Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1932, Page 6

.S, FOREIGN TRADE T0TAL §103453.743 | = Europe Largest Customer| and Also Largest Seller, With $37,655,840 Mark. HOTEL ROOSEVELT 16th St. at V and W Sts, N.W. The ideal - Family Hotel Washington -offering one, two and three room furnished house- | keeping apartments, moderate-| 0 10 pect amount of goods to this W priced. Full hotel service.|country, the total having a value of e ctin 3 “rigidaire in- | $37.655,840. Range current and [ "’*'(}" T€ 1N | rhe distribution of the exports and cluded in rate. . Also transient |imports as announced yesterday by the accorrmodations Department of Commerce, compared DECATUR 0800 | | with October, 1931, shows: 1932 1931 3 | Eu ..$85,006,698 $112,168,498 1.. G. Sizer, Manager by i D) The & CAPITOL LIMITED % Chizago AIR-CONDITIONED | By the Assoctated Press. in| Europe took the largest amount of | exports from the United States in Oc- tober, when the total foreign trade amounted to $153,459,743. It also sent America Southern North America...... 9,694,675 South America. 8,650,920 Asia .......... 23,359,169 | Oceania 21610,003 3.319.209 Africa ... 3373671 5376845 Imports Much Reduced. The imports from the grand divisions of the world, as compared to October, a year ago, were: 1932 Europe ... $37,655,840 Northern North America .. 14708,255 Southern North America 9,623,566 South Am 14,852,940 Asia § Oteania 204 Africa 1411491 The exports to the United Kingdom amounted to $33,057,600, as with $50,499,269 last year. | Belgium took $3,380,145, as compared to $4,248,784; France, $10,183,899 against 24, Germany, $15726,027 $17,326,503; Netherlands, $4,- 2 “against $5,653,395; Canada, | 1,390 against $26,610, ; Japan, $10,717,458 against $13,137, Central | America, $2586,241 against $3,220,308; | Mexico, $2,904.535 against $2,877,555; | Cuba, $2,005736 against $3,500,531; | | Dominican Republic, $344,185 against | $495,430; Argentina, $3,222,397 against | 34,906; Brazil, $2265,180 against 89,393; Chile, $244,869 against $983. 51 against $762,19: 20,764,517 12,617,281 10,251,194 33,903,267 1931, $56,302,992 22,820,554 Clean and correctly tempered air in each car on Washington's first and ouly all-Pullman train to Chicago. Also Sunroom-Observation car: Club- Lounge:Compartment,Drawing-room, Private Section Sleepers, or Private Bedroom car: Colonial Diner: train- barber-valet, t no extra fare! Many people say they like our road. too, because of the really courteous treatment they receive..... - Lv. Washington Ar.Chicago . . Other convenient daily trains to Pitts- burgh, Chicago, Detroit. D. L. Moomuax, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Woodward Bldg., 15th & HSts., N.W. District $300 B0 | 17,798,147 21,681,580 46,636,049 237; Colombia, §! Ecuador, §: ' Peru, $252,4 02 against against $62 § THEy EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1932, guay, $260,538 against $415.874: Vene- zuela, $833.217 against $1,095,393. WORLD NTEREST N BUDGET FEHT How Well Congress Makes Ends Meet Holds Nation’s Business Fate. China _took $5,069,084, as D with $10,418,508, while the Philippine | Islands 'took $3,485,705 against | $3,881,772. On the import side of the ledger the United Kingdom sent us $6,790.468 worth of goods, as compared with $11,- 277908 & year ago. Imports from other countries in October, as compared | with October & vear ago, were: | 1932. 1931. ... 81,700,319 $3,214,418 . 4509909 8,970,668 12,071,259 5,647,717 2,898,462 648 21.287.155 3,044 1,760,355 HIGH SCHOOL NAME FOR WILSON ASKED| Forest Hills Action on Reno Proj- est Similar to That of Other Organizations, The Forest Hills Citizens' Associa- | tion last night adopted a resolution | proposing that the high school to be erected in Reno be named after Wood- row Wilson. The association’s action | was similar to that by other civic | bodies. In another resolution the association | made a change in its constitution, | amending the membership clause to allow persons who ‘“live outside the toundaries of the assoclation terri- | tory but adjacent thereto” to become | members of the organization. The_meeting, which was held in the | Ben, W. Murch school, was presided | over by Col. John O. Johnson, presi- dent, It was announced that the Januray meeting, scheduled for the first Monday, would be held the second Monday in that month | FOUR D. C. BOYS HONORED| Four Washington boys have earned high scholastic honors at Fork Union Military Academy, Fork Union, Va. H. B. Adams, 3931 Legation street: Jack Kneipp, 4931 Thirty-sixth street, | and R. K. Drumswright, jr., 3525 | Davenport street, cadets at Fork Union | Military Academy, were on_the dis- tinguished honor roll for November. | Cadet Vivian Curtis, 3418 Eleventh | street, wa# on the honor roll b | Belgium .. Prance . Germar | Italy ... | Netherlands ... | Canada .... 13 | Central America’ 1 BY MARK SULLIVAN. ‘The opening of Congress is attended by excitement about repeal of prohibi- tion, hunger marchers and foreign debts. The deeper interest of the world | in the session, and later on the more importont events of the session, will deal with whether this Congress has the will to bring the country’s expendi- tures within its income. On the an- | swer of Congress to this question more | than upon any other depends the coun- try's business future, both immediate and remote. In truth, the fiscal integrity of the | Government and the soundness of the | dollar depend upon it. The rosponsi- bility is primarily on e Demectats because they control tg House, sntl u}l]l matters of revenue must originae s there. The Government during $ve months ended November 30 spent $751,311422 more than it took in. That is & deficit Superior Food Prodicts Malaga Cluster Raisins. ... Imported Glace Fruits Exquisitely packed Smyrna Layer Figs. 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