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Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-10-05 | Page 3 | Women Indorse Peace Efforts

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Date 1933-10-05
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City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
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Article Title Women Indorse Peace Efforts
Type article
Date 1933-10-05
Paper Salt Lake Telegram
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
Page 3
OCR Text WOMEN INDORSE PEACE EFFORTS Efforts to to bring about world peace received support of ot the National Womans Woman's Relief society society of the L. L D. D DS S. S church when a resolution urging delegates delegates delegates dele dele- gates to the disarmament conference in Geneva Switzerland to follow out outa a plan adopted by the th organization was passed at the closing general session session ses ses- sion non of the society Thursday afternoon in the tabernacle The disarmament resolution was submitted by Mrs Annie Wells Cannon Cannon Cannon Can Can- non of or the general board It urges that the plan be accepted by all alithe the great powers and that the thc resolution be bc cabled immediately to the secretary ry of t. t the council committee commit commIt- tee at nt Geneva The plan submitted by bythe the international international international council committee of the so society society society so- so is Isas as follows A substantial reduction re re reduction reduction re- re of existing armaments No NoI I rearmament Abolition of aggressive weapons within a definite period anc and with the immediate elimination of al all bombing from the air Limitation o of i expenditure t to prevent rivalries In ir armaments Effective supervision o ot of otI I existing armaments and of arms arnis s manufacture manufacture manufacture man man- and trade and a permanent organization to carry out the above provisions and t to carry carryon on the wor work begun by the disarmament t conference Mrs Louise Y Robison I who presided delivered an address in in which she urged members to stand back of 01 the theY ideals of the L. L D. D S S. S l church She urged everyone to go t to the polls and vote on the repeal ques ques- tion lion
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