Show V THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING u clonal V hunt cham- - j conference will ty fret of political aspects THINKS SILVER SOLUTION NEAR J Hopeful UeeIopmeuta Are Seen by Congressman on Visit Here J (Continued ' From Fuel' One ) lng that body to sponsor an Inter' national conference I am confident" he added “that as a result of those two developments something tangible will be clone for silver within a short time In my opinion the suggestion ol the Chinese is exactly right We do not want to make the issue a political one and that is why the administration at Washington has been reluctant to assume leadership in calling an International conference If It can be sponsored by such ‘ H 4 Pack an be devoted entirely to the economic problem of stabilizing silver and reviving foreign trade “The fear of our own government that such subjects as war debts MAY 6 1931 FARM BUREAU i Youthful Frocks in Larger Sizes CALLS SESSION might be Injected Into the discussion will be eliminated because It would be a conference called by an International body for the purpose of a specific subject “All wewant Isa meeting of minds on this Important world problem and a conference such as suggested by the Chinese would permit just CHICAGO A May 5 (JV--E O'Neal president of the American! farm bureau federation today called il a national conference of cooperative f marketing leaders to be held here on May 18 Explaining the objects of the meet-- 1 lng O’Neal said certain groups were that" seeking to “nullify and disable the Bankers tecogniie act and the1 agricultural marketing federal farm board ” Need for AoUon face of this situation" he In Congressman Arentz Is thoroughly said "itthe behooves the organized forces convinced that the leading finan- of American agriculture to get to-- 1 ciers not only of the silver produc- gether” The conference he said would afing and silver using countries but to develop closer of Great Britain are acutely con- ford an opportunity -cerned with the plight of silver and relationships between"all organized! groups and to work outj recognize the need for price stabili- agricultural plans for correlation of the efforts of zation various organizations in attaining a “The eastern capitalists” he said were at first unconcerned over the common objective situation as far as silver was concerned But now for the first time money of more than a billion of their in the history of the United States customers and that when the value money is cut in half they and I believe even the bankers are show- of thatcustomers must suffer ing a friendly Interest They have their at last realized that silver is the “They are beginning to realize that the empty ship bottoms in the silver using parts of the world are due to decreased purchasing power of silver and they are looking anxiously for a way to fill up those ship bottoms and bring world commerce back to normal Slimson Knows Silver Problem “Since last January dozens of New York bankers have been to! 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u (C AteraWxJN 3 75 75 Washington expressing their concern over silver and asking what can be done to stabilize the metal “Secretary of State Henry L Stimson has opposed calling of the proposed International conference by the administration but not because he does not understand the problem His objection and I think it was justified was the danger of other International problems being Injected into the conference I cannot tell the attitude of President Hoover by quoting him but I havef good reason to believe that he too fully understands the seriousness of the silver problem But he too was fearful of extraneous subjects and wanted’’ to ‘leave the back door) ' ndin g Groups from which Li nos That Arc Charm- tj -a- -way 17 Guaranteed Fast Colors - Short sleeve styles that young chips went right now eiid (or all summer Broadcloths linenes Buttoprints n-on snd belted red styles green ten blue yellow lavender and white Sixes 3 to S years - KEOYM’MERM- Fourth Floor We Redeem S c£ II Stamps — oth Floor |