Palladium-Item from Richmond, Indiana • 14

PAGE FOURTEEN THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND INDIANA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1933 Speaker Assails Sight Is This Lad's Gift RED CROSS NOTE GETS Murray has received a letter from a soldier in Britain as reply to a Beta which she had placed in a pair of socks -while engaged in Red Cross work 15 years ago. The soldier said that he had discovered tha not land-leaders' council." used the Bavarian radio system last night to assail Austrian bishops for their pre-Christmas pastoral letter attacking the Nazis. The speaker said Austrian hierarchy had taken a sharper and more active stand against Nazi measures than any German cleric had done. He criticized the bishops for de fending the government of Chancellor Engelbert Dollfusa, asserting that by next Christmas Dollfuss and his supporters would be gone.

(The fetter, made public Dec 23. urged rejection of the. "racial mania" and "religious errors" of Hitlerism. Nazi anti-semitism and the new German sterilization law were condemned). TWO RABBITS ITH ONE SHOT TULARE.

Calif. Joe Hill. Tulare rancher and marksman, today claimed a new record for rabbit shooting. He killed two jackrabbiU with one shot. The bullet struck one rabbit, pierced it.

struck a rock and ricocheted, and killed a second rabbit some distance away. Austrian Bishops for Nazi Attacks MUNICH. Germany. Dec. 29.

CT) U. S. BUSINESS STARTS RALLY OUT OF SLUMP An unknown speaker, identified 1 when he received the socks from the I quartermaster's stores recently. solely as "a member of the Nazi 50c French Lick Salts 42c IT Xlk By MAX BUCKINGHAM (United Press Financial Writer) mn. NEW YORK, Dec 29 IP Amer ican business in 1933 started a steady pull out of the rut of four years' de tSJ UJ On Standard Quality DRUGS and TODLETE.DES 25c so St.

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Millions more men are at work, Relief rolls have been lessened. Great industries particularly the steel industry have given sighs of sharp revival from the lows that served as a constant depressant in 1932. The industrial barometer is not at its 1933 high at the year's closing. Greater struggles are immediately ahead. But the late summer and early fall recession appears to have been.

a rising note of industrial activity reinstated. rubHc Works an Aid Workers have been benefited by shorter hours and added pay as a result of the NRA codes. The public works administration and civil works administration have opened outlets to the unemployed, the latter now providing work on various municipal projects road improvements, town clean ups, etc. which will absorb workers. Thousands of young men were taken from idleness to work in the civilian conservation corps camps scattered over the nation.

The improvement began shortly after President Roosevelt was inaugurated in March. The days were dark then. Business was at a low ebb. Banks nationwide were closed by proclamation, owing to weaknesses in structures of many great banking institutions. Hoarding had become tremendous.

The banking holiday was followed by rapid-fire legislation to alleviate conditions. The nation went off the gold standard. Business improvement legislation was rushed through a congress that stood behind the president's recovery program. Inflation talk swept the nation. Recovery Swift in Spring The swiftness with which action was started in congress had a vast psychological effect on business itself.

Electric power production, always a significant barometer of the nation's business, started picking up. Steel production increased. Motor car output began to take on life. Store sales picked up. Railroad car loadings started improving.

As the banks reopened there was a vast change in the acceleration of business. The upsweep was fast. Stock and commodity markets soared. But the advancement was too rapid, and there came a sudden break in the late summer which carried away about 50 percent of the gain. again as the year closes, the acceleration is on.

A review of major divisions In the national life shows: Steel Industry Production at the close of 1932 was 13 percent, according to the Iron Age. The peak in 1933 was 59 percent in July, according to the same authority. The subsequent decline brought the rate to 25.2 percent on Nov. 6. Production for the week beginning Dec.

11, according to the American Iron and Steel institute, was 31.5 percent. The favorable trend in recent weeks has led to some authorities estimating the year's production as 70 percent greater than 1932. Textiles The industry has made one of the finest come-backs of all industries this year. Plants, long closed, have been reopened. Southern cities which depend on the textile industry have taken on new life as hundreds of workers idle for months and years returned to work.

The code was one of the first signed and many of the big textile plants now are working at full capacity. Railroad Cat-loadings Railroad carloadings will be appreciably better in 1933 than in 1932, although they were well under the past year in the forepart of 1933. Total carloadings through the week epded Dec. 2 were 26,890,886 cars as against 26,243,765 cars in the corresponding week of 1932. Motor Car Production Indications point to motor car output in December as being in excess of, 100,000 units.

This would result in total for the year of more than 2,000,000 units. Production in 1932 was 1,431,494 units. 1931 2,472,359 uiyts and 1930 3,510,178 units. Farmer Farm purchasing power, according to many reliable sources, ha.s picked up to' a considerable proportion. The industry, however, is aggrieved over what is claimed to- be the wide span between purchasing power and the money paid to the farnver for his products.

Chief aim of the administration is to push commodity prices to a 1926 level and prices for the basic commodities grains, livestock, etc. still continue well below that average. Liquor Return of legalized beer speeded up an industry dormant for 13 years, brought increased production to allied companies and more work to many employes. Repeal of prohibition late in the year added to this betterment, plus bringing in a great increase in taxes to the government and automatic curtailment of many "nuisance taxes." Retail Trade Re.tail trade has improved considerably, particularly in the chain s'ore and mail order fields. Some rp'errpnt has come to this industry through necessitous price rises as result of greater costs due to the application of governmental codes to manufacturing industries.

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