Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1931, Page 39

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HOOVER MAY ATTEND RUSSIAN TRADE PUSHED BY ITALY Concessions in New Pact eopoice| Boost Total Italian Exports for Soviet to $17,500,000. BY WILLIAM H. STONEMAN. B Cable to The Star. UNVEILING CEREMONY| ro: BSecretary Stimson to Act as Chair- i man at Titanic Memorial, According to Plans. President Hoover is expected to at- tend the ceremony May 26 at the un- veiling of the Titanic Memorial at the foot of New Hampshire avenue, and| Secretary of State Stimson will act as chairman, according to the tentative program announced yesterday. Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop | of Washington, will deliver the invo- cation, and ur- William Howard Tuu ! Chief Justicy w of the he Association, which is sponsor- g:otnm will present lhe memo~ cipal A 186 be de- llmed gfln sentative Robert Luce, D! , of Massachusetts. The Ma- flne Band will render musical selec- ions, and at the close of the program R-lbbl Abram Stmon will pronounce the | bénediction. The Titanic Memorial is located on | the banks of !he Potomac River and | amoun! ‘hlt V!lrn trnty to $17,500,000. | The Itallans regard renewal of this | treaty tather in their cap at & time when their relations with France are 50 strained and politicians are once again talking of an Italian rapproche- ment with the Soviets. ‘The Italians have made new conces- :‘h : lnaorrr dm l'mlh‘cn lnenln in ussian 3 duriny coming year, nm '1 prcvuml treaty pro- um of 52 months’ ew n the mnhlum st 54 months ncreases the period for which MI n allowed in virtually every e-my 'oods mendonefl the credlll I. also ?fio fly, | and whereas the old treaty sf Lbuh | the exact amount of credlt lllo'ld for ‘exch category of goods, the ussians, under the new &: rlng: are al- lowed to choose freely how Lhey will use the credits. 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