| Show I Reabtadeayameamom I ' ' -' HOUSE P SENA4 China Challenges SENAl' ! Japan s- At all' esto EQUIPMENT OF : - - SEritain Remain Silent on Tokyo 'Hands AIRMAIL LINESS women papers ' Thirty-eigh- - ' I - — - - I - I?:014Tic4:: - Awarded to 38 SET By S L Court liKlbUlltKb ' - OUT PROGIWIS IL s ' LEADIOS WEED t Citizen r'apers - ' 251934 WEDNESDAY MORNING 'APRIL ' 4 - tit Ian TAIRITNE BALT - t men and foreign-bor- n — t s - Cabinet Fall Averted by Black Challenges Assertion Judgó Roger L McDonough Views Vary on Amount of ' Those who received their papers western govor lie Associated Press suspicious Bi frankly Will Bidders That with their native lands are: Aninesty:Strike Wave ernments was placed squarely before Legislation Before Through lii minIster to Switzer--- H Cashin BrItain—Esther Great Koki Minister Hirottt9daYland the Chinese government de- Foreign Threatens Nation Junked Planes Francis W Muleocit Alice Mawson Congress Adjourns - ' termined Tuesday to challenge Jay- - On the one band he was repre ' Zina McNamara onlolimmimmil Card James Jaffa to retract sented at unwilling being anese declarations that Tokyo oPPoSes -' Ger- Metcalfe McNichol Brown June his : the pronouncement published by ' "meddling" in China WASHAGTON MADRID' April 24 (JP)—Astrike WASHING'fON April 24 (JP)—A trude S Doyle Phyllis E Jorgensen April 24 isy toreign The minister invited correspond- - subordinates without his knowledge With widely varying views' of the ents in Geneva to a conference at shim suck a course would arouse a charge by Senator Austin (IL lit) May P Pearce Rata M Amos and wave neared' alarming proportions '' the' eve of amount of work remaining to be which he Is expected to explain " the storm of protests among the Jap:- in the senate today that some of the Benjamin - throughout Spain tonight Schloer ZenJ Germany—George abase conmore than of airmail scheduled bids for release low the temporary done before congress can pack its necessity of :hinese reconstruction 1 - ry L W Brethauer Herbert E Hege-British Stand and China's desire to obtain aid !TOM tracts were made by compantes whicb miester Helene K Ludwig Edi W 5000 polititcal prisonere bagromdbead homeward house and other nations" PresiThe British embasty on the other of deliberation' ' Afterdays I planned to use unsafe equ pmen t ItBerthold Ella E Michaelis Fritz dent Alcala Zamora today avoided t9day began weeding Other developments: hand received instructions from Sir A A Matthissen Charlotte Meyer brought an immediate dissent from legislative program Tokyo—Foreign Minister Hirota had 'John Simon foreign Ferdinand E W Franziow Marie I resignation of the eabinetby 'signing scretary al Lon- Senator Black (D Ma) f ' ee a 'Visit to the White House the task-obecoming effective explaining the April 12 don M Prenzlow MarthaS Fetzer and an amneatr bill' a clarification of the demanding manifesto—issued by his subordinates The low bidder on the Washington- Erika S Pohlman tomorrow' Rainey and House Leader without his consent—ao as to satis- manifesto and mi exposition of Jap- Detroit route Austin said 'during de- Bwedea—Johan G Johansson Hi! Reaction to his step: was awaited' thought three measures might fy the Japaneie public which ap- anese intentions regarding British bate en airmail legislation is using dur L D ' Johansson Iris V - Abu and nervous Iy by the government be enough and 'congress might get liroves it and other governments Several general atrikes had been ' planes discarded by the former con- Alma A Alm in China: activities provoked by prospect of the amnesty away b y May 20 Vatsend - some ofofwhich are known to be sus- Meanwhileran inditittion was await- tract holder On the lineoff the Junk Nerway—Soren were It'' By taking planes picious Greeto—Vasillos Caroyis ant Alto- approvalind more acted-threatened Madrid wiSenal Leader Robinson talked when Zamora' finally ed as to whether the United States heap be said "lines can naturally beades Diamantopoulos Policy et Silence of his party and members '' ' extremist ranks were restless and disa si mi- - underbid" and NetkertandeCorleis Meyer figured that there were ten major Washington — Strong Black head of the special setiatel -orders were predicted pieces of legislation yet to be consid- - were at ha n d that the United States lar demind Of this however there committee which investigated the JOrtnel de Bruin rewere silent ministers Although ' Zasso and Camilla ered This would send the session will follow a policy of silence in the was no evidence tonight airmail replied by placing figures in 1talrAntonio garding their plam it was reported 'far into June Pederini R matter record which he said showed that from sources Close to the goverment he C Nicholas London—the British government LONDON April 24 Questions Arise airmail on the basis of the new Turkey—Catherine th a t estate of a1 arm or even martial (tP)—Concerled V Russia—Clara Hanteleft to as was opposed reliably reported action The conference between President bids would be carried far cheaper the Vnited law would be declared it the situation lirtntand—Iska Knib any com- Britain byor IT'ast410 Boosevi i rtcreased in seriousness and the - two house chief- To?ssI other combination of than the rate under the contracts E any Jr Switurland—Walter handof bination the powers against tains brought questions as they left that were canceled Government spokesmen said a pints ' bands-of- f J the of set because apans manifesto against delicacy powerk as to whether there had been any "Not only that" he said "but it will had been prepared to handle any of-tsituation ' — h the fs China more rigid Te- New Catholic- Bishop policy firmly opposed by he saferplanes-witdiscussion of administration dissatiseventualities the British was learned quirements and with greater speed" 'wee rejoicing in jaili and faction with the leadership of Rainey sador Bingham conferred withstateit There government Chinese minister but made no Seated in Indianapolis prisons throughout Spain- as word The averagecost per airplane mile - and Burns' tonight when the contracts were canceled he that Zamora signed the Rainey took a pipe from his mouth mentof was of a move over even in Such manifest the form Paris—Worry and said: said was 37 cents a mile but the aver24 (11)—At stronesty decree passed about 1ND!ANAPOUS April was the to mildest since the edict the inquiries biggest Japan Japanese "I asked the president if he would age under the bids submitted to the the age of 41 years the Most Rev Manrof the prisoners have been Lido- - 'described emphatically by an authori last week was give me a job He replied there French colonial ascended Confined Since the December revolt Ritter Ebner of- tative British source as "entirely out postoffice department today Joseph A near is China foreign Jaan was no necessity for that because be in jail only 28 cents of the Roman but some of them have been to the throne of ' fice spokesman said: We are doing of the question" The postoffice le expected to an- Catholic diocese bishop wanted me where I am" for two years or more of Indianapolis addas was This information connection with taken in nounce temporary swards on 211 The two said they reached an un- nothing except to leadership of the The most famous beneficiary from Ile was elevated this routes this week The army now Is diocese derstanding with the president for a the United States Great Britain and ing significance to- a conference In- - which be was bornt edu- the law is General Jose Senior° forAmbasAmerican betweenHolland" evening f of the Spanthe renewed endeavor to quickly concatedand in whkh be has served mer commander-in-chiesador Robert W Bingham and the Chi- carrying GENEVA April 24 clude the administration program 'Th postoffice department" Aus- since ish 'army sentenced' to death- two his ordination as a priest innese at Issue latter's to minister here the direct take with today tin said "is either putting on a bold White House officials were silent ago then granted "clemency Ale became the seventh bishop of years about ' Itheir visit permitting Rainey Japan on Tokyo's warning that for-- vitation front to deceive the public about the the revolt succession to Bishop Jo for leading a monarchist diocese in enas considered Listener China aid to Simply and Byrns to speak for themselves eign temporary airmail bids or therevis eeph—Chartrans4 who died last against the republic be Asia will east in dangering peace In AMerican quarters it was said much about the technical side of Re was convicted tit plotting to Lists Three fdeaeures by the Japanese transport they don't realize yet" Bingham was simply the listener place Dolt Juan Carlos third son of The three measures Rainey said opposed ilinister Sal Hu the Chit Chinese at the parley Be had nothing to say He asserted that someztd the very King Alfonso on the throne were necessary for the house to pass to Switzerland Was delegated by his for Student Body former publication ifterward but it was low bids were under ihe actual cost High Sanjuro was a hero of years' of cambefore adjournment were extension government to manTokio to the made only beindicated the Chinese envoy wanted of service and In Africaend for bringing for another year of the bank deposit ifesto Of April reply 17 and the declaration to Nominates Candidates Pailins the territory there into subjugation explain to the American' the Chi- - cause the operaori believed that after guarantee legislation on its present here yesterday by the Japanese nese viewpoint It was said no pro- - a year the Contracts would be banwas made Marquis de- - :Riff by Al terms the stock exchange control Masayuki Yokoyama that posals are being made- on behalf el died by anIttipartial commission As the result of the primary elec1 bill and the anticrime legislative Asia Is "for Asiatics under the lead- the Washington tions held on Tuesday morning at "The news is the most welcome I government program of the administration Sir Jolm Simon the British foreign School TeaChirs Expected East high school Reed Richardson and have everl received" he said when ership of Japan acting in close eolFull attention be said would be laboration Asiatic with other powers" secretary planned to make a state- Jack Sharp nornines for student informed by the Associated Press in devoted to these The house has alment to the house of commons to o —Reelect Invited to Meet' President body president and William Coombs a telephone call to his prison at Cadiz ready passed the reciprocal tariff and Judy Hampton nominees for sec- that the amnesty bill would become Ile !Milted world press correspond- morrowlbout the prpblertu This wol bargaining bill asked by the presients to meet with him at 5 pem Wed- not expected to be of a startlinglia- - With distribution Tuesday of ballots retary will compete in the final elec- dent and it is before the senate when it was said he plans tttre Aince Great Britain is Irptiwn to for the primary election or officers tions to be held Friday morning acSanjuro said he would- do directly Despite the several upsets in at- nesday be to of Burbank his family Chinese to determined to "the William student cor handle aitua the Estoril to with necessity explain ding of Portugal the Salt Lake Teachers' association tempting to put through an adminiswith extreme cautio6 to live and that "I do not want to be to be held in all schools Wednesday body president tration program with a majority of reconstruction and China's desire to tion coma involved in politics in any way His blesources it appeared that Miss Welthea Leer- almost 200Rainey and Byrns appar- obtain aid from other nations" circles regarded said announcemeofrrehainformation ned social science teacher at South HISTORIAN TO LECTURZ whatsoever" ently were told by the president to League of nations Andrew Jenson assistant L D S go ahead and fight it out with his the Japanese pronouncements as far gained from direct and independent - high school would be reelected presiBOY FALLS BREAKS ARM historian and author of The Tribune' support for the remainder of the from reassuring because of the pres- inquiries Britabt made to Tokyo yes- dent ent far eastern situation and because terday The annual election will be held series "Day by Day With the Utah Roger Luneva 11 10 ton of Mr and session The whole Japanese decraration is- - May 2 with nearly 1000 teachers ell- Pioneers" will lecture on the ship Mrs Berger Lunevall ot 320 Roosethey said Japan seeks to inculcate Given Right et Way in all Asiatic peoples Japanese ideas suedApril 17 by a foreign office gible to vote MISS Learned's name Brooklyn" which carried a group velt avenue suffered fractured right measures said on the the and Rainey spokesman is described in very re- - appeared as the only candidate for of members of the L D S church forearmwhen he fell from the roof of leadership program would be given the right of TOKYO 24 (W)—The delicate liable British quarters as "obviouro- - the office of president on the April around Cape Horn in 1846 Thursday a ahead in the rear of his home Tuesas soon as come from tom- task of they Ivey warn- ly in direct conflict with the nine- - ballot Joseph it Anderson primary a explaining West at 8 p m in his memorial ball 154 day et 830 p m After treatment at Japanese of goittees China 1power treaty regarding help to junior high school is chairman of the 'North Second West street The lac-'t- the Salt Lake Cie nerd hospital the "I don't see any occasion for spend- --ingasagainstto foreign meddling in " offend the Nipponese pub elections committee for the vx Luau y is open to the public '' youth was returned to him home ing much time on 'the bank cipposit 77:Z"' '" ' bill" he said ' "It Will take' l'teiv '' " e asames-- e la -le e asassim '"'Illiono-on the stock exchange bill but days should not take menlc- So we could - 1 ''' ' be ready on the house aide toquit in 4 A -k ' ten days except for the recovery funds or P W A appropriatiOns to be ' :g::::::!3Wito taken care of which will go through fteo - 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IF A a ' - ' ' - - lYNYFITS12231"1111trt e - 1 Cii:f011iii'éi-:- ::yREEsTsp:AIN ' received their citizenship Tuesday after naturalization 11Frestone Tire Dealers to Meet it ' ---Invn tinuta fron Pare One) day they expected to receive the report soon But it was a ques- - Approximately 150 Firestone deal 9 era from various parts of the state will attend a meeting Wednesday at p In in the Newhouse hoteL A technicolor sound picture ot the CAkiasseGntury of Progress expot44— tion and 'a sound pieturerof Indianapolis speedway race will be shown under direction of A 3 Gib- son local Firestone branch manager meeting will be the first of a 'series to be held iluboughout Utah Idaho and Montana -'' Improved market 'conditions Will be discussed at the meeting 7: 30 h!thelthe prridentlyoul tinw asask iegisiation at true maxim the-1033 Leaders felt any such zequest might be limited to the creation of a commission similar to that suggested for the drafting of an aviation policy and that the en actment of specific measures might be left until the next see - no 1 liOn President Roosevelt feels that the broad development he has outlined will- - pay for Itself in time although the cost on a nto tonal scalemight be between $400000000 and $500000000 year -Iv - ' — - Rheumatic Happy1 : Stops Pain Quick frogthe torturing pain neuritiasciaucalumbagoandtheumausais through Nurito that it is now sold at your drug store This preicription which rivedily relirom muscular lichee and pains was developed by an eminent spe cialit and is now available to the general public everr where Nurito is harmless— contains no opiates or narcotics If you want to feel the joy of relief from pain and avoid spin needless agony that prevents sound sleep ask your druggist now for Nuritoi undo! d this guarantee If the very firm three dors of Nurito do not relieve even the most intense pain— your money will be instantly refunded Try it today e ehramm-Johnii- ii tiruerStarelr" t - d have found such quick of neuralgia So relief ' Cabinit members are inclined 'toward a careful approach to the problem favoring the selection first of streams where power would help pay for the cost Out of a list of 53 rivers the committee tentatively chose tO for priority in development un der the new program It was tin derstood that the p Columbia which has power possibilities similar to Muscle Shoals was Mt ' the list The advisability of naming any specific list of streams was ques ' tioned howaver and this wu left up to the president 1 Iron-cla- ' NURITO for NEURITIS Pala '' -- - - (Adv) 'ream of Tartar ()4flkbAllie - - gating - - 'Powder makes biscuits a little lighter— a little fluffier—keep s a cake muffins - fresh a little longer- (1)-1C- hina : - It costs' only a little' 1 rt Isn't it work it whin more er every- sir-ma- il thing it touches Est Itm ' e4 tha: ' -- - s — IR 4' elli-"—0- general S - Or it e w Be sure you get the consul-- 11 lust a little better? is M ! 0 ( 1 --- - mAgo71 ' ' ' ' - - 'K -- - --7— ie 1 to open: 1-- ‘ it1I)'k ' t14 -- — )0 1Z of I I V t it i ' 1 i 11 0 ' - r — 6 4 - :q' b a - just like that" On the senate side Robinson said i 1 4 Board Studies Action to Raise It t - t I - - Overworked Action regarding the matterwill be taken at the next meeting of the board Acting Administrator Back-man indicated The board approved the price structure of the state beer : code which will conform with the national code Action regarding then offering of premiumsrtrading stamps and cash discounts which was discussed at the meeting was deferred until further 6 6 -: 'I fv 33 5eQk' 1 e$ t '''i'':'!' 4 :j: k - - - ! I2 - 1‘ a ' lature last year' ' Mr Mama recommended two mfas- urea to yrevent the return of condi- tions wasting tit the last few years: - f i' ' - Rwatmtvi Of 111 T Ant Tpoptirkpa9 4 Slimmer 7 ' GP PAY 2 giving the date of lune as the Vane tot the payment of teachers' checks before the beginning of the surnmer vacation The Tribune Tues ditY termed the Payment as constituting "summer vacation salary checks!! Teachers of the Salt Lake schools while they ere paid each month of the twelve are paid under eontracts so that some money is with-- t held cech month to make up the 12 I payments during the year 7f '' " - ' a ' ' 'PrtiNg i f t 4 i'titJ--- r:: 1: zii "r-1 ':':5 :t:: ' ::f::P:!f::::':: ki:i:::-: ' ' v- 1 t f -':::':::' :':' ' ':m::''!-::' i::' - !::9::?ii:i::?g:: ::i: :' Only Little Shoes :'''':::-'::- t 1'4 ::5:: - :'':- '' lao L' 1 - — 1 ' - ' ililifi!figl I e ''' 7 ' - ' - - -- 'ayon - striped some as richly soft to ' the touch as the finest glove silk - One- - little flat t and fitted 'has s tiny zipper side fastening Special today! 0 aLL -- ts' ' I l''' ' ' ' 1 Lingerte—Second elm"' "mese" "mele" ' esre 98 -- - Midsummer ' 0 ' :' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 i 1 ‘ - s :4 ' - UGC's and Pictorial with a host of snit ins advancs fashions! Marvelous bridal fashions arid sheer cotton formal st71el - ?loot ' 0 " ettleit roar - " i - - 29 - :: '''' '' - :::- ' : ''' ' '' ' ' ' ' - st - 77- - - k ( C ' 1 I II ' I ' ' ' ' a - " - ' ' ' - '''' '' ': i - 1:1 i':: ' ' ':': 1 ' : r r ) - - - : - 4 '' '' a -- - ' - ! 010011 : ' - 11 -‘: :: - :s ' : PraiticOl Cool and ' Awfully Pretty i ''6''ks - allieg e ' 7 95: 000106 - 4 Shoes and to 400 v"r:a e' a 0 A r15d'-'" 07fords2-d'e'p9-- 600i — - 4 - :''' - Shoes' and Oxfords ba the new Spring styles splendid quality Shoes regularlyworth to 11 ' Esissiat 5 n5 - your ' 1 ' de ' -- -- -- For the B o Y New Springstyles I I ' :' I 4 ' 21)le cluht1112vtalues - - Seiond floor ' : ' Cotton ' ' :'? - ' ' : Nov could anything be more perfe'ct 'f for travel motoring and sunimer street wear than a dark printed cotton that lOoke very rituclt like silk? These arek: made with short oelong sleeves gin- !shed with' all the- detail of exPensiva tailoring and trimmed with snowy white pique horsehair organdie braids pipings and big buttons- - Sizes 38 to 46: Cotton Shop vid100 your choice at - : - fit4vd lar ' ' Quality Shoes and Oxfords iniluding many new Spring styles regular values to 900 your choice at & Murphy and other high-grain tan and black reguShoes in slightly broken lines ' ' ' ''' I 4 95 — The famourZolinstod - ' ' A - - I ' 'n't - 98 ' : - ' - :!x: i-- : i: your choice at '4 :)Lsal:eadn'tSs' tr? 98 ' en:!irlu:dirIg::Spring styles anndo0xxfoforrods:vfaoirems ' ausinimosuits ' APiN iI ) toN TheYsve atriviktirVi3gue : 0 that thel rot 'iPnnted - I ' I that will cal173111 tilrough warm ' ' I Bookg i p aEinrjooy k - :Pattern ''' II t ' Fashion - x : in all the Pretty °otos to be saved for little 'Irbil Here selection of suite some sleeveless - e noles 00011 Kapkynaredctosenwt : Floor kfants'-4eco- nd - 1 4'f ' vvr stintyles - ' es 0 ed ternoon and Sundays Tub silks and the sweetest little sheer prints lacy voiles and rosebud dimiti -- taRhhigec'leh:tlight:Weight -- 1 — A -- : The smartest sassiest lit tie tricks - the youngiters dearly 'love them! to All be porn at rakish an White owl colons Wes -- -- Little Partr Frocks tor at And d is Ak nthewelii: 11 ---- Junior Cob Turbans":' : tvci - — - t-a ' tiny babies very — ''' ' - - ' - -- 7' P - 25e Pequot- Crib Sheets -- - ' ' : days comfortably- t : ' ' : - : ' ' - -- N it101 ' ilillitEii ' ' are light and girls 4 to 14 i:II::Iiii'11:1fliii?: :iiINEifil IiiiiIiiiii CZifjp"!ti?::1 firm Pequot sheets! Get i ii a c a NUMMI" supply from these sew stocks various 1U sizes starting at The most exquisitelittle garments —Vests ranties Bloomers Che- mists and Union Suits some in pretty lacey Weave some satin "mille" ' uxurious y' Love y I ' :if::ii: - i::::':'iii:ii:I''''''i:s''::Viii: 90 ies Even Very Specially Priced1 Weanesdayl ' : I ii'l Organdie Sun 'fats "' ' 'Plqu 0 and organdie sal- makes big' brimmed lora ang floppy hate are as adorable m " '' '' ?qIM: match —- - Real ?':':i: : '''' ' ' s :::?:!-- 1''' ) 04 ':':: '1' - - ' :!': '''' 'ill'iill'ill'::' i blue s ': i - ieititmsoentoollbeauty:otuhtaotf ( !iiiiiii'i 98 329 values - - ' lii And padded silk robes are just the right weight for these glorious days outside Dainty 4ap- &nese silk pale pink or : :f::iiiiii )tiii t'1 - Silk Quilts e lotxr-:'"::ii:::- :7:1':'':t:''':":'':i'''':'''''-:'''-- :? Mt wool 1 0?:''' rc1tr ol - iifIle!ilf - '''' band-crochet- ed 44 :::::-:-- ' i l ! 98 8 nttg little woolly swims all and dainty hand- finished sweaters knitted of the softest fleed- - : 1 PO :: " vi 's L I 4 I" 10X'1F01111"D 4k :I 1 Right now and all sum- mer baby needs lighter cooler cotton vest and NW:silent little shirts shirts are 79c Cotton Testa are only lrafMl"fill!' Sweaters and Sacques iii - k' ‘ - urn " pH 6 A t PO Light Weight Vests E :'iii Oli :iqi : nets Por her older bi- ter cunning French pokes and tailored styles gk 4i:1 SN ' ( 4' Bonnets for the tiny baby are all cloudy or- gandie ruffles and frilly '10:' A t t 1 '!:1 fAl t : iiiii:::i taS ' - Buy them their cool newt summery things ''' Hats and Bonnets 4'0ii::1: i tt Flasttr isl? Wedqesday! "t:::::&::: 1 - Einhined o lt e : ' - :j 7 s ' iii 4 ':::4 Compulsory tmemployment insurance and old age pensions — 6 eIF:::::L::iii 1 ' t ifl 'I ay Y :::: V::ii:i:'!'- ' I ' Ray R Adams addressed the stu- dents of the sociology slaisea of St Tuesday after noon on the subject of '"Unemployment Insurance! k He discussed in detaij the Wagner is before the United States billoy - senate and Ahe trnemploymebt bill which he introduced in the state legis- - 1 's i ''' - InglimibaMpooMit : 11" x i ' - i '' Students 'Hear Talk : 1rOu blea Insurance i N :i::§: 'Investigation 4 i!:f-- ' t A i: Iti - ir lit:i Z V ti i i 1 - ::r::::Mii4i'Zi444i :1:4''‘'W''' I 111011111 111 ''''S '''' kk:::::!::!'-iW-:k:::::::- ' 1111011111111 ) '' - 9 i 7 i k:a::'4'?: 44::i-::i: V:) allIMIES A - ar ii:--: 17 71aral 1111111111 - I Ai§mmx:t':-:':::::''::- 3a:' ' t tt 4 '0 Ws' :i'"4 italintrA no t Idl' ' A a 40 'N'"lif el: ' :' ( i :::::l::::!:r i ministrations At a meeting Tuesday at the' state capitol numerous complaints were received from various parts of the state indicatingr OW employes had c been promoted to the capacity of executives but arei being tinderpaid and 0 ( ) 1 ':t::::::-1iv-----01:::r1::ii- Drastic action to raise salaries of 'executives" who under 'various codes work from twelve to fifteen hours daily at low wages is being considered by the board of review It was stated Tuesday by this P Backman acting administrator for the state and i ational recovery ad- dioneemenedemei a es ow ' A 4 t I VAIN as on I 1 NI I El APMIIINIIIIIIIIIIIEIIOIIIMIIII :s:?1 i 0:g:A::x:: -- v i :: 'Executive' Pay - I 'OnseanitsteletRele demoommemenen :' :i::: li:':::r::: K'ft: c 4 i:'4 ' - ' i'"'''''::ail:21 ) ' lko 44 :! :hi!eti '' $ Democratic conference would be held Monday night on the reciprocal tariff measurvand possibly some other legislative proposals Silver was nott included in the program nor was iti specified for consideration at the Monday conference e - ‘ Reflecting Quality! - - - - - 4 45' ' - - - - -- - ' 1 ' ' - I 0m1 is01 AIIIMPEINIF ------- 111111110111111 a 4 UP Om& Am MEM MIMS 0111111 inismonlo 101111111MMI Ls ilk ILt2:21:1IX:Lt:2:CZeal ft- t i |
