European Events to Be Reviewed Today Berlin, Nov. 5.
A speech, which Herr Hitler will make at Weimar tomorrow afternoon, is likely to be of international importance.
The German Chancellor will review recent events in Europe, when he speaks at a mass demonstration during Thuringia's anniversary of its first Nazi Party meeting.
Thuringia was the first State in Germany to have a Nazi Government.—Reuter.
Berlin, Nov, 4.
Nearly all sections of the share market continued to be quiet today, quotations as a rule being formed on a minimum turnover. The public showed little disposition to buy but in general the outlook continued confident. Mining shares were somewhat livelier but prices as a rule did not improve more than one per cent. Electrics and machine works were better but otherwise prices dropped.
Fixed interest securities were not form. Callmoney stood at 2% to 4 per cent.—Trans-Ocean.
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