Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1933, Page 10

iA—10 WHEAT AGREENENT ASKED Y BEAWETT Canadian Premier at World; Conference Suggests Cut in Acreage Crop. By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 15—Prime Minister R. B. Bennett of Canada told the World Economic Conference today that the only way to deal with the vast wheat surplus is by international agreement. | “Prices in (primary) products have | fallen lower even than the disastrous | level of general commodity prices,” Mr. Bennett sald, “and we are now con- fronted with an accumulation of stocks which we must dispose of by exsrcising‘ some provisional control over produc- tion. Suggests Acreage Cut. | “In the case of wheat, the accumu- | lated carryover of 350,000,000 bushels can be effectively dealt with only by international agreements involving a| possible reduction of the acreage crop until the abnormal carryover which continues, to_depress the market has been disposed of. “In this regard the statement of the | chancellor of the exchequer that the world’s greatest wheat importing coun- try (the United Kingdom) recognizes | the necessity for such action, .s most reassuring. “It is a matter of record that with| each fall in the price of wheat many of the principal wheat-importing coun- | tries have raised their tariffs against | its importation, strengthened their re- | strictive systems and devised new de- | fensive measures which, by diminishing the effective demand for wheat, have first of all aggravated and then perpet- uated the disastrous fall in price, which may in the first instance be attributed to.the phenomenal harvests of 1928. | Asks Definite Program. “And we would suggest that the im- porting countries should give their se- rious consideration to the feasibility of enlarging their demand for wheat | simultaneously with the producing | cotntries’ contraction of the available | supply. “In this way & new equilibrium could | be reached more speedily and with less | dislocation of established interests than if the process of adjustment were con- | fined to the reduction of supply.” Asserting that Canada agreed for the period of the conference that the tariff truce should be maintained, Mr. Bennett | said that it should be superseded in a | few weeks by a definite program of re- ductions in tariff levels. CLAIMS SUITOR TOOK GIRL FROM HOUSE| Grandmother Says Rejected Man Abducted 14-Year-0ld Late Last Night. By the Assoclated Press. DENVER, Colo.,, June 15.—Mrs. Ida | ™ Hetzler told police today her 14-year-old granddaughter, Miss Phylis Nickerson, was kidnaped late last night from her bed room. ‘The grandmother said she recognized the man who pulled the girl thrcugh a window, after tapping on the pane to attract attention, as a rejected suitor. She said she was knocked to the floor | by a blow as she tried to rescue the | girl and upon regaining her feet saw three men carrying the girl, clad only in night clothing, to a motor car. Miss Nickerson and her grandmother were occupying the same room, Mrs. | Hetzler saying she feared for the girl's | safety after she had spurned the ad- vances of the suitor a few hours previ- ously. The grandmother said Miss Nickerson went to the window when | she heard the tapping. ot MIAMI HAS DELUGE 5.17 Inches of Rain Fall From 3:12 to 5:48 in Afternoon. 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