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' ' - ' ' Wages Probe Rumored Ridicule for Wirt Charges - - e"'!) -- 1 i CANADA ENGLAND 4 Indications the world is on the re Gold mine operators in Canada covery path were read into the an revolted nsinst the government's nual budget address of Neville 10 persent tax imposed on the yet Chamberlain Great Britain's thin low metal designed to yield $10000 lipped chancellor of the exchequer 000 annually to dominion coffers I who amid cheers announced In- - Gold shares slumped on Conodiali come tax reductions restoration of exchanges as operators termed the government salary cuts and dole tax "sheer confiscation" and a pen ignored iffy to further development of payments Significantly Britain's war debtpayments ing The fact the world gold prices are le the United States for which no But considerably above the former budget provision was Made then Britain made no provision in standard price of 2167 Canadian dolitslaat budget although a "token" tars an ounce deterred the opposi-i remittance was accepted at iitashd tion not a whit as brokerage houses ington jammed and exchanges were packed 'tthc11érs Termed the "prosperity's budget Chamberlain said Britain Jeels the economic crisis has passed but that' 'EN '11Q3J TE the island 'empire will pay her way lit last Samuel Insult is return she goes without "mortgaging her future" Income taxes were low ing to his adopted land the United States whence be fled hi haste all ered 2 per cent to 2212 per cent most two years ago a fugitive from soldiers- - sailors policemen teach ors etc will receive a 10 per cent- justice His flight wits prompted by - the collapse of his midwest utilities salary boost ail will dole folk budget estimates re empire once inflatedly valued at two billions His return is (t1 ceipts of 705' ed by that same collapse is u S authorities believed be 724000 pounds 43 6344786004 bezzled and misappropriated leaving a 796000 pound surplus ($4- 099000) Last year's receipts were He i On the high seas aboard 724 567 000 pounds with expendi- - liner Rations bound f or Boston tures of 693419000 a surplus of approximately $160412 — : Financing ‘0 Defection min-we- Criticism rrf:'4 t: VOTE l''' )4 - 'a : - 4 1 re - - 4 “ '' tow ' r'i i0-- - 1 a'3 - If ' iYFA 4t '—' St ' " ' ! 0 PROBE ' ' Ittimored was an approaching investigation of the operations of the Home Owners Loan Corporation throughout the United States which tnay result in wholesale resignations and a few criminal prosecutions Frequently charged with being a cesspool of politics ROLC officials in Washington intimated the Investigation will range everywhere from charges that state offioials forcetj workers to contribute to political funds to issertions that licialkhre using 11 0 L C offices as ight clubs Head of HOLC is John 11 FaheY chairman who was placed there by the president to reorganize the corporation The president also favored the Norris amendment to pre vent political appointments to the organization but the amendment Sailed to meet congressional BP s ' Vice President John N Garner exercised his privilege of voting in the senate for the first time when senators tied on a motion to call als the bill to prohibit members of congress from acting as 4ittorneyi In cases wherein the interested The vice president voted against the majority of his party to call up the meuute which was placed on the calendar 'lc I 4 step toward the et industry under N R NS Blue !Attie I Roosevelt President was taken by when by executive order be pee mined code authorities to adopt their f own financing plan levy assessment ad ot costs to defray '4 upon members 4 ' ministration Nonpaymente01 She of re Infraction an t dues will constitute the code make the delinquent liable to loss of the pew Blue Eagle whkh : willdesignato the code under which ihTo enterprise Is operating MolsselPalkovih4- firlt tOn- Before code authorities can les" sill genetal in the western however the N It A United States for the soviet financial inuat has Re este!) ' government of e xpendi - lished at San headquarters II --4‘ '' ture-s- The latest step of 'shifting 'Francisco costs of administration to members seen is codes of the various industrial 2 00 $4 ' provat '1' a I a MOV to enforce th e ideal ot a '''f' To facilitate production of higher- ' -4 i 1 A but with industry ENDED' cars motor the govern powered sw! ' 4 e 1 ye' slight govermrtentalsupervisiont ment lowered the automobile tax Murk& was the Investigation of t from 1 pound to 15 shillings per charges of revolution levied by pon' WAR CLOUDS DOUBT ' ' f' 111TOLT z — or from 95- IS to 23--- 22-derous Dr William A Wirt Gary horsepower senIn is a congress there growing The cynical adage that In all -Latest defection from the N R A Ind ' e'''"' superintendent of schools in timent behalf of silver legislation ITALY which raised a national flurry and which hu been much assailed of treaties of peace are found causes : 7 Is 4 the there White House an but in a dea l '' it J Iate by defenders of labor CO MM' f Or the next war appeared l Lik Mr Ro Me' Delano probablr caused unthinking folk :' 1' ' ' '':' Alwok'"'-'4- " nearer fact as increasing feat that such legislation —lo The Wirt needless excitement era and the small business man has Mussolini Benito la volt mightily —1 the interfere with monetary interl'0: may T's' I t where south 4 'Bo'w t tome from the charges vanished into ridicule when A engaged in attempts to restore Proa program To reconcile these diver'- ' hatreds national payof trialisis enjoy the privilege he divulged the relatively unimporperity to his stricken country But gent views silver senators lecL by st h e a tened to ' ' ' tant persons who he sakt announced Mussolini tactics i!oc! the Roos& blob's sen'ator William H ing the lowest wages in the United t r ' ' At ceremonies in JudielarY' federal E Cleveland sil titt Allen of takes her ular lessons Florence king the t fear bury Southerners States to workers them and congress agreed to forget velt program start at different poles conferred with the - which she took the oath of office ber desk place- for the first time on the United States president at week't1 eeventually in- - of the world war ti'peett the mime goatI the administration them Where Rome - flowers sent end wlthend lead of the was banked Cincinnati first be of pee in court circuit many by differentials appeals tends to erase wage measure's The Interest of 4 ve pies of the globe the 250 persons who attended LEADER tween north and south as hie means Mussolini le wedded states ln the white metal Is appar-- - - member of her sex to be appointed to the rep holinto another 300 intention an To thwart such from Fresh a vacation in tropical p to si ' deflation ent but the wider interest indiocaust- - Europe ' 1 4 industrialists met in Birmingham ' waters President Franklin D !loose- To achieve his aim i 11 Duce used rates a broad of that center was the feeling something ram et ALL to map a campaign vett returned to the White House to i h Ls dictatorial po e rs to decree an- - may be wrong with the US mone b u t reassume his post as congressional since Only through lower wage otherslash in wagea and living costs tary system Many leadera in agri w orld across the men business scales the stouthern : a se cm el to his or d era o f leader Since his inattguration he - cultural states leen toward inflation Civil 190 an Asia in with Jap contend can they compete has directed congressional actioft service aalaries are tti be cut from to solve the ills of low commodity SALARIES ' INDICTMENTS ' to have Indusappears their northern colleagues in and save for a setback on the vet- 6 to 12 per cent other government ' and silver is viewed as that added her mite prices Grand Cuyahoga intOhlo's I erans' compensation bill has !man ry jurors ar2flootnkhniaor of big Po servants will accept a 20 per cent inflationary immure both most safe In a general dis- I The forthright manner in 'whiell tained that leadership Into the Maze of tent cut while landlords were ordered and most acceptable county peered & Tel American ruption— CRITIC Telegraph the administration canceled p rivate h as no 'M- en T hat t o 1lower renta 12 per cet on houses the de funet 'Union transactions A But the White House has indicat littler IAA losiaA In Europa Ger--- s Alm th2s s fowl 1" 2ASsas As es " 22a setretnnnv2 gu2ssos fissnis2 4stidi - ht NI n A imaxeup lion 01 rennquisning ma corium ot shorn& cent on rearmveto per insists ed found will it elver upon of Trust Crevelarid legislation resolutely any company committee headed by congress was indicated when con- investigating sal executives' by North Dakota's Gerald P Nye'- many By his slashes Mussolini hopes to tending to up3et its monetary poll- - there a $10000000 transfer of Lib- ing 4and timid Trance hu declared Alabama's Hugo L Black revealed tales in the cor-- r gressional leaders were summoned Republican senator an d bitter opposhe would move not another inch cut costs of Italian production give- ces will accept only erty bonds and r deposits which -- P° rate giant Is startline practices among aviation to the executive offites told what ment of the present recovery ad min a ' Unletkl them-Oadvantagehi---legislatioe!Hitler's— Since drewal disarmament 'window to smacked toward Competitive companies has considerably softto do : Before congress adjourns– none of their istration Ins speech before Cleve- war preparations ere halted mean- - International commerce ready hu power to do almost any ing" Dressers were alleged to be business by di tried When the contracts were and the president seeks adjourn- land's city club Without mentionof nazi head silver and Roehm Ernst he wishes Cleveland in for while "permisvreminent tigures thing General canceled Postmaster t rectors o ment by mid May the chief execu- ing the name of Hugh S Johnson GERMANY units declared the Ger sive" legislation would be but-s- sop national life—Joseph R Nutt for concern At the James A Farley characterized con orwto' tive wants: Senator Nye aimed a barb at him military the nh—e in their -are resolute advocates a sliver reflection treasurer of mer man rmanY disruPting Republican tr t s e t after con f erenees with h ' The senate - pass the reeinmcal annual stockhol d amerting "all the artny officers' ' will topeople 1 Of themselves" cats defend board Unioninternatioial Trust's chairman ? condiUàre congressionalareopinion 4 predecessor Walter F Brown as tariff measure- already passed bY era' meeting ju- - :i on the federal paymll are not going ' i' i a the M and Dies Baldwin Britain i s Senators Wilbur "hite paper" ligion upsetting delicate G erman President supporting 'fraud and collusion?' published Itan'S-pierc- e 'the house This bill gives the presis to be able to stuff the public much of 4 'a i'' 7 -one of the O p Nan Sweringen setting forth recent bilateral li ege ' internal conditions and to aettie bill already passed by the house D 0"7 Farley maintained his assertions ' dent authority to adjust tariffs longer with this incessant ballyhoo Wuhingtonx raila or of arm limitation who S toward U the built which famed them brothers three prominent nazis demandpermits when the postoffice department etrengthens his bargaining power exchange C librarian for '' :4--' which gives the N R at the crectit for tiationa 4 reduction reported a stalemate in ed a cessation of bickering exported conunoditles for silver at a road empire during the beom days t h e American '1 called for temporary bids banned for inteational commerce what P W A S W A C CC natural A an cent credit 25 as as hinted' above Nutt Grand jurors gave high fpr Federation diplomacy per tbidding by commies who engaged immediateReichsbishopLudwigllueller price Stock exchange regulation atcauses and the purse Of Uncle Sam armament Vila To race which Will lead In world schemethis to l the In the celebrated conferences the about whose ears the German Prot- strengthen quotation in —bill subject to much abuse seek to Labor and own- have done war statement to been amendments " financial added ure has 1930 Bids were Opened at weekclient Beets are tumbling pleaded by Union Trust's or 11 shares place the nation 's security marts - er Nye predicted the president would evitably While Eupe boiled over the In for peace promised not to interfere Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma end and the mails probably will under federal supervision attempt to avert'e collapse which asked President divorce N R A from big business re On Versailles as of was the metal came with depression's tide gold treaty in- equalities nationalizing with the confessional document return to private hands within a 'rue revenue bill This measure Walter S Gil-organize it to protect the smaller th e Japan tipped the international a P must be passed in some dorm or Gifford Propaganda Minister Joseph Goeb nationazed and Montana Burton September 29 1931 the d ayTrust resolu- a in ford dustrialist from the ravages of moa Was an unc Union due virtual lecart ing But the administration a ppears anothe r The president objects to threatened to "c orr X Wheeleniorcing 4 silver purchase statement lion to publish a list of salaries Depots Nye ittributes the crash to PMonroe bitaoctrine" for Asla set recalcitrant religious purchased $10000000 worth otLib- - paid executives moved to limit the to have changed its attitude The levies on imported coconut oil con- unless plan groups the forces of greed and monopoly Swarmas re the power solely from the Van White House virtually scrapped tained therein they burled the hatchet to contends that to date N R A has pro- - herself up for Asiatic president's paY to 975000 a year f peace added internal calm and Count Ernst von pending sliver bills may be contained sponsible gent which they had on deposit -other salaries 1 pending legislation on the situation i tederiti deposit insitrans The to $22500 trusted those forces y One-dadia "if to the gr When efforts Co ominously foreign Reventiow editor or the paganistic In the marker' A n t i c i p a ting the stockholders a by recommending to con gr ess that president wants this guarantee of ' turb peace in Asia are backed force- - journal silver futures broke sharply de- - statement appe ared Union Trust revolt the Reichswart temporary laws only ap- - 92500 bank deposits extendeCan- pwA demanded directors drew forth a l passIt commission u ma to of be compelled I ll y Japan 45 25 Wa s shown to have possession acendd more than 100 to evolv a me other year point for noteChriatiam as- 7 equslity resolution not salaries Indications that the future is to see resort to divulge to The manifesto force ' an ounce while spot silver- quota--- -the bonds and payment therefor 2 u riat aviation policy and report Municipal bankruptcy bill This ' salaries stockholders a marked decline in public works wu interpreted in foreign quarters miring paid ' Van to 45 a tent wee Cons the 71 of in Sweringen e th President lipped congress placed ty measure R 8 is Uncle is to 0 aid econom are in no way disproportionate to R designed -activity under the aeg of warning other world powers to reeve conferred with Senator luny bogged cities by permitting That Russia under the soviets h 'cents Me break in the silver mar- - account of the bank the size and importance of the corn- Sam came from a conference be- re- off China even to the traVeled hands Van on was reflected and Later the in McKellar Sweringens keep ket "1 grains It: Secagreements with creditors to scale a long way since Ke re Th e satement took the tween President Roosevelt and ackiteSenatortKenneth from purchased the bonds which in piny" Mead down bond principal andinterest intent of loans a nd Chinese fearedthe czar were overthro- risn i'n the Chicago posses ranged usual corporate Jibe at taxes paid anent aviation - ''' - fact never left the retary of the Interior Harold L Ickesa protecto seeks maintain vaults cents a to bushel 4 5 announced Morgan then 1917 Mir is indicated in reports that the Monetaey legislation also was wherein they agreed a $5 00000 pro- where they were placed under an when it said "Moreover the indi1° ra ' s over their territory in view Of the lack f Ind asked but the attitude of the White soviet government soon will abolish '' On the eve of the senatorial convidtrals concerned pay stirshere' gram will be sufficient for the next the from House White the a ference national indenture agreement for need the House was not definitely disclosed 1 policy The f ' OGPU powerful secret police orr to fiscal year beginning July ' the I r salaries in TRIVIATA ' emanated hints that an international Grand Jurors charged this trans - nP congress might we il authorize th e Unmentioned were the commodity I as and feared Income n II -last P W A program called for $3- ganization uss R i JederaL o 0 the that-it-wof trconustisIon to exchange regulation bill the corn action wag fraud in While woA nrvement! toward pends-- tenditit-tsts) on5000 has been largely allocat- Tht reawast undoubtotilv lima appointment m war ignored the league of nations as an agent el punishment and establge world parity with gold lor merely "window 'dress n make Immeditate study and recom munications bill designed to death" ' from the ed slightly spent on the OGPU corn Upon have lately report published vaunted in postwar times as an mend to the next congress a broad telephones telegraphs and place the white metal restore itto its one- - lead depositors and stockholders radio Dr Walter M Splavni of the A T & T by agency for permanent peace the mullits depended to maintain their time basis as a :monetary metal the condition covering all phases of avia- - under it federal commission th e regarding interstate commerce commissioner tionicy power crush incipient opposition al- added Of to is it league assigned to a minor Inter rumor this Inn and the the gov bill Strength relationship by Wagner designed to protect la - ' w hich revealed Gifford's 1933 re- - C rnment national role plodded along in Ge? mos t beore its birth the fact the administration mone- thereto ago Baldwin was muneration as Fortnight bor unions and the Tugwell bill ' In listed other the $212000 secret abolishing neva giving attention to relatively police and tory' experts are studying silver charged with misapplication of "So far as 'carrying the Unit- - strengthening the pure food and minor affairs Sections released restoring trials to Russians charged eu States mails is concerned con- - drugs law These measures bank funds in all inciictmer!t also salares from $74250 to 920000 world and that Professor -may" be nsvmanti With ' ' offenses the said the soviet goyim plawn's report reports on: - could well belet on competi- - consigned to oblivion' temporarily At senerositywithwhichiit-4PAY-OF-F Chile welfare—deplored the Ales 111ent indicatesitt tonfideniethatDresidentlal least estrous effects of the depression on regime now Ls stableneed have has advocated the use of silver as a based on loans made by the bank the management of the corporation such time as a broad policy relate A legislative proposal fraught little fear of subversive influenc rewards itselt ' world's recommended the youth with to Painter ing tcs aviation as a whole is adopt REPUTATION snonetary bast with injustice and pregnant to examine world governments leg common bill Approved by the senate banking danger is the McLeod ' : to a with 'station view The safeguard statement bill" prob committee was the COMPETITION ly called the "bank payoff ing better unity of the family and seeking reelection Congressmen iftiolyanwolthilebruyllartl:selloawil7ritillinilemtoudb rflaswerrkettotoyinattlollsbtreilletheafsteenratae'stwano-Proiecithil 'in a fight Tables were turned 0111moolumwo""11"""1"11"1"1"1"1"1"1""11711"4111v the ' see a chance therein to capture ' ' Malaria—which threatens fro year investigation of practices on ' ' quantity of votes by backing the nomic 'activity in regions between railroads and motor Sus wounds 4 sr f?"11 to' iir 14 tO 017' ----z4 Y 7 prone & U the giant securities market The bill measure designed to raid the ''" ' ° 4-te -: the disease recommended an inter operators in Washington when the lo 160 is aimed to stop practices which P x treasury in behalf of depositors who netional battle against the disease 1 et men bus Ni' rates protestid A 4L4‘ IbilL40"' '4- 11 mulcted stockholderii and the public I lost funds in bankrupt banks Costs The ' health tpnnder'ed commission ! league inI revealed to taxpayer if the measure passes wishes nations to combine in on as i by the committee investi-' 12 i &via matters a getlou guided by Ferdinand Pecort ' vary in estimate from one and ' t sault the upon contracts bereft of 1 malady' As 11 ' to e the bill St ' t quarter billions to two and a half Liberia -- where 444 Al e 'If'" " operate without raising - charges by eancellation took the matter into throwsapproved expatriated ' a sop to Wall Street by modi- h t Beneath '147444-:ifir!'7tbillions negroes haVe placed ri al 4'71!'14'1 asked the interstate nomlnern corn court with suite against Postmaster minimum margin require- President rranklin D Roosevelt American -- '' l'' ---' i tisli blacks in virtual - fybig fowl Yf 1 PL ' to order InereaseS Hither ments but according to Pecork has apanese wiEsion cherry '$t Moved to spike the memure when ha dered finances of theslavery T V ''' ' 0 V'Aft ' t eal:tcoll1Plaktriloels African A me t ' ‘itn:Ire f"""" Gegni f IzitnItit 4 t':-toplenty of 'teeth" in it Regulation to rail lines have complained st I '"i'4-i- I Vf vi'''castigated it at a press conference I t1 public The league hm sought tee blossom trees fil order " cutthroat but vfr--c The I-- torney for the four lines' all sub- - over exchanges is placed in the Pointing to inconsistencies in the '' rehabilitate the republic was enw- - competition bands of a 'PA 4 COMmissionlo C C complied and ordered a gen- - idiaries of United sop for votes he cited the fact that barrassed at reports that the !Aber 4 ' ' Aircraft and be created ifseparate i the bill becomes low the present measure would pay off - ian government had sanctioned mu-of fares tn the ''''"-'eral' ' investigation iAt io v'"4''''"Inc L William 6" Transport I g'N: Ny:k ' ' ' 1 before reporting the meaeure m- L- mouth and west- depositors in an absolutely defunct sent years Aso 'acres of Kru tribes' which the oven New York attorney and Don: eere bl Y' the ( N '''''NA '' --1 4 ittee defeated a huititution 100 per cent while de' ' league itself had persuaded to dia 'een years ago the COMMISSIOn - erful - A'rtti14-"''' ' ' ) Republican N number of eemd men ts d es i gne d t c i6 1 ' rate at 31 : Plaintiffs positors in a bank which had re Ihrm in the intereets of internal ' by the NIPPD t4 action in z the art'tioehig weaken It it 4' mated 60 per cent would get no peace A corporation charged with five Years the Air '1 ' ii q " 4 ' l'ransport National Air Trans- i further relief Bank failures are contributing to the collapse of Li ' the Pese governlowering' ' Pacific Air i el port Transport and Var beria is the Firestone Rubber corn charges to meet motor coach com- - ney 'Air Lines They contend the private affairs and if the govern 4' ' ment posed the I anent offers to sustain losses there pany which has large interests 4i 'petition until n t h e south asen- F st I 4 t ty action deprived them of i may be no limit to which congress there has a large financial stake in gers s amile on mem feminine to 1Parowprnrtvykiwatittohnouott — the thdu:fitptroh caemsgenod! 2 commit 12 cents on Pliihnerd coaches government the government might S"Ari : o stand losses in all forms of private a recent pz ew Orleans confer At Leticia—jungle-bound area he-" tamment to U S the constitution the of bars ' tweet BAr LOST adi Peru and Colombia over enterprise tLE ansdk eton ecreantotars eds cretin141m their action the coin o2p 113eInniespressing a which the two South American charge per fight-tny of Ambassawipe- ex- 'li ACTIVITY mile Western lints last vetern act which pteonnreiltteudpothn eposWtolfrees countries threaten to war t0 England where he is ' ' bet lowered" fares to 2 and 3 cents t0 extend airmail -- lines without wanted on a charge ol defrauding r During the week: I of dot success cembeilthl The president: per mile after noting the bidding to losno ?mitt—British investors of seven Million ' ' '' of southeastern lines clad In dollars ended in defeat for John Signed the Johnson bill outlawing In exchange for Airmail Japan certificates sale of foreign securieties to U S this act airmail (Jo k e the Barber) Factor recent Under contKacts na of ' investors by ' !' companies will contend their con- - kidnapee and boom time specula- 0 RECOVERY ' ' tions: signed the bill to investigate tracts were valid the Farley action tor In Chicago fedetal authorl ' their electric power rates: conferred z ties turned him over to British 4 i ' ot bus nen Tidings recovery con illegal with congressional leaders to ht officials for transfer to Loud OD ' ' : Arnbassa land untied to pour forth' during the ' ' OLD CONSPIRATOR ' sirt on legislation the White House famed °Old Bailey s 't Avors! week from various quarters Show Discovered in Barbizon France !me dor WASHINGTON—The and presw lirliTVIIE FORESEEN The senate: " WU Leon Trotsky revolutionist ing: ' !dent keeps close watch on Received a report from its finance and with Nikolai Lenin responst - In San Francisco Mme Terfres with Salto' are March contracts construction for to with view congress 124 hurry committee supporting strong stnck to be $179161500 twice February's ble for one of the generation's most Lela professor de sciences oe Senate con int adjournment ' k exchange control meuure: passed children their t1 volume thrice that of March 1932 significant developments the rise cultes University of Paris doffed '' Riders mail air legislation the sugar bill am- ! Jobs ware secured during the ' of soviet Russia There Trotsky bet chic Parisian hat donned House committee expected to a ‘"' in for and Elakiko compulsory publicity proved turban and made a series of the year by 2750000 previously- wk sought to escape trbm assassins report stock bill with' early come tax returns ' consideration in prospect employed the lobos' department's ' whom ha has constantly feared predictiods for which she hsos Masako The house: k New York—Who'll be the employment Index stood at 801 - since Josef Stalin exiled hit Irdm gained fame Buried the Wirt investigation America Is about to Inter a ait !tussle In 1927 " ' - ''' highest since December 1530 text boss of Tammany Hall? ceived the general revenue bill As jobs Increard so did - par Trotsky geted officers who rlod of prosperity a Japaneseltue14 ' raided from the senate laden with amendhorns his which rolls said 79 elan was war million be coincident have risen calmly with Francoto consider a powers replies ment committeemen decided to 1 dollarS in the last twelve months German one with Japan and planning the fourth Internationale Japan'sdmrs t a tement 4of lay aside plans for permanent air Carloadings have increased rail admitted he Was and Is an old France victors: assissination of "hands toward policy mall legislation approved a con Chinese - - ' earnings likewise steel production conspirator" French government Adolph Hitler the end of the blue ference report On the home loan is at 52 per cent 'compared with officials canceled his privilege to eagle and the seelection of Presk ' op guaranty bLll U per cent the previous weeks y continue to reside in Trancet dent Itoosevelk if ---- '': ' I iii75778iiiio):-e—x-p-i'n-iliturr- rii)ludgete ''''''''N''' ji6 ' ---- I pounds-yieldin- Money I n temotto nal '' - 's a a a 3 t t' -s ' ' Fkli - 4 r - ---- itw- A National - Unrest in France Slashed in Italy t twoolloosomtwowovwkwimovoiditawIRMAVoIto:i":1 - 11 N o ONINIMMINOW De- England Shows Recovery 11 EVENTS L FIRST WOMAN TO GRACE FEDERAINENCH Foreign Fields they t THE w E E I( ' A D E-War Clouds --- Indust pemocracy— Brit 1 a Zurplus—rBusiness Indic AP' RII 22 1034 THE SALT LAKE TRU:CUM SUsIDAY MORNING a - 1 1 CP - ‘ -- ': C a: b '4 - isy 'i 49 1 s!lver-producin- g The Business 'Wor Id Aviation -- tt - '"'" i A I v : nt his-lan- - ' I I it - " - k - meas---Aevisi- ' - e pns - rs po u ( 1 Mth - : I I 'A I ' 2 Ir TA1 1 - -- 1 - --- - - CI 1 t one-hal- stte as lver-agreement taste ' ' I 1 ashington - mkOntimmim011 - ' ' ' ORIENTAL BLOSSOMS BLOOM IN CAPITAL' ' t - ' '' '00-e'-si'- :'It'' ov I " 1 etock ' S a I S Olb 1 f':::i 41 ei ' companies been '1' '""'" - : ‘''' tt : - I5 er t'' '' e4: 4 ':'--'?ei1- fr f 4 Was:Olsten ' ' et ' - 'L ct41' t''c' 4 1 (1 - L '' ti o i — cents s 1 ' ' y People b a b b a thr'ee-yea----- - Salto President Keeps Eyes On Congress e It ' costumes native C I b t -- A- 4 - - r -- - ' tt C a( b: it Jones-Costiga- n ' 3 v ' 1 - e 4 'OW q‘ air 3 pE Iji le I) t opt |