Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-05-26 | Page 15 | Diplomat Won't Quit under Fire

Diplomat mat Wont Won't Quit Under Fire Norman H H. H Davis Cavi Refuses to Make Comment on Morgan Probe GENEVA May 26 UP Norman UP-Norman Norman H H- Davis United States chief delegate delegate dele dele- gate at the disarmament conference does not intend to resign under fire though for months he has wanted to retire the United Pr Press ss learned today today to to- day In seeking Davis' Davis reply to senatorial sena sena- attacks on him in connection with the revelation that he owed money to J. J P P. Morgan do Co Davis would make no stat statement himself regarding the senatorial inquiry Inquiry in into Morgans Morgan's affairs or the news that he was one of ot those on Morgan's Morgans MarBan's Mar Mor g Bans gan's ns n's preferred stock stack lists But it was learned that he will not resign in such circumstances as might make it appear he ha was retiring because be be- because because cause of at the hearing or the attacks on him Davis was quoted as day to toa a London Daily Herald correspondent correspondent corre corre- correspondent that he had no apology tomake to tomake tomake make for tor his hI loan from tram Morgan because because because be be- cause it was a commercial loan for lor which he gave security and most of which he had repaid It was said that hero-that Davis has haa desired desired de de- sired for many months to retire to private life because of othe the great drain drainon on his fortune entailed by his work as Americas America's ambassador at large a arola arole arole role rola in which he has won high honor in Europe Davis has contemplated resigning as soon as the disarmament conference work Is cleared up and it it-is it Is possible ho might resign at once at-once once if the conference conference conference confer confer- ence adjourned before the meeting of the world economic conference at London June 12