The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 1

JtIRA A THOUGHT As arrows are in the hand of a mighty man so are children of the -Psalms 127:4 1 WEATHER UTAH: Fair tonight and Saturday little change in -temperature IDAHO: Cloudy tonight and Sat-or day probably light rains little change In r1 I rss AN VI mm "fti' 1 IW i'r "fc J- rW mm- mmW TK' vr if i i i tiy How sharper than a 6erpent tooth it Is to have a thankless child Shakespeare 0 Sixty-fourth No 203 OGDEN CITY UTAH FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER 22 1933 LAST EDITION rr Do You Wonder Of liver Mines TIIOS PAINTER President Issues Order OF EVANSTON For Coinage of Silver EXPERTS DIFFER AS TO EFFECTS OF SILVER ACT That the photographer rushed up to snap Kettl Gallian who has appeared in French films as she arrived in New York on her way to Hollywood? (A P) Photo a mm ma mm m-a a aK ml vi mv jm mm Mr -p and VIE1 In New Price Boost Act WIDELY KNOWN By FRANK FRANCIS UPON BUSINESS III 1111- Opening of Mints to' Newly Mined Metal tfrfLOi U1LU Calculated to Increase Quotation from Tomorrow afternoon beginning at three o'clock the employes of the southern Pacific Union Pacific and Increase Payroll Government Silver Purchase Policy Greeted Generally with Chorus of Acclaim but There Are Some Sour Notes Heard 43 to Over 64 Cents Ounce Wyoming Man Active In Professor Warren Insists company will parade Any Price Level May WILLIAM BEALE Many rields Succumbs At Age 71 The president said India al It will be recalled that one of the Be Attained ready has put the agreement Associated Press Staff Writer largest and most interestinz parades into effect and "I understand ever given in Ogden was that of WASHINGTON Dec 22 Silver coinage today was BANKER STOCKMAN other nations concerned are IS SPUR TO MINING about to act" commanded by President Roose June 1931 when the men ana women of the railway service marched to the tune of "Ship and Mr Roosevelt said he took the SALT LAKE CITY Dec While Utah silver mines tirenared to add new wnrfcprs and inrrpns nrri Authority On Boxing and Adding 15 Million Dollars velt in a sudden expansion of his monetary plans for lifting joint step of ratification and Travel by Rail" coinage "finding it proper to commodity prices Often Served As Ring Referee A- duction leaders of the industry generally hailed the government's silver fjurehase tinlicv as marldntr thfi hpHnninor nf co-operate with other govern The obiect of the demonstration Circulation irst Immediate Action Bv BRACKETT By proclamation he opened federal mints to newlv-mined ments and necessary to assist on Saturday is to make the public better times for this the nation's largest silver-producing In increasing and stabilizing silver in a program estimated to EVANSTON Dec (Special) domestic prices to augment the istate generally more conscious 01 the fact that railroad rates have been re- duced to such a decree as to invite Associated Press Business i Writer purchasing power of peoples in push the metal's price from around 43 to 64 cents an On the basis of last year's silver WASHINGTON Dec (AP) Painter Sr 71 former mayor of Evanston and president of the Painter Company Inc Sheep suver-using countries to pro HOST HAHIIETS ounce add millions to the na everyone who is traveling to travel Addition of silver to the money tect our foreign commerce tion's mining wealth and spur Dy ran against the adverse effect of de base a primary result of the president's project to buy the nation's exports to silver-using countries company and president of the Ev preciated foreign currencies and to carry out the understanding Silver produced domestically anston National bank died here at STIMULATED BY silver production is seen by experts The Terminal band of fifty pieces from today until December 31 production in Utah of nearly 7000-jOOO ounces it was computed that the increase in the silver price would mean $1400000 more revenue to mines of the state without any boost in production Beeson vice president and general manager of the Park City Consolidated mine announced that property will resume operations De- who have advised on the current between the 66 governments seven o'clock this morning follow 1937 will be accepted by the gold policy as a means of attain that adopted the resolution ing an illness of nine months His mints Half will be coined and herein before referred to' SILVER ACTION returned in dollars to the pro ing the dollar of constant purchas ing power advocated by the presi dent Pittman held the president's death was attributed to heart failure and cancer is to lead the marchers It is a band well worth hearing made up of many most talented musicians C3 In the call for the parade a ber of names appear including Barnard superintendent of the action "undoubtedly will stabil- ducer half surrendered to the government and held in re more Immediate and obvious Mr Painter was one of the most "ize the price of silver throughout the world at 6414 cents an serve effects of silver purchases will be prominent men of Evanston and bait Lake Exchange Has to be increased to 50 in the -near Mr Roosevelt's proclamation to add some $15000000 in silver ounce until some other action is was widely known not onlv in Wyo formally ratified the London to the $29000000 now in circula taken to raise it to a higher ming but also in other parts of the price" west He was prominent in Repub silver agreement by which it was understood the United States tion and many ecenomists agree to stimulate temporarily at least neaviest Irading ot 500 more men Lntire Year George Snyder manager of Synder and Sons said the VrT3V nn tv nriUflctAH irvrn will Vt "It will enormously increase lican circles for twenty-five years would absorb annually at least commodity and security prices our export trade to these (silver- having served as Republican chair Beyond these two conseauennes 24421410 ounces of its silver using) countries" Pittman said union aoiic kj omiin superintendent of the company Goodfellow tendent of the Southern Pacific Manson superintendent of the Oregon Short line Gunnell superintendent of the Co Carson agent of the Pullman company and Houston general agent of the Railway Express com man of Uinta county for several ejeperts find themselves in conflict "This of course will aid In rals years and also as Uinta count i production approximately the 1932 output Simultaneously with promul lng commodity prices and tend commissioner for ten years on aimosc every point The argument ranges from abso lute denial that silver remonetl7a gains of around $2 to $10 for most employment of 500 more men in the stocks advances of 3 cents or more Snyder properties at Stockton a bushel for wheat a rise of 95 Pioche and Spruce Mountain Nev cents to $05 a bale net In cotton and Halley Idaho In addition de-and improvements In many other work will be started in commodities measured the reaction other properties of the company He was mayor of Evanston for greatly to our recovery and has ten the return of normal condi gation or sliver coinage the ad- ministration evidenced anew its ten years from 1915 to 1925 being elected to office three consecutive tion will affect prices for mote than tions" pany a few days to the statements of Intention to continue gold buy President Roosevelt ordered times During his term the $290- men such as Prof Warren a of speculative markets today to the exceptions to the general chorus government's new silver program cclaim from industrial and civic The railroads are a big part of 000 waterworks system was installed and the rjresent citv hall built Mr that the treasury's 50 per cent of the silver turned in to mints be held as bullion and not be one of the major Influences back Of present money policies that by ing The RFC increased funds set aside for such purchases from $75000000 to $100000000 and disclosed that 507485 ounces sstocKS closed with a burst of WCiC vum- strength and around their da some sllver monev adv0' Painter was a director of the Ev Ogden and they have the well wishes of the people of this community altering silver along with gold sirrmo nrnnriT disposed of prior to December had been acquired domestically prices any desired commodity price anston National bank since its organization in 1907 31 1937 "except for coining into level may oe attained united states coins" The plan BOXING ENTHUSIAST WARREN'S IDEA was applied to "silver hereafter highs The market had reacted from an opening upsurge but rallied vig- fh? Vt' prcsident of orously again in the last half hS KJSii Metal shares were the feature To- "disastroSl baccos and a few utilitles finIshed moveas ds 1JWC1 tfi i jcca oncruni OF CARLO ADING for $16976000 Thus the weight of both gold and silver will strengthen the Roosevelt lever being used to lift commodity Mr Painter was a boxing fan and i Warren's Ideas as stated in his produced in the United States or was prominent in the intermoun-tain country in the fight eame ref- its possessions prices In proclaiming that he found ereeing many bouts He was an in- SUver futures showed net 7" nive book "Prices" envisaged the use of silaer as money with gold and he varying of the relations between them so as to provide a more stable money based on two precious metals We hope their reduced fares including the elimination of Pullman surcharges will bring to the roads so much traffic that it will tax their equipment and give every railroad trainman an opportunity to get on the regular board In keeriine with the spirit of A hint of other moves to come it necessary that the price of timate friend of-Jack Dempsev dur REVEALS GAINS silver "he enhanced and stabilized" Mr Roosevelt emphasiz ing the fighter's early career At onpnfns nf alter move ohdoubtedly will give no stim- 3 ulus' t0 th ming interests of Wheat closed with net pains of mw in the government's march toward a commodity dollar was contained in this paragraph of one time Dempsey said he was in instead or one ed international co-operation debted to Mr Painter for his success i Whether the president has such 3 to nearly 4 cents or somewhat rnnir vnT cV-nenm tne presidential proclamation in the effort Referring to the Passenger! Traffic Is Also in the game la- plan in view it was pointed out "The present ratio in weight London agreement he said: Christmas tide the Weber club is entertaining its friends Saturday He was born in SouthamDton that his proclamation carefully nr- UnrfioitS MguS- Frank B- c6ok a member of the Dollar exchange declined moder- International Silver commission ately and government bond Rain "This resolution was contln and fineness of the silver dollar to the gold dollar shall for the At High Level In AU Sections England February 28 1862 a son of i serves tne rignt to modify the pres Kent upon an agreement he and Christmas day Aaron and Sabina Cowdery Paint ent legal vratio between gold and purpose of this proclamation eased a bit The treasury's eold am a hinWaUef oh tween the governments of those silver be maintained until changed by Thf club Is develorjinff a fine price was left unchanged dent's order does not satisfy me er ana was brought to the United States at the age of 4 by his mother countries producing large quan tiles of silver and the govern WASHINGTON Dec (AP) By law an ounce of eold is worth rurtner order or proclamation 'cllowshia which is a reminder of or MARKET BUSY The Increased price of silver that SALT- LAKE CITY Dp- 25 comps for nfw1v mlnoH tnf ni The American Railway association approximately 16 times more than 0 The president's order intend wno was a widow His early boy ments of those countries holding Jhz Weber club of twenty years ago announced today that loadings of Jan ounce of sil ver and the dollar hood --was soent in Uinta emintv i mil (AP) In the heavipJ? traHlnor nf Ipfld tt en arirfoH ImiIV ed -to- boost silver's 'market or ugaTgrquantities looking wncn its social anairs were most He later drove a staee coach be ratio between the two often is re to the elimination of an unnat the year on the Salt Lake stork zinc on the marfcpt-' that win mnr revenue freight for the week ended December 16 1 were 554832 cars an popular and the club was known worth to half the legal value of $129 an ounce was issued by erred to as 16 to 1 Under manin tween Almy and Evanston and then ural over-supply of silver on mar- CnanCe Silver Shnrfi o-alnnHI t3ln nffAf fnr fhA mlnAe fVA from coast to coast increase of 17329 over the Dreced ulations of the prices of the metals moved to Evanston to make his authority of the inflationary sets of the world tag week marking the first time home He was married to Jennie in connection with the president's power congress voted him in the "This agreement of course Over In Colorado many of the old since 1319 that revenue- freight agricultural adjustment act It monetary program however it Downs at Evanston in 1886 was for the purpose of allowine wutvu S9 ww aw vnv liAllittf i9 WA1C AAA" much as $265 in the first call of creased prices of silver" today's session on the strength of Other silver money backers while the new government silver policy expressing hope for further action Thirty-one thousand shares were toward establishment of silver on traded on the first call a new vol a firm monetary basis character- mining towns have taken on new life loadings have shown an increase would take about 50 ounces of sil immediately was lauded bv Sen Surviving are his widow and one with the advance In gold demand and supply to cover the price of silver by the limitation over the corresponding preceding ver to buy one ounce of gold Silver ator Pittman (D Nev) author son Thomas Painter Jr and two weefc instead of the usual seasonal of the silver agreement written and neutralization of this over- grandchildren all of Evanston Cripple Creek once more is being ume record for the present year and 12(5(1 tne government's action as equaling the boom da va of 192j marking a decided advance step decline at this Period of the year is oeing purcnased by the government at 645 cents an ounce while the price of Bold has been hoisted tn at the London economic confer Funeral services will be held at supply derived from the melting The total for the week of Decem ence heard from and even Leaavuie which had a population of 12000 in up or sliver couas the family residence at two o'clock nr i 11 saue ber 16 was an increase of 39063 This understanding between Aiium jiaa me power to ais- sunaay artemoon under the direc its boom days is being revived A Silver dollar will hnv rnnsidpr 66 countries aeainst further sil over the same week in 1932 but was Prices generally were under highs OTHER METALS established in May and June under It was pointed out by some com-the influence of a strong New York mentors that since Utah's silver de-market and silver speculation posits are in combination with cop- pose of on the markets of the tion or tne Eiics lodge of Salt Lake ably more than a dollar's worth of ver debasement and depreciation 26338 lower than the corresponding world at any time and at anv City Mr Painter was a life mem If silver Is remonetlzed there will week In 1931 suver even with silver priced at was contingent upon an agree price hundreds of millions of ber of the Elks be old camps In Utah Nevada and AT HIGH LEVELS i per' Ieaa ana one 'one effect' of rr-t n-ui a MnrrPaSpH r11wp nrnnnf Inn ment between major silver pro ounces of silver In fact India Idaho brought back to life 645 cents which is about 20 cents above the current open market price A silver dollar in effert is ducing countries (By 'United Press) had the power and capacity to Mr Painter had manv friends in Australia Canada Mexico Return of some measure of Dros aump silver derived from the Ogden where he was known both as! ouvct xvxiig coalition touched vm wo $10 a share compared with a prior an lcrease(J output of the other high of $8 Tintic Standard hit metals- suggested by A $675 against a prior hieh of ii 20 smelting and Mining com-and Paf Utah went to MaoTfS Pny official that this will be cal- Even today with the prospect that Worth a dollar because it is made so Peru and the United States melting up of Indian silver coins a Business man and a sportsman perity to the nation's railroads was indicated today in a United Press by law an amount equal to the something big is to be done for silver men in Ogden are planning agreed to absorb 35000000 ounces of silver annually for Twenty years or more ago few boxing contests of merit) were conduct FIFTY TO ONE world's production from t- the cents above its previous hieh for thP culateo- depress prices of these survey which revealed the heaviest holiday passenger traffic since the Thus the current actual infvlnslr excursions into the hills four years China agreed to nro- mines for a period of two years ed in Ogden without Tom Painter year and $115 above yesterday! es neater demand is relationship between gold and sil hlbit sales of silver derived from "This power and the uncer depression began It would not surprise us if when oeing the third man in the ring Sports fol'owers had great confi melting up or debasing coins tainty attending its execution ver is ou to i warren has sug -ft jfarK city Consolidated jumoed 1 from its Yesterday prkS: SS hJP however that the India to limit such sales to 35- gested a ratio of something like was destructive of the value and dence in his knowledee of the snort spring comes and silver is higher La Plata that ghost city in the 20 to 1 000000 ounces annually and cents to wnts hW0 ceni Pnce Ior silver will start of the Park City stability of silver throughout oi Doxmg and in the fairness of The President's nrnrlamatlnn OUIJA BLAMED tne world" tspain to 3uuouuu his decisions hills of the Wasatch far back near the headwaters of Beaver places no limit On thfi amount nf for the year Silver King boal ton made the largest gain of the iaV fL l1" tnls 5ate silver which may be purchased al Creek aroused Itself from Its RId inougn at least 24000000 ounces Van Winkle sleep of 20 years or STRIKE SLOWS SPY SUSPECTS FOR SnpOTING Spencer Is Named must be token off the market Were more sion with an advance of $265 a Sda to i 7 W6V" share over yesterday's high Tintic a Pre-depression basis standard gained $105 over yester- TT day DL Tl the entire silver production ab SOrbed its Drice nn nnon marlrote To Census Position What memories would be recalled SANTA CLAUS DENY CHARGES iiy Dauy innves: Girl Says She Shot Father would tend to rise spectacularly but the government's ability to i if the ow sliver camps once more resounded to the roar of the stamps I WASHINGTON Dec 22 Is Fed With Dropper and the blasts of the mine whistles WHITE TO CHECK dump silver on the market at any time it is argued probably would time it is argued probably woul At Request of of Mother The department of commerce has i a i- announced the first organization rood and UittS File Up American Pair Say They serve to maintain any desired re work for the census of American M'fk 1 I ou latlonship between it and poid There would be such life in the west as has not be experienced HOLYOKE Mass Dec 22 CUP) -A 29-ounce daughter born twn 1 vv nil ii ula ji i vrrs i a vi rr iniiiii riuiv rip i ST JOHNS Ariz Dec (AP) business to be conducted with i i LIQUOR TRAFFIC since the bonanza days of the long weeks ago today to Mrs Minhapi funds of the civil works administra for a 15-year-old gir! ago ii 11? mat the direct addition of" $15- ln Walkout Inrrenchlrap OOOOOO to the circulating medium hi one year which would result from PHILADELPHIA Dec (UP) -PARIS Dec Mr and Present plan would have a neg tion who admitted shooting her father Supervisors named to take chars There will be Christmas Caroline at the instigation of her mother's Utah Unit To Prevrn of field work included ligible effect on prices is eenerallv due to the efforts of public spirited iouija board was considered by au- Burns has a good chance to live doctors at Holyoke hospital believe Several days after birth the infant lost three ounces Now it appears to be thriving It Is kept in an incubator and fed with a medicine dropper ix- agreed Further general accentancp Pettibone at Le'wisfMMM' citizens who reel that Christmas is Tniin npin in ion untrata nHnn ii tnonties here today Trafnr of ti ftwvy were uea up to- I bvuiuicixiai wprp tip1 ii Eaton at Boise Sale of Moonshine Whisky ion Alien Ed zouna ior the idea that silver Pinch at Twin Falls: Brnnnw by a general strike of approxi- cells prepared today to face a and other miners will benefit eon After the girl Mattie Turlev not thoroughly well observed without the old custom of singing the ongs of Christmas in the open at Pocatello mately 27000 trucks and delivery French judge with the pleathat sWerably making a direct profit pleaded guilty to a charge of attempted murder County Attorney SALT LAKE CITY Dp 22 wagon drivers Efforts to enlM they had been enmeshed innnfiPf about 5'000-000 on rise in The district fedPral nrnhl- rnicn as a message ci nope and a bmitn Gibbons recommended Spencer is a former Ogden L' price ACTRESS PLANS DIVORCE that she be sent to the state Indus newsnaner man uiaywonarsr ucbto ca5iw trap FOREIGN TRADE trial school for six years tt "we uciug uiaue uub sg iar naa noi unous pana ox aeaiers in in- 1 as to me errect on loreign trade EL PASO Tex Dec (UP) Doris Kenyon motion Dictum Diiion eniorcement bureau here today became the alcoholic beverage unit of the federal bureau of investigation and Ephraim White (Continued cn Page Two) STORY cP The motaer Mrs Dorothea Irene VMiL Cv rr succeeded ternational military secrets economists disagree The United actress en route todav tn Tsv An xurley held as an accomplice de UUU1 Or 1 erm Millions of dollars worth of mr The defense of innocence was out-lbtaxes 50es not agree to accept for- nied tht ouiia board seance in acung prohibition enforcement ad geles revealed here that she plans to divorce her husband Arthur which the shooting was allegedly ministrator became acting admin IJ ft chandkP mnrh nf if rkiAA "lieu at a nignt conference betweenll 1 "4 "wb iguous III rriSOIl GetS It I JS? t0 the American couple and Charles Produced here but only promises to vi ii brighten' Christmas in thousand rf fi zf1 bUv domain novel Hopkins New York real pstatn oraerea so that she would be free lsirator or the new unit to marry "a young cowbov" Her uauc WJCU- lawyer wmie xxencn Lij homes rand produce and perishables investigators due into am imm phsp I other nation agree not to IhompJS and nrnHiiM an1 nAiHcViafe1ahnTmennn ana Other nations flfiTPA nnt to He said orders from Washington broker Miss Ksnyon said she did not intend to wed again MINNEAPOLIS Dec petition for freedom on a writ of iJeC 2Z 1 ai4t A IdUmP Silver on this marVpf ThBro defined the duty of his office lr iwcic nuea uDcm ioaauie uiaiiorms i ox uwuxnenus i i habeas corpus was set for hearine- jn it a xiu can on tne lmnort of silver 'T'K 4 ini i -1 I IS preventing illegal transportation of uuabivu give me iui man nro 4V iTTrirtA-r fet-mo nt on "armistice" with waiuuuvc I LAI naa bus UiCtt VI iS-JEaT- Old I I i-ii- una it is possible tnat th nmn luesaay liquor ana preventing sale of liquor youth here-and he got it the union a few trucks orrated de- The victim of the shootine market price might be considerably might be cons not maae unaer reaerai permit and supervision The present staff of a sense nf hi n- uaua to oe onroea hlMerith rrtvArmnf iTurley chief gunner's mate of the own guilt led Emmett Parish tn tm "V0 military power of It Is this maTlr deputies will be retained he said a ii Diiais i-Tance nui naval reserve was in the navy hospital at San Diego Calif to which viuwuwic oner oi prooatuon and 1" I1S eiiective world trade The accept a 10-year maximum sentence oreaa aeuvenes naa almost LJr iettr5 wiat "ie withdrawal of huge Quantity of he was taken by airplane School Boards Oust In the reformatory when was ceased At th Opnrai 10 ine niaaen sources xl the silver however would tn Miss Tuney testified at her brought before Judge Leary company and other large plants otltLSt Price and thus to give mm mm All Jewish Members! ai5inct court -v uvc Vl ma ime nauons wno naa actual silver to He was convicted of usinir trucks were loaded- Hundreds arrest of the mere tools of master export advantages in iZ mother's hearing in justice court that she followed her father to the corral of their ranch home and took careful aim with a- shotgun She said she lost her nerve but after thinkinsr "how much Is -wouirf BEVERLY HILLS nal without the owner's permission Pf Pickets patroled plants and mer- mtods These trails they said they As to the effect on prices gen- BERLIN Dec 22 CHTM Tpwb uie nouses to prevent truck move- uuauu naa uie erauy tToiessor Warren's tables ment uuer oi uennany snow that commodity prices have vrere completely eliminated from school boards by the Prussian 21--CalifornIa had a new ruling this morning on the sale of liquor in hotels The latest one is you buy it In the lobby of the hoter at the news stand thpn mean" to her mother raised the 18 "Huawi'M mcjr wuocyr 4UUUWBU SilVCT iUCOnOmiSXS Every available policeman was on thought it would require additional disagree as to whether silver itself ltV TTpatro nnort went n'h I i -1 cabinet in a decree today Hereto- gun again and fired 3 or tnis agreement Mother told me that oulia hoard iore a senior rabbi had been a member of the school board in cities I "vjkkuu wiiat uv- I TT could not be denied she testifier take it in the dining room and drink it "Give a mmrt nf 1U "and that I would not even be ar PUEBLO Colo Dpc -fAm Ismio-ht nw -m TIT 1 with Jewish populations Adolf Hitler's chief aide in explain rested for doing it" Oneaa killed Wefeht iotol £eS SSr tewUht haTS SVT! HUM UanCcW UttVen ing the decree said that it was a gin the Morning Times a pint of French vermouth an American Mercury some Angastora bitters Physical Culture maga Prehistoric cliff writings and We too even as the shepherds who tended their flocks by night and the Three Wise Men jour persons were mi urea Tour of thri mnnr Mof ATr rrAVA logical development in the rooting To Streets Arrested story of buried treasure also figured In Miss Turley's account out of Jewish influence from Ger zine and a box of Baer's "Kp on mi wma ex peaaung mm to the hlehest bid The eirl said her mother noticed man public life" The decree is op neying out of the east pay homage to our Saviour giving thanks on Christmas Day for uuild kau Li lip I I iniAji i tuuucu wiLiinui caiamz oamEe ows Tiirrne nnriiM4 nAiu I rrr nei rrr nij nn the cliff writings and consulted the erative omy in Prussia The dead woman is xr tU-k wmuu uw See where they captured an trirr "7 wjr AUB cxacs-naueu gypsy-featured of Kowel took di ouija board which told her about his birth Wi -Vi me Brotherhood of Teamsters Russian woman Tidi Tb-tt atw-iBfr CHINESE CITY COMBED tne buried treasure 44 lr rt-t TT -vt T7 vr-- vv 1U6Uv usauisb uuuiil American spy in France He must have been working on his own for we already know all we want to know about 'em HONG KONG Dec Both Miss Turley and her 14- DFATfT iZZZ -f me police prisoners jaances 01 tne uancing Evangelist iwm mm WUWVA-VWV UY Ult I3CLL 1 1 £Ll i 1 i iilfJir fl I nHTTTIff year-oid brother David assorted Thirteen 'airplanes of the Nanking APTTrii fJ7' TDec- called la the "defense of NRA" The who captured her 2 -f-CHRISTMAS (Ml SHOPPING (the nudist ritual dances the towns- that while their father blasted away government today bombed Chang- Yoursr i Kemmprpr wvn 1TZ seemea to nave naa people attached the dancers and rocs in search of the treasure at cnow in revolutionary Fukien Mrs Turley's insistence their province a dispatch said day AmoM the surviving Vi JTrrl -1 ittlTrtw: secrets aespito- tne bitter cold dragged DAY mother was much in the enmrssrsv ia v- W1 tuuutUk uC6UU4WU muUUSu wi uiiaiuauoa oy Louis many into the streets Twenty-two bombs were dronned of Mr: Mcwicji with its strikins taxi drivers effl- Martin 43 a translator in the Police with difficulty rescued and "the young cowboy inflicting heavy casualties and ex WHVWV' IMMfVAUiA AAUUiMVW tensive carnage it was reported.