Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1933, Page 14

hold up its price through international um;pm pmmbmu dumm of the sllver cur- “The existing banking sttuation shows 'we must l:‘v‘:umom hard money in any wm bill, which m explained was dmlhr to the prwnm recently o iutog Cibrency sgainst toa Viiver,"Whlen woud bevaiued at its issuing mnney Bill Reintroduced by Dill Pro- | market price 1 5 Y Plan of Restoration. vides for Purchase to o For example, it siiver were Boost Price. worth 25 the market, four q, the Associated Press. Friends of silver are preparing to lay b\lllkm Nefore President Roosevelt their pro- creue in value,” Dlll ld gim for getting more of this metal s measure purchase to the financial arteries of the|of the silver is w stop when the mml reaches $1.25 per ounce in the ma: — HUNTS JOB BY PLANE ntry. Senator Dill, Democrat, of Wash- ihgton, has reintroduced in the Senate s bill authorizing the Government to buy in the open market $250,000,000 in silver to remove the surplus known to be in the world's metal marts. FORT WORTH, Tex,, March 13 (#). “This plan doesn't contemplate thal | —Elliott Roosevelt, the President’s sec- we will forever keep on buying up the ver,” Dill explained. -1t is But the first step and an iate proposition to restore silver. Price Must Be Upheld, When this is done, then we will o on their way o Tucson, Ariz., hoping to gel Johs on a ranch. @ sedan in which they drove w Fory Worth is awaiting them. S They will continue their journey in the they must help us maintain silver and !car. ONE DIES, TWO HURT IN AUTO CRASHES Fort Humphreys Soldier Is Killed as Car Hits By & Btaff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 13.—A wlnnex Fort, Humphreys soldjer was killed and mm"”“’" sier spending the eve- | washington-Lee two other persons were injured in two |home t. | automobile accidents near here over hfi, resentedihe, fory i e charm the week end. The solcler, Pvt. Erhan- | ; ihis Lot uel T. Rappert, 22, a lightweight boxer | C. A. Ransom, at the fort, met Instant death yesterday fave s vrdiet o sccdenial des. T The morning when the automobile he was s driving crashed into a guard rail where | when V. | the Richmond Highway is being wid- | overturned on a dirt lane | ened, near Gum Springs, five miles south of here. Theodore R. Devens, also of Fort | ple frac Humphreyn only other occupant of the slight mmx:“!f: " walked th;‘:ed ml& E. 8. But.berhnd ar u{nucru i scapar for the m!a to the Penn Daw Hotel to call a com- [ unhurt. Youn, ol to |ceriatn &> ¢ panion at the fort to come after him. | the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, BALLSTON ORATORY FINALS WEDNESDAY Five Girls and Three Boys to Com- pete to Enter State Contest. THOU PAUSEST Nor N THINE ALLOTTED TASK, O DARKLING RIVER. Washington.Lee High School, ston, Va., will compete Wednesd: ly nuht Guard Rail. e W reported mmnrltuhoolflnnholmextm nntheuuuo(m'fz:whmmw Oratorical Gontest o be held in wo_soldiers were retumln: mfl;‘m‘ yur Five boys and three girls who have survived elimination eomvnltlom lt t.he be spokesman for the High School in the V!rtl.nll Bt‘:‘tfnhflnfll hter in the Spflnc - | Ster e Sias aseas Rnals w S xing bouts °m mm y ‘c‘lfn the nqhz to repre::ndt the letr'c‘f of Fairfax accident was investigated by 3" McDermott of the State police. e an automoblle he was d.rMnl removed Alenndm Hogvml !or treatment. | School & won.hy cham] hm Mutual Confidence Confidence—you in us; us in you—and all of us in our government. All that’s needed now is mutual co-operation—and the ships of business and state will float on even keels—sailing on in the smooth waters of corfidence. The “state of union” is at best but the reflection of the state of mind of the people—and real patriotism is true citizenship. 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