Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-16 | Page 3 | Asserts Japanese Are Misunderstood

ASSERTS JAPANESE ARE MISUNDERSTOOD Expressing the opinion that the Japanese nation is much misunderstood misunder-stood and that the Japanese peaph" deserve as much consideration as many other nationalities of the world. Bryan Bry-an I.. Wright spoke yesterday before ih.- Progressive Business Men'' club, at the luncheon held In the Webor club room.-- II recounted some of lii i-xperiences in Japan, where he spent about four year. , Japanese expansion will be necessary, neces-sary, he said, to take care of Its tecm-(nc tecm-(nc papulation. Some of this growth In population is being cared for through industrial expansion, though thai 1 presaged upon ability to both import raw material and export finish. fin-ish. .1 products, he said. Plans for the charter banquet of the club, to be held on Monday evening. Februarj 31, at the Weber club rooms wr-- discussed, final arrangements being be-ing i-ft to committees. "President Gus Wright announced that the national rrresldi nt, Roy B. Maxey of California, Califor-nia, and th,e vice president, Dr David Andrew of Salt Lake, would be guct-of guct-of honor and probably Governor Ma-bey, Ma-bey, a Progressive club r.iembi;. would il-. attend. John Andrews has been elected secretary of club By tile board of directors, announcement being made I at the club meeting. 00