Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1932, Page 23

.. ELEF HOVES NTEREST EUROE World Welfare Apparently Resting on Successful Stabilization Here. PARIS, France, February 13 (CD.N.). —Europe s watching America's ef- forts to emerge from the depression, watching jealously and interestedly, for Europe feels that it has a big stake i America and feels that America is the generator from which the current must | b originate to Testart the world's wheels. Part of this observation is based on the anxiety of whether markets can be stabilized at the present -levels or whether the move is to be up or down. Europe realizes that the price it pays for cotton, metals, goods or money de- s United States. As the of America, Andre said, “The United States holds ority of the shares of the human rporation.” Interest of Europe. More particularly Europe is watching losely to see if the relief measure is to ing an inflation, for, if it 1s inflation, Europe wants to get an even start in djusting itself to the price movements. 1 g of paper eligibility | xuberance on the Amer- and the echoes are! . The American Fed- ry and the Federal Reserve System propping each other up. This A an initiate must have Earnest consequences. ion is modified at o gold are not ex- v were, and Europeans 11 hold $600,000,000 or $700,000,~ the United States might be to repatriate them. But the Americans say a new law will liberate the bullion enough to meet all demands. Glass Not Inflationist. nator Carter Glass is not an in- hence it must be necessary to gency situation. The | hether to save the insti- | or to save the dollar, but Ameri- | ink the dollar can be protected. or not, Eurcpe will ces of this American experiment.” Another French opinion source, usu- lly more friendly to the United States, Bays “Americans are mobilizing savings Bnd combating hoarding in order to finance railroads, industries and banks fo save them from bankruptcy. Broad- ening the credit system will have the of keeping alive some worthless ons, but saving the entire THE SUNDAY STAR, 1 and economic system from worth the price, and there docsl v not appear any real danger to the cur- | gency, for old credits are released. European exchanges can welcome the courageous and initiative American | Government to combat hoarding and to | create an atmosphere favorable to re- covery.” (Cor . 1032) | COSMOPOLITAN CLUB COMMITTEES NAMED | [i m L. 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