Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1931, Page 9

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A guar- anteed mower with 12- in. cuttin P Y X TRADELLSLAD T0 WORLD DEBT Dr. Dernburg, Former Cer- man Finance Minister, Suggests Improvements. By the Assoclated Press. Clearing up of the international debts question was sald yesterday by Dr. Bernhard Dernburg, former German Bnance minister, to be an important fac- . tor in any attempt to restore the nor- mal world level of commodity prices. As a step in this direction, Dr. Dern- burg, in a report made public by the American section of the mugflufimfl “Making possible increased exports of goods from debtor countries, by the sup- pression of barriers now hampering such exports. “Export of credits to parts of the economic world where new investment possibilities exist. “Decrease in the normal amount of international debt obligations, hence, as the necds of private business cannot be suppressed withoui affecting world economy, & reduction of political debts.” “It probably will be found,” he L “that the best solution will be a simul~ &fxeo)u application of these three solu- ns.” TWO KILLED IN WRECK OF PENNSYLVANIA TRAIN Slight Injuries Received by 20 as Limited Rams Derailed Freight Cars Near Tunnel. By the Associated Press. ALTOONA, Pa., April 18.—Two engine- men were killed and about 20 passengers injured, none to an extent requiring when the Pan- Handle Limited on the Pennsylvania Railroad crashed into derailed freight cars just outside of a tunnel at Spruce EiEEsdTe ave m New Yorl to St. Louis. . = e S ._J. Keane, e r, 3 and R. E. Look, 11:-:::;“‘,:;;ae wm The engine and two cars—a combi- natlon baggage and smoker and a day coach—left the rails. Railroad reports said the passenger tramn ran into the w freight cars before it could be Rallroad officlals here went to the wreck scene with doctor railed coaches. P ELECTRICIANS TO TALK OF INSURANCE PLANS First Annual Guild Convention Will Be Held Tomorrow and Tuesday. Insurance systems, as employer and electrical fostered promote co- ition in the electrical construction 3 that an exchange aln.vl‘::l' = insurance plans now opera = Sover Informetion for Tuture means. of king care of the industry’s casualties tal and relieving the will be Louis K. . president of the guild; H. t of the ln%rn- ers, and Otto S. Beyer. JUDGES TO PICK WINNER IN FORT BENNING ‘BATTLE’ ‘Reds’ Capture Columbus, Ga., Cap- ital of ‘Blues’ in Drive From Alabama. By the Assoclated Press. FORT BENNING, Ga., April 17— Theoretically a sanguinary battle raged for three hours over a 2-mile front clouded in powder smoke on the In- fantry School reservation here today, and this afternoon a board of umpires went into conference to decide ‘who won. The attack was made at 5 am. by the peace stremgth brigade of “Reds” ocmmanded by Brig. Gen. George H. 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