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" . Thus before his United Mine MineWorkers MineWorkers MiaeWorkers Workers convention at Columbus Columbuadid , , did C I 0 President John L Lewis LewisIcore Lewisscore Lewisscore Icore score Franklin Roosevelt Sinca Since Mr MrLewiJ MrLewis MrLewis LewiJ Lewis had already blasted at CandI- CandI CandIdates Candidates Candl.dates Candldates - . - dates Garner and McNutt thi this . lat jet tat latest tateat . est eat attack only heightened lusplclons suspicions lusplclonsthat suspicionsthat suspicionsthat that C 1 I 0 will favor tha Ute the Demo Demo- Democratic Democratic Democratic - - cratic candidacy of Montana a s Sem.Burton SemBurton SeD Sen . . Burton K . K . WheelerNext Wheeler WheelerNext Next day he explained his speechI IpeechI Ipeech speech I intended < ( lt It > ) to be a distinct dtltlnet Jarto Jar Jarto Jarto to professional profe.lional profelional . politicians pollUcians in theDemocratic the thaDemocratic ' Democratic and Republican lIartle parties partiesI . ' I intended it to serve lerve notice that laI labor la ' bor wa.not wanot wasnot was . not to be taken for , granted ranted " . But though John Lewis thought the theNew theNew theNew I New Deal had broken faith with labar la labor labor bor bar his mine workers did not nece neces- neces necessarily necea-sarily necea sarily . - ! larily sarily agree Introduced at the convention con convenUon conventlon venUon vention were at least leaat 4S 411 45 resolutionsurging resolutions resolutionsurging resolutionsI I urging a third term for the Presl Presi Presldent President President dent 01 Ol servers wondered whether whetherI whetherthis whetherthis whetherthis I this indicated a coming break in the thestrangle thestrangle thestrangle strangle hold Mr Lewis has held heldover heldover over his unionistsJAPAN unionists unionistsJAPAN.Treaty JAPAN , . . JAPAN.Treaty JAPANTreaty Treaty Lapses LapsesIn In a single smgle week the Tokyo gov government government goveminent ernment found its relations with w1th two twomaJ twoli twomaj li limaj maJ r nations approaching the crisis crisisi crisispoint crisispoint crisispoint i point The English were pf personal personalnon personamm > rsona rsonanon non ( uruin frola gnats for tor having haIng ha\ ha \ Ing searched Jap Japships Japships I Iships ships ( CSf See GRfA7 t.Rf tRf . A1 BRITAIN DRIT4IN BlUT 41N ) ) The TheI TheAmerlc TheAmeric TheAmeric I Amerlc Americ In ins int ! . . were regarded disdain disdainfully disdainfully disdainfully fully because beclluse abrogation ( cf f the IQ1II IQ1I'rade 1411trade )011 011 IQ1I 1411 )011ranc ) I 'rade rade trade ' ranc pact went into effect pl plic phc is ing c I r ' nimercidl mmerchll mmercidl relations between betweenh betweenthe betweenthi \h h the \ ( . two t\\O t O \ nalols nat 01 or s on oil d a day d'1ytoday d1ytoday d'1ytodayb d ' betweenI y to day dayb I b ss s sI sI s si I i 1 cace eace talks between U S 5 Ambas Ambasi1d Ambassad Ambassid i1d sad ' ' r Joseph Drew and I1nd tl tt U c e a Japanesef Japaneseif Japanese AmbasI I if re gn office were ended abruptly abruptlyI abruptlywhile abruptlywhile abruptlywhile while Tokyo sat on its hands hop hopIng hoping I , Ing for tor the best bt'st btst ' Obvlolly Obviotsly Obvloi . , sly there thereI therewas therewas I was no chance for a new nt'w ntw ' treaty In Ini Inthe inthe inthe i the near future fulure because stile st'1te st1te state ' de department department , partment had Japan r ght . where here It Itwanted itwanted itwanted wanted her It If the present reprl repri reprlmand reprimand reprimand mand proved insufficient to makp make makpNippon makeNippon makeNippon , Nippon quit interfering with U S S'rights Srights Srights 'rights rights ' in the Orient Onent there still re re'malned remained remained 'malned malned ' mained the highly potent potlnt embargo embargoweapon embargoweapon embargoweapon embargoweaponAlthough weapon weaponAlthough Although the senate foreign rea reatlons rela relations relations ] tlons tions committee indicated there was waslittle waslittle waslittle little chance tor for an embargo ( ( which whichwould whichwould whichwould wasI I would hamstring Japan s \ war ar In InChina inChina InChina China ) there was plenty of pressure pres pressure prossure InI I sure forthcoming from U S 5 church churchgroups churchgroups churchgroups groups Why they dtmandtd d.mdnduj dmdnduj . r ght ghtt'ously ghteously ghteously t'ously tously eously ' should Amer can scrap Iron Ironbe ironbe ironbe be used to kill Cli Ch nc . ntse n . &e7 e7 &e7THE & : > t ' ? 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