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SOLVE OEPRESSION
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28.
Restoration of silver to its former
value can be done only by some
form of bimetallism, “or at least
its reestablishment as a monetary
metal by the leading western na
tions,” Maxwell S. Stewart said in
a report prepared for the Foreign
Policy Association, reports the
Denver Mining Record.
‘This unprecedented decline in
silver” he said, “not only has re
sulted in serious losses to silver
producing countries such as Mex
ico, Peru and the United States,
but also has contributed to the
temporary disorganization of
trade in China and has caused se
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vere losses to all persons depend
ent upon a fixed silver income or
with accumulated savings in sil
ver.
“There can be no question,
moreover, but that there is an in
world economic depression anu
the fall in the value of silver.”
The Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
i Company so far this year has
| shown a net surplus of $1,127,400
■ in its Juneau mining operations,
it was revealed with the release of
its August returns which were
made public in the Juneau Empire.
The net so far this year is ap
proximately equal to the net for
its best preceding calendar year
which was about $1,100,000. Even
if the next four months should not
exceed the averages made in the
past three years, the net for the
current year is practically certain
to exceed $1,500,000, and it will
reach $1,700,000 if the operations
for the closing one-third of the
jyear continue at the rate set for
•the first two-thirds.
I It is virtually certain that the
(company’s gross returns for the
'year will also smash all existing
; records.
} Up to the end of August, accord
ling to official figures just released
| by J. C. McBride, Collector of Cus
toms, the gold shipments for the
| first eight months of 1931 aggre
gated $4,967,234. Shipments for last
(month totaled $1,002,464, an in
| crease of $51,807 over the same
month of last year.
The shipments of gold for the
! whole Territory, January to August
(this year, exceeded those for the
'same period last year by $1,153,849,
| a comparison of Customs House
(records revealed. For the last four
months of 1930, the shipments ag
gregated $3,856,072. It the rate for
the next four months this year j
does not fall below that of the same (
months of last year, the production j
for 1931 will be more than $8,750,- j
000. However, if the output for Sep- !
comber, October, November and i
December is maintained at the rate j
established in the first eight
i months, the year’s production will
' run between $9,500,000 and $10,
(000,000.
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TORONTO, Sept. 28. (&)—Most ;
Reverend C. L. Worrell of Halifax, j
Archbishop of Nova Scotia, was
chosen premate of Canada by the j
House of Deputies of General 1
Synod of the Church of England
in Canada.
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South Africa, for the Harvard Ob
servatory at Bloemfontein, will
house the largest telescope south of
the equator. When this monster is
in position, South Africa will have
five large telescopes, a greater num
ber in proportion to population than
in any other country in the world.
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two in Bloemfontein and one in
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