Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1933, Page 10

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BANKS SHON RONANOFF ENS Fear “Stolen-Property” Ac- cusation Would Grow Out of Loan to Soviets. | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 9.—Occasional unofficial suggestions that New York banks, flush With non-working cash, | negotiate a large loan to Soviet Russia, | with the famous Romianoff jewels val- | ued at some $300,000,000 as security, | |are received with interest but little en- thusiasm by leading financiers. It is not that the bankers have any- | thing especially against the present Russian Bolshevik government. They say there are numerous reasons why.the | Czarist gems, at the moment, would not come under the financial formula of “collateral.” “A Moral Handicap.” In the first place, say the banking | authorities, there is a somewhat de- | batable “moral” handicap. In the rev- olution of 1917 the gems in question were “seized” by the Soviets and, whilc perfectly proper under the theory of the victorious Communists, the capitalists fear that they might be accused of lending money on “stolen property.” “We are not holding that these jew- els were appropriated by the Bolsheviks illegally,” explained one banker, “but rme people might raise a question ere. “Aside from the moral principle, there are a number of real matter-of- fact difficulties which would have to be overcome in making a loan of this kind. | | The jewels, in order to come under the | head of collateral, would have to be transported to some place of safety out- side of Russia. It is not certain that any European bank would permit this collateral to ba stored. The job of | moving the collection, privately and | | safely, would be a big one. Hard to Dispose of. “Then again, suppose the Soviets finally defaulted. How could we dispose of such a huge aggregation of dia- monds, emeralds, etc. In order to make good the debt? All in all, I'm afraid the Bolsheviks would be out of luck in pawning their jewels.” The Czarist collection is kept in the vaults of the State Bank at Moscow and rarely does a foreigner get a glimpse of the treasure. The gems were brought out for the observince of Senators Burton K. Wheeler of Mon- tana and Bronson M. Cutting of New Mexico when they visited Russia some time ago. RETIRED ENGINEER DEAD Former Army Attache Directed Harbor Project at Galveston. GALVESTON, Tex., January § (P).— James Wikiam Scott Henderson, 70, who as & civilian attache of the United States Army Engineering Corps had charge of the seawall extension at Gal- 'failed to relieve INeil’s coughs. My ‘husband and I use it, too. Coughs 'don’t last long in our family.” Mrs. L. T. 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From the appearance of the body de- tectives said they were certain New- berry, one-time lieutenant in the Ca- pone syndicate, had met death in a ter- rific struggle, and that it was possible others had been slain and their bodies disposed of Saturday. ¥ Investigators said they had leamned the Capone gang had accused Newberry of withholding $18,000 collected when [for a complete republic, declared the SIN FEIN URGED | TOAVOID ELECTION Irish Republican Army Com- mittee Scores British Domination. By the Associated Press. DUBLIN, Irish Free Sfate, January 9—The Standing Commitiee of the Irish Republican Army, extremist or- ganization, issued a manifesto yesterday calling on members of the Sinn Fein to refrain from participation in the coming general election. ‘The manifesto denounced the Repub- lican party and said no member of the Sinn Fein could consistently take part in the election “either as a worker of any party or as a voter.” “The plausible promises made by the Fianna Fail (Republican party) at the last election have gone the way of all election promises,” it said. ‘The Republican Army, which stands “British machine remains in the 26 counties and only the personnel of the steam working it has changed.” “Irish institutions,” it charged, “are still suppressed and British institutions proclaimed by professing Republicans as lawful and as established by the will of the people instead of by the enact- ment of the British Parliament, backed by mercenary and illegal armed forces of the British crown. “Irish Republicans are prisoners in the northern province of the southern dominion owing to their loyalty to the Irish nation. he ran one division of the beer racket. They argued that & meeting arranged to settle this difference had probably ended in a fight. The investigators said they believed if others were killed on either side efforts would be made by their strength. | Newberry's widow, flying back to Chi- | cago from Florida, telegraphed a local undertaker from Nashville, Tenn., where her plane was forced down last night, to claim the body and return it here for burial ‘These Ventilators insure plenty “The election of a year ago was not |a free election, with the result it did | not represent the will of the Irish peo- ple who would, if given a free choice, declare for complete independence today as they did in 1918. The attitude of the Sinn Fein must be the same as it {leaders to suppress the facts because of | was a year age the unfavorable light it would cast on | Zulus Like U. S. Uniforms. 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