Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1931, Page 25

NITRATE COMBINE PLANS ADVANCING Loan Will Help Finance $376,000,000 Chilean Proposal. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January ' 16.—Pablo Ramirez, chairman of the special Chil- ean Commission now in New York, said “dn a statement yesterday that negotia- tions looking .to the creation of the $375,000,000,, Chilean nitrate combine ‘were procesding satisfactorily.” He denied a report from Santiago that a $325,000,000 loan had been ar- renged with New York bankers, saying the figure was “fantastic.” He said the amount of the eventual loan had not yet been discussed. His statement was the first informa- tion from an official source that a loan will be one feature of the financing now being discussed by the commis- sion with re%menunvu of the Gug- genlieims, who, through the Anglo- Chilean Consolidated Nitrate col'pd!l- tion, own a preponderating interest in mitrate properties in the South Ameri- can’ country. Under the plan now being considered by the conferees, the Chilean govern- ment will become a partner in the en- terprise, in consideration for which it e e o e Mk IPOSTAL CLERK ARRESTED $30,000,000. The conferences have been in progress for several weeks. It was said that the conferees are hopeful of reaching an accord on the many de- tails involved in the plan, but that nothing further could be said at this time. SCHOOL' PLANNING DANCE A dance will be given by the Ameri- canization School Association at the ht by Dfllhl ln- Elks" Hall January 20. spectors on charges Judge Walter Y. McCoy is president | estimated at $50, 300 trom the Los An- | of the association. S. H. Hanessian, vice | geles, Calif,, st omce where he president; Walter Lutz, secretary, and | worked until co 5 Albert Blug, chairman of the Recre-| He was retur) AD& the Califorpia city ation Committee. yesterday, hav! George Democra ing his inaugural address at Taking Packages Containing » Total of $50,200. By the Assosiated Press. EL PASO, Tex., Jan Collins, 40, clerk in the Paso Post here Wednesday OHIO’S NEW GOVERNOR t, newly installed Governor Columbus shortly after he had taken oath of office. IN EMBEZZLEMENT CASE | §i2; El Paso, Tex., Worker Accused of | 16~W. W. | Office since last October, was arrested | waived extradition. of Ohio, is shown read- —A. P. Photo. | Collins was chary with embezzling two regm.ere gll: jes, one containing 200 in 1925, the other containing $12,000 in 1928. THOMAS N. RAWLINGS DlES Former State Treasurer of Dela-| Succumbs in Miami. , January 16 State treasurer of Delaware, died last | wnlght in his Winter home here. He s prominent in educational and po- lmcl circles in Delaware. He served four years as State treasurer and for several years taught in a New Jersey seminary. ‘ware - LivaTON ATT(]RNEY NAMED | 10 CHAMBER POST Thomas P. Littlepage Elected Vice President—Other Of- ficers Are Advanced. ‘Thomas P. Littlepage, local ;u elected ucond amber of Commerce at nma fill the vacancy caused b tion of Rudolph Jose as pre!ldent lnd ge n:cmm elevation of officers next Harry King, as a resylt of the ac- ceptmce of the dlrecwrs of Mr. Jose’ resignation, is it of chamber, while Gem'te G. Wood, sccond vice president, was elevated to the post of first viee presideut, pre- e disciors 5 sccsbung 8 report CIGIa 15 Accepiing & X of a special committee, headed by Mar. tin A. Lecse, which had called upon Mr. Jose to ask a reconsideration of his | Theater. resignation submitted Monday, voted that a letter expressing the deep regret of the chamber at the resignation of the president and voicing also the keen appreciation of the body for his civie work be sent to the retiring officer. Mr. Jose is president of the Wllh- ington Cadillac Co., which cation in voluntary bankruptey in fl’l& District Supreme Court this week. 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