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i i' ; i '-~i I Man Who Started CHOATE ADVOCATES Film Stars on Way PLAN TO ABROGATE N. R. k CUTS LIST STRICT ADHERENCE To Fame Is Broke TO TAX PER Bj the Associated Press. OF CLEANERS TO A. A. A. IS URGED LOS CITED $2 S3 ANGELES, December 13r-. The man who started more girls to film stardom than any other one man. excepting possibly the ON late Florenz Ziegfeld, Is broke. IN GALEON He is Mack WALLACE PLEA LIQUOR Sennett, maker cf the old bathing beauty and pie- — throwing comedies wh'ch served Alcohol Control Chief Sees as the first vehicles of many an Converts Little Ones. Admits Possibil- actor and actress who later be- Phillips Silent, Declaring Mainly Secretary came well known throughout the Low Levy as Death Blow world. Statement Would Have to Big Operators Stick to ity of Changes, However, Sennett has filed a w voluntary to petition of bankruptcy in Federal Come From in Talk to Bootlegger. Court, listing liabilities at $925,- Hull. Opposition. Farmers. 681.87 and assets at $1,600. The latter Includes household goods $1.50 BLENDED WHISKY and wearing apparel. WELLES IS MANY SAY HIGH CONSIDERS The Sennett Studios have been SAID TO HAVE PRICES SUBSTITUTE In the hands of a Federal re- PRICE IS POSSIBILITY ceiver for several weeks. INITIATED OVERTURES WILL RESULT IN RUIN FOR PROCESSING LEVY

Roosevelt Represented as Placing Ambassador Is Blamed for Failure North Carolinian Declares He Will Opposes Huge Foreign Credits Un- End of Illicit Sales Above FRANCE DEFAULTS ! of Political Factions to Go to Prison Rather Than til We Are Ready to Accept Income for U. S. Confer Last Night. Appeal to Charity. Goods From Abroad.

the By Associated Press. AGAIN ON U. S. DEBT By the Associated Press. By the As .ocisted Press. By the Associated Press. A liquor tax "somewhere between $2 A plan under which the Despite the challenging refusal of CHICAGO December 12.—Strict ad- and a and low to $3 gallon’’ enough might offer to abrogate the Platt many dry cleaners to accept the new herence to the agricultural adjustment out the was advo- squeeze bootlegger Finds Situation amendment in order to help smooth un- minimum price* fixed under their code, act. with possibly some modifications, cated to a commit- Unchanged joint congressional rest in was reported authorita- N. R. A. today had succeeded in re- until a long-time farm program can tee H. today by Joseph Choate, jr., Since Last tively today at the State Department to ducing by 50 or so the list of violators be agreed upon was pleaded for today chairman of the Federal Alcohol Con- Refusal—Raps have been discussed, but whether a cited to the Federal Trade Commission by Secretary ^Wallace in a speech be- Administration. trol definite was v vuw iuukiikau a aim Hitler’s Demands. suggestion would be made for prosecution. uuicau cu* He was followed Edward G. by not disclosed. The converts were mainly little ones, eration convention. Lowry, jr., chairman of President Roose- It was reported in unofficial quarters while the more prominent cut-price op- ! Following George N. Peek, farm ad- velt’s Committee, who By the Associated Press. Interdepartmental here that Ambassador Welles in Havana THE SAME OLD BLIZZARD! eiuiuis aiiu.it uj meir opposition. ministrator, who is taking another job the that a blended PARIS. December 12.—A third de- expressed opinion already had made some overtures toward The hearing on the price schedules : outside the department because of dis- fault on the French debt to the whisky of rather low quality might United abrogating the amendment, which au- set by the trade authority under the ! agreement over policy with some of States was confirmed the for a by cabinet lUliVl A AAA WUWIA eventually be sold $1.50 quart IfXWtUVl] IVUtl illVL IVAAVAVAA code, which N. R. A. has promised to Wallace's aides, the Secretary, like today. More under ^ $2.60-a-gallon Federal tax. The under certain circumstances. Toy Appeals restudy this week, continued this morn- Peek, asked that support be given the At the same time a firm stand toward committee had recommended a levy of Welles’ conversation was said to have To Santa Indicate GERMANY S VIEWS ing, with more cash and carry and small present program. Chancellor Hitler of this amount. Germany was ap- taken place in connection with confer- independent merchants arguing for a Conceding that some changes in the proved. Christmas Choate did not mention a specific ences designed to bring opposing fac- Happier differential against the call and deliver act might be needed, among them a The government considers figure, in line with the administration’s itself bound tions in the island together, which were service cleaners. substitution for the processing tax as the down last By the Associated Press. to of a decision up to Con- by chamber's refusal to pay the reported to have broken night. Officials indicated they expected a means of for policy leaving ON PROMOTION LIST — ON LEAGUE SOUGHT raising money benefits, In authoritative here it was CHICAGO. December 12 of was fre- United States a year ago and, since quarters proceed rapidly against ringleaders A $2.20-a-gallcn levy —_ Wallace held that the whole farm gress. stated definitely that neither President Letters to Santa Claus, says As- the code opposition, but made no an- the situation has not I quently mentioned as probable. changed in the Roosevelt nor the State Department had sistant Postmaster John T. Mc- nouncement regarding the line to be problem is one of planning. meantime, offer Garth. indicate a happier Christ- President Roosevelt was represented Joseph Paul-Boncour, min- officially authorized any specific Walter N. Vernou Is Sounds Out Reich on taken. Debate Capt. mas this than there has Italy Is Urged. as being more interested in driving the ister of ilong this line so far. year foreign affairs, was instructed Seek to Avoid Prosecution. "Debate will bootlegger out of business than in boost- been for several years. that rage with great to reply to that effect to Washington’s Phillips Declines Statement. Slated to Be Made a A decrease in the from and Return ing the amount of liquor revenues. j appeals Disarming They frankly admitted that the intensity this Winter” was* urged by bill. and an Increase In the Lowry explained the Interdepart- Acting Secretary of State Phillips parents principal effort was to persuade small the Secretary in the formulation of a declined to comment, letters written by children asking so as to mental Committee’s recommendation for The debt settlement was to today saying any to Geneva. cleaners to accept the prices new and permanent program. But he presented Rear Admiral. for rather than food formed a $2.60 tax was based on its accom- statement involving the Platt amend- toys avoid having to pit the power of Fed- pleaded that the debate not be "re- the French government by Andre Le- the basis for his he said. panying suggestion that the Federal ment would have to come from Secre- opinion, eral prosecution against small fry. duced to petty, personal interests or fevrt de French McGarth has been Government take over the entire field Laboulaye, Ambassador tary Hull, who is attending the Pan- substituting One convert announced was Samuel snfall local issues.” Walter N. Vernou. naval aide for Santa Claus for 13 By the Associated Press. of gallonage taxation and divide the to Washington. American Conference at Montevideo. Capt. years, per- Bazemore. the St. Petersburg presser One thing that must be decided, he In other official however, it to President was the mitting individuals and organ- European capitals hummed today whose and the of revenues with the States. The cabinet Paul-Boncour’s quarters, Roosevelt, among | violation, attempt said, is whether the permanent program approved izations to take letters addressed with talk of disarmament and the was slated today that the State De- 11 naval chosen for pos- i competitors to prosecute him. brought shall be simply national or interna- Revenues Estimated. vigorous declaration that France would captains promo- to Santa, them and partment probably would not object to investigate sibility of reshaping the League ol in Tampa. Fla., the opinion by Federal tional. Until that decision is made, tion to rear admiral. The Chief Execu- deliver the desired In time He said if this suggestion was not consent neither to a German Army of proposals to modify the Platt amend- goods Judge Akerman that N. R. A. could not Wallace continued, the assumption must for Christmas. Nations. Interest centered In London followed and the gallonage tax field ment if it would serve to provide the tive yesterday approved the findings of constitutionally attempt to regulate be that the is “national because 300,000, unless the Nazi storm troops and Berlin. plan was also left open to the States, the oasis for a new deal in Cuba. a Naval Selection Board, which also strictly local commerce. there is very little were included in the nor obviously foreign Federal tax should not be more than tabulation, Unless Cuban in Italian of Bute Fulvic The Government had not been groups get together 28 to be elevated Undersecretary repre- purchasing power for our wheat and concessions in the picked commanders $2 or $2.20 a gallon. grant Saar Basin, their conciliation efforts, however, it Su\ ich faced at least tw o sented in that proceeding, but a visit of lard at the time, nor is President brilliant social present any He estimated revenues from a $2 tax which was intimated that the present would to the rank of captain. Federal Trade Commission men to Baze- material Germany wants returned to her events In connection with his visit tc change conceivable within a would be $170,000,000 and from a $3 oe an time to initiate transmit the names to more him to or from the of inauspicious any Roosevelt will persuaded comply. year two.” flag Aegis France. Berlin. were official rT'a*H»vsftr»iT frii'on vortor/ln v V\v» Bor. tax $218,000,000. treaty revision. LINDBERGHS DASH They dinners al He warned loans to for after Con- against huge for- The attitude toward the Senate confirmation Questioned by Representative Mc- Germany will be which President Paul von nard Shatkin. Philadelphia cleaner, eign countries to buv American rn-n.i- Roosevelt Favors convenes. Hindenburf | Cormack, Democrat, of Massachusetts, formulated at Change. gress who his with bcmb- ucts until the in detail the next cabinet and Chancellor Adolf Hitler were tc charged competitors United States is read' In Lowry agreed there was some doubt session-after the British say how far President Roosevelt on November 24 The prospective new rear admirals. | ing his stores and his family, was for the "acceptance of large amounts c; at Warm preside. in his own mind as to the possibility they will support France and France's Springs, Ga., issued a state- addition to Capt. Vernou. are Capt. Paul answered today by G. Earle Smith, goods from abroad.” in of selling whisky for $1.50 a quart with allies in the matter. ment which he expressed a desire FOR PORT OF In this manner the way was to lx j operator of Bomo, Inc., a chain with After cu: SPAIN suggesting support of the now industrial tax a to the of which in- Baxter Dungan, manager 140 said: a of $2.60 gallon. Likewise the cabinet awaits the end modify treaty 1901, paved for serious talks: What conces- oash-and-carry stores, who rent hog-corn plan, Wallace said tha the who served McCormack asked if it wouldn’t be of a series of conferences which are be- cludes intervention stipulation. At of the New York Navy Yard, "As for throwing bombs, the only “the time is when we shall have sions would re- coming tax rate at in that 'time he ine omce OI ntvai aw Germany demand if she better to fix the $1.75 ing carried on with representatives of said: in ui>einwiuiia i bomb I ever threw was when a man to reconsider many of the devices em- in 1920 and later to Reach entered the order to assure elimination of the boot- the little entente—Czechoslovakia, Ru- "We have been keenly desirous dur- the Navy Department Expected Trinidad League of Nsftlons; just came out with a 29-cent price and I ployed in the adjustment act.” all this of deed commanded the came out with two for a And legger. mania and Yugoslavia—on the German ing period showing by Engineering Experiment what the Nazis want as a basis for s quarter. Among changes recommended by va- Lowry the committee had kept our intention of playing the of a Station at Annapolis, Md. I think that's the only kind of bomb rious agreed question. Incidentally, these conversa- part in Short Time on world accord on disarmament. groups, Wallace said, are substitu- the tax as as it could in order to the Cuban We Ellis director of naval Flight Mr. Shatkin knows about.” high tions were expected in diplomatic quar- | Bood neighbor people. Capt. Hayne tion of something for the processing to raise as much revenue as possible ters to have wished to commence negotiations intelligence. Navy Department, who Hurries On to tax and the bring Bulgaria into harmony, England. Prices Held Fair. "licensing of every plowed and still permit the legal liquor in- with the for a revision of the commercial con- served as aide to Secretary of the Navy From . field and the little entente. Suvich inauguration of market- dustry to outsell the bootlegger and vention between the two countries and Denby and later commanded the U. S. Busy Signor hoped to finish Smith admitted that beginning three farm with II Duce’s ing products on a quota system.' that it have “steered too close BELGIUM for a modification of the permanent S. Rochester, of the Special business in Berlin soon years ago “we met the chislers at their might ALSO DEFAULTS. flagship It between was said in Rome that he might ; own we have Skeptical of to the line." treaty the United States and Service Squadron. BULLETIN. game, using everything Licensing. The witness said the committee, in Cuba hurry on to England. ! heard about here, cut-throat prices, Of the Cab.net Makes No Provision for Decem- Andrews on List. Premier licensing-quota proposals, he the differences in cost be- "On the economic side, we have been Capt. PORT-OF-SPAIN. Trinidad. De- Mussolini, it was said, woulc ! low wages, poor quality.” But he in- said: considering like to and had ber of a Andrews, chief of have his ideas on reforming th< sisted that the dismal tween the legal illegal sellers, Payment. hopeful entering upon discussion Capt. Adolphus cember 12 C4»).—Col. and Mrs. prospect painted "While I have been of League presented in both London anc skeptical this, taken into consideration two factors— of such measures as might be under- stall of the Battle Force of the United by the cash-and-carry men for the we BRUSSELS. December 12 ).—The Charles A. arrived here Berlin before his undoubtedly ought to consider it that the general public would rather taken by common consent between the States Fleet, who was -naval aide to Lindbergh representative return! future under stabilized prices was not from Belgian cabinet decided today to main- to Rome for Christmas. every angle in our farm meetings. buy legal than illegal liquor and that two governments, which would rebound Prince Axel of Denmark during a trip this afternoon after a flight of more in sight. It is to the tain its previous attitude its France looked to up farmers and the farm the must make a wider concerning to the benefit of both the American to the United States and in 1922 com- Berlin today foi John D. Ward, also of Philadelphia, Illegal operator war debt to the United than 900 miles from Manac*. Brazil. organizations to give us the benefit of States—that of U. S. S. further details of the answer to th< said conditions in his were a margin of profit. and Cuban people. No progress along manded the presidential yacht city their judgment on default. , The colonel set the big red hydro- questions put to Hitler the French proposals like these these lines can be made until there Mayflower here, serving as naval aide by "shining example" of cut-throat com- One Recommendation Is It made no provision for the Andre change in the act likely to be Compromise. payment exists in Cuba a to the President. He was a naval monoplane down in the harbor Ambassador, Francois-Poncet petition and maintained it was not a due at this time. provisional government made by the coming session of Con- said falling American here at yesterday. case of the cash and carries Lowry $1.50 whisky probably which, through the popular support member to the representa- 2:27 pm.. Eastern standard driving gress. Wallace asserted, is the the M. Francois-Poncet asked details ot out of but that the latter had insertion would not be possible in first few which it obtains and which through tion at the Geneva Preparatory Com- | time. He had taken off the business, of beef cattle and $22,200,926 DUE UNITED STATES. from : Hitler’s appeal for a sugar as basic com- _months, but would be feasible when an the general co-operation which it en- mission on Llmitatoin of Armaments European peaci to put their house in order. modities. Amazon River in the interior of plan built on a distribution system was set up. shows evidence of sta- in 1926. strong and "equal’ He maintained that the prices set for adequate joys. genuine une or two others may also be In to he disclosed France Never Has Paid ‘'Token" on chief of'I Brazil at 4:48 a.m., Eastern standard Germany. Philadelphia. 85 cents for a man’s suit, added, response questions, bility” Capt. Manley Hale Simons, In but the case for beef cattle time. Paris it was understood Hitler’! was fair and since the and sugar that the Inter-departmental Commit- War Debt. The Piatt amendment staff, cruisers o' the Scouting Force, entirely that seems provides: "strong Germany” which threat to be beyond dispute," he said. tee’s recommendation was a "That the Cuba con- commander of the plan, public had become conscious of low compromise government of war-time Navy the Press. But on the broader The war debt payment due the United By Associated ened to deadlock negotiations with the cut-throat perspective he and that some of its members wanted sents thht the United States may exer- transport U. S. P. Kroonland, for which prices through practices urged his listeners States from France December 15 PORT OP SPAIN. Trinidad, Decem- France for an arms accord, had beer of the few “we have "to defend the agri- a higher levy while others wanted a cise the to intervene for the pres- he got the Navy Cross. past years, got cultural amounts to right modified in the conversation' adjustment act with every lower one. $22,200,926 of which $2,- ervation of Cuban Ivan Ernest fleet ber 12.—Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lind- slightly to suffer a while until that effect is independence, the Capt. Bass, engi- with M. power at your command until witness 354,438 is principal and $19,855,487 in- Francois-Poncet. worn off.” you are Choate was the first today maintenance of a government adequate neer officer on the staff of the com- i for Trinidad on another sure can terest. bergh, heading which you get something better." as the Senate Finance and House Ways the and UlOilUVl US WllllVU UlUtlO iUIQbiV. Main During yesterday's nearing for protection of life, property of Parleys in Berlin. He mentioned in Committees resumed its The French payment is second only hop their homeward 'ourney, passed ended in the early hours of this morn- predicting efforts to and Means individual liberty and for discharging Fleet, who served here In 1923 as a set one section of the He he did not have in amount to that owed this month by the Brazilian of Boa Vista at While Hitler was receiving the Frencl ing some cleaners told N. R. A. to bring country against hearings. explained the obligations with respect to Cuba, member of the Board of Inspection village the other that "if Great to envoy. Foreign Minister Paul. on its Federal Trade Commissioner there had been no any “considered opinions on taxation” Britain, amounting $117,670,- imposed by the treaty of Paris on the and Survey at the Navy Department 9:08 a.m.. Eastern standard time, today, Joseph cotton 765. Boncour discussed Franco-Germar prosecutors, others that plow-up campaign, the cotton- because his organization had been over- United States, now to be assumed and and in 1928 served here in the Bu- pleaded higher seed oil in London they informed Pan-American Airways affairs with Roland would the cotton plowed under whelmed with the task of under- has announced its intention reau of at the Koester, Germar prices ruin them. And Trade getting undertaken bv the eovernment of Cuba.” Engineering depart- would have equaled all the and to of making a token payment in dollars here. Ambassador to Paris. The outcome wa ; Commission representatives in the room lard of the way allocating permits import- ment, a year later becoming assistant of '* of not made known. It was hogs Iowa, Illinois and Nebraska ers. $7,500,000. WELLES TO LEAVE CUBA. chief of that bureau. In another message, timed 9:40 a.m., said this enc l (Continued on Page 5, Column 1.) of the conversations Liberals who talk about “I know we all share the view that France has never made a token pay- Mrs. Lindbergh wirelessed that the was unimportant Federal con- that main trol of private business, and the the tax has got to be kept low’ enough to ment. Last June her default amounted Capt. Pye Served Here. monoplane was following a course a negotiations were centerec meth- Ambassador Announces He Will Take in Berlin. ods of some farm strike leaders keep out the bootleggers,” Choate said to $40,738,000 and the previous De- Capt. William Satterlee Pye, recently trifle west of north from Boa Vista. drew In London. A. C. criticism from Peek, who also He added that the report of the cember, $19,261,000. Plane Tomorrow. ordered as chief of staff of the com- This indicated they were dashing in a Joseph Avenol. sec MONTEVIDEO PARLEY delivered retary general of the an address before the convention. After Interdepartmental Committee con- Debt payments due December 15 mander of the scouting force, who serv- bee line for Trinidad across the Sierra League, continuec HAVANA. December 12 UP).—Ambas- his conversations with saying he believed the tained valuable information and recom- from all foreign debtors aggregate ed the World War on the staff Pacaraima Range, which forms of JJritish govern export field sador Sumner Welles of the United during part ment leaders. would reward "a mendations of consideration, oi wmcn $iut>,4U5,636 is of the commander in chief of the United the between Venezuela and MAY ADJOURN SOON very careful looking- worthy j States announced he would leave boundary He into.” Peek interest today told Parliament last it wa > asserted: but said the tax figure it recommended and $46,618,691 principal. States Atlantic Fleet and secured the Brazil. Mount Roraima. an 8,000-foot night _ Cuba by airplane at 2:30 p.m. tomor- "to be regretted" that r "There is grave concern be a little too for it. He served here in peak, forms of the range. 'Tesponsibllit' over the ex- might high. row for Miami and would continue to Navy Cross part for the pressions of a failure of the great powers t< > Heads few ultra-liberals about the Bureau of Ordinance at the depart- Pan-American Airways officials ex- of Delegation Unable to Re- the Washington to resume his duties in the reach an should be Government over Republican Opposed. FARLEY GETS SURPRISE ment and in 1929 served as head of the pected if all went well the Lindberghs undersanding lal< taking private State Department. at the door of the business. If you want “I am impressed w’ith the desirabil- United States Naval Mission to Peru. would arrive at Port of Spain before 3 League.” main at Conference my opinion— Ambassador Welles said Jefferson Beyond personality, not mind of working toward the end that He is taking the place of the new com- p.m. officially, you— ity OVER DOLLAR ABROAD Caffery, President Roosevelt’s I would say that this the United States collect the volume personal mandant of the At 10 Mrs. wirelessed: December 24. apprehension is come to Washington Navy Yard, a.m., Lindbergh representative to Cuba, would BANK (Continued on Paee 4 f!nlnrrm A \ tax and the States the occupational Rear Admiral Joseph R. Defrees, as "Everything O. K. same ROBBED OF $15,00( | Havana “within three or four days.” Following tax,” Choate said, referring to the Reassures “Most Forgotten Men,” chief of staff to the commander of the course. Speed 116 miles an hour.” (Mr. Caffery will serve in Cuba as committee’s recommendation for divi- scouting force. Half an hour later Pan-American Four Armed Men Br the Associated Press. Americans in personal representative of the Presi- Hold Up Baj sion of revenues between the Federal Spending Money Capt. Arthur Philip Fairfield, assist- picked up this terse message: December dent, rather than as Ambassador, since MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, ITALY TO CUT and State Governments. ant chief of the Bureau of Navigation, nying clouds. Same City National Branch. 12.—The COSTS French Capital. the United States has not recognized through Steering Committee of the “The United States should collect Navy Department, war-time commander course.” Pan-American Conference was the present government of President BAY CITY, Mich., December 12 today the Associated of the destroyer U. S. S. McDougal, UP on Page 2. Column 4 ) By Press. Four all considering adjournment of the con- IN LIEU OF (Continued Ramon Grau San Martin.)' which him the CROSS HIGH men. armed, robbed a Nationa INFLATION ■ ■ —— brought Navy Cross; MOUNTAINS. December 24 in view _• ■ ■ PARIS. December A. gress of the fact 12.—James Bank of Bay City branch of an esti Discussed Amendment. later aide on the staff of the Com- many Ministers and other dele- United States Postmaster mated $15,000 a few foreign Farley, Gen- mander United States Naval Forces in minutes after i heads feel President Grau San Martin told the Lindbergh Route Considered opened for business gation they cannot be pres- eral. here on a vacation,, reassured i European Waters aboard the U. S. S. this morning ent Mussolini and Aides at Work on IMPROVEMENT SEEN One of beyond that date. The conference, j Associated Press today, concerning a Melville at Ireland, with Hazardous. the robbers remarked to i American business men in Paris Queenstown, which began December 3, convenes today recent conlerence between Ambassador woman bank employe, "my wife need subsequent service in the office of Naval every four years. Reduction to Assist Ex- that the dollar was sound, and praised Welles and himself: 'MANAOS, Brazil, December 12 UP).— a new fur coat and she’s going to ge FOR ICKES AND DERN Operations here. The roll-call on a plan the President Roosevelt's handling of the “In my conversations with Mr. Welles Col. and Mrs. Charles A. it.” asking Capt. George Franklin Neal, com- Lindbergh conference to approve a policy against port Trades. monetary situation. we discussed the Platt amendment in Two customers, one a minister, wh (Contlnued on Page 2, Column 8.) took off at 6:48 a.m., local time (4:48 intervention was ready for formal “I had a big surprise,” he said, "when general terms and, apparently, the Am- entered while the robbery was in prog Confined at E. S. drafting by a subcommission on the Two Cabinet Officers I found the dollar did not me as that a a.m., T.), today on a hazardous ress, were struck on the head am get bassador thought modification rights and duties of states. By the Associated Press. much as I thought it would. was over fqrced to lie down behind the cashier’ of the permanent treaty advisable, flight unexplored jungles and wild The document will be to- ROME, December Local I am not disturbed.” with the bank presented 12.—Paced, leaders Hospitals Getting "However, but he did not say the United States U. S. AND COLOMBIA mountain lor Trinidad. cage staff. The mei morrow to the territory Committee on Interna- believed, with the of The Postmaster General said Roose- was to abandon it” fled in an automobile in which on necessity inflating disposed Their route over 746 tional Law, whose approval Is neces- Nicely. velt "knows much more about what his lay miles of of their companions had waited. the currency or the Along The Ambassador, discussing the con- sary to enable the matter to reach the reducing cost of critics have in mind than they know virgin Brazil jungle lands and thence versation, said: TRADE PACT READY conference floor. production, Italy has decided to pursue what he has in mind.” “I only reminded President Grau San 200 miles farther The who approximately by way Former Killed Car. document, principally backed by the latter course. The two cabinet officers confined to Members of the American Club, Martin of Roosevelt’s state- Jockey by Cuba and Presicjent of Georgetown, British Guiana, to their Haiti, is in the form of a That is entertained him at luncheon, were in- Warm that NEW December 12 why. It was explained yester- service hospitals here today were de- ment at Springs he was First of New Economic ORLEANS, (JP).- compact to be presented to every coun- as "the most Policy island day, Premier Mussolini and troduced to him forgotten willing to modify the treaty.” goal. George Kneir, 76, former Jockey am try. It Is to'be from experts of scribed as getting nicely. Secre- of the [ signed apart the the Italian tate algpg man in Christendom, on account Cuba looked to Ambassador V/elles Only a small of well wishers race horse trainer, was fatally I usual convention corporative are at work Scheduled to Be group Jpjurei containing all the on a Harold L. Ickes is at the Naval fall of the dollar in relation to the Agreements here late when was nation-wide and simultaneous re- tary was out to see yesterday he strucl : Pan-American Conference (Continued on Page 2, Column 7.) the famous flying couple, agreements duction in salaries and because of a fractured rib sus- French franc. by a hit-and-run driver. to be initialed at the living costs. Hospital __ who arrived here after a 932- final session. Signed Today. Sunday Government leaders said a wholesale when he on the ice mile from Para, off on an- tained slipped hop Brazil, reduction in wages and the cost of liv- other of their home- morning, his Spring dangerous stage ing was Imperative If was to con- yesterday ci^gide WILL ward Italy ELEVEN-WORD SCRIBBLED By the Associated Press. flight. MORE SNOW IS tinue to export products. Valley home. Secretary George H. The DUE HERE TONIGHT Three months of negotiations were Lindberghs arose about 5 o’clock, Quick action is needed to forestall Dern is at Walter Reed Hospital, where had only a light breakfast and then ESTATE UPHELD expected to bear fruit today in the losing further ground in foreign trade, he is undergoing treatment for eye GIVING $90,000 were taken to their plane in an auto- AS LOW REMAIN they believe. signing of a reciprocal commercial mobile officials of the TEMPERATURES trouble. accompanied by Every citizen, affected directly or in- United States and Pan-American The treaty between the Airways. take-off directly, is expected to follow a plan A Navy Department bulletin, issued was uneventful. Their who came to visit the sick man and the Colombia, the first concrete manifesta- route over the of national reduction similar to that today from Capt. Curtis B. Munger, The validity of a will scribbled In is due Tor more snoi i he died. Later on. Miss unexplored and dangerous Brazil ter- Washington predicted for today, with increasing of October, 1930, wh*;r. 10 to 12 Medical Corps, U. ,S. N„ commanding blank next day Keyes tion of the administration’s new, con- per pencil on the back of a telegraph found the blank, ritory called for them to travel 190 late tonight or early tomorrow, accord cloudiness preceding the snow. cent reductions were achieved in sal- the Naval Hospital, said: “The Secre- telegraph wrapped economic toward Latin thrown a woman the and held in ciliatory policy