Show ' - i ' -- i 1 I 11 IP —Ensettled NEVADA lie Monday 1 a - 1 WYOMING—Clener ally fair Sunday Monday (Detailed Report Page ) is 11 4 000ttik - L i 4 I 11 tt - - i ti" i No 1 ' 0 44-411- e '- tr 4k - 44 - I ' 1 r I - - 0 '' II I " S LOCAE METAL PRICES 1 A 44 As ' t 1 t 4 ‘ VOL 129 NO entered at the Postotrice at flett Lake 0117 as Second-Cla- m Matter 8 0S 1 e TP-- I SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY 00 or - Copper Lead425o 4 Lead Loesj Weekly ' S351445c4a0 "1'145ce 4 so so sis 4 ' :: d' (0' (:looremestifa ) 1121salvvderer lq:111 14 - t14 S ZincA35o 42 Veli letattemert Pekes I lid Coapee - ' - —— MORNINCIAPRL 22 1934 82 PAGES-LTE- ':' 'CEN:113 N 1 11 11 ) - ' k D A A ) 9 - ' I ' ‘BRAIN TRUSTEE' HURLS REPLY TO 'RED REVOLT' ACCUSERS - f OF r-P- IOTES 015serv 61' t I A Wathiton I jI -A WASHINGTON April swift glance at the headlines which announce the mot recent antics of congress or mien a first hand inspection of the gyrations 21-- i ID ofihe worthrgilyteardirot lower house from a point of van tate in the 'press gallery gives nothing but a wildly distorted picture of what is actually going on behind the Washington scene On the surface' the picture pre- Bents a Campaign in support of Inflation measures There is the to give anguished whoop-de-doto the Mc- a national build-uLeod measure to pay off all depositors in closedbanki fromgovetnment funds And there still resounds the deep and hopeful moans Of the veterans' lobby Now any innocent bystander by these and a multitude of minor activities in the same general di rection is forced to the conclusion that congress has slipped the Roosevelt leash that the capital is deaf to the advice of the White House that not only is the honeymoon over but one of the part ners in the marriage of the present Democratic administration is about to file harsh charges of incompatibility - t t! o p ' I I I Plettire All Wrong But this picture tent 'wrong - 12 - i ill 14 1 O k O I is just 100 per What has happened is that the boys on Capitol Hill are suffer- Ing from a violent attack of that Its 'Most spring fever vIru2ent gressman gals 011tatiOnal electIonesit strikes hire InWashsitritiltentotud with the annual cherty blóssotn fete neat- ly timed so that the will be running a fever in public for several weeks before the several 'state conventions Much projected 'legislation of today Will never become law It will die in the White House if not in comtpittees But if some of the boys want to make character for themselyes backlit the old home districts if they Want to extend their 'remarks in the Congressional Record and frank them out at government expense to their constituents that will be all right as far as the gentleman In the White House is concerned But the boys mustn't get too and try to bang ambitious through any laws or buck against a presidential veto When that time comes them right out papa spank-spanof their jobs in the old home town' ' S i - Reed Faces Fight ' Already the Illinois primary has been held with a sweeping Democratic victory Most interesting of those in the immediate offing is the Pennsylvania primary where the political fate of Senator David A Reed pal of the Sonnet secretary of the treasury Andrew Mellon comes up for decision Here in Washington the betting is heavily on the side of Reed's Opponent It appears now to be a certainty that Reed will be defeated in the primaries by Governor Gifford Pinchot and that Pinchot sturdy supporter of the new deal policies will win over any opponent which the revived Democratic organization in Pennsylvania may produce Pinchers- friends- here- insist-tha- t e friend the dry liberal of President Theodore Roosevelt as win an will independent if he is forced into a IP I 1 r - one-tim- three-corner- 100atinned en Pm Semi (Column Five) C I SOLONS ASK MANDATORY METAL PLAN (doph EVENT ENDS by United 1934 —FalISMS—Gafe—Grenp Any Encouragement - MUSICTETE 014111104v utilities operator declared today that he is al- come to his rescue Insull said he was not afraid to face trial in Chicago "Stories that I broughTSTOT 000000 to 220000000 to Europe I are nonsense" be said posstesed such sums I would' have been able to prevent the collapse of my interests using a little here and there "During my stay in Europe I spent carefully and wasted very little but even that little was a heavy drain as I am virtually a pauper" If Brilliant Night Spectacle —Enjoyed by Visitors of Three States MEDIATION' Schools Cut From Man Killed INRAM PAY UnderAuto Press) lettiltTpril447Lnucerili! most e pauper but that stores of unexpected friends have White House Parley SI Business Insult Claims illASSTAND He Verges On Pauper Class e Rarnating g 11E1J111E111i 'FIGHT TAILS Seven pniversities and 1 leges 'Highs' Disciplined Julian Harvey Former SchrammJohnson Man Eastman Steps Out When ' ager LOSCS Life Both Sides Hold Firm C Julian Harvey 53 former sem in Demands of the treasurer and tarn manager Drug company n JAPAN IN TOUGH SPOT 4 - 0MMaiMEIF - Schramm-Johnso- ' NEW 'IDEAS Col- By FRED BAILEY United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO April 21 — The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools at disthe closing session today missed seven colleges and universities and 15 high- - schools from its accredited list and warned 180 other schools to "mend their ways" or face similar drastic action Low scholastic standards poor improperly trained equipment faculties and "deplorable athletic conditions" were the principal charkes which the executive committee of the association sustained against the schools The seven Institutions dismissed were: University of Detroit Dei troit: Ashland college Ashland Ohio: College of the Ozarks Clarkiville Ark McKentre college Lebanon III Rochester JuRochester Minn nior college Xavier university Cincinnati Ohio and Regis college Denver Ten of the high schools dropped were in Chicago More than 6000 unpaid for Chicago teachers seven months' work paraded today past the hotel where the association was holding Its meet- DEMOCRACY Dr Tugwell Clashes: With Eugene Meyer at Editors' Meeting VIEW PARADE stores walk killed almost instantly PARLEYS TO RESUME Saturday at 8:18 p m when he was struck by an automobile Ariven by A Winners in Various Divis- MM Phyllis C Davies 17 of 28 Federal Board or Fact Eighth East street on Thirteenth East near Second South street ions Cheered by Fitiding Body May Seek Witnesses said Mr Harvey who Crowds Happy resided at 312 South Tenth East street to End Dispute had just parked his car on Thirteenth East street about 80 feet south of Special to The Tribitie By Associated Press the street intersection Second South 21—What will PRICE go April U—niti WASHINGTON April 21 — Joseph had started across the street to and Special to The ribune Es Press down in music annals Of the west as B Eastman store was he when federal of coordinator struck - 21—The ' the drug by WASHINGTON WASIIING'rON most 21—Striking April the largeat Ind spectacularevent southbound machine driven by Miss transportation foiled tonight to bring w president and the se itei or rather the back at attacks on the Roosevelt brain—T — her of its kind eyer held—the state and Davies who by - are about a solution of the railroad wage in - silver group of the senatetrust Assistant Secretary of Agri music tournament— mother Mrs Ralph E Davies and intermountain mediator beMiss Ruth Coulam 19 of 37 South dispute and withdrew deadlock over the silver question The culture Rexford G Tugwell tonight came to a close here Saturday evetween the labor unions and the manEighth East street president is willing that cOngress shall told the American Society of Nevis- while thousands of visitors from ning Neck Victim's Broken agement enact is permissive bill enlarging his paper Editors that the new deal Utah and Nevada cheeredl The three in the car said Eastman stepped out after 'confer-dice- s they did Sales Produc- Colorado powers to deal with the silvtr 'ques- Stringent would carry on and that the demo- school units and students who wore Mot see the man until they had struck found both with sides late today tion the senate group insists upon critic process must be adapted "to honors invarious contest ctivisions of him Sergeant James W Burt and them Price Control and tion unwilling to make further conThere mandatory silver legislation the modern worldsao that it can surPrice city's nationally famous music Motorcycle Officers W D Perry and cessions E J Steinfeldt said the man's body in Effect is no riddle ground on which the vive" festival was dragged about 15 feet after the The labor leaders flatly rejected two forces can compromise The ultiTugwell clashed With Eugene Mer Governor Henry H Blood was an impact and that the driver of the President Roosevelt's suggestion that mate outcome unless one side or the er former governor' of the federal BY Associated Fres interested spectator at the final day's machine stopped almost immediately the present 10 per cent pay Cut be raserve who attacked the "inexperi—-- - other changes position will be defeat WASHINGTON April 21 — The events Sergeant Burt standing near was the continued for six Months The railence" of the 'young Mtellectuala" of first to rea'th Mr Harvey Other wit- road managers refuied to go beyond inc of silver legislation for the forces of copperlindustry of the United States 30000 of the crowd peo- nesses The other five schools dropped Addressing the adminiatration and (denounced including Dan Savich 827 proposals made yesterclay by the pressilver admit candidly they cannot today was placed by N R A Under a were Central College Academy the "righteous attitude" of the 'brain ple gathered on Main street for the Thirteenth East J L McCarrey 259 ident Muster enough votes to pass a bill code which in effect will limit all senior Conway Ark Farmington high trust contest the Douglas street and Alvin Lewis 221 high parade However negalations are expected 'school New Mexico:- Soccorro Defends Brain Trait domestic 4 metal date's chief exectitiVii declared: "For Thirteenth East street assiatect: in tO cootinucelong other lines East(Wet: the prosi4edvet0i4hey—still -high schooll New Mexico-JenIn the controversy over the path him across the street At man in expressing confidence the disbelieve they can muster a majority and freeze the vast stooks already ac- once 1 know !hat it to be carrying high school Oklahoma and Auot President Roosevelt's new deal 8:35 p m he was brought to the emer- pute could be composed said the fedto pass a mandatory bin through the cumulated academy Canton N D said:" - gency hospital and pronounced dead eral board of mediation might try Its -- - gustine This Wag tiaCcalpliAltedht virttial spellbound" senate if tkei Nut Agree among them-"Our schools are failing to give Tugwell r there does not exist in ile etpreased the pride which be Dr Henry Haile police surgeon said hand Or a Ott the IncommissiOn suppose though Imposition friendly tt'iople what they heed to take the whole country today a more con-- " selves on what that bill shall promight be appointed by the president dustry of e stringent sales production said the whole stateartfelt in Price death was caused by a broken neck their place in government and vinced believer in the democratic event which The witnesses said the car was trav- under emergency power& vide and price control plait drafted by 31 city's music festival -business" he said "And they also -' proceu than I am But I happen to s an A after the copper men failed to he praised as an unusually worthy eling between 20 and 25 In For an hour and a quarter today Sight— Compromise are failing to help society find- be really interested in its survival tiefinite-soiutiohour and that Mr Harvey walked Out of the one out what society'-wantthe president disdussed silver 41th 'work Railway labor leaders were said auand eager to adapt it to the modern at liberty The governor lauded those In from between parked ears on Thirare problem They surplus Senators King Utah Borah Ierit0 to submit a differentplan if they charge of the contest on the excel- teenth East street and into the path thoritatively to be ready to consent to world so it can survive" an arrangement that would assure Nevada:- - can frame One later Pittman and McCarren lent manner in which the tournament of the approaching machine Tugwell struck back in defense of Mrs In This Issue 'their union members of restoration of Adams Colorado Shipstead Minnesota the "brain trust" against-- the "red was handled told officers husband the her Harvey Of the 10 per cent cut made two Industry Cooperates revolutionist" chargea of Dr William Harrison Mississippi and Thomwas going to the drug store to get half Praises Sponsors of The years ago if adjustments were made depite as Oklahoma Wirt Indiana educator and said the Senator Wheeler of The aim was to insure some for a sick niece Juice grape his to minds of After the in lower wage brackets new deal would carry on despite the Montana refused to attend the con- enough already mined copper to car- hearers recalling annual several Native Lake el Salt outstanding However the refusal of the manTo insure a fairly repre- ry the country for 18 months conort us oppoference "supreme chicanery In celebrations held in various parts of Mr Harvey was born in Salt take agers to consider a n y thing more '1 nents sentative group the president per- tinued employment in mining as at Utah he designated that Price in 1881 and had been connected with favorable to employes than outlined his action to President 9 Tugwell explained the sonally invited the senators named reporting philosophy FEATURES events the Schramm-Johnsomost "one SPECIAL of the in outstanding to S Roosevelt Eastman the Johnson for said "the letter Hugh president's him-bcompany to meet with behind President Roosevelt's governut Senator Harin the history of UM" 20 years until his retirement two blocked any such compromise Parade of the Week's Events—An mental reforms said that the battle rison chairman of the finance com- industry has Indicated a willingness is marvelous to me said the years ago He was a "It to in effecthis 'Eastmat anndunottltilwithdrawal stockholder cooperate making large had just begun and hinted that the' mittee said he could not understand exclusive Tribune feature Pages in this brief verbal statement: governor "that here on the end of the in the company tive" Wirt charges may have been inspired Why he had been invited for he is In- and the toward out was O The "The labor worked executives plains great H stretching his Mrs are widow plan railway by Surviving not one of the silver advocates he by "the forces of reaction" east and surrounded by the and Horse N R A adminme now formed Days—Pictures an not could Buggy division that Newton Lake King of agree Salt they Mayme Harvey was present only because invited by Distortion Charges been established five sons and one daughter Grant of to a settlement along the lines laid from the "Gay Nineties"—Page hills has there has been seeking to get who istrator the president' and by Senator King He did not mention Wirt by name- - a community enterprise highly esthet- Elko Nev: Paul Claude Jack and down in the president's of since the code drafted last letter August to attend Harrison like Secretary Boy Scout Page—News of regional but said: code' will go into effect April ic in nature which has attracted at- Richard all of Salt Lake and Mrs April 20 of 'the Treasury Morgenthau and Eu- 28 The Will activities Page MC 'Some of the less discriminating Scouting Intention and wide to establish far sales allocation of "The It of the railroads managers of Jenson a Lake Salt Mary Harvey genBlack governor of the federal 20500 tons a month divided among "May 1 remind you who have come brother a Utah writer Maga- (critics) do not hesitate to resort to Short conme formed not would story oy that a Frank and sister they Harvey reserve board listened and tookno the' rather willful misrepresentations producing companies in relation here from near and far that you are and Mrs Blanche Dyer both of Salt sider any settlement more favorable zine section part in the conversation While there to their I should be annoyed when to the employes than that in the presiproductive capacity It will laying a foundation for something Lake and four grandchildren H Simonds on the European suppose was a general discussion of the silver Frank some one publicly and repeatedly dis'issue most of the talking was done allow an additional 9500 tons of sales grand and beautiful and Important in Traffic Officer Clarence T Smith dent's letter torts an expression of skepticitnn rePage to secondary who use the lives of the people hereabouts released Miss Davies to the custody of "Under the circumstances there situation producers Pittman and by Senators King '' Mark Sullivan garding planning into an advocacy of You are impressing upon the very her parents and asked her to report seems nothing I can accomplish Page Thomas the president contributing scrap N Limit On Experts souls of young men and young wo- to police Sunday at 9 a rn when the through mediation and I have withDay by Day With Utah Pioneers wholesale regimentation or when an his share individual becomes so cleverly selecdrawn" Page To keep their assigned sales quotas men that which shall find its full investigation will be resumed tive as to make an entire chapter in 001wM Terms Outlined Encouragement fruition in cultural development of producers must turn REGIONALLOCAL AND Secretary Wallace's pamphletAxnerL MILK FIGHT CONTINUES For some reason an attempt was the quota total every three months a high order" In his letter yesterds'y the presiC Julian Harvey former manager ica Must Choose' which opposes na made to enshroud the conference so the domestic market will not be ALBANY N Y (UP)—New York dent directed Eastman to resume neCites Welsh Festivals Schramm-Johwith secrecy the White House itself allowed to absorb any quantity of company tionalism and is opposing restraints cerstate supervision of the dairy Indus- gotiations with both sides appear to be an argument in favor that the whole metal drawn from old stocks There The governor compared the atten- try would be "lovely" if it were not tain lines Among these waejlonag conmerely explaining tion given to music in Carbon county Price music festival closes with of these restraints" ' The 10 per cent deduction of question of gold and silver ins dis- is no restriction on exports tinuance of in the New York for the opinion City cussed and that future conferences Phelps Dodge corporation already has with that in Wales and pointing to Henry S Manley counsel to the milk for six months but with adjustment picturesque massed band concert- - Referring to his visit to Russia seveffect on Welsh culeral years ago on of the principal will be held Senator King emerged arranged to open its new Cornelia the R A Page l ' ture of eisteddfods predicted like bureau Gotham dealers and distribu- of the pay of lower brackets to NmanWirt targets Tugwell said the visit State meeting of Demberatic wearing a broad smile but disclosing mine at Mc) Ariz employing 1000 tors are continually fighting among levels and discontinuance by the often had been considered proof of 1Continued on Pete Twelve) men holda sessions Page 12-Senator Harrison smiled Men nothing declared he of certain themselves agement practices (Column One) "as Two prisoners escape from federal his adherence to communion 'Further tightening the control of blandly and contributed nothing Failing an agreement the president communism could be caught though other senators at the White House stocks the order designates newly said a commission might officers Page or like mumps referred questioners to the president Rined copper as "blue eagle copper' be named to determine what should taste:1(1 T tionriutu te speaker Atoree by contagion measles" a S The smiles that adorned the faces of It is to' be branded with the eagle be done He already his instructed "Before the new deal came along the silver group were not sincere Insignia and it alone may go into Secretaries Perkins Roper and Attor- - Pa ge 12-on "pay lul you he said "democracy was about to be they got no encouragement in their any government lob That puts it up ney General Cummings to study the State general fund enemies its 12B strangled basis by Page go" whole railroad problem - hope that the president might aban- to every business seeking to sell coppermoowAP — Sees Real Danger don'llis demand that silver legisla- -using The president might name an unfit-equipment to the United NATIONAL tion shall be merely permissive the States- to demand nettling but blue g "You know as well as I So" Tug-- - tidal committee to look most they got was his promise to eagle cepPer for fabricating into the wage situation or the con- - Roosevelt and senate silver bloc well continued "that a kind of apeThe administrative order also calls Page I "think over" some of the proposiclous lamd purely formal political troversy might be turned over to the in deadlock tions put up to him and to talk again upon all copper users to enter into federal mediation board which would Tugwell defends New Deal as real process was being nsed ILI a stalking I Page with them after they have conferred agreement with the Code authority horse for privilege and threatened go through the routine of trying to democracy Railroad czar fails to settle wage for regular sustained purchase of the settle the dispute ' among themselves oligarchy I have never lent myself 1 tut dispute Page The edge was taken off today's metal needed for current use Fabrito this supreme'chicanery and I ant nee Alterutive -bill enacted: wants astock market White House conferenceby the ex- cating companies owned by copper Copper industry placed under code not like to do so Jay HARRY I BRovest long as I keep any In-to wants a find anOther was Failure it solution it in he bill with teeth page j realistic sense at all" posure of the president'S position in conipanies- already have agreed to' Correspondent) (Tribune dicvted at continue White emer the House to in yesterday cancelling big appropriation Farley defends action dispatches to The Tribune two days buy from 75 to 100 per cent Of their WASHINGTON lie struck at those who wCuld give April '21—Con- - gency beyond that his wants are would bring the railroads face to face airmail contracts ' Page 2 ago and by confirmatory Associated current needs from new production the "interests" immunity "from polito is make that it of greas with down the however alternative appear in trying congress scaling few Minorities Press dispatches of yesterday upon stocks tical control" and said: The 'Instead of drawing a to get rid of want a vast WORLD NEWS senators before going to the White These fabricators own a huge portion the president is trying artly of things which 'their capital to lessen fixed charges or Time will tell which are the best them arouses hastening by favor such not adjournment Russia-Japafor accepting government ownership war threat the president does House had definite notice of the po- of the existing surplus t (Continued on Page Ile) senators and congressmen are instance The president feels the railroad China page 2 iColurtin Ono) as twenty billion dollars to Copper prices will be Stabilized by while sition the president had taken a pos1 on desirous of the until in I2-over structure that sticking all and job capital topheavy Mine blast kills 150 Page enable Uncle Sam to take tion which was utterly unsatisfactory each firm reporting its price to the Paris premier - adheres to stand to them By letting his view it become sales agent appointed under the code everything is cleaned up The truth firm mortgages and carry the farm- - many linesliave been overburdened out 99 of is of matter fithat the inevery through unnecessary expansion ers in the future at the nominal Page 2 against devaluation public before he talked with the sil- authority He will notify all competi- 100 members of the house and fully terest rate of one and a half per cent ndnced by bonds instead of stock Is ver group the president gained the tors of each filing and will issue daily d of are DEPARTMENTS the senators FEATURES lutes forced' a This half situation praying There are scores of other bills about initial advantage an advantage the a composite weighted figure desig- for an larly adjournment so they can as objectionableto the administration dozen large systems into bankruptcy Editorials Senator From Sandpit senators could not overcome at a has- nated the code authority price home look their Pnlith 'after t the The labor provisions voluntarily hurry depression Forum letters Washington Merry-GoTh- e If congress will pass those measures during tily called conference at Senator cal fences This is election year an which have the hearty indorsement of also feels that by seal- - Round Page the president establish proferred by industry office this The King's group morning will be ing down capital structures the whole Markets and finance maximum work week av- unusually large number of seats in the presidents-edjournmewhich went to the White House a Pape 14-houses are in danger and with the easiest way of heading off unde lquestion of railroad wages could be and I5-earlier in the day talked over the eraged over three months and mini- both " Real estate and industrial of the trahle and the freak legislation That put on I stable permanent basil develop White House announcement agreed mum wages ranging from 32 12 cents the advent of spring the hearts By Jane Dixon national legislators have- - 'turned to- - is why the president wants an early ment Page 13C to a man that they could not afford to 47 2 cents ' -is the old instinct of end of the session The lowest wages obtain in the ward home It N Omaha Garden Gate Page to accept a "permissive" silver bill The true fearless story Most senators sod to Society' Pages and that they must make a drive for Gret Lakes district for surface O 1r Gains Seen G of a girl who lost her — SUCCUMB most d can believe Screen congressmen and land-morDrama Music the they on Fete Seven) to Newspaper As Roosefelt what result of the mandatory legislation in the Social Reg(Column Five) to help themselves at home than M the place 10-and 4 Pages form that legislation should take they 1 of house s lid e n 1932 the present -ister 1 to7-they cap in Washington 21 OBLESVILLE Pages did not and in the limited time could Ind Sports (P) has a Democratic me April missed It! to Undoubtedly the president does representatives not agree They were in accord soleof 200 Scores of Democrats are —William Velpeau Rooker 74 wide- - Classified advertising Pages 1113 DAY BY DAY con- - jority an want of ' IY early adjournment cofounder of MB known on and idea the that any silver legisladistricts attorney ly from in now congress sitting ROMANCE— ' does not speed the Omalik died at his tion to be satisfactory to them and to because of not instalment tress and if congress Republican ' normally Today's ' EXCITEMENT SUPPLEMENTS up presidential influence may be ap- their states must be mandatory that own popularity nr because of home near here today of The Tribune's series! plied to force this desired end Most their Tribune Junior A graduate of pepauw university they could not afford to surrender on WIRY but because their outstanding In This New Serial of the appropriatten bills have been Mr Rooker formed Twelve pages of the world's best partnership anything short of that As one of the ran Democratic on the ticket With they by Day "Day ?nacted into law the major part of Comics U S Hitchcock senators expressed it when the conSinator former thelwith Roosevelt in a year when BEGINS TODAY the Utah Pioneers" is the president's program has gone to w!th ference broke up: "We can't agree to Magazine section with Ripley's voters wanted a change above every- - of NebraFka to found the World-Herfinal and few lieve It or Not Will Rogers O O there remain stages' in 1885 accept permissive legislation when to be of and else rid wanted thing printed on Page Four bills which the president considers Survivors are the widow and McIntyre Kathleen Norris Art and Turn to Patill Sectio'n - — (Oontleui4 en Pipe Seven) Literature tOolume oner 'daughter Dora Ituth Rooker vitally essential ifs wants the tarie svansou a71 Will 'Think It Over' Chief Executive Keeps 30000 Whip Hand as Leg Vacillate COPPER MINES islators ir Mk1MMiklM PLACED UNDER CODE BY N Claims Distortion Professor Says Crit ic Recioud Scores Wirt Issue Stand' - n RA -- u Put ' salea4o-newly4tilite- ks ram fatt-findin- iile n e ' Sunday Tribune n g ' 4-- n g 12-1- 3 Congress Joins President In Desire to End Session - - - Legislators Anxious to Hurry Home to Look After Political Fences Before Election - u L I n Brace Barton Finds i ) ' I o ' ' I China with a million men under arms making tremendous progress in aviation Its sympathies with Russie would put Japan in a tough spot in a war Bruce Barton concludes after talks with lesilers among the Chinese His observations have particular point current cables describing the anger of the tChinese at Japan's warning to other countzies to keep hands 4 off in China Russo-Japane- old I' teed this dispatch from Mr Barton distinguished writer and publicis t who is traveling around the world 0 t WEATHER FORECAST ' '1 — - 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