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PAGE FOUK SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1930 A dministration Said Not Worried by Fiscal Situation ACTOR IS II IE Germany Builds Another Giant of Sky UNUSUAL RIVER PUZZLE GIVER San Bernardino's Finest Entertainment FOX gfc warn r.T 1 DISTURBED AT SEE PARADOX IN TAX RAISE VS. JOBLESS TO ENGINEERS WHOOPEE krzzr-c lEUAUNt mu HI. Low Colorado Flow Caused by I55FST Humphrey, Bogart, Fresh From Stage, Thinks Wild Parties Went Out With Silents Ladies' Matinee Today, 2 P. M. 20c NEW PRICES Drought Changes Course And Leaves Dam Dry If IN' EVENINGS SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS Orchestra 40c Divani 50c Balcony (Except Previews) 30c Bill til Capitol Hill Leaders to Derive Benefit From Publicity on Situation Next Month Ch dren loc MATINEES Adults -30c Children iimwncsv IT aaeteBaBaar kaaaesaantiaaa.

By JESSIE HENDERSON (Special Dispatch) HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 23. "But where are the wild Hollywood parties?" complained Humphrey Bogart, here from the New York stage to play in Fox pictures. "I've hunted the dam town over from the hills to the boulevard, and not a wild I (By Associated Press) BRAWLEY, Nov. 23.

In this arid section of the Southwest, where water is always a problem, the Colorado river, source of the principal water supply, has given engineers an unusual problem to think about through the change in Its course, which has left the Pescadero dam in Mexico a structure without water. This year's drought, which had Its xsoiiwni. SSi: i iBir "MPI party have I seen, heard, or attend By DAVID LAWRENCE (Special DlFpatrh WASHINGTON, Nov. 23. Announcement that the President does not favor abandonment of the sink-ins fund ot war dts, together with similar expressions from the treasury and Senator Smoot, merely means that for the present at least no effort Is going to be made to anticipate what the fiscal situation of the Government will be on June 30 next.

For several days there have been nuecpstions that the prospective de ed yet Hollywood is calm as a summer brook." "--ttti-iJUsMMnnMiliM St: Now, nobody before ever accus effect on the Colorado by causing an unusually low flow, resulted In ON THE STAGE TONIGHT ONLY "EDDIE'S ADVER ed Hollywood of being calm as a the shift of the river bed a half mile summer brook. Nobody before 1 ever admitted a failure to find wild parties somewhere between the distant from its usual course to the dam. As a result, the dam, which was built to divert water to cotton acreage, stands high and dry. poinsettias and the pubs. Perhaps Mr.

Bogart, it was suggested, had Germany's latest offering to aviation is the pant Junkers monoplane D-2000, which is now on a tour of Europe. The cruising range and load capacity of this craft are believed to surpass those of the DO-X. Its span is 150 feet, length 75 feet, its total load is 26,880 pounds, and its maximum speed is 170 miles per hour. Four motors of 800 horsepower each supply the power. The entire flow of the river now been going around with the wrong people? runs through the imperial vaiiey irrigation canals.

M. J. Dowd, chief SHOW" "I've been going around with ev liiif nut i INUj i eryone," Mr. Bogart declared, his dark eyes somber. "All night I've listened and listened and heard engineer of the irrigation district, pointed out, however, that two factors have served to cause no alarm among Mexican ranchers.

One factor is that the low price LAUGHS AND VALUABLE GIFTS USESEEN MERUIT nothing wilder than a fire engine. Even that was a false alarm. Great Scott, you aren't supposed to have to hunt for wild parties! From what I was told in New York, wild Hollywood parties simply spring out at you from behind every palm tree. Well, it isn't true. It's the bunk." Oddie Assails Secretary Lamont For Not Calling Silver Parley Nevada Senator Believes Best Remedy Is to Increase Use in Arts and Industries lhUIIIMHUNIi lEBixaiiiiHinanal.

1P 4 usarr.K3iisii1aaiciMil 3f sriaiwxBodi of cotton has resulted in a great decrease of the acreage usually planted to cotton in Mexico, thereby relieving the usual need of water. The other factor is that through an agreement with the irrigation district the ranchers are entitled to 50 per cent of the flow of the Colorado, and that If they demand It they must be given their proportion of the water from the canals. HfeaM.ltu.lllaUie3DC'EMC:fl r.irivMivaintiij." Tsk, tsk, you said. Maybe Mr. Bogart didn't know what a really ficit In Government finances should be met by suspending the sinking fund payments for a year or two, inasmuch as the public debt has been retired at a rapid rate in the last 10 years, decreasing at an average of about a billion dollars a year.

What the President's statement indicates is that all the surplus funds above the $250,000,000 statutory limit will be applied to current expenses. In other words, payments from foreign governments and miscellaneous sources which have hitherto been applied to debt retirement, over and above the $250,000,000 required by law, may be diverted to care for Government needs in the event that receipts from taxation cause a shrinkage In the Government balance. Decision to Keep Funds Explained The significance of the White House statement is that the treasury has estimated the probable receipts as well as expenditures and believe that the sinking fund provisions will not have to be altered merely to balance the budget They would of course, have to be changed if the administration decided to retain the one per cent tax cut which waa enacted last year as a tnmnnrarv measure. To continue Production in Desert Areas of wild party is? ilnai-nniaHiiaaasaatiNita1 It 'MAVtusaissiiaaaiunaati "Hah!" replied Mr. Bogart, "I've been in the navy.

Along the water California and Arizona Is Declared Gaining Fast The Screen's Dynamic He Man in a roaring, smash-1 ing drama of the seal! GEORGE BANCROFT front in Marseilles but that's an BjaaftjUKafFn f. other story. Wild parties in Hollywood simply ain't The town has in been slandered." (By Associated Press) research, Is that wild parties went out with the silent movies. Actors have to work too hard today to make whoopee tonight. You can't raise the dickens till 4 a.

m. and speak your lines correctly at 9 next morning. The exigencies of the Eng You mean overpublicized, you LOS ANGELES, Nov. 23. Grapefruit production in the desert areas suggested.

iai l39aars3l (By United Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 23. Secretary of Commerce Lamont In a telegram to Senator Oddle, Republican, Nevada, has refused to call a domestic conference to discuss silver, prices of which have decreased tremendously to the detriment of American export trade. Silver producers, too, are suffering economic hardship and in countries where currency is based on silver the situation is acute. American trade suffers because silver currency countries, embracing of California and Arizona is in "I mean slandered," said Mr.

Bogart. It seems he is all on the side of law and order. Or almost all. arts or in such utilitarian projects as they developed in Germany. Lamont's reply, given the United Press today by Oddie, follows: "Fully understand serious widespread effect of low price of silver but still believe conference here would be ineffective.

Low price due largely to foreign selling silver stocks. Unless this can be stopped by agreement all the measures would be useless. Consumption India and China alone has been run-ing nearly 200,000,000 ounces annually. Amount consumed in the arts by England, United States and Canada not over 40,000,000 ounces. IN creasing steadily.

lish language have just about abol- "My own opinion, based on earnest lshed whoopee in Hollywood. The two states shipped 1,808 cars of grapefruit in the season which "DERELICT" isimntiuiiii JSB'4BSPBHtBSatBMlaSBa- ended Nov. 1, an Increase of more than 700 cars over the preceding season. The California Fruit Grow ers' exchange, which marketed Breath-taking Thrills and this reduction would unquestionably Hi3ii III 1,834 carB of the total, lists their Mexico and the Orient, cannot buy Drama normally under current conditions. 1 1 understand movement on foot for Oddie today described Lamont's international discussion and believe 2 -liS I ItUPHONt J1t.

IgJ SaSi position on the conference proposal nothing else will be effective." as extremely narrow. He said he gr.tr- sus 3 b-lnazz tt i i i origin as follows: Southern Call-forna, 39.6 per cent; Arizona. 32.5; California desert sections, 21.8; and central-northern California, 6.1 per cent. Texas grapefruit production also is increasing rapidly, the exchange reported, that state marketing 3,493 cars during the past season, despite heavy damage by freezing last immm 111 iiun nm'mo a would write the secretary Monday urging a bureau of standards investigation of a German method of substituting silver for chlorine for purification of municipal water sup I hi-; mmM -at. Daily s.

AfiPiri rr I TsmF av plies. Lamont refused today to comment further beyond saying the international action to which he referred was the plan of Senator Pitt-man, Democrat, Nevada. Pittman proposes joint American, British, French, Japanese and Mexican action to lend 1,000,000 ounces of silver to China, the silver to be repaid by weight within 50 years and bear interest, also payable in silver, at 2 per cent. Mexico is included because of her large silver production. The Nevada Senator, who pro Us Give You Some posed to Lanfont the calling of a conference, opposes the suggestion of Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, that the silver problem cause a bigger deficit than is now threatened.

So the effect of a decision to keep the sinking fund is really to warn the country that the one per cent tax reduction of last year which corporations enjoyed will not be in effect next year. Indeed, it would not be surprising if the Republicans were forced to revise the whole rate structure with the idea of producing more revenue. It does not necessarily follow, either, that higher rates of taxation will be proposed but that some of the general taxes which used to be in effect will be restored. The treasury department was opposed to the repeal of some of the general taxes on the ground that they would be least felt in times of business depression. Unquestionably the corporations which insisted upon repeal of many of the business taxes would have been better pleased if the tax burden had1 been more widely distributed.

Situation Does Not Worry Administration So far the official statements sig ypar.art'gow. Jj WEDNESDAY I '4 I 0NTHESTAGE 7f jyitHetfcaT-ly: kStP T's. I F1 I 1 I might be solved by international Real Service RADIO REPAIRING ANY MAKE OF SET CHA8. PERRY Battery and Electrical Service 1090 Street Phone 485-43 agreement fixing a ratio between gold and silver. Oddle is convinced the best immediate remedy would be to increase use of silver in the Read the Classified nify that the administration is not worried over the fiscal situation but on the other hand Is going to derive a considerable benefit from -8 i i I By Special Arrangement the publicity given this week's discussion.

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