Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1932, Page 38

WORLD BEAKDDHN DANGER 15 EEN British Economist Says U. S.| 6510 : - 3 ¥ ' 2\ $5.00 Methods Have Averted Ny 2 g \ Y Sy » " i ® B . Délivers Crash for Time Being. : RN LY - - pr g ; / By the Associated Press. Oak LONDON, February 12—The danger Chest of of a world economic breakdown has no been averted, but merely postponed, by est o the measures which the American and B o e e Use Your Credit Furnish Your H ' DRESSER { George Paish, noted Brit h ecconomist, | rawers : ! old the Ass: S V. = unless further action s t ¥ | Well imade at THE HUB 3 Now—ana SAVE! Has. thr ce tariff policy will mak> that 2 60 g roomy draw- s .60 all the more inevitable. | and neatly fin- . ' ers and plate The measures to which he referred | ish ] § s — were creation of the American Recon- . struction Finance Corporation and the government prop:sal for a generél 10 per cent tariff in Great Britain. Sir George recommended in an interview last December an economic conference, Tevision of reparations and temporary . e ) e c e r 0 P bank guaranty acts in all countries. U. S. Income Shrinking. . “The present position,” he said today, L4 4 \ * v *is that trade and inccme of the Amer- . sl in the olesale Furniture r —Li extraordinary manner, values of all 3 kinds of property are declining and as & result security for loans has declined. to take such| the “The purpose of the new Finance Corporation is to check the decline of values if possible, but the task would seem to be beyond its strength. “It is all to the good, however, that the step taken by the American Gov- ernment sholld give more time for ap- plication of fundamental remedies.” ‘The British government’s action Sir George does not view even in so hope- ful a light. “Introduction of tariffs in Great Britain,” he said, “has created hope among business men, who for some Teason are easily deluded by the po- litical theory that a tariff will improve the situation. “All this delusive hope is delaying the dynamic action of economic forces. 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Eleven young men from the District B b i = SRS have been designated as candidates to J 5 take the March 1 examination for en- Xc‘andc:m;'? the United States Military i Wl S “ “ ,' ) ». ) Less Than 1/2 Price! prL0 of them are included among the - 4 : N esidential appointees, selected fi i 3 Y ; = s e o - ey e et o : = X 2N me Gliders With Coil Springs . Melton, jr. and Norris Cooper > { X Z i ) . v Burling, both of 1918 N street e Saturday we place on sale a special advance $ The other District youths on the list ™ ¥ e s0 tempt are Charles Barnard Stewart, 1705 k slibliie Upshur strect, with Eugene Stahisgew- | B 5 ski, first alternate, 744 Quebec place. 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