Show KING FORESEES SILVER ACCORD More optimistic than ever over overie the ie outlook for tor silver United States Senator William H. H Kin King returned d to o Ut Utah h from Washington D D. C. C Wednesday with the announcement that thal the tho senate enate silver lIver committee of f which he is a member will meet in n Reno Nevada November 14 to complete its Ita investigation of the tho white metal problem Out of th the meeting Senator King Kine said will wUl come a report upon which congress may base baso future legislation legislation legisla- legisla tion ion looking toward the stabilization of f silver lIver on a world scale The committee met in Salt Lake Lako City recently and at the Reno session oslon will begin the formulation of the report it will win submit to congress next ext January Silver Policy PoUy United States Senator Key Pittman Pittman Pittman Pitt- Pitt man of ot Nevada Is b chairman o of the group which was wu charged by congress con con- gros gress reas with the duty of canvassing the tie entire silver sUver problem The Tho committee committee com com- approached its problem from froman fromn an n International viewpoint Senator King said sald and its report Is expected to o deal with th the possibility of bringIng bringing bring- bring Ing ng European as well wen as Latin Latin- American nations Into agreement on silver liver policy Our hope bope Is to persuade these nations to use more silver sUver as a money reserve he explained All AH Allagree agree that the worlds world's gold Is not adequate in itself as a money base bue This realization brought about enactment enactment enactment en en- of or the sliver silver purchase act by congress the measure which has I revitalized the western silver lIver minIng raining min min- Ing ng Industry Senator King expressed disappointment disappointment over the fact that the world has not used as much silver sliver as was anticipated when the silver sliver act was passed to bolster its money reserves but for the present at least east he believes the tho current white metal policy will bit continued by bythe bythe bythe the administration The Utah solon colon has high hopes for tor or a stabilization agreement between between be- be tween the United States Mexico and the Latin American countries at the tho forthcoming Pan-American Pan conference and 8 a subsequent economic economic economic eco eco- conference of the western nations in Chile With a a Pan-American Pan agreement to o adopt silver sliver as a part of a metal metal- Uc Ile Ic money base he explained Impetus Impetus impetus Im petus would be given the world stabilization agreement we hope for or Other members of the senate silver sil sU- sUver silver ver committee who will attend the Reno meeting in addition to Senators Senators Senators Sen Sen- King and Pittman include Senator Borah of Idaho McNary of Oregon and Thomas of Okla- Okla homa ioma Scoffs a at Break reak Senator King sometimes outspoken outspoken outspoken out out- spoken Critic of new deal policies scoffed at reports of a break with the administration and as proof I of his party fealty prepared to take the he stump for tor both national and state Democratic nominees r Utah's senior senator who has been Seen speaking in New York York Connecticut Connecticut Connecticut Con Con- and other eastern states under the auspices of the Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic national committee arrived with the announcement that he in intends intends intends in- in tends to vote a straight Democratic ticket and is is' backing both President President President dent Roosevelt and Governor Henry El H H. H Blood for far reelection Placing himself at the disposal of the Democratic state committee Senator King plans to speak in behalf behalf be be- half haIr of or the party ticket in Utah nightly for tor the duration of ot the 1936 1938 campaign although he be believes that the election is as good as over Bigger DIgger Landslide President Roosevelt will be reelected reelected reelected re- re elected In a bigger landslide than thanin in 1932 he be predicted I I look for tor him to carry New York state Connecticut and if It the present trend continues Pennsylvania as u well Utah will give Roosevelt a two and two one one half n e majority and hat that of ot course means the re reelection reelection reelection re- re election of ot Governor Blood and al aU party nominees Cheerfully conceding that he opposed the N R A and severa several everal other new deal measures In congress congress congress con con- gress Senator King explained his opposition was based solely on the belief belle they were unconstitutional On the other hand he pointed out he supported and helped to draft dratt many other administration measures measures mea mea- sure cures whose constitutionality was not questioned |