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DEFER ACTION on PURCHASE Ofjimities • V r. n M ' -V'-! ?>■ ■ ;Vvt r , - . ' ‘A;;T^’ ■t. u- ..»iJ - ’B\Ut^. ' ,'■ /,y ; . »\V * t^ r •' •''» V.tV« 'ei' CitfaalitiM . ur <' t‘ '*■-' > ! ..- -• ■■• . ^ I V . • V (OtatMUM AdvertUittg on '8), MANCAfi!j9;t»]li’C (^ 27^11^3^ y o L . m . , n 6 . 1T8. « ✓ * < . Chicai^’s U n i^ Tjef^hait 1^ • . ' i ' I i ' •' Jn. *» ■ * .. r .*•>> . * A ^ i* i ‘ Gov. Cross Complies hs DEFER ACTION White Honse hnphuasi Memberslpp — Bacfcfey ON PURCHASE Fact That Prealait ftn and Bergin Others Chosen Not Agreed to Postpone- O F Jim iT IE S . By AssfClated Pxsis kfort: to help, stabilise other coun­ on Rom Commission. ^ 1, Prestd^t Roosevelt, it is Un­ t ie s current^es. Experts see France heading toward pact with U. m a t of June IS Payments derstood', wiU ask Ccngrass . fhf S. and Britain for this purpose. Hartford, AprU 27.—(^)-rT h o BoA Cheney Directors u d power to postpone wax ' debt - pay­ '6. France expincted to pay over­ -State Department Looks ments untM after economic confer­ due debt to U. B. provided morator­ state; liquor control conuxdfeoipD ium on June l6 payment is granted. Committee of Seledmei! ence; admimstratlon also piuis to “created by the General Aasenibly seek, wide authority to adjust tariffs. 6. Premier MacDonald sails for for a Worid Trace on was completed in memlMrship to* 2. Tariffs take primary Plftc*' home, expresi^'satisfaction with day when Goverhor Cross, announc* Agree Hus is Not Tmie to President's conferences with WaMUngton conversations and ed that former Lieut. Governor Edouard Harriot, French emissary, iMving-beblnd a plea for Anglb- T a r iffs . Samuel R. Spencer of Suffield had and Prime Minister Bennett of Can­ Americah co-operation. accepted an; appointment to it. Ask Voters to O.K.PIaD. ada. 7. Democxats seek to bring ad­ n ie appointments of Frank B. 8. French emissaries express, be- ministration Inhatlon bill, now con­ Washington, AprU 27.— (A P )‘—» taining provision tor free coinage ot Berlin of New Haven, present Uef American wUlingness to agree President Roosevelt is wUling to An informal conference in reyard to consultative pact makes it easier silver, to final vote in Senate by for France to enter arms reduction nightfaU; Umlt placed on debate. consider vrar debt revision after to the transfer of Cheney Brothers 8. The dollar improves sharply on the world economic conference, but water and sewer properties to the “ T S S U cf London egcbaage after steady open­ it was emphasized authoritatively To /.n of Manchester was boh! by the Paris says Fnmce muft iqparenosf- ing. today at the Whits House that be • < IF* • .. sub*eommittee of tbs Selectmen I Raliytaig in the bitterness of neaHy a srear's work without pay, 0,000 Chicago schMl teachers are Shown here, has entered into no agreement for f bcvinf the matter in charge with '' gathering in Grant Park for their descent on the banks. Groups marched to several Loop banks, booing postponement of the June 16 pay­ representatives of Chenej' Brothers Charles G. Dawes and other leaders for their reluctance'to lend the city more money, and forced several banks ments or laid down any plan for yesterday. After a full discussion to suspend business. " '^'^4 t from all angles it was agreed that | dsbt ssttisment. it if best to postpone a presentation DISCUSSIONS HOLD UP Simultansously, at tba State De­ of the q u e s ^ to a fuU Board of partment, Saerrtary HuU indicated Selectmen or by the Selectmen to to reporters that a world trues on tbo voters of the town imtil ooadi* INFLATION BILL VOTE tariffs pMding eonvaUng of Jia tioDf of public finance have been so JAFSQUnUNG London eonfaranea in Juna is un- ftabilUBed as to make the financing dar donaidaratlon and that tha of the purchase of these prc(perties United States la favorably inelinad toward it. possible in terms that would bf DebalM Over Soldim’ Bon* equitable to all. SHOWS TRADE UPTURN HOME LOAN BILL Aa for futura war dabt ravlaloii, Started Lost Tear binta wars droppad at tha ^ i t e The propofitioB for tbs sale o f , • « t • ai Dday Action^ Expect Houaa that this aubjaet might ba REDSTHREATEt ISNEARINGVOTE m o m ' into eonitidarably at tba eon* S S »«t ^ “lSS.tr-^lConineree«Dd yutry m HACSONALD SAKS; “ ~ — oluaion of tba woild aeonomio par* to limit Discoiiion Later lay, which eonvanaa Juna 12. land, George B. Keith aad Sherwood Bxpaota Faymanta Bowers aad Williams of lu t year's Pm Moirih Hire Eiperh Maaawblla, it was said, tba Fraa* Board who bad iaterviewed Obsaey's | AaSCOOPtaAlION)^ *>• ?“ " in dm Day. MNiDra to Help SmaO Home idant still axpartf tba Juaa 16 pay* rsprsseatativss, bayiag bsi S m Cuiese Eaiteni manta to ba mads. tbs South Ifaaebestsr Wat tncpdfllM Of couraa, after furtbar cewar* Seeoel B, Speew r l' ^ Owneri to Borrow Money naay aad tbs South Maaebsstsr | WaabbigtoB, April 2 7 ^ (A F ) — aations with tba dafator . aationft Bamtaqr aad Sswef District'proper- I jfoDway and Makei Ready now in prograaa, aoam adju stin g Donocffttle IftdorlB' 0M • m t o ties were for sals, |rM iir Pleads for AMri> Oat bonus move was dslirvsd la tbs BiwUpy pf from GorormnonL may ba workad out for tbo Ju m 19 of l l i i w A ooBUBlttss Of that BoasA eoa> i House aad aaotbar sprang up tbara duas but that ataga baa n o t baas Viiio^'who WM S slsttaf MOuUnaaa Wells A Itiiek- for Dafeaaa at Border. today aa tba gaaata talked Ita way ftu d f eoBtrol cmaiMkm, B « w From, fCBMti ‘ enil aad > M bh t» PhD raaobadt bu ^ Gsergs B. Xeitb aad Sherwood •teoka wifi♦— p-fc^sT— toward a vote oa tba gold ooatoat Saeratary Hull said ia aaaww to ItoM, woro M awiBOtd iM t 0. iiswers, was appeiatsd to go over WaibinftOBi' April 27,—(AF)— Oevtflior OroM' t ^ y obsrMtor* Facifio MotloB of tba laflatioB bill aa' a buaatioaa tbat ba did not tb l4 gM prepositioB with tbo Obeaey Tpgidier for Ptoipirily. TtofitflB, Obbm, April 27,— (A F praUmiaaryto aotioa ea tbs vator- Tba Houaa todiqr bagan oonaidara- Norman H. Davis, Rrmldant Rooa* iMd tlw oenmifiloB u * ofDirseters. A proposi lumbormaa^ij tlon of tbo adminiatratioB’a 12,000. tlMB out" ud iti oenpe«ltlca.,J« BM robuil^i withdrawal of Japan* vaira a p ^a) ambassador abraadt gtysB the towB to sail » 1 tbo eoartal area 000,000. b q fiM ..IM ^ O m Uo osyorlMt/' appfsisfrsr to .waa^- _ ’(iim S iiS S r SblS tba tormal '*Ut iif,iaf tf wo ttaUt lsa#rfi today to half bburi. tavftotleir to tbo Loadoa aMottag loMt oat iw ^ iBjiii- brswiag bsiprMB Japan aad a g , __________ a ri djapatobad to all aatioBs. M litiM l. Xt i f ft BOMf f f p w _ ■fforta are to ba amda for a fiat) befiMWard' today, IsaviBg , bsblad ala ia Maacourla. ontba idaMat ^ labfii voto today but it appaarad doubtful. A t tba asms tima ha said tbifi 0 «y tbf bfft moD rMftr«fM of (AB A P dispatab from . Moscow poUhfftl ftffiUfttlOD . wIlT llViB WhSB duotiOBj Miami la roal estafo hfoa a Mlsam plea to tbs Apsrlcaa ion.««. (R.J,w.^lnd.K^lltog Tba bUl is virtually tba iftma m mattar u wall u otbar tariff toM of a govlat report that tbs of tba Donua out o T tba |I|0OO,- raquaatad by Praaldaat RooaavalL poaMa will ba gona into tborougp yi Sftoift la ttf erfftniffttioB.^ dealsi fottffalo ia flour mlllMgi •Bd Brltlib pseplss to pull togttbsr Ji^aasss army la Baaeburia bad (DOBtfoiBed OB Fagi Two) Isattle la lUpplag aad so down te' tbo'^itruggls badk to ptospsrlty. 000,000 of traniury aotoa tba i^ a - Xt rapaala tba provlsioa uadar tba and Botad it'wM not ImpoMbla ^ No ftaaeuaofaMBt w m lp rtiM e » approved a plan to sslas tbs Oblasss tlon biUbfU would iu tb ^ M tba Fraal- tbat a daflalta dadsioa on tba prae* iaf ftt tbf tiBM M to ft nffOBf of ^ liae. ' Addrsisifig a gatbsrlag o f , tbs Baiitora railway from lovist Rus­ b ^ loan aot paaaad last year prp- Herewith the Assodatsd daat to laaua. vidias for diraet loaaa to boam own-' tioabillty of a true# would ba tbf oeaiatiftfloB but it w a FUritfuTcf lbs united H mss, Mac­ sia. Tbs report, received last Bight Almost iataiadiataty * Rapraaaata- raaebad by Saturday. fteed tbii would oeaM id tlm t do* Frees prsMBts §m $ ooaitrva- Donald siprtoasd tbs bMs last in Moscow from Khabarovsk, ll- era by boBM loaa baaka. tlvs high li^ t s of ths sltuatiOBi tiva Ltmddaa (F.X*; Mbm,), an- Iqataad, for diraet rallaf to horns lay. Tbf itfttf Board o f, WaaBOf JAP THRONGS HAIL Bigbt that tbs two BtoTln'ipoafo' btrla, quoted "oompstoat sources.") nouaaad'tbat ba w m aot coBcaraad BBNNBTT OONFBRS. aad Ooatrol yoftortey M lag aatloBi will "sit oa tbs earns Tbs. Oblaisa assert that tbs firm owaars it dlraota tba Hama Loaa By OLADDB A JAOOBB about wbatbar tba T<MldaBt would Board to orgaaiM tbo Homo Owaari Wasblngtoa, April .27,— (A Fl^e ffllarlff of tbf .«bftlr»fta «f id s of tbs table" at tba- iatoraa- stand taksn by Russia in protest- ba ambarraasad by dba iaatia and Prims Mimatar Banaatt of CanadH ooranlffioB at J7,000 fad ed (Ceorrtftit IISI by AP) tloaal seoBomlo ooafsrsacs. in f tbs ssvsrfngsrinf of ths railroad's l^aa Corporation. An approprla- MATStlOKA RETORNI fllad a patltioB to fores a vote la tira of 9200,000,^ la mads for tha want to tha Whits Houaa today, to tbf etbfr alfaibfrf at |b(W ^Mb, New York, A ] ^ 27.— (AF*) — He called'for a Jiat effort to oonnsotions into filbsrln and tbs tba Houaa.
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