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Once she) Vv'' was known as “Sin-gun Nell," MadKmaU Dedttes Wadh but she doesn't carry her gat with her any longer. ingtoD Pkriey Win b n g e s'.vX':\S'CK -V flu ie tOBSSWOmSES s'-f| Orer dn Whole<Ecow«ic HEIR TO FORTUNE M n i E D g c n o x SihBtioiL H^BYKIDNAPERS TWhAN^tribeei X^|dng, cailna, l^b.^l8; ^ ( j | P ) - Rtew Chiss b liondonr Feb. 18*--(AP)— Pilme A direci hint th at the ^teriiese minis­ r') lOTwiator Mae Donald t^d the Houie ter toTolqro WoUdibawiteoravrirff Forced hto Aato and D rira -Woold Be bnposrible To o f Commona today that the debts tee Japw rite start a'drive to Jteol diseuasicMi at Whshnlftpn nest Prorince Fas V. It ^ month wHi range over the ^loie Away— Vidini b Friend Defead die Nalioii. program outlined for the projected Soorigv imting ptemiet ana ; flriarice woiid economic ccnferenee. • minister ^of^tee Natiooails| ggevfrri* In an important statement to the of Coknd LbAeri^ t « Momt — House he acceptitt the wider scope meut fioqog arrived hera ^lataida^ Washtogton, Feb.' 13.-r(AP) -— for the debts , conference, declaring ni|bt tqr aiteiarie, ^ from-Narikirig. w .« u Senator Robinson 'R., ind.), told that the whole eflbrt in those nego­ “My lyrsonU.personu opinionoplnloa" iyh»tetel> te ^ ’ tee Senate today that raquirlng AgaUri Crirreiey 'U U Denver, Colo., Feb. 13.— (A P )—A 1 do not see' the *use. o f; keeping tiations would be fo r a harmonious sdon of a wealthy, pioneer Colorado the-Navy to cut its expenditures approach to the problem with the minister in Tolwo I f there’should be family, Charles Boettdier, n, today a drive, on JehU, sri obriousiy diplo­ five'per cent under appropriations tlOO* ‘ United States. was held by kidnapers for a pur­ He did not indicate that the Brit­ matic measurea would be o f no as proposed in the pending economy ported 160,000 ransom. > aVaiL": pn^pten Would "make it absolute^ ish delegation, which he pt«bably Two masked inen, accosting the Ariked t(. Cliina were^^1iilridy. to dS-. inq^ssibie" for the United States Washtogton, Feb. 18^(AP)-t win head, would be Empowered to 81-year-old heir ta a fortune and his to defend^itself m base of war." make any definite - decisions at war on Japan, Boong ringed, Sbsip reduction of the''.Natbtow wife, at' the garage as they returned matter is' of no, coQ SM ^ce. H s ref Ared to the amendment of Washington. tenator Bratton (D., N, M.), in debt structim.(« tee baii^ cf ii; finm a ' paiW s t midnight, herded ;hris\aot d e o la M ;)^ ^ itobri Economists who evolved a tented them Into an upstain room of their fpteemy. legislation now in confer balanced budget arid soiirid. naririe|r tive program for the world economic but.to’aibintenU. ' eririe between Senate and House, home, banded the w ife a ransom Whiled flames leap and craCUe from .the tilB S ^ mass .of- ion war was- recoiriinerided te tea ;8ieria!te. c<^CErence, whiOh is to be hdd some­ note and departed with Boettcher in the bUxe wUch-nean tiie oil tanks'following the l«kU o f a:gae Htoragfl.i [Ulres that aU departmen flnaqce, coriimittee today .by time this summer with Mr. Mac te » « y , executives • hold liieir expendl- a mbtoraar. at Neuabls<?henff.demany. ' So far. 68 bodies h a ^ re^veiJed t t o 'r U ^ T V ^ ' aard M. Bafueh ap epsentiaw Donald presi<Biig,; divided tltetr de­ Detecthres and police who swarm­ 800 l^ u r^ ;nils Uctura was.fl6wn flora Germany fo .London and-sent to'l^ew xpnt' War may or- -per cent less . thte ''are.'brit^}l OCOnomio reop vi^. r tailed recommentethms into six ed tp the hoine’and then started a miiwian. - • ' ' ritoney glvte teerii by Cotgrnssi, primary sut)Jeetaxor discussion at search fb r Bodfitriier, a friend o f Col. /'BpbUsoiiD reminded ' trie senate The ftomer cgaiRriim''Of ‘ that meeUng: Gbatles A . Lindbergh announced te' maka s&dr dedami that thip proilbaal had not, been con-, War iriduatriM 1. Monetary and credit policy. diay were, tcdd a watchman on the fibdrig aUd'rie-had com ate sidered :b y the ' spedal economy to Presidents,';both BapriUiO|m>aild 2. Prices. grounds; had been Informed of the i disiteM.;aU aiqpeete o f the committee' or. "th e appropriations Demoeratic; prasteted w Unari 8 .ritoitem' wite; Marshal 'Chimge- ebnmUttee,-riuirite bben^ v^tton in gram, to .the- obaimitteo ia: ito.flMtt . Resumptlan of the movement of Mdnapliig shortly after it happened Iv-)- 1 cajdtel. but that after an investigation be •HsISGkliliMfc imUtary l^oitete . ron'theFfloor,*aikbeltod letters oTpro- witnesg to a s t i^ io t , tlto: Ngtloi^^ 4. Restrictions on International dded nothing was amiss. V-.% FUrt tMsa'- ^ttet.^from draartuantel hPads to eoDuoinld tos. ” •.4 trate. “ijehol'iaqp totafrri pfrit'oR-Chlttit Senator filagoam (B^, Odnn.) He brised tee antira program:^ F d lee said the watchman who ' MeanWhfle,:Chairinaa Vinson of 6. Tariff and teeaty policy. fhey^RSentUbd^only as Stephens, re­ l ^ as K w a r ig - T i^ o r Klangdri,?' on balariripg tbabudgat arid the Htese riteal oommittee,vtold re­ 6. Organisatldb of woduction and ceived his^ information from a cook jeettog. (mrram^ Inflation • pTOpO# trade. porters ha^ also wbUd oppom this al3, asserting tte^t Congreas im in a uelfthboriag'.‘bome, wbb udated : bToboyoahl, Mutd* • mtendOd rfctuctiwa 'in Arm y and to 4bWttve*ahe and # inw 0 ^ pesme ^aMnese miUtiuy;^ ''trifltog with disasteri'/^ allowtog. frSu N avy: funds. the^TraasuiV dateit to conitoue 1| •w m t b e S S 9 m afe-teprriu ritati.ye m i : . Trilril Bate Power idea of what mount B a s■ il‘ ".P fW.4^., V'7' " Was quoted W,saybB at Budi a te li he oonttoted, al( # government 11^^ I _ teU;Je^'. With tee ariwridment praventtog wj ’Btetirn tiT I I _ __ , both ■ r... I separaUe pan a t ' -X- ■■ f.1 tram baiBig'stelied to.' reduction to bpxy, floor lea8W n f '1IW'*16hbdip when Japanb .pqrpoaji^ t e m : Js>- — lans'Jint tiu-UUtod rooto'of 'thilriiaate olDci m asked the prime 4tinand; “jJ'-’ V r7* pfeesiurve "peMe o f f faw reduced’ to 'W that w is jaritfbd to its doorp « 5 v s ‘ riS2$ x i © l ' ' ' it read ? w -.i protection p f .JftewMi' la tp A tea l' povwr^ andrteo Army- wil ........... ?P«i»ri* I t 'v v a i ^ vitb o ir te do. ' f.B' ooaimeroe to .M6riohttna»' ' n -stip lowiu tews*'' cookralttoe o f asq^ - fW ^ W f : . ___ ^ worid. admtei SHiiiidttiint' ' is the world eoon^^. otei rights,“ H a' iUtteeiial' covers ^ flrid^ .rilttedt Houswaad'fhs tton#9 'td' ldsa)of the Brittria : '^ .r' U-* "VVw -dhdttee. deria^:'jfapan !N iw • lx .'i -war Jdebtat'' ' ) ' ')> ^' doneera^ .nuintaiolng remain*-) •( i.- ‘ ^ .. “ It has been 's M d ^ ra t9dp^.and|jte mal fo r,a ^Feb; 18.;S^ ;'>r Official teurateiriliUy titet'a'^m - ktetl again." said they prims * mkllsteri thir: tee h^kpoUliUe iof , J a jp ^ l- .pdrt;tedi^. lUsalonsent. tor.'tk^jfO ^ UfM>Con- ....... “that as far as wmtv debts vSf(e>.CQir bome-.l eponaorw atete" of Ma^ichnlnm. - • ^ Tb^ffMtoitote, 'RoUatei^ aboard tiii fire-ravagea 'and, i^ - cesrions .U ' nocteb"^ Usugtdiy u d asse^oritey I^ U A ry' Adtoito oeihed wa want sa agreemebt, with a n j^ e to. le e hCr.. The l|ogakohers; ~ e meseagev^was ^speeded ^tele; .Che Braailtan state of ' il|J|ta:Cdta- dag mpB--tte>Wittis .oC America which-, will enatde us. to y- to ;titeeva in r ^ ly :te a peatSen .trawler Newton—boste^tepm 1 <. j 'tte 'M d te tite 'w oU d-fesblf in de-' ... w . ■ . —•-..I:-, the. ftoUng;b|nkd>,dt-tee tea reprUants the‘: UajQate;]i^;the otelririMtoptog 88 sblria •WhsrairithPl , 't o ^ y ,t - m I pursue our. European poticy.;; v •L U ^ d 7^ Nati«M^:ta(^^ afc-"te Cihaco. M sUionite^rUjit^^^! W and,-to)Ovai all; The labor leadm continued to JapM's'vtewj Qiivdiscontini]............. '' ' lantic.i.r V < , i .r,-' M ^ B a a te -te d make'; tec na^i^ mdi 'film ■aafi-* tentlon is being tiftjj ~')'per' cant asafSeient ■'is 'the teed>tea, hungry (am raUavanuav .|llOBWIw regtma.'in. Twb,(tf her.or4w rim lOQ a . n)jmr - - . press him; ‘ >fUet" ■ . > •. ttoter-thpy aB^hhiig hy< a “ Surely," he said, “ the Commtea .churisu'.'V;' dred miles at- Sra-' Asoteer' was (Oontliined tUM d—the. credit b f trio and the country are entitled-to,ask; It^ w u takw for gianted Audied asteaatfrior 'of 'tbe remaln- ln g:th irte«i;'V -- ■■■-■ S' ,. -.HlFiuigg.' >eF-...... StAtep." Baruch tebtited, for a clear statraoiit-of the lines o f officialj' .quarters that the rC^ , .
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