Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1931, Page 10

A—10 1931 WHEAT POLICY ISNGT DETERMINED Chairman Legge Declares Board Undecided on Ef- fort at Stabilization. ' By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, Ill, January 30.— The Federal Farm Board, Chairman Alexander Legge sald yesterday, has not yet decided whether to attempt to stabilize the price of the 1931 wheat erop, as it has done wifh the 1930 vield. Legge, attending the Iilinois Agricul- tural Association meeting here, denied 8 report that formal action would be taken on continued -protection of the domestic price “until we know hetter what to expect from the 1931 crop.” Wants Acreage Reduced. He warned United States wheat grow- ers to reduce the acreage of their 1931 €rop 20 per cent in order to prevent a repetition of the 1930 surplus and thus avold counteraction of efforts to stabilize the price. “Producers should realize they should not count on wheat as an export crop,” he said. “A 20 per cent crop reduction will be necessary to put wheat on a domestic market basis where it belongs. Co-operation with the Government's stabilizing program by reducing acreage 15 the farmer’s only way out.” Will Not Dump Wheat. Legge said the United States must stay out of the export market, as “Rus- sia and other producing countries were flooding consuming countries with wheat.” He said the board might set aside part of the 1931 crop as it did a year ago, but that “in no event will wheat be dumped on the market. It -m be returned in a judicious manner.” In time, he said, other farm products tnay need Government protection of prices. FISHING SHIP CATCHES PREHISTORIC ANIMAL Fossilized Skull of Saurian Lizard Brought From Arctic Ocean for Investigation. By the Associated Press. WESERMUENDE, Germany, January 0.—The skull of a prehistoric lizard- ike animal was caught and brought home yesterday by the steam trawler Oscar ~ Reynaber from the fishing grounds of Cape Kanin, off Northern Russia in the Arcjic Ocean. The head of the saurian was 42 ches wide at the base and the eye #ockets were 14 inches in diameter. Pishermen familiar with the North Russian waters say fossilized remains of ehistoric animals frequently have n seen off Cape Kanin, but usually they did not stop to collect them. The skippers of the fishing vessels have been asked to bring them home for scientific investigation. ART SALE BAR ASKED Russians Would BultiAucfi.on. Al- leging Soviets Stole Treasures. NEW YORK, January 30 (#).—A Bupreme Court justice took under ad- yisement yesterday the petition of Grand Duchess Xenia and Olga Ro- manoff for an injunction to prevent an suction of 500 art objects. ‘They declared the objects were stolen from the collection of the late Czar Nicholas by the Soviet Government and tesold to the Import Antique Corpora- $on. Under the crarist low they are heirs to the property, they said. Author-Diplomat Dies. RIO DE JANEIRO, January 30 (#).— nnu Aranha, 62, former Ambassador to Paris, and author of “Canaan” and ‘works of fictlon, died here Monday. The Susquehanna 1430 W Street N.W. Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Reasonable Rentals (D. C. Property Only) 6% { No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to ray off your loans without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 per month, including interest and principal. Larger or smaller loans at proportion- ate rates. 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