Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1932, Page 12

FFa—12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, ERIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1932. PHILADELPHIA SET 10 MEET DEFICIT Sale of Delinquent Claims and New Taxes Await Final Approval. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, January 15.—The $14,000,000 municipal deficit which Mayor J. Hampton Moore and his aides have been stalking since they took control the first of the year was backed into & corner today at the point ar‘ - v Speaks Tonight WILL ADDRESS WOMEN’S GUILD AT A. U. mposition 04 pn’\ur\\ license taxes and theater e submitted the proposals nce of Council leaders Wed- o approved them tentatively o go before the Council later | adley indorsed two of the | Who will be the principal speaker at ounced the proposal to | or sell the delinquent was impracticable banks were opposed to it city employes day yesterday. REPRESENTATIVE RUTH BRYAN Guild of American University at the college dining hall on the campus, Massachusetts and Nebraska avenues. .000,000 was borrowed from the Un- | mplovment_Relie{ Commitiee headed || y_Hi Mayor Walker, smnounced Bel and Controller Berry planned to meet with banking interests shortly with a view to GOTHAM GETS $16,000,000. arranging short term financing. augmented by the forthcoming maturi | on January 20 of $32,000,000 in short- | term notes, and an_additional $30,000,- 0 due soon after February X reanwhnie department heads were ||| slashing expenses wherever possible. NEW YORK, January 15 (®).—New York City today had been saved tem- g:rur ily at least from financial em- ent. The State advanced $15,000,000 for | school purposes and an additional | Gerge S T OFFERS THE FACILITIES OF AMERICA’S FINEST EQUIPPED RADIO SHOP...CONSIDER THIS CARE- - NEW PHILCO FULLY WHEN BUYING ONE OF THE The Finest Line of Radios Ever Built by PHILCO! 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