Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-04-12 | Page 4 | So They Say

I I So They Say We have now a situation in which a third of or the thc senate representing a tenth of or the population of ot the United II States and largely guided and governed gov gov- by sectional consideration can veto any treaty which this government govern govern- ment may seek seck to make with the thc rest of ot the world Newton Newton D D. Baker secretary sec see of war under President Wilson My attitude toward crop loans can be c expressed In the words of ot a South Dakota woman who wrote the department department de do- of agriculture Lending money and mortgaging the future of farmers and their children will never restore prosperity Arthur M. M Hyde lyde secretary of or agriculture Failure to meet our deficits will inevitably inevitably in in- precipitate the withdrawal of a vast amount of ot foreign credits InthIs Inthis in thIs his country Silas Silas H. H Strawn president president dent United States chamber of or com com- merce It is my desire to bring the tax sub sub- before the house as quickly as possible and to take them up there before we are flooded with telegrams from rom those affected Congressman affected Congressman Charles Crisp chairman of the wasand ways was and means committee If we have an Andrew Jackson for president of the United States some sometime time lime we will collect those war debts Senator Duncan U. U Fletcher of Flor- Flor ida da There are arc I am ant ashamed to sa say a lot of ot Americans who get asked to o lunch by a countess and immediately immediately imme imme- break into tears and want to cancel the war debts Senator Senator James Reed of ot Pennsylvania The treaty of Versailles was one of the worst international settlements ever made Walter Walter Runciman president pres pres- ident London board of trade