Show ' 2 - ' ' ' ' - f- - ' - - k THE A '' : : -7- 1 Lady Present Mrs :Roosevelt who arrived Sunday front Settle will go to Atlanta for a speech Tuesday before the - Urban-RurWomen's conference returning here for the remainder of the president's stay Tuesday night Present plans call for a departure :Stilurday and arrival in Washington — Sunday morning Tbe president will spend 45 minutes Wednesday afternoon at Fort Denning Qs inspecting equipment and troops of the regular Infantry schools ' i z : ' 4- k : ''' ( ' ' k '4 far-fam- '' Zs '' '' ' !' ' 4 ' ' ! - V ' 1t ' ) Death Claims "" ': ' ' k Broad-shoulder- 4 - ---- - 1- i t i 4 I l" ' 1 :t I C 1 i - V 1 - - 1 1 - e :1 Ii ! i f to the' great statesmen France and England he talked to the kaiser' in an almost incredible conference the details of which the world has never learned He dreamed of the League of Na tions as Wilson had dreamed of it and he went to Vernallea as the president's personal representative to open the historic negotiations among the allied and associated powers whioll preceded the actual peace conference to which he was delegate Thereafter came the chain of epic defeats that broke the president's league plans broke his health and— some said—his heart A coolness appeared in the friendship—"the shadow fell" as the Texan sadly decribed it in a separation of "tragic !Ilya tory" that hp said he never under son-Hou- se stood No other estrangement in Amen-cahistory was more weighted with :history House had urged compromkt upon the president's peace ' treaty plans the sick man in the White House did not answer his lettots Had the old cordiality lived the whole course of world events have been conceivably might changed n O 11 Al --- Silver Shirts Lose Court Appeal wisancarox Maich 28 (INS) Monday de-- supreme court tiled the application of the Silvir Shirt Legion of America and Spend eel J Warwick for an injunction halt the La Follette senate civil 4 :Mettles committee from compelling e I testimony and production of rec r ords 0 I They organientio'n which unsuc tessfull 'ought to enjoin the coma mtttee in lower courts sought the 'injunction completion of a formal appeal to the high court The l'''''" t 7"--- 1 i ( ' Eei E : Ilk c Es I I D I 1I ' ' au- 4rit i - I 1 e i 1 ri- e ' 411 f 0 E -d 4 IA '-- Ma SI L ' 111 7 11Til 1 0 :111 -1- fa I 0 i 0 IJo0 CI 11:mtlitli i '- 'e -' L' ) I :: - 0 ' ( - 0 t - s - j ' ' - ' -- ----- 0s- ::2 :: rp WIRLP110TO ''''''''" Text of Roosevelt Message On Hungarian Debt Offer ''' '' ' (Continued-fro- were subsequently suspended in S part IDuring 1937 the Hungarian government began liquidating the transfer moratorium by negotiating agreements with the foreign holders of Hungarian obligations for the acceptance of reduced payments in full satiefaction of existing indebtedness It is In this connection that th6 Hungarian government has now come forward 00 its own Initiative in an effort to reach an agreement with the - United States government under which the relief indebtedness can also beAischarged in full No readjustment of the terms of payment of the Hungarian indebtedness to the United States can be made except pursuant to act of 'congress The Hungarian government is seeking a definite readjustment of the terms of payment of this indebtedness on the basis of full payment over a period of years of the total original amount borrowed without interest Head I 5 COLDS k 4 '41714'1044 1 IN 'i I (i oi 4 - tir To quickly Ants - I - t EJTMIANd Page OneY States approximately- $2500- 00(1 worth of silver every month icor about two years These sales were important to Mexico because they were one of the principal means by which that nation acquired Amer United posal: I transmit herewith for the coneideration of the congress a communication from the minister of Hungary on the relief indebtedness of Hungary to the United States in which the Hungarian government tentatively formulates for the consideration of the American government a possible basis for a new between the two countries to replace completely the debt agreement of 1924 and accruals thereunder The indebtedness of the government of Hungary to the government of the United States is hot a wardebt butis properly desig noted as a relief debt having been contracted in May 1920 under the authority of the act of March 30 930 which authorized the United States Grain corporation with the approval of the secretary of Like Austrian Debt the treasury to sell or dispose of The government Hungarian flour in its posseseion for cash or on credit at such prices and calls attention to the on such terms or conditions as between Its suggested basis for considered necessary to relieve the payment and that accepted by the populations in the countries of United States In the Austrian debt Europe or countries contiguous thereto sufferingfor the want of agreement of May 8 1930 which food The Arnerican relief adprovided that a sum very slightly ministration ode& as the fiscal in excess of the original Austrian agent of the United States Grain Indebtedness incurred In 1920 corporatiOn in dispensing this reshould be repaid without interest lief In forty annuities The congress Funded Into Bonds of the United States after full The original indebtedness the consideration-o- f the nature of the Austrian Indebtedness voted principal amount of which was a large majority in the house by $168583381 with interest accrued of Dethereon from May 1920 to representatives and by a unani 'mous cember 1923 at the rate of 4 procedure in the senate to authorize the signature of the per cent per annum was funded draft as of the latter date by agreeagreement which had been ment made in April 1924 into prepared by the treasury department and the representatives of bonds of Hungary in theaggregate principal amount of $1939- - the Austrian government The sucin 000 maturing serially the Hungarian debt is a relief debt like the Austrian one ceeding years for 62 years bearThe Hungarian minister also 3 ten per tent for the first ing years and thereafter at the rate suggests that the terms compare of 344 per cent per annum In favorably with those in several other debt settlements and that approving this debt settlement In announcing the signature of the the congress authorized the secdebt agreement with Austria in to subordithe treasury retary of 1930 the secretary of the trees-nate the lien of the bonds taken said: under it to the lien oftheilun- - ury "The settlement comperes favorlon reconstruction loan which was about to be issued and sold orably with the settlements made In numerous countries Including by the United States with the ernments of Greece Italy and the United States In May 1924 ' the becretary acting upon this au- 'Jugoslavia" thorization formally subordinated Consider Circumstances the American government's lien to the lien of the reconstruction bond It his of course'been the eonnistent policy of the United States Issue - to consider each debt in the light Payments §uspended of the circumstances et the debtor On December 23 1931the Hun- - government and it is with this a minuvnitecw that the Hungarian eom- fraarni :file government proclaimed r moratorium suspending is transmitted to the payment In foreign currencies of congressi11a - I believe all Hungarian foreign obligations the 'proposals of the public and ' private except the Hungarian government should reaforesaid reconstruction loan of ceive the most careful considera1924 Payments on the latter loan tion of the congress They repro-'se- nt a noteworthy wish 'and effort of the Hungarian government to 40 aglo meet its obligations to this gov4' ernment 6 In its simplest terms the offer ' of government Is the iltoeada tau tt caw ittr vtohroeispit relief f of any interest a out payment -thereon Apply Mentholitant Hawaii Ditch Backed' This stuffy discomfort And annual hats - foreign-produce- Treasury' Cuts Bid off Foreign Silver ng i II ns U S i I - 1 ed AU WASHINGTON March 28 Delegate King of Hawaii Laid Mona': day Assistant Secretary otthe Navy Edison was "very sympathetic" to hie meastire for a $5000000 irriga tion projett at Ittolokal - - ican money with which to pay for needed foreign goods Secretary of State Hull conferred Monday with executives of four American oil companies whose properties were aeized by Mexico 10 lays ago He said however he nacial and commercial elationships with Mexico" Mexico has been selling the -r- would take noaction On theirnplea for help until he had etudied their 3000 of briefs Oeattlittli Compare These values quality Dinner Sets Extra An the government-too- over 1T Amerpetroleum com- ican and - British panies March 18 Secretary Morgenthau's :) statement the of subject -f- s- eA)n 0111A111 out and clear: 0:uni reasitclil: tubes or Titers i on tiny ?enema functional dimorders duo to germs In the Kidneys or Bladder Make you suffer front (lotting Up Nkghts Nervousness Leg Pains Circles Under Eyesr DIssinesk Backaabs SWOHOU:0111t1 Acidity or Burning Pamagos rfu7)111:triZt Q:rfigat7oefo'e'd!icti71 1111111 erstez 3 starts working in hours and Cryan and entirely satisfactory eelT"Ixactly the medicine you need back is guaranteed Teleonon Idru:trigi eThougu top Ostiq tnissteg) today rant Pretacia ns-- c'ePr- - 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It toto t Group 1 0 NO Int NO arroelt Pio vbmatan 0 2itt Schaffner- - & Marx are Included in this stock i AND 11 WEEKLY DINNER SET Service for tot e SerlICI 't of materials from Hart - 1 ( :t yards 4lust i likineys 1 7$ AT $16 ' e $ ' Nevem' :t fiAli-- Exquistto Illi speculation :::::::: —Service for et a t :i:':i:'''' -- DINNER SET NOW ON DISPLAY Also- - :1 :::::::: p 1 0 Service for pieces in THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF NEW SPRING FABRICS In --Washington that the United' States had decided to "reexamine certain of Its financial and commercial relations with Mexico" was vt :i :i :':'W urnE IIS CI s7SZ r pattern H25° 1 - S )oli' ::::::i:' :I P :i'i CHINA exquisite DINNER SET Service for 8 A basun411 new ) ‘ N 12— SUITS I W'S4':t SET consisting of 93 pieces her- $C500 vice for - : '' N GIFtS THESE - 4 TAllartid-to-Ord- ' ': 4 Special c 9-- - e' cesss Statement r " BUY BEAUTIFUL ‘i:::-!:::i:?:i4ki:t414-' DINNER SET e a 4ervice only 53-p- of California Flood Found t in 5 ce ' o 1-- YOU DINNER SETS WASHINGTON March 28 UPI— The muchrpatched administration tax program will reach the senate floor for debate not later than next week Chairman Harrison CD) Mississippl of the senate finance committee Sal& Monday Harrison said his committee which had made many changes in the tax revieion bill previously approved by the house should complete Its work Wednesday The committee voted to conduct night sessions starting Tuesday night to hasten completion of its 1311 "L 111:IEBillaiiL133 v Via DIAMOND 1r RAND' AS -- k colciaaarvona to CAerisA it to yourself to visit our New Basement Gift Department and see the many attractive pat terns in China Crystal CocktailSeh famous- Rook wood Pottery and nationally known makes of Silver Sets six-ce- nt from Saturday's quotationa The business was conducted by private banks since foreign exchange dealings were suspended by the Central Bank of Mexico when and delay die ts strain exposure or similar maw& Diamond itrandPilla are silently Rolm Bold by 711:1iiinctiTorve:vticz yaars Ask lot thud NcSuinonthIypEfl - '' worm MODERN You really owe 'Senate Committee To Work Nights or' ' 1 Creations gilt glave' and 070 house-approve- MEXICO CITY March 28 UP)- -The peso reacted sharply Monday to the United States decision to stop purchases of Mexican silver while the nation awaited anxiously Washington's next move on President Lazar() Cardenas' expropriation of the foreign oil industry In unofficial street trading the peso was quoted at 480 to 470 to the dollar a drop of 80 to 80 points d CHIITACRYSTALSILVER I - On U S i Anderson's Suggest Group Pushes Tax Bill Both-Walla- : MIM07 and documents The change In America'a price for foreign silver became known when the quotation was made in New York in accordance with a customary practice of entering a bid work' 'calledHe Secretaries Hull and In the New York market every day Each day the treasury announcen Wallace for testimony Tuesday on d provision levying what it will pay and how much a poundage tariff on imsilver it will take in this manner a The price applies to all countries ported pork and Hull have with which- - the United States has opposition to the levy conpurchasing agreements but Mexico realways has been the principal na- tending it might bring tariff tion to take' advantage of It The talion by other countries and interUnited States also has agreements1 fere with the reciprocal trade proto buy limited amounts of silver gram committee approved the from Canada and China and usually The has purchased enough European house tax on personal holding compper cent of net income silver when offered at New York anies-65 to keep the London price on a parity' up to 82000 and 75 per cent on net income over this figure with the New York level Under the now suspended Mexican agreement which was negotiated here last Christmas by Mex- Body ican Finance Minister Eduardo Victim Suarez the treasury advised Mexico each month how much silver this ONTARIO Cal March 28 gin— country would buy but the price was to be determined by the daily The body of a child identified as that of Melba Lackey 6 missing offer at New York The reduced price for foreign li- since March 2 when she wgui swept ver had no effect on the value of away by the flood was found late American mined silver which the Monday by a Santa Ire section hand treasury buys at 8464 cents an burled in the silt at the edge of the ounce unde a special presidential San Antonio wash The child's mother Mrs Loma The domestic price proclamation was reduced from 7757 cents last Lackey 34 and her infant brother Jack also drowned were recovered January 1 however soon after the flood Henry Lackey the father and two older children Peso Loses Ground escaped when their car was carried Sway in a swollen stream pages - presidential nomination ikf Ebert K Burlew to be assistant secretary of the interior Senator Barkley of Kentucky Democratic leader said he intends to make way for action on the Burlew nomination probably 'Ales-da- y Friend and foe of the ad- ministration of Secretary of the Interior Harold L ckes started gathering ammunition In leading the oppositionvto Burlew's confirmation Senator Key Pitman (D) Nevada president pro tempera of the senate and chairman of its foreign relations committee served notioe he would "discuss many matters in the interior department" While contending Ickes is primarily responsible for the actvities of the interior department Pittman said he would hold Burlew "directly responsible for many irregularities" Washington - 4- WASICENGTOM March 28 (INS) —Senate searchlights 'Will hi turned on the record of the department of the linterior this week when consideration Is given to the The Day tn ' 1 WASHINGTON March 28 (P)— Th text of President Roosevelt's message to congress on the Hungarian debt settlement pro- - an American t I 4 t- Col House out of the Whits House with an entree itiVen to no other man As Wilson's secret emissary he 41 went to Europe three months be-- a fore the outbreak of the World war sut effort to divert the course d: in of events which he and Wilson "'knew were pointing toward an eX- - 41 ri 1 Chief Executive Submits European Nation's Proposal to U S Congress rap ()nit) It ' k "' Tribune Washingtoit Bureau ' WASHINGTON March 28—President Rooleve lt like Secretary Hull is disposed to convey veiled assurance that the forthcoming will not injure the lead and tine and mining Industry but also like the secretary he stops short of giving positive assurance The president's position is outlined in a letter received Monday by Rep- resentative Charles Leavy ot Spo-kane who bad written the president repeating the fears of mining men of eastern Washington and north- ern Idaho and hoping for some poi- tive assurance from the executive In his letter after laying it was By the Associated Press hoped the British and Canadian to The would treaties Jead isenste passed the govern-relatiobetter trade between both countries mint reorganization hilt 49 to 42 United the the States and president The supreme - court- decided sa'It i s true that lead and zinc may Utility bolding companies must the securities and be considered in the negotMtion of register with the 'proposed agreements with the exchange commission The treuury reduced its price United Kingdom and Canada But I d sliver from should like to assure you that a for final decision with regard to any 45 to 44 cents product is not made until after the An effort to keep congresilonal cloae of the period which is allowed of the TV A from for the submission of briefs and investigators of looking into the activities oral testimony by interested per- - nrivately-owned utilities depower for the committee to reciprocal in the house information I am having your letter veloped President Roosevelt transmitted referred to that committee for the Mention of the appropriate mom- - to congress Hungary's offer to bens of the trade agreement organ- - pay a 21685935 obligation to this ization" country—but without interest 1 '2 J Senate Turns To Battle Oh Ickes Aid r (Continued from Pnge One) i tutional queitions came a charge thirThe ' proposal to permit—the president to recamp bureaus was 1 unconstitutional "I would trust the president to exercise any power that the constiI tr tution permits him to exercise" the senator thundered "But neither ' President Roosevelt nor any other presidenrhas the right to come here and ask for powes not granted by 1 the constitution' Barkley leader 1 of the administration forces took the floor to argue that failure to apThe nation's chief is shown prove the bill would "bring the death of reorganization not only'at chaMing with Ambassador this session but for a long time to to France William C But- - come" His face flushed from the vigor of ''4-- - lit second from left and his talk Barkley shouted: "I am uneasy that this bill others shortly after dedi- will bringnotany The dictatorship cation of a chapel in dictatorships in Europe have grown up because of the inefficiency or inWarm' Springs Ga as adequacy ot existing governments" Senator Vandenberg (R) Michiplace of worship for in- described the bill as a step fantile paralysis patients gan toward "potential dictatorship" and added: "If that be contumacy then make ' the most of it" President Roosevelt recently accused A E Morgan of "contumacy" —resistance to authority—when be removed Morgan as chaliman of the Tennessee Valley Authority Harking back to the president's court reorganization proposal Johnson said it and the reorganization bill were efforts to concentrate Mexico's Marketing power in the president ' white-haire- d Californian The ' shouted: Abroad Crippled "No man should have the powers Action Unexplained he asks No man should ask the powers he seeks" :" t !' ' - 1 'I Withholds Positive Assurance to 1lining Industry Gives ' Views in' Letter to Congressman - 1 al f - j Presideni F:eils Stana On Lead Tariff Cut Move to Expedite Measure to White "louse Fails --- 4 First "4--O- Bill to ReviseBurealfs Passes :Senate - : t- no talked t ‘ - (Continued from ' : ' ' 't 1938 - ::‘ 1 WARM SPRINGS Ga March 28 - till—News of two administration victories—senate passage of the gov- ernment reorganization bill and the itpreme court ruling in favor of the public utility holding company act President Roosevelt Mon- -clay and temporary White House of- — Details were plainly elated : The legislative and judicial 'deal- lions brought no immediate official comment but there was a possibility hthave somethat the president thing to say about them at Tues- day's press conference rut in Varied Day The chief executive put in a varied day—the fifth of his current stay at his Pine Mountain cottage here — He signed half a dozen bills in- eluding the $1409967198 appropriar: tion for the treasury and post office A total of 8617498299 departments — goat to the treasury and 8792770899 3 to the post office for operating the tato departments in the fiscal year "beginning July I Word of the death of Colonel E 4 M House in New brought a formal tribute from thk president who said as one "whot had long en: joyed the privilege of his friendship I shall miss his wise counsel &Mtn-varyin- g loyalty" 41 29 - Executive Reserves Official Views At Georgia Retreat :? LAKE TRIBUNE TUESIJAY MORNING: MARC!! 'President at Dedieitti0z of Little Chapel Elate 'Aids Of Roosevelt - - SALT immalinsommm - - Two Triiiiiiphs - 44' - -- -- t ' r -- -- |