Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 122, Decatur, Adams County, 21 May 1936 — Page 7

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BANKER LAUDS GOV. McNUTT Indiana Bankers’ President Expresses Optimism Indianapolis, May 21.—<u.R>—The banks of the nation are fraught with uncertainty as to the position to be held by them In the fuTUre, B. D. Mitchell, Kokomo, declared in his address as president of the ; Indiana Bankers Association at the 40th annual convention today. He expressed optimism, however, in the belief that "the banking system is gradually but slowly being brought to a more perman- ! ently sound basis of operation.” Mitchell gave the five reasons the rapid increase in bank deposits during the past year, including (1) i restoration of public confidence in I financial institutions; (2) a higher ' level of industrial activity attend'ed by profits rather than losses; I (3) federal deposit insurance; (4) | United States government deficit i financed by continuous increased borrowing; and (5) the influx of

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foreign gold. "The present condition is fraught with cause for apprehension," he • said. "First, a continuous increase of government debt attended by an unbalanced budget is cause for serious thought, and second, increase in deposits has not been at- ■ tended by what wo think to be a normal increase of commercial I loans of self-liquidating type "It has left large reserve avail able for which there is no demand. There reserves must lie idle withi out earning anything, or be invested in government bonds or! ■ general market securities on which ! 1 the yield has become smaller and i smaller until at this time the gov-I ornment note maturities must be of approximately two years before ■ there is any yield at all. • I “Funds are therefore being in- ' vested in long-time capital invest- ■ ments that will be in danger of substantial market decline. > "This investment problem is ac-' i centuated by the necessity of keeping funds invested to produce sufi ficient income to cover the cost of • operation and a reasonable profit." , Mitchell also praised the depart-I ! ment of justice and the Indiana i state police radio system for the 1 excellent work done in curtailing bank robberies. ! [ Gov. Paul V. McNutt was laud-' ; ed and the accomplishments of the state department oi financial insti- 1 j tutions was pointed out as “a, , | splendid example of what can be done by co-operation between government administration and business men both become receptive to a study of the problems of each other.” . ’ i Mark A, Brown, vice president jof the Harris Trust and Savings 1 Bank, Chicago, and Harold Nathan, . assistant director of the federal bureau of investigation, were other ' speakers on the morning program., I o PROBE DISCLOSES .from 1 the political situation with Skill-, en and Morton. biM said he had i not directed either to refuse to put on any Greenlee men, Wil- I ; liams reported. o Lost Coin Collects Interest New Sharon, la.—(U.R) —Twenty : years ago, C. E. McManus dropped a quarter in a bank at Taintor. I The other day, he recovered it, I with interest. The fixtures were ' worn out, and the quarter discovI ered with an old penny lying beside it. o 1 Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

ZEPPELIN ON RETURN TRIP Hindenburg To Be Aided On Return Trip By Winds Lakehurst, N. J. May 21—(UP)— The winds that delayed the Zeppe- | lln Hindenburg on her second comI mercial flight to the United States were speeding her back across the 1 Atlantic today to her base at fort-am-Main-The giant dirigible rose from the portable foorlng mast at the naval air training station here at 11:05 last night less than 16 hours after it had maneuvered to a ticklish i landing in the face of gusty winds ' of 30 miles an hour velocity There were 51 passengers aboard in addition to the crew of 54, 385 pounds of mail and 2,600 pounds of freight including a four p’ace biplane which Jimmy Haizlip, the ' speed flier, is shipping abroad for an European jaunt with his wife and 15-year-old eon. The Haizlips were j among the passengers. The take-off last night was less ' hazardous than the arrival yeeterday morning when naval observers I were loud in the their praise of the manner in which Capt. Ernst Lehmann brought his ship down despite conditions which ca'led for triggerquick action to avoid damaging the 803-foot craft. o DEMO LEADERS OCOyrTTNUBD _ FRQM P ONE). $1,137,000,000 revenue asked by I President Roosevelt. In support of the administration theory, Sen. Robert M. La- ■ Follette. P„ Wls., was a leader in the threat to walk out and write la, minority report. He later voted : for the compromise plan. The original house plan called , I for no flat tax on corporation iuI come but provided for rates rangi ing up to 42% per cent on undis- | tributed profits. In addition, the committee agreed today to retain the present capital stock and excess profits tax at a rate of $1.40 per thouj sand, the house had cut the rate | to 70 cents and arranged to drop I the tax after a year. o —— AGREEMENT IS REACHED TODAY Railway Labor, Capital Agree On Employment Reductions Washington, May 21 — (U.R) — Railroad labor ajid executives today at the White House announced conclusion of an agreement eliminating necessity for enactment of the Wheeler-Crosser bill which would restrict reductions in railroad employment. The agreement, signed today by representatives of railway unions . and managements, becomes effec- j tive June 18. It covers allow- 1 ances to employes whose jolts are | affected by the joint action of two or more carriers with respect , to unification, consolidation, merger, or pool. The agreement specifically provides, however, that it does not apply to "rises and falls and changes in volume or character of employment brought about solely by other causes.” A statement authorized by George M. Harrisbn. chairman of the railway labor executives association. and H. A. Enochs, chairman of the committee representing rajlroad management, said in I CORTj Cool-Air Conditioned ♦- — ♦( . L» s< T'cr-e Tonioht • WARNER OLAND “CHAN at the CIRCUS” PLUS-Jolly Colburn 4 Orch. | | 4 Tom Howard Comedy. 10-20 c I I SUN. MON. TUES. i The fastest dancing show | that ever shook the screen. Dick Powell Ruby Keeler Jack Oakie Joan Blondel “COLLEEN” Hugh Herbert Louise Fazenda Paul Draper Marie Wilson SAT. The New Western Sensation FRED KOHLER, Jr. “TOLL 01- THE DESERT’’

part: "Each carrier contemplating a coordination, the agreement providea, shall give at least 90 days I written notice to the employes affected. Such notice must contain a full and adequate statement of tlie proposed changes to be effected by sucli co-ordination, including an estimate of the number of employee of each class affected by the Intended change. “Within 10 days of receipt of such notice, arrangements must be made for a conference between representatives of the employes and the railroads interested in such changes, and the conference must begin within 30 day* from 1 the date of such notice. The agreement sets up machinery for adjusting any disputes which may arise between the employes and the carriers on matters pertaining to co-ordination resulting in the displacement of employes. o — Plant Hunts Water Coral Gables. Fla.—(U.R>— Dr. Jay Pearson of the University of Miami botanical department tried to find out how far a sweet potato would reach out in an effort to get to water. The result was a plant with roots nine feet long. ! Rewed After SIOO,OOO Divorce Ayroshire. England.—-(U.R) —Mar-1 ried life has been hectic for Mr. 1

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