Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-10-26 | Page 4 | Germans May Get Much U.S. Wheat

GERMANS MAY GET MUCH U V S WHEAT WASHINGTON Oct A 26 26 A A plan to sell Germany bt s sh is ot of wheat heat as ILS a means means ot of o assisting American wh wheat at growers and ot of heD t to fe teed feed d the G German o u lation population was placed before P President Coolidge an and d Secretary Wallace allace e to- to tolay today to day lay today by a group of o m men n Inter interested d dIn In the grain trade The president nt was waa reported to hale base shown a sym sym- sym sym-p p Interest In the plan an and l th the agriculture secretary declared d he hc was In anything which would rell relieve vo the tho present distress o of the wheat growers The rho grain men advocated pur pur- pur- pur purchase purchase chase by y the tho War far Finance e corporation cor- cor corporation cor corporation of drafts on wheat heat shipments ship ship- shipments ship shipments ments up to bushels without I recourse to tho shipper Taoso In the tha group were tre n r George Georg GeorgeI I n Narcy president of the tn Ar Ar- Ar Armour Armour mour Grain company Chicago Oeo o A Roberta Omaha Neb C C E I Lewis Lawie Minneapolis Jinn And W N Wi E G Gould uld III Ill a Bricks are laid at the r rate raf te of ot 00 Invented Sn n n an hour by a machine 00 L