Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1935, Page 8

DET CONFERENCE BRICHTENS BERLIN Important Improvements Are Expected in Three Financial Problems. By the Assoclated Press. BERLIN, February 8.—Berlin busi- ness circles looked today for impor- tant improvements in three of Ger- many’s thorny financial problems as 8 result of the current conference on extension of the short-term debt agreement which expires February 28. The problems, being studied by a committee of German and American financial experts, include stabiliza- tion of the registered mark market, transfer conditions and the establish- ment of new interest rates on Ger- many’s short-term private debts abroad. Curb on Fluctuations. One of the objectives sought to prevent extreme fluctuations in regis- tered marks is greater co-operation among various foreign banks in es- tablishing uniform selling conditions for such currency. Another of the debtors’ aims is to relieve the German Gold Discount Bank from guaranteeing certain cred- its as it has done in the past. On this point, however, the foreign short- term representatives are described as | showing only passive interest. Compromise Expected. As for interest, many observers be- lieve the outcome of the negotiations will be & compromise agreement for a one-half of 1 per cent reduction on the existing variable rate applicable to standstill credits. nen contend that | creditors will be in a favorable posi- tion because of the low money rate in London and New York. Representatives of American cred- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, Introducing—Honest Men FRANK GREGES. Greges, a tired “sandwich man,” JOHN TURCICH. * had a real glimpse of wealth when he found $45,000 in negotiable bonds in front of the New York Stock Exchange. He returned them to the owners, Belden & Co., and was res warded with cash gifts and a brief pension. Turcich, while he was out of work in Chicago, drew a total of $55.94 from unemployment relief funds. He was recalled to work by the Western Electric Co., and saved every penny above living expenses, paying the sum back to the relief agency. Bull “Thrusts” Man. During a bullfight at Corunna, Spain, recently, a spectator was killed by a sword, hurled by the bull. The bullfighter was ready to slay the ani- mal when it quickly twisted its head, caught the sword between its horns —Wide World Photos. 'Softens Corn- Out Comes Core No pain—no cutting—magic liquid known as E-Z Korn Remover gets fld; of soreness—eases pain—softens up - | pay increases. | day by A. H. Martin, acting P. W. A. executive officer, postponing salary in- creases indefinitely. It read: l © | ployes involving increases in salary| * | until further notice and that no action FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1935. | 800 P.W. A. WORKERS LOSE PROMOTIONS Ickes Directs Postponing of Sal- ary Increases, Based on Mc- Carl Ruling. Based on a recent decision by Con- troller General McCarl, some 800 em- ployes of the Public Works Adminis- tration will be denied promotions with At the direction of Secretary Ickes, & memorandum was issued late yester- “The administrator has advised that favorable consideration will not be given to changes in status for em-| BEAUTIFUL | PERMANENTS || WITH SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE $250 T his Specially Priced OIL CROQUINOLE pusb-ws permanent ives rou natural 2 waves with soft clusters of cu of . This particular wave is given in a Warner Studio only. BEAUTY, SERVICE. 25c and 83e P 30 'hone NAtI. 89: will be taken at this time on those now pending in his office.” McCarl's recent order upheld the provisions in the economy act which prohibited salary increases to bring employes in emergency organizations to the general level of workers under classified status. At P. W. 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