock tax amendment. He said business men the country over were getting more and more opposed to_the | great volume of brokers' loans in New York. While he does not think the stock tax proposed will meet the situ- ation entirely and will not stop specu- | lation entirely, he thinks that this | amendment will be a step in the right direction. He looks for an investiga- | tion by the Senate banking and cur- | rency committee soon into speculative | matters, the workings of the Federal Reserve system, the brokers' loan situ- ation and its effects and related mat- ters. | Senator Brookhart, who was shut out of an executive meeting of the farm board at Chicago, Friday. said he did not wish to comment on this. He made it plain he is watching the opera- tions of the farm board closely. He | said he wanted to know what came out | of the “secret meetings” of the farrs | board and indicated he might oppose confirmation of some of the farm board nominees. Meets Senators. On arrlving here Senator Brookhart #aw Senator Simmons of North Caro- lina, ranking Democrat on the finance committee, and Senator Borah of Idaho, one of the Republicans who are against the bill. Indications are the Democrats and insurgents will co-oper- at> clos~ly. Senator okhart gaid ' s opysed to the flexible tariff | on of the House bill, ing the siiding scale on sugar | vesterday, Chairman Smoot of the | Senate finance committee predicted it | would be approved. This was looked on as a forecast that it would be put into the bill by the finance committee and kept there. After the sugar schedule is reached, Senator Smoot intends to reopen the hearing for a discussion of his pro- sed sliding scale, which would regu- ate the sugar tariff according to mar- ket conditions. Taking notice of the organization of the Cuban sugar producers by the Cuban government with a view to re- stricting exports, Senator Smoot said this apparently would work in the in- terest of controlling the world market. He did not look upon the action as particularly favorable to this country, although he reserved judgment pend- ing a study of the program planned by the Cubans. RELEASE OF RAIDERS ASKED IN OKLAHOMA | . 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In August, 1912, he was_appointed clerk to the Ame: Minister in Panama. Since then he has served as consul general at Panama and as consul at Havana, Buenos Alres and ings KML'.s Field, one of the few women in the foreign service, was educated at the University of Colorado, Radcliffe and st the Political School of Science, at Paris. After regular examination she was appointed a foreign service officer January, 1925, and assigned to duty as vice consul at Amsterdam. e, 3735 | “Siac... 9435 Sa. i 0. Clearance! Marie Antoinette Rugs A wonderful collection of these popular rugs at exactly wholesale list prices. All sizes may be had to match. A 6x12 ft. 6x9 ft. 3x6 ft. 27x54 in. 9x12 ft. | 8x10 ft. 32.95 31 .95 31375 $1255 $ll40 3855 Goldenbers's—Downstairs Store $19.95 Imperial Edge Mattress 1141 55-pound layer felt. Three rows of imperial- ~ i stitched edge. 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