| Show SILVER LIST LISTi i BARES NAME i 1 of OF 1 Wilsons Wilson's Secretary Holds HoId Contracts to Buy Ounces flANK BANK IS LARGEST HOLDER Jouett Shouse on Long LongSide Side V WASHINGTON ASHINGTON April 25 P JP eph P. P secretary to dent Woodrow Wilson was Wa revealed re today to te have held c contracts to bu buy ounces or of silver for tor May delivery de de- livery in report submitted to the 1 senate today by Secretary ot of Trea Trea- sury lury Henry Jr f The largest holder in today's list list 1 which included aU all the names corn com piled to date was the National Cit City bank or of New York with holdings of ounces in this country Against this were set oH off 50 long I commitments ot of 25 ounces each and short commitments ot of similar size lize now a practIcIng attorney t In Washington has not been active t I jn sponsoring silver legislation as far as is 15 known Second List The bank also held in foreign countries coun coun- tries through subs subsidiaries diaries 2158 ounces with 55 long and 43 short commitments against them The l list t mad public toda today was I the second sent to the senate In re-I re re- re r to a resolution after aUer a remark t t by Merge au thau that some som-e persons not disinterested ted Th The family mUy of or James P. P Warburg New york banker was rev led to toha ha have ve Icon tracts for the purchase of 56 long contracts a total ot of C ounces The Warburg holdin are In an Amsterdam Holland bank There were short commitments ot of r ounces against these holdings I A. A Atwater Kent prominent radio I pioneer was identified as 35 holding ounces in New York City I 1 Mrs Shouse Named Details ot of the silver list prepared for lor release yesterday revealed the Continental Can company holder ot of ounces of spot silver also has commitments o offsetting etting ounces Dunces The company's holdIngs received S attention because the chairman of its board Cane Carle C. C Conway participated in a dinner given silver bl bloc c congressmen con con- gressmen by those supporting silver legislation Mrs Catherine Filene Shouse wile wife Continued d on Page Pace Two 1 HOLDS SILVER I II II 3 I I II x xi i L v I I x I II A t I I PrA I I r Joseph P. P TY CITED ON SilVER LIST LISTI I Witson's Wilsons Secretary Is Among Holders of Contracts for Purchase 1 4 fi Continued from from Pare One or of Jouett Shouse former secretary ot of the Democratic national committee commit commit- tee held ounces ounce on long contracts contracts con con- tracts for March delivery deliver LONDON April 25 UP SIlver speculators in the United States Slate have been selling part of their holdings to toLo Lo London don buyers according to board ot of trade figures on bullion bumon movements In the first quarter of 1933 New NewYork NewYork York shipped 1 ounces of sUver sU- sU yen ver to London and received ounces showing howing a net dismissal to London ot of ounces Belgium increased her imports from London sharply taking 1110 ounces ounce or more than other importer importers im- im porters porter except British India Germany the heaviest seller had hadnet hadnet net sales of ounces oune against ounces a year ago Recapitulation shows that London imported ounces from all sections In the first quarter and exported exported ex- ex ported ounces thus showing show show- tog ing a net gain of ounces lack of Cooperation Charged to Federals LANSING Ml MI h. h April 25 iV- iV Oscar G. G Olander Michigan commissioner commis commis- of public safety charged today that federal agents refused to cooperate coop coop- crate erate with Michigan state police in their search for John Dillinger and said that IIi if federal operatives had cooperated with us Dillinger might be in custod custody Olander said the Chippewa county sheriff sherif was informed by federal agents that they need state police when they raided a house near near Sault Ste Ste. Marie where Dillinger Dillinger Dillin- Dillin ger and John Hamilton spent a night last week Silver Prices II V Continue Drop NEW YORK April 25 The JP-The silver sil sil- ver market continued its decline de- de dine cline today as speculative and other offerings hammered prices down Bay Bv metal was quoted at z 2 cents en an ounce oft off H 13 cen cents from yesterday yesterday yester- yester day when the Quotation dropped a cent The new level was the lowest since last December Futures at one onetime onetime time were ot off around a cent an ounce but rallied from their lows Spot silvers silver's high this 6 cents was made in February and represented rep rep- resented the best price since Janu ary 1930 Recent heavy selling elling reflects what holders relieve believe to be the dimming prospects of further silver ilver legislation at t this session ot of congress |
