Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-05-24 | Page 3 | Change Urged in Silver Bill

CHANGE HANOE URGED IN SILVER BILL BILLt 6 t Measure Should Be Amended JK vi Is Salt Lake Meeting L Verdict y fit 6 Without a commit commitment ent to restore Silver as ac a primary money a bill is little more than a gesture Restore ot or political expediency Irvin E. E Hockwell Rockwell Rock Hock well mining economist of Halley Idaho told a group of Utah monetary authorities and mining mining min min- ing tag operators at the Alta AHa club Wednesday Wednesday Wednes Wednes- day ay night The meeting agreed that the bill should be amended to include the following fol Iol following l lowing wing preamble It n is ic the declared purpose of ot the United States Slates to restore establish and maintain silver as a primary y money and a n monetary base basc for lor specie and currency issue Senator Borah Boral was notified of the action The The meeting was attended by 0 W W. Mont Fer Ferry managing director of the Silver King Coalition Mines comp company W. W H. H Eardley y assistant manager of f the United States Smelting Refining and end Mining company A. A B. B Young Assistant general manager of ot the International In In- International Smelting company compan- compan George W. W Snyder vice president of ot W. W F F. Snyder Sons Frank B B. B Cook member member mem memo ber of the international silver commis commis- commission zion sion N N. G G. Hall Salt Lake business businessman businessman man nan C. C T. T Van Winkle mining engi engi- neer Deer