Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1926, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE PARIS CARINET FARING BATTLE || WITH DEPUTIES Financial Be Fought Out on Open Floor. CARD OF French Cold to Riff Peace Envoy | | Program to} ides vats AAI ebellious Riffs. to open peace Britisher, sent to Paris as an envoy by Abd-el-Krim, leader of the French foreign office appears unwilling to accept as spokesman for the Moroccan tribesmen, section of French pr negoti shown he ations with s is criticizing the ‘apt. Gordon Canning, despite ¢ Capt. Canning is inset [R DAY THANKS tendo} WAMD (24 n Skyr EVENING 7:00 P. WNYC (526) New WCAP \\ WCX (517 lard Ti TE-CAPS LENT STATI WBBR CONCERTS M. International Radio Programs ‘| A AN. AM FOR TORAY WEAF (492) New York Happine E empy. r (395) Philately Pro; hville AS (400) Lou’ (462) Pitt )N. ¥ (319) Buffalo. g Ba WHO Moines. 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