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April 21, 1929

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ITALY IS FOR PEACE, BUT MUST BE STRONG, KING TELLS CHAMBER; Opening New Parliament, He Says Disarmament Remains a Generous Hope. HAILS THE VATICAN ACCORD Says It Eases Conscience of Italian People and Insures Unity--Lists Enforcing Bills. BIG PROGRAM IS OUTLINED Includes Bills Regulating Marriages, Financial and Social Rehabilitation. Recalls Great Events. Italo-Vatican Measures. ITALY IS FOR PEACE, KING TELLS CHAMBER Wants Nation to Be Strong. Arm Branches All United. Crowds Fill City's Streets. Mussolini Follows King. King Bows to Queen. Vatican Paper Hails Speech.

By Arnaldo Cortesi. Wireless To the New York Times

King Victor Emanuel says nation is for peace, but must be strong, s at opening of Parliament

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STEINHARDT BLAMED PINNER IN DOWNFALL; Bankruptcy Embezzler Wrote to Tuttle That Court Aide Was "Shrewd Grafter." CONFESSION IS WITHHELD Prosecutor Says It Shows Need of "Full and Fearless Investigation." Wants "Fearless" Inquiry. STEINHARDT BLAMED PINNER IN DOWNFALL Roamed About "Like a Tramp." "Plight Due Entirely" to Pinner. Other Letters Not Made Public. Tuttle's Statement. "Matters for the Bar."

By Unknown Author

Lr from Steinhardt to Tuttle blames M Pinner for downfall; H L Maris, Steinhardt atty, hints friends advised suicide

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