Mr. Otto Kahn, head of the firm, work of all political parties, said testified that the company's assets, Mr. Baldwin, who argued that the Jat the end of 1931 totalled $65,974,- Gonservatnes La hear the aer 1000. The firm's chief business, he responsibility. "Men onthe spai Bad, however, been" consulted said, was with corporations.
My, Ferdinand Pecora, counsel for thoughout, and the" White Paper the Committee, produced a Tit of had been meticulously. prepared aod had the "support of the entire a coporaions, een of which bad deposits totalling nearly $13,000,000 Cabinet. with the Kuhn-Loeb Ca. at the end also bad, continued Mr. Bald-of 1931, win, the unanimous support of the Mr: Kahn then testified tha: Mr. Government of India, including the Norman Davis, American delegats Gommander.in-Chief," and" of re-at the Disarmament Conference, sponsible members of the services, who had years of experience vices in connection with the $20,000,- ceived $95,008 in 1925 for, his ser-India—Reuter.
1000 toan to the Mortgage Bank of London, June 29.
Chite, by the Kuhn-Loeb Ca. and the Defending the Goveriment's pro-[Guaranty Ca. of New York, posals regarding India, Mr. Stanley Mr. Kahn added that this ws Baldwin, Lord. President of the the only foreign loan floated by the Goureil and leader of the Conserv: Kuhn-Loeb Ca., which was in detive Party, in the course of a speech Manchester to-day said that Lancashire and India should come together in friendly ce-operation and try to make a friendly agree-York bankers, dropped" by over }$80,000,000, or fifty per cent, in Referring to the question of 1932 was revealed today at' the tariffs, Mr, Baldwin said that some resumed inquiry into the affairs of measures hed been suggested, "to the company by the Senate Bank-which the Lancashire people had been ing Committee, asked to give their support, which he "The firm's balance sheet. which sted would. destroy" the pos-iwas submitted to the Committee, of goodwill "between Lan-showed assets. totalling $67,000,000 He did not be. en December 31, 1921, and only, lieve that @ national boycott could }$34,000,000. on December' 31 last be broken forcibly.—Reuter. when, reviving the old custom, he Grove in a closed ear to the Church lof St. Paul, outside the walls of the city, to attend high mass on the Jcecasion of the fes I of St, Peter
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