Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-12-02 | Page 21 | This Little World

I By ay CHARLES P. P STEWART N NEA EA Service SeriCe Writer With Wih the ex-cr ex ex crown prince prine back home and the exiled kaiser ex-kaiser reported report report- ed about to Join him th the worlds world's wondering if I theres there's going to be an attempt to put the tho on on the German throne again Germany hints she's to break the peace teat treaty s a so far as France Frace Is concerned She says cays France Fance broke it I by seizing the nur Ruhr fluhr and the Rhineland why why shouldn't she sho break It i. i too What she meant means mean Is to stop even even ven talkIng talkIng talking talk talk- I ing about paying war damages damages to France I Germany proposes also to abandon tho the Ruhr Ruh and the the- Rhineland to to to let th them m KO go o as lost lot to her for tor the prest pres pres- ent Her l ideas idea's to make mako France e support support sup sup- port t their I inhabitants n tl nr kl France Frate would Rd like to have them permanently Independent Independent Inde Inde- pendent as buffer bufer countries be between be- be b- b tween herself Jerel and Germany Germay But Germany Ger Ger- Germany Ge- Ge many p plans ns to C get them tem back later WORSE TO COME Frances France's Fances Fance's counter threat is to extend her Ruhr and Rhineland seizure In Including Including In- In eluding the Important German railroad railroad rail rail- ral- ral road center Frankfurt k also s to seize ig the great derman German seaport o sr Hamburg g house especially Its Us shipping and r custom customhouse This threat greatly gety upsets the En- En gUsh They say sy the Hamburg seizure seizure seiz seiz- ure tire would be the last thing needed to destroy the French Anglo-French wartime friendship Italy Ialy Is alarmed also So are business men In the inthe the United States Tho The anxiety of these onlooker countries countries countries coun coun- tries is natural Their own Interests suffer w world conditions d are so Frances France's policy lg i is calculated al f to disturb them worse anne wore c URGES TARIFF WALL WALL Premier Baldwin wants ants a a. tariff talt wall all wl England I for nearly arly a century free rree trades trade's a stronghold on oi To s see if it h his country a agrees Baldwin's Baldwins Bald Bald- T wins gins S called l a national rl election t nB De Be- December cember lember 6 If I the country countr does agree agee hell he'll hel get another conservative e majority In par- par lame and protection will be its Is gan ran If I not hell he'll hol lose his present succeed majority him and a n. free trade premier will 1 After the conservatives the laborItes laborItes labores labor labor- labor labor- Ites es are the strongest English parliamentary parliamentary paUa- paUa parlia parlia- win mental group They hoped to he next election but didn't expect one so soon Bon Perhaps the time for a a. labor victory vIctor isn't ripe yet et The liberals who are free traders were were outclassed by both conservatives and laborites last year ea but this was wa party partly because of a party pary split They may unite unie to defend freo free trade tade GREEK THRONE SHAKY King Icing George of ot Greece at his ad advisors advisor's advisors advisor's ad- ad visors visor's suggestion Is 16 about t to take a a. vacation the country Its It's Is I's predicted a republic will bo be declared declared he as soon as goes WRITING HIS MESSAGE President Coolidge is writing his I message to the tho congress which meets in December His His- chances chance for nomination nomi nomi- nation naton in 1924 politicians agree a ee will i depend largely on the hit this inca mes mes' mes message I sage makes with the tho country count i