Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1931, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1931. BORAH DEMANDS AGTION ON SILVER Holds U. S. Should Insist It Be Given Rightful Plage in Economic Affairs. By the Associated Press. NAMPA, 1daho, June 19.—A demand that the United States “insist, through international agreement, that silver be given its rightful place in economic af- fairs,” was made here by Senator Wil- liam E. Borah in an addréss before the Southwest Idaho Bar Association yes- terday. Taking as his text the steady falling off n American foreign trade, he sald little could be expected from develop- ment of present European markets, but that the great field lay in Russia and China with their 560,000,000 of people. He said that “an ill-advised, if not selfish, policy with reference to the use of silver in China has reduced the pur- cLasing power of China by one-hslt within the last few years. In fact, this eame policy has not only reduced the purchasing’ power of China, but it has reduced the purchasing power of nearly one-half of the human fami “There isn't anything more impera- i ime to the restoration of the purchasing power of China and the Oriental countries than the restoration i silver to its rightful place in the nonetary world, and from which it taken by sheer gov 1 action, destructive and brutal in its effe ‘If we have any initiative, any leader- zhip left in this country, let us take h0ld of this problem and insist, through international agreement, that silver be iven its rightful place in economic af- air: 4-H DELEGATES GIVEN LUNCHEON BY KIWANIS Boys and Girls See Movie Depicting Work of U. S. Department of Agriculture. With delegates to the 4-H Club en- ampment _as luncheon guests yester- | the Kiwanis Club of Washington Pntertained. them instructively with mo- ion pictures showing various phases of he Agriculture Depariment’s work of particular interest to them. The program, arranged by Dewey Zir- in, included as the feature a “Cougar unt” filmed under the direction of the Re-elected MRS. ROBERTSON HEADS CRITTENTON HOME. MRS. THOMAS E. ROBERTSON. Re-election of Mrs. Thomas E. Rob- | ertson as president for the tenth term | marked a meeting yesterday of the board | of managers of Florence Crittenton | home. | Other officers chosen were Mrs, John | ., first vice president Mr: F. G. Mitchell, A. B. McManus, corresponding tary, and Mis. R. F. Mancill, treasurer. In presenting an anual report, Miss | Jean 8. Cole, superintendent, said that | n 24 years of Florence Crittenton work, | nvolving thousands of maternity cases, | there had been only three deaths of | mothers. ~She explained one of the vic- | tims was a hunchback, and the other two arrived at the home too late to be give nproper prental care. An important meeting of the Execu- tive Committee will be held July 1 at the home of Mrs. Boyle. RESENT “HELL’S ANGELS”| BERLIN, June 19 (#).—On the basis of rumors that the American film | “Hell's Angels” will be shown in Ger- many, the National Society of German Motion Picture Theater Owners has | warned the United Artists’ Corporation | that any attempt to exhibit it will meet with counter measures extending to zll German speaking countries. ‘The film is declared to be anti- | German and its removal from screens the world over is requested. DOLE ABUSE CURE OFFERED COMMONS Minister of Labor BM Pro- vides Machinery to Pro- tect National Fund. By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 19.—A measure aim- ed to cure the abuses of the British dole system has been framed by toe gov- ernment and introduced into the House of Commons by Minister of Labor Mar- garet Bondfield. The bill deals with the misuses of the system brought about by anomalies dis covered in the act's operation the recent investigation by the Commission on Unemployment Insur- ance, which estimated these were cost- ing the employment fund some £5,000,- 000 (about $25,000,000) annually. ‘The bill provides machinery for wipin, out such abuses among four classes qf persons. These are workers who earn sub- stantial sums while drawing the dole for unemployment in their usual occupation; seasonal yorkers; persons who normally work not ¥more than two days weekly and married women who have ceased to be normally employed in insurable em- ployment. Additional regulations are provided which would enable the minister of labor to deal effectively with cases in such classes. Cattle in Scotland Stricken. 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