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April 4, 1934

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4 1/4 LIBERTIES REFUNDED AT 3 1/4 IN NEW TREASURY FINANCING; RECORD SET BY STATE BONDS; $1,005,000,000 INVOLVED New Federal Securities to Be Given in Exchange on April 15. NONE TO BE SOLD FOR CASH Similar Privilege Is Offered to Holders of $244,234,600 of Notes Due May 2. $10,000,000 SAVING SEEN Owners of Both Old Issues Will Have Option of Demanding Cash Settlement. REFUND LIBERTIES IN NEW FINANCING

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

time for offer seen as favorable

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INQUIRY ON THAYER TO START MONDAY VOTED BY SENATE; Formal Charges Relating to Alleged Associated Gas Letters Are Not Yet Drafted. HITCH ON UTILITIES SEEN Rival Senate and Assembly Resolutions Will Probably Result in a Compromise. INQUIRY ON THAYER IS VOTED BY SENATE

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Sen votes investigation into relations between Sen W T Thayer and Assoc Gas & Elec Co

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U.S. AGENTS SHOOT AIDE OF DILLINGER; Companion of Outlaw in Last Saturday's Escape Brought Down From Ambush. PART OF FEDERAL ROUNDUP Fugitive Trapped in St. Paul in Drive to Clear That City of Criminal Gangs.

By the Associated Press

ST. PAUL, Minn., April 3. -- Eugene Green of Milwaukee, one of the companions of John Dillinger, who with the latter shot their way out of a St. Paul apartment Saturday, was shot down and critically wounded by Department of Justice agents here tonight.

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