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By S. DUNBAR WEYER
International News Service
BERLIN, Feb. s.—Warning that
the execution of the Dawes plan
may pave the way for the "Bol
shevization” of Germany is given
In an article by John Maynard
Keynes, the distinguished British
economist and publicist, published
today by the Lqkal Anzelger.
All experts agree, says Prof.
Keynes, that the German trade bal
ance can only become active if
prices are reduced. However, he
adds, price reductions would be
ruinous to the German industry un
less wages were lowered or credit
conditions made easier. Thus, the
professor declares, the activity of
the transfer committee must be
concentrated on lowering the stand
ard of life of the German workers,
so long as the Reichsbank follows
the policy of restriction of credits.
“I foresee the greatest difficulties
ta the execution of the Dawes plan,
and for the present Germany is the
danger point of Europe,” Keynes
concludes.
GASQUE ASKS BALLOU
TO FACE D. C. COMMITTEE
Suoerintendent of Schools Frahk
W. Ballou today was challenged by
Representative Allard H. Gasque, of
South Carolina, to appear before the
elective franchise subcommittee of
the House District Committee in
opposition to the Gasque bill for
election to the Board of Education.
The Gasque bill'was disapproved
t.y the Board of Education at its
meeting this week. Representative
Gasque declared that Dr. Ballou had
told him he endorsed the bill.
Hearings on the bill will be .re
sumed at 7.30 p. m. Thursday in the
House District Committee room.
Representative Mary T. Norton, of
New Jersey, will submit to the .com
mittee at that time her report on
the results of a personal inspecion
of local school conditions.
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D. C. HEADS APPROVE
LIABILITY INSURANCE IDEA
The Underhill bill, providing
compulsory liability insurance of
employes, or the families of em
ployes, killed or injured in line of
duty in the District, was approved
by the District Commissioners tn
a report submitted to the House
District Committee today.
The Underhill bin provides that
employers shall take out Insurance
with private insurance companies.
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The Commissioners took no action
on the Fltagerald bill, which pro
vides for workmen’s compensation,
administered by the United States
Employes’ Compensation Commis
sion.
Under the terms of the Underhill
bill the , District superintendent of
insurance would regulate the opeia
tion of the act. An appropriation
of $30,000 is provided, out of Dis
trict revenues, to meet the initial
expenses of supervision. The work
would ' later be made self-sup
porting. i
Congress Heights Speakers
Senator Cole Biease of South
Carolina and Freder
ick N. Zihlman of Maryland will
be ‘the 'principal- speakers at the
meeting of the Congress Heights
Citizens Association Monday night.
The meeting will begin promptly at
8 o’clock in the Baptist church at
Brothers Place and Esther Street.
India has established its first piano
factory to manufacture instruments
that will withstand the atmospheric
conditions of that country.
HONOR BlflTH OF
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The 204th anniversary of the
birth of John Witherspoon, pastor,
patriot and signer of the Declara
tion of Independence, was cele
bratedStoday at his statue, in front
of the Church of the Covenant,
Connecticut Avenue and M Street
Northwest by the Sons of the
Revolution.
A wreath was placed at the base
of the statue by the Rev. Wallace
Radcliffe, D. D., and the American
Flag, Continental standards, banners
of the Sons of the Revolution and
the Bourbon emblem of France
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was a former president of Prince
ten University and a member of
the Continental Congress. At the
memorial services today the Rev.
James J. Taylor, D. D., delivered
a prayer and Dr. Wiliam Mather
Lewis, of. George Washington Uni
verstiy, spoke.
GEN. PERSHING DUE •,
tO REACH U. S. MONDAY
KEY WEST, Fla., Feb. s.—Gen.
John J. Pershing, who has been
in Arica, for the past five months
settling a boundary dispute, is due
in Key West next Monday aboard
the United States gunboat Denver,
according to wojtt reaching naval
officials today.
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