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lmeuwn cousin 'ru emu I CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1933 8 PAGES

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Annual Hublorlptlnn Delivered $5.00 B1 llll Cblladl UNI U. B. A. $4.50

Fourteen Are Killed In Mine D’

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€‘c1dW3ylllS0lillElis`Ger1nany _In Throes Ofl-lA mament‘Mil|lli SPANISIIA Re1‘g!.2l‘S Struggle llllll lllllllllf

_-o _ Catholics And Non-Nazi Protestants Unite Against

nd France Un_,E I_ E C 'I' I I) N Rddioal Fooaous of Nazi clulotiao chorolunlf N S

Ommon By William P. Brockmnnn,_ .of the beleaguered non-Nazi Pro-

W* Associated Press Foreign Stall. testant ministers and cxhorting Ca

Arms Demand_ Early Retlll‘l\S Ilidic- BERLIN, Nov. lo.-ure.)-ni the thollos to -'solemn rofieotlou." I t 3 l i 3 11 Newspap-

I atea Vic throes of the most bitter religious "Belief in Christ-the thing that ' 1 ' _

tory For the struggle since the Reformation, Ger- Protestantism and Catholicism have ers Hlnt Italy S DIS

. GENEVA’ Nov_ 19__(A_p_)_Am,,. Rllg'Il%tlSt liand Radi-Imany today witnessed the most in corlllnon-is at stake," the paper aI)pl`0Val Of l)I'€SeIlt seeking in n 1;-mg ¢¢m_g¢;~m¢e with ca e u icanS_ significant celebration of Martin said. “lf this is destroyed, we Ga-

British representatives for a way to p I Luther’s birth 450 years ago ever tholics too will strike." york of 0 rl d

resugeitnte me digummment g0n;er_ . held in honor of the founder of Pro-I 0dy~

ence. Foreign Minister Joseph Paul- (By Rex Emnih' Associated Pressl 9°SW“"5m~ I GPH-Wit in liiswry

'Boncour of France had admitted to- Oren S U) Under the auspices of the new The Gerniania's editorial rcflectedl ROME Nom 19__(A P__ A Strong

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The Boy Scouts' Apple Day, the first venture of the kind attempt- ed by the scouts of this Province, was most succissful from every point of view. Seventy-five boys were abroad bright and early on Saturday morning in Charlotte- town, Summerside and Montague and in a very few hours sold eight- een barrels of the luscious frliit realizing a. total Of $335.15. The Bcouis and Cubs were assisted by the staff of scout masters and oth- nr workers, and several cars. In Charlottetown about 5.000 ap- ples were' sold, in Blllmnerslde 1,000

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[night that the two governments no_ .MADRID’ Nov' lgfneath “mi longer are agreed on how to handle disorder in widely scattered soc- the problem of German arms de_ tions of Spain today marked the

Republic’s first federal election un

mands. '

But B pmpasm to clean me slam der the constitution. At least eight

of an previous proposals and exRm_ I were reported killed and scores ine the situation ai'resh` kept the* Wmmded 1” °Pe“ fights b°tW°°“ Conference marking uma Radicals and Conservatives before

the polls closed at 4 p,m.

Urges lte-examination In the first national election

. open to Spanish women, esitmates

I Considerable opposition was pro- formulated f1'°m early TBWYIIS _ voked by the suggestion for a, mm- shortly after closing of the polls plete re-examination of the issues indicated widespread Rightist and involved, which was advocated by Radical Republican victories over Hugh Wilson, United States Minis- the Socialists, credited in lurgc ter to Switzerland. Wilson emphas- measure to the women's votc. lzcd that he was voicing merely his - personal view on the matter based 473 Deputies ` _

upon the fact that the hopes for tho SUCWSS Of DWVIDU5 mel'h°I`15 h5d_ The 12,500,000 men and women ibeen ill-founded, and said that he of spain who have the ,ight to hm “°l' Yet' had "Ame W °°"S“1'° vote ,were scheduled to elect 473

Hitlerite regime the services took on a marked political character. But the political stand and the magnit- ude of the celebration were eclipsed by the startling and unprecedented step made by thc Roman Catholic Church in annollilcing virtual solid- arity with noll~Nuzi Protestant pas- tors agnillst the radical factions 0. thc Nazi Cliristian Church.

I Tile Old Tesinmcrii

The fabric of thc Lutheran Cllurch

itself was torn asunder last week by il demand of Dr. Reinhold Krause that the Old Testament be discard- ed and that a militant and heroic Jesus be substituted (or the tradi- tional gentle Christ.

The Catholic ncws organ- Ger-

mania covcred its' front page with an editorial rallying to the support

the opinion prevalent ill religious circles that German Protestantism .incl even Christianity faces the grovest crisis in its history on rc count of the onslaughts of the radi cal Nu'/.i Christian movement.

I Many non-Nazi pastors from their pulpiis reciprocatcd this support warmly, inferring many times to

,"our Catholic brothers."

Protestant churches all over tlic

Reich were decked with the Nation- al colors. Speciai afternoon services were held for Storm Troopers.

Sermons in all churches generally

'reflected the strife that is dividing German Protestant sentiment. Pas- tors with Nazi leanings glorified Lu-

,ther‘s German origin, his patriotic Iordor and his "heroism." In oth- cr plllpits non-Nazi pastors expati- lated his significance to universal Christianity.

(Continued on Pose Si WHSUIDSWH 1° me m““°‘~ ideputies to the first regular con- ____,l__

|gress of the second republic The

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CQMING EVENTS, suoooulog oh. doolouuo.. or su B c,,,,5,,,,,,,,,,,_ I I . ,

MEE'rlNGS, Ffrc ‘ ,_ __ ', I_

"‘ --- ‘ my- °° °°t“`*"”" 1” “""“"'m3' a census was estimated *o have-voted I I

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m:'.\|;l;l:‘l:;l;:lmg;li; ‘n_:;"ln|1;:l;te¢:w:s Draft Coliventibn Bhd il trim Peribd slowness of mbummms kept def1n_ lj. S. url.-ily payable in sdvunoo. P’°"ml“g mr B measure °r dL5”m', ite knowledge of the results from f

--l ' n dela ed achievement o!~ _ __ _ ‘

"Tea and Bazaar Trinity Church

“me t' and y a tense public the principle of equality. Th nmenvs immediate at

“‘““daY~ I 2851 The insistence ot M. Paul-Bom e sw” _ _,___

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iv I adherence to tcrltion was uD0n It threat 01 hem*

“Tllllalcs Mt Stewart Wcdnes- cour ilpon unequ om _ and extremist \1DriSiD8SiI1 0V0ni- Of' QUEBIEQ N0v_ 1g_..Q_p_._Th¢

My' ' 2824' that the British and Italy represen- “ Btgffest ““_d _}_‘fl,°§l__f‘f"._.,, .__. Isielmsf P@““i'W°1`ih WHS “S"°““d:

"Come to the concert and dance

in Brlldalbane Hall on Wednesday, November 22nd. 2872

the Simon plnn, despite the fact R bum"

tatlyes favored Wilson's suggestion, (continued on Page 3,

(Continued on Page 1)

,tonight three miles above St. Jean ‘De L'Iie D'Orleans and the gov- eniment steamer Lord Strathcona

*"'_' was standing by to aid in refloat-

"Corne to the dance in French _.___¥______ ° . _

River Hull Tuesday, November 21st. t » mg °pemm°ns' The PeImywor_m’ en If stormy, Wednesday. 2873 . route to European ports with a.

‘ f _ last

__Annualme;-t-1;-Bmw Llc. L os e L lv es of grain, strohdoi lhlo

tonight. All members please attend.|

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“Buying poultry every day' cmp' ‘IN

ii' Ifl`0l>‘i~ at Sidney Websters black-

smith shop. Sgd. Geo. A. Webster.

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“Dmlce in Mlllvalc School Wed-

liC~ii=|:f lllelii. Nov, 22nd, If nor, fine, foiiowlliil fine night Free hllli-il.

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‘-Re.~erv¢ Tuesday. Nov. 21st. for

collccri and basket social ill Colc- illzlll llull in nili of Ilillnnclllllir

wincflllloll Cliurch, Brac. 2842

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_ "Uillg lilid Millvlew Clubs loading llrestoel; 'l`llc.<dily. November 2151. | I’ll`1\~*¥` lif-l :luck with l'espl‘ctive Selv- lci.'ll'les, lions and Jenkins. 2817.

"Ill limes of depression cllcilp

l‘l'ntecllon is imperative. The Sun Life has all ideal protective Policy. Let us explain it to you. J. A. Moore,

rams, Nov. 19.- (A.r.) - A

squadron of 10 British sero-

(SpeeInl to T"e Gua.rd'an)

SUMMERSIDE. P E. 1., Ncv 19-

Th: S. S. Alaska llle `l1rgcst steam- er ever to come irto Summersidc came up from Sours and docked at the i\/izvilie Wharf about il o'ciccl¢ Sunddy morning. She will take on 80,000 ngs of potatoes and] _th n poce'd to Charlottetown i.o complele her cnrgo. This steamer is fully 450 feet in length.

The S. S,Gnspfs’o also dockcd0nI

Sunday and brought a large gener- lll cargo and will take on potatoes. hay und ;el;ei'al cargo for Qu:b2c~ The S- S- Braa which cou'd not make the wharf on Saturday ow ng

Sun Life. 1770. io the heavy ice was brought in by

_.___ lCapta`n S. Grady on Sunday. The

*You really should know ti\c'sclioolier Mason held up at Hol-

Biiielldld saving effected by the rc- mans Wharf cn Saturday on sc- Mrpmem' m°°m° b°“d °f the 3"" count of ice conditions sailed on

Life. Ask for tl l tti your nge _7 A_p1':;o0i_uar;n`;’n‘; "E Sunday for Mlramichi with pota-

planes which set out from Eng- land for Iraq was reduced today ta eight,_ two of the machines having fnllen in flames in northern France Saturday night, bringing death to two airmen.

ignorant oi' the accidents. the

other planes landed at Le Bour- get Air Field for an on-might stop.

The two fatally burned flyers

were in a plane which fell near Blangy. 16 miles east of Dieppe. A shepherd near whom the plane crashed had his cloth- es set on fire but escaped un- hurt.

Another of the squadrory drop-

pod near Gnmnches. a fcw miles further south, and also burstin- to flames. The occupants es- caped safely.

A third plane was forced down

by had weather nt Orly. MII' Paris. There were no casual-

Cllarlot¢¢'¢w{n_ e' $54 I tces and oats for DeBlois Bios. .

ties.

‘°“°wins. admission as and ls saved an east-bound neisht from 'mu' . 3348 in wild down a KIM” ' When

. ¢ _ imc 1, i pped before he leaped to _ any _

Iengglezncggeeviurngvswz oc zum; so 9 ` Mr. Johnston had interviewed

_ 'll bills no me out ln li. t this i t li ed B y when shot h his . uid hi follow-worluu was

_ 1- allele the lrnc s a pon , an Y lungs s s _ lore no meh advh. will up I Th’ C' N' R' might W" “ave th "wee injured men were rushed y°‘m¥°l' b"°l'h°'f» Hartley. who later happy and in good health. He re-

’°”|°'| WWI Myllolll.. H°'p°' _ Th bon desmbcd ton Uh; as gagiggac- for e deer. Both men were hunting. or and that he had suffered

River Conditions Improved

' Conditions of the river improved., however over the week end. Clear crisp weather dissipated the fog which hung low over the water latcj Friday and Saturday and dozens of ships, some of which were anchor-I ed for nearly 24 hours waiting for] more favorable conditions. were enabled to continue on their way.l 'I"he flcccy snow storm which made visibility poor was swept away by a strong north easterly wind. Float-I ing ice. however, was reported all; the way between Three Rivers and Montreal.

Reach Port

With the exception of thc Penny-

worth, boats which stranded late

John simon, British Foreign Secre Abmlt so percent or the decwray R€CQg'nltlOn of

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Nov. 19-United

States recognition of Soviet Russia was viewed today as both a warn- : ing and a basis for hopes of peace. | Official circles in Ottawa believ- jed Canadian trade would not be liinuiediately affected although lil- I timately Cunada’s trade with the United States, they said, might be influenced in furs and some other articles.

U O U

In London and Berlin, notably,

business men advised their govern- ments to look to Russian trade conditions. In Paris the action was

§Men Entombed A Thousand Feet Below .Surface

Seventeen Others Escape Similar Fate As Blast Rocks Mine- Bodies Recovered.

(Associated Press)

CHESTERFIELD, Eng., Nov. 19-Fourteen men won

I i I .llggcstioli that Italy iulglit quit he League of Nations was publish-1

_ cd today in three Italian ncwspap-I

"rs, one of them Premier Musso-'

' ‘liili's Popolo D‘Italia. '

The Coniere Della. Sem of Minn’

and the Gazetta Del Popolo of Tur-

‘ln declared cdltorinlly that th. Fascist Grand Council will be con- _voked December 5 to "examine Itnly’s relations with the League in view of the departure of .lalpan and Germany and the fact that the Uililcd states and Russia. are not members" I The cushd council is the high- -est oonstliutod body lu tho King-‘ dom.

League Not Mentioned

Mussolinrs Popolo did not men-

ftion the_Lesgue of Nations by name, but said the Grand Council would discuss I.l Duce‘s references to the international situation ini

killed in an explosion in a coal mine near here today which cntombed them 1,000 feet underground.

Seventeen others _scrambled to safety when the blast

_trzlpéled their companions. Four of them were slightly in _lure .

After three hours of feverish digging, a hastily as

sembled rescue squad found the 14 miners dead from fire damp. Rescuers said the roof of the mine had crashed be hind the men as they stood at the cozllface, completely cut ling off escape.

Prince George motored from Chatsworth this after

noon to offer in person the sympathy 'of the King.

A moving scene occurred at the piihezld as the Prince

drove up. Men bared their heads and women wept into their handkerchiefs, some managing io smile their thanks be- tween sobs. The Prince remained for half an hour.

Pending an investigation, it was assumed the disastel

was caused by the explosion of coal gas. f - 1-- £1

R-0-ii PlIl|iF‘§;;;;';i.i'. M;

R 0 U N D .. U Jap. Competition

his speech before the Natlonallis M U G G L E R S V (Canadian Pres-‘I _

I GEORGETOWTI, Britisli Guiana

Council of corporations recently. iuI

_which he said the League had lost tits effectiveness and “its very prin- ciple is absurd"

The Gazette. suiil the Grand

Nov. 19.-Serious efforts by Japan- ese organizations to “oust the Bri'

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Nov, 19-The long

'llieugue in relation to the failure of the Disarmament Conference. ‘ The articles in the two papers' published lu northern nuly, wluohI | -;z‘ (Continued on Page 3)

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Word of the United States Govern

called a good omen for pence.

ments approval of Alexander An-

Ii was said that recognition may ‘tonovich Travanovsky as first So-

to curtail Russian imports unless the Soviet Govemment guarantees more purchases from the United Kingdom.

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German business men expressed

the belief that German trade may

not be benefitted by the rapproch- ‘

ment.

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Friday or Saturday continued on Bfltlsh News

their way or had reached port.: C' d The steamer Antonia which touch-I 0 r resp 0 n ent ed bottom near Pointe all Platon on °

her way from Montreal put initol D I Sapp ea rs Quebec and was examined. Shel _*_ suffered only minor damage and LONDON Nov 19-fC. P. Cubic) continued on her way to Europe, -Authorities tonight could offer

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ummm: egepggrtmgrilregtenggggl , 'rho uners Duchess or York and Larchotluwa, will address s district Ascants which arrived hero sutur- dow and presumed death 01 M11i°1'

0° Us of the Women's Institutes , o any upto, giqw and dimmig _wm-

iu Hou-iz Hull East Royalty wed- ° d ' f1@=dov.~Novom`l»el- 22 d t1.:io l=.M. I F 1 “W” mm M°“°"°*‘-1 We" Wh °“

Public no lhvlted. n »I 2855- lrouto io Europe tonight and were _

________ mmrud maxim good time in c1e“I Major Johnston, return ng from

cl;;The“Hllnter River Dramatic (C Ei.” rn", ,ure poured into thc cab- weathe,-_ Th, meh,” M York sam: a trip to Germany, vatrllishlegl ken;

w l present their three act N153 N_ 5_, Nov 19- Fireman John McDonald and ed at mms ydock this mominglrouie bysteamcr from le oo o

Play "Littl » ANTIIGO . _ Hail, 'H me Things" in Masonic Engineer James Fltzhnmons stuck bi-skeman Ira. McKenzie were wth and we Magma md Amon” fob Holland. He was aboard the Lon

“ 9' River. Wvdmdly- l <1 f ld- d N lh ustom nullwoys

N _ . _ I ¢| gh E leer. As cicu s 0 sea I ed doll an or c °" md- If not fine. 'rhursdoy by th° ihf°"'° s’“‘“’“y Mm an e ng” blllowod lhlo the can ow ‘ few mu” mm' _.l._l>. Prasad. and disappeared dur-

ing stcam »» Fitzimmons tllrew on the air brak-

. wayds about ihc face and body. lelellhone n in me

A' 5° mn! NWN Uloialm etf¥;1‘;:rethe;:1\;e.ireotlt:<i{rfnm';:\ N31' Conductor Hcward Hattie hailed o. Han’ M°A1'“'Vf 33» f°Ym'~"`ICllliin1ings. h`s coleague here. and mmmllilul 1 P ' ' - . th _ o iz-#ton was senousl wound- _ . od iii _ c _ wh I or Imlil MVN. board the tram wen unmjw-¢¢|_ motorist on the hgliuay at par _ at - y app ared in go sp r s um

runue , _ I ’ . iiredt~l

- _ ______ the holler bw.” md Lgqdgq ms' ss and united until the train was Fartner Serlously of ille entire ve=scl a o icvea

I clue to his fate.

A _ l d about 20 ynrdl bc- Chancellor Adolf Hiller only n len.

cupants of the cab were bldly He was foun r ' I h d

_ I th gmc, sllf.erlng from liuys before his loyagc. 1-lc a

8051465 b¢f°f° th” umped W nf Ihnd 0 m SAINT JOHN, N. B., Nov. 19 -- d fl gl 1; il to A_ C.

the aocid nt occurred. e er was th ho

CHABlA)’1'1'l1°0 me fu, _box w _ gf me th:e:, the Engineer Wi I tum wounds in the wounds during the Great War r V

GUAIDMNWN mllvsauilinmillidgi-"zoo poundsepros-' hz suffered the most serious ln- chest, uodomelruui arm. Mehimwvliioli might ho.. made him sub- inc. new demands wore holhglmoiui for circulation in the sliver ._‘3.n_{.k1”_.)_u;__g.::u._IM_l_m_mmm_

_ Im _‘wut was nuhod to hospital. here. ject in diuliness. ‘mouse upon hun for n. ilrouiouini il’°¢i\l°|1\¢ “W lmao u. lu. ‘num a_.a 9. n~

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3: -nh” “N ml" h "_ uns doi:nmile?1lidmne;:re,M:h:1Z toe hospllhi here. Their c:ndition sold he had mistaken the victim oiled however, he wus a bad sall-

no explanation for the disappear-

Lukln Johnston. chief correspond- ent at the London Bureau of thc solitham Newspapers of Canada-

ing the night- Systematic search

‘Roosevelt in Savannah, Ga., Satur-

Mnxim Litvinoff today after a Sun- day spent motoring to Virginiafsl famous Shenandoah valley.

As soon as this news was made-

known there was speculation on the importance of Trava.novsky's ap-` pointment in connection with troubled far eastern affairs. Five years spent in Tokyo as Ambassa- dor to that Golernment have fam- lliarized Ru.ssia`s new envoy to Washington with the Japanese sit- uation.

'Provanovsky was in Tokyo dur-

ing Japan's first invasion of Man- churia, leaving only last January

commission, one of the highest Bo viet executive ofiices`.`

loouhcu ull-eddy had discussed tho(

arm of the Royal Canadian Mount- ed Police today had reached far out to French territorial waters

around the islands of St. Pierre etI Miquelon to bring back two men to face charges of conspiring to smuggle liquor into the Province of Quebec.

Radio orders had been sent to

preventive cutters operated by theI Dominion’s police force to make* every effort to apprehend menl named in warrants as being mf/.l-. .bers of the conspiracy which the Crown states has defrauded the Minister of National Revenue of

tish Empire from its established commercial posltiol1,' are reported by F. H. Mal~tinspen'y, prominent business man, who has returns( hero from an extensive holiday il the United Kingdom and on the continent.

Expressing apprehension of In situation he described, Masilnspul; said he had been “credibly inform- ed" 94 Japanese societies had a.ma\- gamated for the sole plupose ¢ breaking the British comll-_¢.-roll position. British trade, said Maf- tinsperiy, generally was on the np. grade but he was inclined to taken serious view of the Japanese zitov tion.

fuuohorod off st Plone or lui-I

to assume the Moscow post of vice cl l_ 'ff-.4»

_ h ts. I ._ _f- '.,EL~ .

chairman of the state planning made t e me’ l f ) .- _`1~f=,~

$1,500,000.

“°“"’ """’°" ’°"°°“°' The Weather Etc

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stlfien the British determination Ivlel: Ambassador was received byl operating on the Gun or SL Law_ w

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renee camo upon the schoone Marieton, registered in France

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o e sou o e o n -,i _ ¢ _

land. 'rho le. c. M. P. wont on i l‘l\;\i\\\`.B;Y.Z ,?I3i°§i\ilfl board and took off the skippcr,I RE- “N 0 & Captain Amrio Georges Piuze, and NIPGPY-f Q; ,_

Joseph Cartier. They were brought ...J 'Z ¢_`

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warrants were formally served. The *" . ___'

men will be taken to Quebec to- l *_ _T morrow. Three cutters. the “Ma.da- _._ ._ *Q _ waskl-l.," "Ulna" and "a la Cbassc" __,____--. , _ _'-`. are operating in the gulf but it ~_,,-ll was not announced which boat ""” .

to Rivere du Loup. Que. where . ‘ E

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(Associated Press Staff Writer) WA8}I.IN'GTON. Nov. l9-(A.P.)- United States business inch through' their national agency delnanded a return to tho gold standard at about the some time President

day, was likcning thc opponents of his gold buying policy to the tories of me.

The Chamber of Commerce of

tho United States in_ adopting its monetary resolution called the ex-

lpetimcntal policv of Mr. Rouse- Nevada Democrat, one of the most 1_l`;...t -'|u..rl»i~

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veit a breeder of "widespread con- vigorous advocates of remoneilzingi _,_,m_,,_,_ i_,_,

fusion and disqulet"'.

U.S. Business Men -Seek Return T0 GDM Standard

(By Don. J. Kirkicyi Iof the monetary base ID imfJl'0V6 '\»,,,,`__ ‘,,._,,;' _`

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as, Smith and Harrison, Democrats' I __ _ -_Lf

from Oklahoma, south carolina 1-.,.~....i.. .. .. . ll

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and Mississippi. respectively. acting _\h__‘;___;H,"f__" __ __ _ 1-_._ 1 as a committee representing a group l`i:Il;o‘I;».;m;y.` :I . . ... `......_ I) of Senators that met Friday. D088" l_l..`l.l...r __ .. seeking 8 method for ma-easdng iilnrlulti-l<.\\.| - money in elrcul_a.tion by wider use I |_~\l¢‘\-`-<';i§;IVf“ "Wi of silver. Their plan will be ivut-.¢,.,l,fIi"_l.`li'il'l h,;".`. ..'...§ olr.`...(.l,i ew. -

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coinage of domestically-produced’ wed; d_U*_U"l_h Bom" M,

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