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deficits. Today the Government owes 42 billion dollars. The public debt in 1930 was something over 16 billion. That was the hangover from the war. We had been gradually reducing it. This means that we have added 28 billions to it since 1930. On July 1, 1931, the Treasury sent over to President Hoover a little memorandum pointing out that the Government had gone in the red $616,000,000 in the fiscal year just ended. It was caused not by any change in the spending policy of the Government. The depression, which was then in full swing, had cut profits and hence taxes. Taxes had fallen off $860,000,000 And that caused the deficit. Hoover became alarmed and called on Congress to economize. As a matter of fact, that deficit turned out to be more than $900,-

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8 2 » BUT CONGRESS DID NOT economize. It increased expenditures the next year by more than a billion dollars. Certain emergency measures including the RFC accounted for

that. At the end of 1932 the deficit 3

was around three billion. At this point the Democrats went into action. They denounced Hoover in unmeasured terms. As early as January, 1932, Democratic leader Garner called for strict economy. He declared the House must cut out An -the supply bills all Government luxuries however meritorious. The Democrats, he declared, hoped to control the next Congress in 1933

and balancing the budget would be|G20d—

the first item of the Administration.

Secretary of the Treasury Mills|

demanded an increase in taxes. But the Democratic leaders replied that expenditures should be cut instead. Garner said: “We'll give the country a demonstration in real econ-

Meantime various groups were demanding some Government spending to give work, and Hoover

yielded mildly and approved some Medium

public works.

dropped 10 cents today in the usual light Saturday trade at the Union Stockyards, the Agricultural Marketing Service reported. The 10-cent gain, in reverse trend to yesterday's 20 to 30-cent advance, brought the top prige paid to $5.90 paid on the 200 to 210-pound division. An estimated 75 cattle were received for sale; 25 calves and 3000

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Slaughter Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 75) Steers | Bulls Choice | LYearlings excluded) 750- 900 $ 9.00-10.50 Good .$ 6.75-.1.25 900-1100. 8.75-10 | Sausage— 1100-1300. .35/Good .... 6.75- 7.25 1300-1500. Medium 6.25- 7.00 Go 5.25- 6.50 lers

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Some leaders. developed a slight firmer tone just before the close,

Net Net. Close Change Hig Low Close Change but a majority ended lower. Steels 11% - - J Std G&E 7 pf.

%|had fractional losses. Rails were steady to slightly lower. Some + | utilities registered gains. Favorable sales reports sustained mercantile 12 | issues. Losses of $1 or more were noted in Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, Hercules Powder, Union Carbide and Westinghouse Electric. Motors were A about steady and rubbers mixed. Sales in the first hour totaled only 170,000 shares and only a moderate increase took place in later dealings. ; U. S. Steel featured in volume. Loft was active and relatively large volume was noted in General Motors, Nash-Kelvinator, Curtisss | Wright and New York Central x | Bonds moved irregularly lower.

RESERVE LOAN FIRM TO MOVE

+ Establish New Home Office In Dallas After Control Is Changed.

The Reserve Loan Life Insurance Co. home office will be changed to Dallas, Tex. within two months, according to Free H. Davis, ress dent. Mr. Davis said the company is being chartered in Texas and new officers have been chosen. C. W. Murchison and T. L. Wayne, both

of Dallas, acquired control of the|

chores were very capably handled Jurine his absence by Igor Stravinsky. Tomorrow’s soloist will be Anatol Kaminsky, a 20-year-old Russian violinist. Young Mr. Kaminsky spent his childhood in Harbin, Manchukuo, where he made his debut when he was 8. A year later he was taken to Paris, and later came to New York; on a subsidy provided by a group impressed by his talent. For his debut with the orchestra tomorrow he will play the Glazounov Concerto in A Minor. Opening the program will be the Overture to Rossini’s “La Gazza Ladra,” and in the closing portion, Sibelius’ Symphony No. 2. This work, by the way, is becoming the symphony of ‘the hour. Our own + lorchestra played it last week-end, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra has scheduled it for a New York concert this week.

lius stock, of course. But it would be unfair to say that the attention directed toward either the composer or this symphony arises simply from sympathy or patriotism. For the Sibelius Second happened to enjoy a similar vogue two or three years ago. No one yet has explained satisfactorily the psychic influence which makes conductors light upon a particular work in the same season and ride it almost to death. So it will just have to be passed over here as one of those things. 2 2 2

work of one of his countrymen, Il-

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Robert Covell, who works in NBC’s music research department, will make his debut as an arranger during tomorow’s broadcast by Frank Black,and the NBC String Symphony on the Red network at p. m. His transcription of the Handel Violin Sonata in E Major will be heard. The broadcast also will include a first American performance of the Divertimento No. 2 by the Hungarian composer, Leo Weiner. Mendelssohn’s “Songs Without Words,” Nos. 3 and 6, will round out the program, 8 2 8

It seems only yesterday that Gladys Swarthout was soloist. on the Detroit Symphony, Orchestra’s Sunday evening hour. But here she is back again for her third appearance of the season tomorrow night. Included in her selections are the Seguedilla from “Carmen” and a’ medley of well-loved Southern songs arranged by Page and called “Plantation Days.” In this composition she will be joined by the chorus. Songs by Cadman, Golde and De Koven will complete Miss Swarthout’s contribution. And the orchestra list includes music by Rossini, Grieg, Grainger, Humperdinck and Strauss. Franco Ghione again will be the conductor. 2 8 =» WIRE’s 11 p. m. broadcast of re-

cordings tonight and tomorrow night will be given over to excerpts from

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¥ a|nounced that the store on the How little did Hoover dream that | Joss, fey W Western Se lenis $i.5 | Cit Sm Olioa3y 3 TL rie. 51% northeast corner of Illinois and 1 i. Br... : 3

$8; fe i “his assailant would spend that |most natives. si@4. Mi nl 7 ot 5° 45 1% | Maryland Sts, will close tomorrow.

company last summer. . au 31s Later they amended the com5% pany’s articles of incorporation and 2 3% 3%... increased the capital stock from - 13 1 1 20,000 shares with $10 par value to 53,000 shares with $5 par value. Mr. Davis said the company’s building at 429 N. Pennsylvania St. will be sold or leased. Many of the — company’s 60 employees have ac- % [cepted offers to continue their jobs in the new Dallas home office, he 1; | said.

«Haag Store to Close Keller T. Brock, president of Haag Drug Co. Inc, today an-

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said the second and third floors of the structure will be removed. Mr. Brock said the store is at least 35 years old and is one of the oldest in the Haag chain. He added that efforts will be made to absorb I. Rice, manager, and other employees of the store into other branches of the chain.

Calls Suit ‘Routine’

Harry V. Wade, vice president of the American United Life Insurance Co. of Indianapolis, today described a suit filed in Federal District Court at Des Moines, Iowa, as “a friendly and routine suit.” The ‘complaint, filed by Iowa State Insurance Commissioner Charles R. Rischer, seeks the right to administer $3,603,419 to 7000 policyholders of the former American Life’ Insurance Co. of Des Moines. The American United Life Insurance Co. of Indianapolis; Michigan’s Zenith Radio State Insurance Commissioner, ¢ Tin Cons .. John G. Emery of Lansing, and

3¢ West oft | LOCAL ISSUES Dan E. Lydick, Ft. Worth, Tex., re-

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in Wihes . Ve — ies . 68 The Spencer Hotel Re S. a oem > { 14 |nois St., today opened “The Hoobpp yines 2808 Th penn RR = 132 Livy |B 110% 2 |sier Room,” new cocktail lounge. : peonjes 24 nd Gen Serv pid... The room was built in a part of idols’ Gas ee 7% bid . es ....|the hotel lobby formerly used for a writing room. A new front with octagonal window was built and entrances to the lounge are from |357 Illinois St., the lobby or Spencer Cafe to the south. The blue and canary yellow interior was designed by Martin Benysch of Chicago. The Spencer .| Hotel is operated by the Jap Jones System, which includes the Wayne Hotel in Ft. Wayne and Columbian Hotel in Greenfield. Mr. Jones, former hotel operator at Martinsville, is vice president of the Indiana Hotel Association.

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700 (NBC-MBS) : (NBOMBS) i bE COENLCCGIER Re Johnson Renamed Er re Breskfass Jam Time to Fhine ‘| Emsley W. Johnson, Irdianapolis| 7:3 wo. » nw spel Singer attorney who has headed the| 7:43 News Sn 118 Belle ""|Marion County National Farm Loan Br: Eos orn Miller Association since it was organized| s:30 Soto in 1934, has been elected to a new| 3:4 Miss duits term. 9:00 Kitt Kelly He was named president of the 9:30 Hilltop n Bill . » BE ee Fhe poe —S : yesterday. Sumner A. Mills of West | 10: 3 ul oad of Life db wed oad ot Life 44% 445; — FOREIGN EXCHANGE Newton was elected vice president. 0: 3 Bie nda 6 Curly Ag a Storm State Schools Against st gto nm 19572 106 ales NEW YORK, Jan. 13 (U. P.).—Follow-| John P. Howard and Miss Ruby 10:45 Life Stories Guiding Light Castletime gz Lig Savage Arms | 30° So robe fu, closing cable rates on major €Ur-|prordin also were chosen directors| 11:00 Kate Smith Singin. Sam Féod Program| = Hagpinem Shenley Dist .p 13 me at the meeting. June Gray is| i: 2 Farm Circle. oman of Courage Enylamakers Farm Hour . England (pound) ......$3.97% secretary-treasurer of the board and | 11:45 Linda's Love oy Caliads {29 oliar) hee ‘032 Elizabeth C. Claypool also is a 13:78 {in Program Markets. Weather Ho Home Xeol Ellen Ran dolph italy (irs) director. 12:30 Kitty Keene porter Bill Jon Editor's Dauxbter Belfi (belga).” sessene ‘The association is a co-operative :45 Noon Tunes Henalines Tommy “Sutton Peter Gran 2 2| farm mortgage group through which Chitam’s % Blurmter Harlin “ar Bros.’ mas “Dauchier

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