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Mr. Hoover may be faced with the necessity of defining his potdetail. classifying perhaps' Jell the types of expenditures that can be curtailed and those that ought to be kept and even increased. Un- fit now it hoe been a problem wet- tied between the director of the and the department heads. Now it may be that the oriel- 1 t i11 II i s! budp it i' 'q dent himself will insist on partici- patine in those conferences. Hers will Ibe the opportunity for the ex- ercise of business Judgment in de- termining a productive expenditure as differentiated from an inciden- tel outlay for a relatively small i ' I 11,1 PlitPondt ? la other words while admitting the value of practically ail tor- ertunental expenditures there nisy be a definition of which activity is than relatively more important another. Congress built up the present group of activities before the bud-- I got system went into effect . and while it shows every desire to cooperate with the executive in kee, are int within Abe budget there will some appropriations which have back of them such strong congressional influence that even presidential economy will not sisaceed in eliminating them. The Mayflower goes off the Po. tomaoand with it gcr,the dreams of a spendthrift adthibistrationi (Cop)right it:Ol. i i 'I i I ) I ' (A l i! ,! l 1 i ,o i,, ii 4 LI :1 t"'s os INDEX Of 1 - I, ONE. Storms Sweep Lind Churches Editorials RoPwratiroas Battle Talismans Appeals to Al Flier Killed Etats and Idaho News 1! ,f 1 i A . I ' T' , .. ' ' ! ii - , ' , - , ' I Il S 4 II I I . f ' I . litate Socks, ,r, I 1 4 - Vsluill' laes Pietism Feature - litishist Possibilities . - Indians Dylan News ' I 3 4 11 4, ii II :S..-- - crews, imploring the explosion wrecked Kin lash mine, today ceased work whom two abasing meg they were marching tor were found alive and well. The death lint will stand at ed, Metals of the Valley Camp Ceal company annouoced. Yorty-fiv- e bodies ham been recovered. the body of one victim. Arnold Breeding is buried in the wreckage and is under water at the loot of the main elope. Efforts wore to be made tater in the day wreck. to drain the elem. lift-thage of the conveyor, and recover ens the in the body remaining , mine. The body of an unidentifiel minor. held at the temporary more since yesterday. was identified as Peter Kratovich. The two men reported as Inialrlog were found in their boardinghouses in the nearby mining . of Kinlock. Your tires broke Peat là t'ho mine early today. Rescuers mid the fires had been smoldering since the explosion. end that when currents Of freak air truck them. they blazed up. Three were quickly and the fourth I cue t tittle trouble. . Further ra..... , - ..on.." '4';;;ji I 1 , , t ( Investigation' , -- , - ',., .. ,,- 4 , ' -- - -- 5, Ati...- 43.' , -- ,- - tv"'lii; . , 1 th '' , 0,- .- - 1. - , i . I .., k r, i l ", , ', kin DEço . I - guard, S- . 7 I 4 t,"4 , g lwidluttwe , -- a Carl-Hoov- er -- ng - ado-quo- te eon-fam- es. Halvail Governor -- Retire on First of , June , - Mexican Rebels Claim Victory at Mazatlan laternaticnal Newt Service) .11dezkwa rebels under Gen. WASIIDIGTOM Fran-dec- o March Manz have forced their way Wilber said to. Into Mazatlan. where violent ffghtday that Governor Farrington et Mg raged this morning. according Hawaii would retire from office to onconfirmed reports Well OUt ' en June by the rebel headquartbrs at No.,2114-- (AP)--Secret- -- -- Ooverner arrington 'Pres on June I aad be hes told the secretary that be dose not Irish to continue- in office- - Secretor Wilbur said be was considering a number of men well qualified to eocceett the retiring governor., Governor Farrington. ft ht deratood at the interior decart.. meet, wilt return to the bianage went of Ida large brads. enter'' prises .in Hawaii. , - gales Sonora. today. The rebels, clean to have shot down a federal airplane near Maud Ian. Manse has established his headquarters in the suburbs of Masatkus. lam:mots claim. Casualties in the Mazatlan fighting. tho rebel. mkt. were bears Airplanes. artillery and machine gWaW were employed in the fighting as wall as bombs and small arms. - ... . I t ' . ' . , Entire Town of Coal Creek Believed Destroyed; Collapsing Buildings More Lives, 1 a, , . The Ilextean gunboat Progreso' reached Mazatlan with toed and munitions tor the hard pressed federal garrison. It shelled the re bet positions. The Celle federal, reinforcements had not reached Mazatlan at latest reports. The federal army that occupied Torreon is being divided by Gen. Pluiarce Elias Callen the fetters.' commander in chief. One column le be'ng sent into Chihuahua while a eecond column will move eolith. ward into Durango. thence to the Sinaloa trout. ,A strong garrison will be lett at Torreon. Damage to railways by rebels around TOTTIPOe witi tee tete alit et dollars. , question., guotaaia f ' CHATTANOOGA. Teas 1 The problem confronting leader, is Just how far the executive will fro. in seekinS .te taws the atecial session. 'stitch rewriaAlaril 11, veneat this clause t.,qt, illrneftr.J It'Fr. 11.e1uctanti1. Mt Hoover acceded to the (Minter' of his actocuee gee-r- at al that the taw was ntandntery - N144, . i EDERI.E. , a I- - . , TRUDY , : T. , t Lbs. peurtx reanidaped at , li!ioterb rt !Mort. Tana.; March 21, - ' ....(ap)......a. amarellin g patty seek- - - - Ind to add o troop et SS Day Swath' , , - ,:l whew cottage' was WIPP& tram Witt on Whits week, war awl- h ' tIraA.,.., early sererai of Liss, i boys mu. drowned. but that others'.."-- ,' ' i maid ba wag chasing te trees ass : lloallng debris Is -, the' Goodeg, v.. . , I .EDER I) rl F,ps , ,Tirr)17.5 ' c i- I , - 4 , I.. I '1 ititZt j L I, 1 'Pi ;11 . t I 1 odhe Ptgla' ............: CMATTANOOCIA. T... I ..1' : - , ,-, ,, Marcia upon him and Mewed a prociama- . I '' a Lion declaring the national Origins in which 2 clause. which changes the whole Boy Scout& wore basis of determining quotas, in efNEW YORK. March Rockwood. Tenn, wsePedwashneared fect as of Jute, I, 192e., and sent The price. of fame for Gertrude from its foundation in a, however gream to. statement to newspaper men he de11.0 flood waters. day by clared it would be effective "un- English channel. may be total deal- reached hero that residents rib. less action is taken by COngrel1 Dela. section beard tip screams of Rio In the meantime." and reiterated the and it was 7Trudy's" hearing flax been Door tbsYsna .12that allcottage his opposition to the act were drowned. she since in Poor. factover The camp is about Se miles north Mouse Ready. swam the channel with the billowy of hers on White creek. normally a Rep. John Q. Tlison. of Connecsmall stream. The cloudburst ticut. Republican floor leader of waves swooping ,over her head and which swelled the 'creek to danthe House. promptly followed this beating in on her ear drum!. able and swept away tho gerous with the statement that should the She didiet notice her deafness at cottage &leo washed out highway Senate take action along the lines bridges and hampered telePhona desired by the president before first, so keyed up Wan the young and telegraph communication makl July I, be felt confident the Hones girl over the tumultuous reception ing it impossible to confirm re. would follow suit. when abroad and accorded was she The House three times has indiNew report. which wag re- home in to returned Ports.town her she nacated a willingness to repeal at Knoxville, was that tho tional originsthe last time Just York. But. graduaill. she ohssned of Coat Creek. Tenn, was In the closing days of the last ses- that she had to concentrate more -wiped out" by tits cloudburst. sion. and at a time when Mr. and more to hear. especially over Hoover wee working daily to have the telephone. TCSICALOOBA. Ala, March $S. the law removed.- The Senate. Bile thought for a time that her ...(APi.-- A wind and rain stores faced with a half a dozen incipient struck be it But restored. would Milipom Ala, wear tbe hearing tffibustero. failed to act. MiggisoltoPi state line this morning. became worse. The situation is thus left up to In court here on a speeding blowing down & number of houses the Senate at the coming extra sesthe magistrate had to shout and seriously injuring two boys. sion. Senator David A. Reed (it) charge Robertson. 16, and Wood. Into her ear to make her under- Wilett of a Pennsylvania. ordinarily stand that he had suspended sen- row Robertso n. le. whose bnum etouneh administration supporter. tence in her case. He praised her was Mcnnt down. has led tho fight in the past to accomplishment of swimming the JACKSON. Miss.. March 23. keep the law on the books'. Mr. channel. (AP)--ThHoover conferred with hint sevat telephone "TrudY Is taking her ear, tro.lble Gloater. Mies.. Informedoperator the Aliso. eral time. Just before inauguration philosophically. Asked about it toelated Pram to no avail in an effort to per. today that three noshe said: groes were killed in a atom at us de him to abandon hie threat day. worst part of it is th3t Harriston. Mis- s- early today and to filibuster if the matter were can hear the nice things my boy tire houses blown down. brought up. friends says to me. But if I donl The storm also was reported to Big Stick Needed. swim too much I will get over the bass struck FaYetto. Leaders, therefore. are welting to trouble? see how far the president will go She was stone deaf to? a time. ATLANTA. Ga.. March 33, when Congress assembles next she revealed. In fact. she even re- (A PiAlready sorely burdened month. To get the question of sorted to airplane rides as a pos- with the afermath of last week's floods the south today saw a repeal up for a vote. he would have sible cure. to overcome the threat of filibusmounting toll of damage lett In ths ter. To do this, he would have wake of yesterday's series of torto wield a very large stick on Reed, nadoes. hail storms. high winds and several others. end heavy rains which descended on sucAnd. if the last were, done ecattered communities extending from Louisiana to North Caro. cessfully. a roll call approximating a vote of confidence might well ensue in the Senate, considerpersons lost their lives In tornadoes and storms in three ing the Inoue involved. The "national origins" dame states. scores of others were inroughly fixes future immigration jured and property damage has not been estimated. quotas on a baits of the 1790. or By FREDERIC K. ABBOTT. census as Trapped in a church used as a revolutionary to Service Wire school at Merrellton. worked out on a schedule involv-- 1 (SPecial Leased Ala.. five et News) Dese The 1 nros1-negro children were killed and ing the 1$20 census. The dent has opposed It because he, PARIS. March 23. (INS) eight others injured; a boy was feels it d iscriminates unduly1 Solemn thousand' again lined the killed at Small Creek. N. C. and against certain races. By actual, length of the Rue De Grene Ile in a farmer was killed by lightning at Alpharetta. Oa. the ohl with ethhtalk' comparison those of Great Britain, Italy and silence today for an opportunity to Much damage was done within a idol. Poland would be about doubled pa,- homage to their departed ten mil radius of Chem lett. N. C. new Gerunder the Marshal Ferdinand Foch. whom and Pell City. Ala 'was drenched law; those of many and Ireland would be cut in body lies Lit state In his home in by a cloudburst. half. and those of Norway and Wilson. N. C, Chattsworth and Sweden would be reduced to one- - that street Oostanaula. Ca., and bieswellt In. Long before the doors of the Ala also suffered In third damagewere home Of the late marshal while at Jackson. Since the unique method of de- opened o'clock this morning windstorms, at le Pearl river and Town creek termining quotas first was broach- to the first in line to en- Mire.. turned into raging torrents ed. the descendants of these vari- ter.permit the street was filled with a were a storm. rain ous races have been r aligned sombre by throng. against each other, and therein Madame Foch is bearing up lies Ma crux of the fight , bravely under her loss. t govern- Will Wed Third Wife Although the French ment wished to accord the late From SILIDe Family honor of marshal the supreme burial under the arch of triumph. PORTLAND. Oro.. March where lies the unknown hero, his, (AP)--When Joseph Schmidt. 4. family stated that as a devout weds Ws. Teresa Bisset, 41, he Catholic he could not be buried them as the ground is not conse- w111 be marrying the sister of his Lint two wives. PARIS. illarch crated. The brides brother signed tbellThe marshal's body. therefore. ports were received in Perla today that General Maurice Emmanuel will be interred under the dome cense as a pitneos. tho third time e farrall. "defender of of Los Invalid's on Tuesday. near he bas perfOrmed that service for a Verdun" and later commander of the remains of his famed prede- sister who was to marry lishmMt i the irrensh armies in syrup, died cessor in military glory. Napoleon Mrs. is a widelik , Rippei ectimidt's former wives CO., Bonaparte, . I t - Coe bodi was meetwed iss la; rescuers, han tbr tate et the rase al , -- telegraph mews ad es below the awed' oe White Creek this atteirneas sold that 22 of tate 21 Boy Scoots swept. kilo the racing waters et the strewn this swerWitg biwt bees pth - 133 - 4' , GER-rat-D- the subject in - -- m-- Maeda We taloa operator at Daddy. Tess. I '1 ! 1 . J ,,, 'National orteinethat new method et determinitur future Mien 11011 ; 11-eate- - (Special Leased Wire Service to The Deseret News.) 23. March IfASHINGTON. (INS)Ths itrOundwork wan laid, today for what may prove to bel, the first test vote of confidence the Hoover administration will de mend. - ,;- n rns Rico. Os I .. I 1- 1 Boys aing to Trees as Torrent Sweeps- - Camp Away 3 5 auldren in church Die in Tornado. - BY GEORGE E. DURNO. collootor. with parlurY and the j t,' i , ,i, other will charge Alvin Kedding-- ; sion; Mang ton, city auditor. with malconduct in office, and will take tit form ;ADMIRAL DILLARD. of au ouster proceeding- 23. March WASHINGTON. Cohla is alleged to have testi- - (I)S)--Thcoast guardsmen who ilid falsely during the inquest into sank the Ltritlah schooner I'm I) the deatht of Mau 'lamer. former Alone with gunfire oft the Loubscitr treasurer. Warrant for Col- - iane coast let yesterday were "envin's wag sill be hoes& tirely within their rights." and will Tito Ely tommosion le seeking be backed to the limit. tt was asi to oust ilLeddingten front Wien oni serted bore today by Hear Admiral C. ....m.11 the grounds 1,41 tor..- - ..esyl Ir. . LI-ti u ''- - t he- -, - coast ''.. N.ean1411 t Wo Itiz.,i0,1 alci,,cnient and oz.,,,ew 4,1 be I 4:11 hie 'mi- tt,et motiey wi o e...ow... dn. ...., betere the nes enttrir2,tinit art Inquiry from ,, oolotyolso ............ ilinyclor former PA estateeleti:, the British frovornment concerning 1.,,, Memo s , , .I , 4. treasurer. new: residing in the tants in the cams although none .,, 4 had been triads this forenoon. it 23 en Ca lifornia, t- haa aeesso d The sinking of the I'm Alone Bowman that 14 will be le Mayor Salt (AP)A Inmeeting possibly Within Lake of within the next few s on marks the first foreign emit & week. Denver. of the gursr" business ead tali at that timri dig- tiny size that has been sunk in tIte war. Dtrs, of nve Becky mountain Matte Mee with the mayor and the posaid the I'm who will emitter upon the oil Pen- - lios officers. the conversatio -was moat notorious rum the Alone bad with late Max the ooseos. nervation policy of the Hoover ad. in runner' 'operating along American athetsulattee eras visiting ministration. has coasts. For several years. he said. Governor Adams of Colorado. Final report was made to tho she operated in New England witGovernor Emerson of Wyoming silty commission and City Attoi ."... and only lately transferred acsed Governor Erickson of mon. Der Shirk,' P. June Saturday by tivities to southern ofwaterswetwhere Bathe dose proximity lane already have signified their Milton Carlson. handwriting ea- - the hamas simplified her fart. desire to attend such a conference. carbon mig that specimens of The governors of Utah and Now Eaddington's The I'm Alone was an exceptionu b handwriting Mexico bee, been invited .10 a mitted to him by the city auditor, ally' fast veered. far too fast tot the guard 'hips that chased her telegram from Governor Emerson. onlY confirmed his first report that- etillt figures. signature and other writ- wheasiver they sighted her. Alto be present at the conference. them, on a Koos . 0. U. were iss ways he ing The meeting was said to have the handwriting Er. Kedding- March 23. WASHINGTON, been planned at a conference hers ton. (INII)--tT- he sinking of the Br.tish Carlson said he found no last Sunday between Governor I'm Alone. by and Governor Emerem semblance between the specimens auxilitiry scheioner U. S. coast guard. off of the Emerson has been outspoken la of handwriting of several city n- gunfire creates "a sercoast, Leuisi!ne !he 1.1. conserveibs opinion that the oil ployes and that on the I. 0. ious case." Sir Came Howard. the tion Polk,' as Planned bY the Examination was made by British ambassador. declared thil administration should be son of the handwriting of Karl E. withheld pending thorough laves- - Williams. chief deputy city audi- afternoon after taking the matter tor. Ray Anderson and Mrs. Millie up with state department officials. figs tion. The Colorado executive is said NEW ORLEANS, March 23. to have come out flatly in onnoal Lesy. city treasury employee. lion to the announced policy as The (INS) Bdtish auxiliary one which may curtail bdua ry In Spicy Note Admitted schooner I'm Alone. Plying out of Belize and described this state. by coast In Inman Divorce Case guardsmen aa a notorious It is believed that the geverners liquor -will formulate a resolution vigorsmuggling craft lay on the bottom of the sea off the Louisiana coast euely probating the policy and A RENO. Nev.. March fight to permit the introduction today. sunk by the guns of the asking that it be either withheld until its effect can be &brad id of spicy letters in evidence by crack coast guard cutter Dexter. or else so modified that it will which Walker P. Inman. of New One member of the I'm Alone4 not harm 'development in the York and Atlanta. hopes to obtain crew. a negro. wag either killed or mountain state which Governor a divorce front Mrs. Helene Garnet drowned in the battle. His hotly Emerson and Governor Adams Inman. was before Superior Judge was recovered. AU otner members have predicted It might. .4. of the ischooner's crew were taken George Bartlett here today. Several letters referring to the aboard the Dexter from foundGovernor George R. Dern bas domestic affairs of the Inman and ering craft. The Dexterthethen rereached a one conclusion torn note were offered yew's- ported the affair and yroceeded toSi yet attendance at a conference day by Inmates attorneys. ward New Orleans. It will put in at Rocky Mountain state gervernora The husband charges that Mrs. here some time during the day. at Denver over the oil conservation Litman. daughter of a Kokomo. Ind. The Dexter. it was said. had policy of PresMeat Hoover. It was rainiater. thendoned herself to li- been acting under orders to capstated at big office bore today. Ite quor. night life and other men. At- ture the alleged contraband phip. has been so eagrassed with legis- tar much allument by counsel the which was said to have long evadlative matter in connection with note was admitted in evidence ed the dry craft in piring IJtfrtt the adjournment last week of the cargoes fr om Belize Honduras to the United States. leglidature that be has not bad opKUM SUSPECTS ICARBF2). porturdty to give the matterLOS ANGEtES. Calif.. March 23 consideration,. it was addedSMITE HOUSE GUESTS. , Governor Dern discussed the Mesa and Charles WASHINGTON. March 23. matter with Governor limonites of Richter. said to be representatives tAP)Former Governor Alvan T. Wyoming over the telephone with- 0C a Kentucky distillery and a Chi- Fuller of Massachusetts. who at,. in the last few days. and be was cago alcohol concern. wet under rtTed here today from Florida. and represented ea being favorably in- federal indictment here today, Mrs. Fuller and their young son. clined to the Mal of the Oft ebargetwith wholesale buying and veers guests of the President and Mrs. Hoover at luncheon today at It was atimatod that be gelling of physicians' liquor would reach a cemehieloa in the the White Home. 'natter early next week. - , ,.,. I - Deaf. ---- -' ,....---- , - -,- A , !Salons Now Wonder How I Far White House Will I I Go in Effort to Coln. pel Backing of Policy. ,, - Two complaints growing out pt the shortage in the city troasurY.; were in course ot PreParatien I Saturday by County Attorney John' . 1 I a, . ' - I gress to Record Views Concerning Executive. - .0 '4 , . i Stand on Origins.- Law Virtually Forces-,Con- , - - '' . 1 iltlioN101 - - , - - -- :. Strengthens Belief of I Expert' That Keddinri ton Made $4,000 Note., fr -4 - - , . - - ,. I ...: : , ' - . ri . f t ..t e 4 THOUSANDS PAY HONOR TO FOCH General Samil Of France Dies --- , U.. - one-tim- - . . . . . . , 1 , . , , , , , . . . ; i i ' - È ,, . . , jury ,... e 3 Church DepOrenbellt PWty Years Ago Ptak, Serums rbeta Page SOCIETY SECTION. Events ntir SocialClubs Wssisens ' . ' I I Mono Literature - l ' I4 illastre . , ' 1 I MAGAZINE SECTION. News Seams and Screen . .", ,1 ) II IS School Athletics r ;' , IS Wilch Doctor Arrested SEC110N TWO Local News Finance sad Business Wass Ada PINK SPORTS SECTION. Itis Go Pa, Keret PERNAWS. (AP)--Ros- ill BDItillisCardMatch . iLs I Rasnistlde - tt 111 LIME:FOUllp rage. a in .. Accounb Of Treasurer's Death. . -.- LAST OF 1.111' .. 4I at, ' e.t.". ,g as possible in order to Void accidents. Na accidents bad bees reported by soon, although several arrow escapes were related by - motorist& The state road; leading to the city were ..id to be sloppy On the though not impassible. Parleys canyon road near the five snow bad Metes of mouth, fallen. Several cars viers delared on the Incline, but none were blocked. Leaving Cheyenne. Wyo.. at 4 p.m. Friday. an attempt was made by the Western Air Express to fly a awls! chartered plane through to bait Lake. but it was forced down at Kock Springs late Friday. Pears. Nurmi. holder of several Finland. lender paththerecords from plane in an attempt Ito get to bee Angeles by Saturday afternoon. where he is scheduled to take part in a track meet. Nurmi and his manager. Hugo Quist. arrived in Salt Lake Saturday morning by train. but were unable to get a pilot to take the chance to fly them on to Los Angeles. Extreme weather conditions to the south and we as well as the east have led officials of the company to decide against the flight. although the Finland run sees mils record is at stake. As the time drew near to noon .the absolute dead line of any chance tor the runner to get to Lou Angeles in time for the meu Hr. Quist announced that it was Probsbli Just as well that the attempt not be made, as Nurmi has been on the way day and night since Tuesday. and very likely would be unable to make a favorable showing under such circumstances. Sty inches of snow fell at Delta today. and Huntington reported a heavy blanket of snow. An inch was reported at Boise. Idaho. More snow Saturday night and Sunday in forecast. 41111110.10,110111110POW - U.. cs.1 to Toclou's SECTION 1 Ull - Former Dog Tax cal lector Accused of Per-- , - - E - , - ... - fi 0,0 - Pulled From giver As. Cabin Goes Into Stream I I British Rual ShiP1'n- 1111-- ternoon. NEWS ' 0.0 ' 0.0 0.0 , r crnoirgE,.-1101- , . f te go ait, ll2iike i I i Guard In S., ;Hi - ' BaclitriTESIO111,Titisizz, Will SE - 'et:73'1 S. to lukro t,oen Item the suggestions that ler. Coolidge .. tiat btre.ale tow &hood tho dtficulty "V' th VFW. ltst , 0110 it, lite,f y sod tuat tibia he protorred not to et Las reasons run again.- BOW members of Con- an upward gross have foroton CUM In the amount of money 1 'Ili 7 4 ,, Inero ,- .1. Snowbound. ' . Stranded 11 - , ", y ' 0.0 000 IF gitnala rAn , -, . - Paavo Ntwmi Jo- , , - 1 - ' ,,.. , . - . . - , ' o.o A 1111. , td.bub pop.. -, , .,, - o.o '' 1 t, . 0 1 , 40, A severs imowstorm accomPailled by strong winds In some secPresident Hoover. therefore, has boa blocked all airmail trafliglimsi given Official Washington a strik- tions Lek , ing illustration of what his econo- fle will to be. Not are only my pollices the Coolidge program be maintain- train front all directions ed but the cuts may go deeper. Friday! It bappons that General Lord. night and no attempt will ba PAAVO .W111311. . director of tho budget., wanted to to fly.it Saturda y. according to bad as life. he retire to private from the transcontinental , offers. ports attractive business '" ,,,,.. many Prosident Hoover prevailed - on him and tributary lines. " With three inches of new snow 1trfAl.:.-11WITp),:to' man osenring Wm that- it was tee iotentien of his odministrotion piled up en Os streeta Saturday - to promote ec000my too. TheMaban- 11101121611. Ahoy were reports& la a AO the Mayflower evert donment - .... , er,1"1.ne to the slippery and danyerens r' .,. , opo , - 1It dom of oven Increasing aPlitoPria- i i Iii I lions for needed work , . . , Prosecutor Prepares itil. TO S i 1 I , Complaints Against: il ' "...,1e., Psor.itt ei . tyvvyrn L1,11k10 TIED 1 .1T I I LILJ'wu II I II! tilt til 1 ..111 larity outsido, I of the capital stational Ind tho budget down. It wit means wolcomed budde the and the departments. where there was many it ponny wile and mild foolish comment made about interinittont restriction of govenimtmtat activities because of lack of funda When Mr. Hoover took tho oath of Wes the undercurrent of converaation was that Ito wouli be moth liberal. that be would open thing' up, that government espendituros could not be decreased fur. ther iand that hitebusiness training 'would prompt him to see the wis- i . . 1 While Prest-Coondge developed eon- - ' 6.... 'i , , - , et C011112111SiOno come. at a ' ' -- . , - .1.,,1 'rill - oso -- . ,,, . , ., t 1 ' . - - dent t , . . p . Lawrence. ... : t k..liti ,, :,.. i , 1:j1"J 1 ) .. .. Irmbra It u maw" times ths ,ssoc000 savhtg . i ' 23oo. WASEINGTON. Starch (CPA)--Th- e snore giving up of on bit4;e:si"al tritilPineinn thellMnaotinrgrno tioantt. bocamte prouldential tionao i I n recreation' . differ. but thal decision of Hoover to Hr.; ,. the yacht anti i , .. 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