Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER river have been increased to 4000 and that they have 40 field guns and two airplanes The Chinese rebel g force under General Chang said by the Chinese to be assisting Japan is estimated to total about 6000 CHINESE SEEK Hai-Pen- SAFETY ZONE Dawen Gets AT TIENTSIN (Salt Lake Order to WASHINGTON Nov 11 m— Outspoken Charlie Dawes today waa ordered to Paris for next week's league of nations sessions on the Man- churian crisis Concessions Seen as Necessity - Meanwhile officials said they have reason to believe a peaceable solution may be reached there Openly optimlsic Secretary Stimson described the latest communication from the Japanese government as "a very conciliatory note" (Continued from Page One) Agreement Nears England-Indi- a Attend League Meet International Patrol Near the Indian mercantile community and sent him to ask tha Moslem delegates If they would accept the principle of joint electorates in the Punjab and in Bengal If they were assured of SI per cent of the seats Sir was!Muhammed Shafi the Aga Khan and Mohammed Ali Jinnah three Moslem told by Prune Minister J Ramsay leaders declared they would be sat- MacDonald that he would have to isfied and a meeting of Moslem dele come to an agreement with the Mos- gates has been called for tomorrow There lems voluntarily or a settlement morning to formally accept is no doubt about an acceptance would be imposed He had asked the Gandhi will have to carry the congress to recall him as congress with him for this seta bluff His bluff failed because it tlement but it is believed that he was known in London and he had will be able to do so Dr Moonje been forced to refuse the order for leader of the extreme Hindus was which he himself asked opposed but Pandit M M Malaviya This morning he sent for Jamaljhigh priest of all the Hindus a Moslem delegate from fied acceptance The Sikhs and some Gandhi Yields on Moslem Issue sent a message to Dr Alfred China’s league of nations spokesRefuses Statement man requesting that an InternaTo all inquiries as to the exact tional guard be posted “The situation is critclal” the grounds for his optimism the secmessage said “A business panic is retary would make no response He theratened communications are dis- declined to make public the corlocated and urgent action is impera- respondence because of a fear such action might embarrass the governtive” ment in its efforts for peace (Copyrighted) Both President Hoover and Secre Stimson believe the presence of tsry Sends Japan Troops General Dawes — noted ambassador to the court of St James former vice Ships to Manchuria author of the Dawes 11 Nov TOKYO (ZP)— Emperor president and Hirohlto ordered a fresh brigade of plan for European reconstruction mixed troops and four naval destroy- will be a great help in arriving at an ers to Manchuria today after Tokyo amicable solution bad received information of a battle Open Way for Dawes between and Chinese The secretary’s announcement of Japanese on new a front troops the designation of General Dawes The emperor dispatched the troops left the way open for his participaat the request of General Hanzo tion in the meetings of the league chief of staff the general Konaya cduncil although It waa said this who communicated with him at was not expected to necessary Jumamoto where he Is attending In explaining the prove action tha secarmy maneuvers retary said he wanted to have at Admiral Returns hand in Paris “a man of General Admiral Baron Kiyotane minister Dawes’ standing" inasmuch as quesof marine who was a member of the tions may arise "which will affect or treaty obligations of emperor's party at the war games the interests returned to Tokyo because of the in- the United States" He explained creasing gravity of the conflict in that the American ambaasador to Paris Walter E Edge Is now In this Jllanchurla Dispatches received here told of countrymen leave an encounter between Japanese Infantry and a party of wandering League Chiefs Cheer Chinese cavalry near Kuchengtzu yesterday in which 300 Chinese and Selection of Dawes three Japanese were killed Nine GENEVA Switzerland Nov 11 (ZP) — News that Ambaasador Charles G Japanese were wounded Dawes la going to Paris for the Casualties Mount of nations council session This Is a new sector 400 miles dis- league welcomed tant from the Nonnl bridgehead next Monday was ofwarmly nations officials by league hitherto the center of operations for tonight who regarded the selection as proof the two armies The war office announced that of the desire of the United States these new casualties bring Japans to see a solution of the Manchurian total dead to 129 with 302 wounded problem The number of Chinese casualties is The presence of America's highest not known here but on the basis of foreign diplomatic official and forfrom 800 to mer vice president is bound to have newspaper dispatches a) tremendous psychological effect 1000 have been killed upon the members of the council inese officials agreed W U S ill Report Says Uncertainty Removed Join French British as to the American at- Uncertainty PEIPING China Nov 11 (?)- - jtltude during the recent council to the American legatlonion had an unfortunate effect on today Indicated that American the morale of the league leaders it said but now all this uncer-Britistroops were to join the French andjWas tonight In occupying de- - talnty will be dissipated authorities hcre believe fense positions at Tientsin Observers were confident also that Lieutenant Willard G Wyman assistant military attache at the lega- the ambassador’s presence will have reto to Tientsin a reaction among the American peo-potlon was ordered on developments there pie favorable to the International and French American British effort to restore peace in the Far 'East Italian military authorities agreed to the formation of an international Has Big Following patrol in the neutral zone adjacent It Is recognized that General concession Tientsin to the Japanese Dawes has a strong popular followprovided Japan and China approve ing at home and it is thought his at- that was received heie Word UXjtendance at the council meeting will Japanese forces along the N°nn‘i strengthen the hand of the Hoover administration In the domestic political situation as regards cooperation with the league It waa not overlooked either that Tokyo Is likely to be considerably ' Impressed by the sending of so dls- New Medicine Guaranteed to Free tlngulshed an international figure to represent the United States T our Muscles and Joints In Less — Than a Week or Money Back h Tribune Service) LONDON Nov 11— Mahatma Gandhi has compromised with the Moslems on communal representation in the Indian legislatures and the round table conference has been saved from failure Whether it will be a complete success is too early to say but everything now points to agreement between the British and Indians for setting up an Indian legislature with a 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