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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
STOCKS IN RALLY,
SHORTS SEEK COVER
BEFORE NOON HOUR
Rails. Dull at the Opening.
Strengthen. But lndustrials
Show Greater Advance.
CALL MONEY 5 PER CENT
~ Associated Press to Every Evening.

~ Associated Press Co Every Evening.
New York, Dec. s.-(wall street.
1o.3o n. ml-irregular price changes
ni the opening Of today's stock market
continued to reflect the play of oppos-
iur speculative forces. Special buying
prratlons were conducted In few
spvcialtics. National Lead being pushed
up - to new high record for the
vDar. the preferred advancing > points.
May Department Stores duplicating
rs previous top and piggiy-Wlggly
establishing n new peak price on the
gain of I point. L. $. Alcohol and Al
ied Chemical were strong In the early
dr1lnrs.
The list turned heavy soon after tho
oiVnlug In response To n heavy offer
ing of the rail shares and some Of the
.reculative favorities. notably Stude-
baker baldwin. Corn Products and
Continental can. all of which declined
rrc fractions 90 ] y points.
Material rcccssions also took place
a. ~ paul. common and preferred
1.t'tmore and ohio. New York Cen
t,l linton Pacific and Great North
s'n. preferred. Crucihlc. Intcrnationa
harvester and Utah Copper also wcr,
r,n,tionarN.
Foreign exchanges opened firm.
Nc1r-Scattcred short selling ard
liquidation continued during most OF
thc morning However. strong resis-
taucr offered by some 81 the leaders
nf ,hc lower levels apparently caused
same uucas.ness on tho part Of shorts
vlo started 90 cover. causing price;
O., turn upward aEa.n.
During tho rally S'udehaker was
'.shcd up 2ir points above yesterday''
r.sc. corn Products and Baldwin
,Htudicr. Tobacco Products. r. anC
Westinghouse Air brake 10 1is.
Eairo1d shares. several of which
lIl dropped a point or moro durinl
fr, early reaction. also showed slgn'
q, recovery hut jhc rebound IN thes,
.lcs WIS not as extensive as it Wa,
. the lndustr.als. Trading sllckene,
I.-rerthly as prices advanced. Cal
money opened az 9 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
tatcd Press TO Every Evening.

Ey Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Dec. S.-wheat-No
. rcd winter. l.32GI37; No. 3, gar
ncky. 1.211L22.
Corn-No. .. for export. s2@ss;
do. No. ,. SO6S1: do. No. 4, 7sM
rs; car lots for local trade. No. ..
yellow. S5GS6; No. ,. yellow. S46S5.
Oats-No. .. white, 54G.544; No. 3.
white. 52652ig.
Butter Western creamery extra.
55ia nearby prints. fancy. 63d66.
ECgs-Nearby extra frsts. 5N: do
ilrsts. %: western. extra frsts.
5S do. nsts. 55; fancy selected. pack
ed. 67a6S.
Cheesc-New York. whole milk
fancy nats. 27% @2Sis: do. fair 10 good.
o5kM27: lonRhCvn, 27iaM2Siz: single
daisies. 27'4@2Si3.
Live pou'try-Fowls. not leghorns
l7d2s; do. leghorns. l7WlS: spring
chickens. not ieghorns. l4d "a. do leg
horns. lINlN: OLD roostcrs. l6Nl1;
ducks. wh.,c rc'tn fancy. 24H25: do.
fair to good. 22a23: do mixed coiors.
! 2OM22; muscoVy. lsN 10; live turkeys.
/ i5M 80. geese. 2o&c3
'tS@t-N If''Nttl lit INK tNiA ny r.
/ fancy. nearby. 55@s6. fair 10 good. az
M50: do. western. 5065s; do. fair 20
GOOD. s5d5 do. ordinary. 35GI40; old
/ toms. $500; old hons. 45@45; fowls
| fresh killed, choice 10 fancy. 2SdSl;
do. small sizes. 1904: chickens.
western. 22Q32: DO. nearby. 24a3S
/ Old roosters. western. 10: do. south
ern. 24G2s: spring ducks nearby. rs
6s0: ducks. western. 2S9SO. geese
western, 2l@24.
/ Potatoes-No. !, nearSy. per basket
S0G i5; in I50-pound sacks. 1.1o@i 40
Flour-Steady. soft winter straight
western. 6pod6.50; do. nearby. $3.50
6.25: hard winter. straight. 6.40@675:
40. short. patent. 6.e5@70O; spring
first clear. 5.75G 600; do. patent. 6 5oGl
100; do. short patent. 5.oO@ 1.25
fancy spring and city mills. patent
f, family brand. 7.75G $50.
Hay-Tlmothy. No. .. 190OG2o o.,
do. N. 3. l6 00GlS 90; sample. l4OOc
1000: no grade. l0O0Gl400: clover
lght a!xed. lSooGl9.o No. /. mixed
l6.OOG 1900; No. mixed. 14oOG 1900.
Bran-Soft winter. IN 100 poun,
sacks. S250G $3.50; do. spring. 3l5oN
$3.50.
Tailow-Prime city. loose. 6S; do
special loose. "a; prime country. 59s
edible. N ccrCos. Sig.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
Fisher

andis,ng. Hs traveied 10 months over
as states holding meetings. appoint
ing distributors and axarts. remov-
ing certain agents and installing many
sub-agents. In the IL months between
July /. 1921. and November /, 1922.
the number OF Chevrolet dealers and
parts depots increased from 3.20O %
l2.osO and sales jumped $50 per cent.
Asked about the feat his sole comment
is: IL knew the du Points sold moth
ing but tho highest class merchandise
and that Chevrolet was going 70 be
n winner under Mr.. du Points guild
ance. All | did was impair, the faith
! had 20 Dealers
When Mr.. Knudsen. vice-presldent
In charge OF production. was asked
about his par, in reviving Chevrolet.
he said: The public Is quick 20
recognize a good car nowadays. AL
] did was jump in here and say.
Come on boys"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
To holders Of Victory Notes and Otherl

50 oS'uess VI vWtory Notrs euo ct""ss
Notics is hereby given as follows;
Call FOR partial redemption Of ~ per
cent Victory Notes.--AII Ssl per cent VIC
tory Notes, otherwise known as United
states Of America Gold Notes OF 1922
lv23, which bear the Distinguishing letters
A. u. q. ID. n or n. prctixed to their serial
numbers. having been designated for tho
by the hecretary Of tbc Treasury. are
called for redemption ON Daember 10.
1929. pursuant to the provision Tor re-
dcmption contained In the notes and In
Treasury Depaxtmcnt circular Numbef
1873. dated April ~, 1919. under which
the notes were originally issued. Interest
on all tho ~ per cent victory Notes thus
called for reiemption will cease. on sud
redemption date December 10. p22.
Victory Notes OF the "a per cent sifies
bearing the Distinguishing letters O.. II.
], j. n or L., Drenred To their serial mum
bcrs are not In any manner affected by
this call for redemption, and viii b.como
due and payable as To principal on May
~. lv2J. according To their terms.
2-Dctailcd Information as To tho pres
entstion and surrender OF ~ per cent
Victory Notes for redemption under this
call In given In Treasury Department
Circular Number 200. dated July 20,
1922. copies OF which may be obta ned
from the Treasury Department. Division
Of Loans and Currency. Washington. -.
O.. or any Federal Reserve Bank.
A. W. MELLON,
Secretary OF tho Treasury
July -. 1922.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
De Palma Lonesome In JAN.

Modesto. Calf. Dec. s.--Italph de
Palma, noted race driver. serving time
in the Nevada county jail for speed
ing. has only one complaint, no told
Earl Cooper. another rnce driver. who
visited him there. De Palma ls
'peevcd." hs declared. because he is
tho only Inmate In the county prison
not convicted OF prohibition law viola
tione
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
Mrs. samuel c. yall's Funeral.

M~s. Samuc. e.. NaI. ot Delaware
CITY. who died "Wednesday. VIII D.,
buried tomorrow. Services will be al
II o'clock. az the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. y. Reeves. near Delaware
City Interment viii be in ST. Georges
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
MRS. PHILLIPS STILL FREE.
Police Admit They Have No Clue tn
Fugitive Los Angeles Murderer.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
LIS Angeles. Dec. S.-Onlcials were
quoted early today as admitting they
hardly knew In what direction to
look" for Mrs. Clara Phillips. ham
mer" murderess. who sawed her way
To freedom from tho Los Angeles
county Jail last Tuesday morning.
Since her escape became known. ap-
proximately six hours after she sever
ed the bars across her cell window.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
Liberty Bond Quotations.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York. Dec. S.-IAberty bond
quotations at p. m: 3ik's. fO044 /;
second IS. $3.50; first 4h's. 1884
second AIS. 9s.44; third 4iL's, 9s.ss;
fourth 41.'s. $50; Victory AIS. un-
called. 10G.32; do called, 10000 L. s.
TTeasurv "a :. 9974.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
The Outstanding Figures.

Three men stand out prominently
N the Chevrolet rcsuscitation though
each denies his part. They are Pierre
= dI pont. Colin Campbell and W. :.
knudscn. Mr.. du Pont, though not
generally known, has been and Is the
acting head %: Chevrolet He Is
credited ~ his associates with having
conceived the resuscitation plans. He
has fa;hered the movement and the
others. under his generalship. have
done the building IN their respective
nclds
Mr. Campbell. vice president I'm
charge Of sales, began July !. 1921.
one a.; the most intensive missionary
campaigns in the history OF merch-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
DIR. Sard Invited 10 Return.

The Rev. T. J. Sard who. for the
last five years. has been pastor OF
the Scot NJ. +. Church was asked
by the official board OF the c0ngrega-
ton last night to continue In his pres
eat charge fer another ycaT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
CHEVROLET "C0ME BACK" REMARKABLE STORY;
NINE MONTHS OUTPUT 176, III CARS

stage. People have not time 10 stop
at any side show.-they want 10 go
right into the big tent" The official
who made this remark is probably
the least known In public press among
motor wizards. A year from now
when Chevrolet reaches the 1000
daily production goal he may be pre-
vailed upon to permit connection OF
his name with the Chevrolet achieve
ment but at present he threatens TO
throw The Wall Street Journals cor
flee on sixth floor General Motors
building II he Is quoted.
Economics In Operation.
Al illustration OF operating econo-
mics IL In the changed method OF
handling closed cars. Fornaerly bodies
were built by an outside company.
shipped TO Flint and there attached
car was tho maximum. Now tho
company buys bodies from its as
soclated Fisher Body Co. knocked
down. II ships more than 90 In q
freight car To tho assembling plants
with an obvious freight and time saw
ing. Furthermore the labor cost oi
assembling IL deferred until tho cal
y much nearer delivery 90 purchaser
Chevrolet In this respect is closely
following the Ford assembly idea bu
possibly going ono better In the ma,
/ ter OF closed bodice. To economiz'
| further on closed body manufactur,
and delivery Fisher Body Co. eventual
/ ~ will have a body plant alongsid
each Chevrolet assembling plant. II
! Flint Chevrolet has It's engine plan
and assembling plant and Fisher !
building n body plant exclusively 70
Chevrolet bodies on adjoining ground
How closely Fisher is expanding .
IN list Of Chevrolet assemblin
accommodate Chevrolet may be see
plants placed alongside Fisher bod
plants completed or In process Outsid
Of Detroit and Cleveland:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

tho police of tho greater part OF the
country and OF the Mexican terri
tory Of Lower California ms well. have
been on watch for her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J..

Woetnipetcr Kentucky Ave. nr. Beach.
'N'''''''''NN' Elevator 10 street Prl-
vnte baths. running water. A. V. Kopp.
owner and prop. Open all year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08

Chevrole; has Ia plants IN operation
and as its business expands several
additional branches IN other s,ratc-
rical'y located cities will be built.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
From tho Wall Street journal.

Detroit--If the men responsible for
the come back" Of Chevrolet ever
fully loosen their tongues the public
will be treated to a most romantic
story. Here is n company which got
so badly in the doldrums that IL vir-
tually breathcd through the financial
oxygen tank OF it's parent General
Motors and In year has become one
of the corporations most valuable
units.
Production comparisons give pe:-
haps the best picture of what has hap
pened. In nine months OF 1922 Chew
rolet turned out 176.77i cars against
$1,000 for corresponding nine m,..ths
of 1921. Value for nine months Of
1922 is sS9.620.4S9 compared with
$50 .603 .602 for the entire year 1921.
Reduced TO basis OF average monthly
sales the 1922 rate is S9.9b0. 900 against
81 acc. 600 Estimate for all OF 1922
IS 2i9. 600 cars.
Improvement In the Model.
Chevrolet began in July. 1921. "a
build a better product. New front
axle bearings were adopted, better
rear axle made and an improved clutch
| developed. Every part OF tho col
which had given trouble wss rede.
signed. Some idea Of how thoroughly
tho "490" Chevrolet has been remad'
may be gained from tho engineer
! report. In tho body and top there
were % changes. I'm tho front axle an,
wheels 10. IN the rear axle six. In th'
transmission seven. in tho motor 10
and In tho chassis ~ changes. To,a
number OF changes between July |
1921. ard July I. 1929. was 60
No. satisfied with these Chevrole
made 26 additional changes In tn
1928 model which is now having sucl
a remarkable run 81 sales. officials VIII
have been responsible for tho improve
Imcnts modcstly say: we have onl'
followed tho dictates Of tho public
RuildirE a popular low priced car 8
now beyond the poker or the c.rcu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
STOCK QUOTATIONS
2.3O o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily by Laird 4 Co, du
P0nt Building,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-08
LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily by Laird & Co. du
Pont Building,
BANK STOCKS

Central National par 100 I27 1so
Delaware Trust Co. par 100 $50 100
Equitable Trust Co. par
100 ........................ 2os 800
farmers Bank. par so ........ l2OH l22
Industrial Trust Co. par so SIS al
National Bank OF Del. par
100 ....--..-...,..............'.'.. l95 200
Security Trust Co. par 100 255 265
Union National par Is .. 90 -
Wilmington Trust Co. par
80 On OK
Continental Life lns. Co,
par 10 ...................... % "a
Continental Life Ins. Co.
rights s...................... 200
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
OUTLOOK BRIGHT
FOR BUILDING IN
THE COMING YEAR

CHICAGO Dcc. 3l-The Amcri-
ran LumberTan, In its issue OF today.
says OF prospects for the .gmber IT,
dustry " 1879:
Careful investigation among retail
~luutbefnen VINO SEA approximately
two-thirds of tho lumber produced
Indicates a prosperous seusun In
many ctses the yards have m sight
more than a normal amount nf husi-
mrs. and. provided money az rousuu-
able rates OF interest Us forthcoming
1879 10 e. predicted. Will he % banner
home building year Retail lumber
men this year, taking the country us
"a whole, have experienced @ good
business.
An outstanding feature OF the ~ltu-
alton b. that stock in retailers hands
are extremely low when compared TO
normal and his applies also TO stocks
IN the bands % large industrial CON
sumers such AS the automobile body
builders the furniture munufuctur-
ers and large manufacturing firms
which use large quantities Of Grating
During practically an Of 1894 buy
ing has bee on "a hand -to-mouth
basis. hut at that purchase have
slightly cYccedcd production Thus.
oven with "A continuance ~ this poi
icy for some months during 1879, 10
h believed tina business will ho very
ARFN ANHNENNNNH NNNNN'H W. N N"HEN
cred II the bottcrment In the export
situation. With Improvement ia the
eNchang" situation % decided Increase
In the volume Of inquiries BE- noted
and the expectation iH that during tho
year there viii be some -ttbstantlai
sales for export.
A notable development during 1921
has been the increase in the move
mont Of lumber from the Pacific
coast through the Panama canal to
the Atlantic coast. This h. the re-
suit OF high railroad freight rates nnd
while these rates have been modified
IL II expected that the water move
ment OF lumber between the two
coasts OF the United ate Will con-
tinue Lumber shipped by water
from the Pacific coast 10 the Atlantic
pas has moved as far west from the
Atlantic coast as OhtO and u b. be-
iieved that with greater Improvement
OF the Inland waterways. his lum-
bcr will eventually reach the middle
west.
In many cnses humber manufactur-
ers are not anxious to book business.
For example, FIR producers are faced
with "A Shortage Of logs. which are
steadily mounting IN price. u M
are not booking any great moun OF
business Tor future delivery Prices.
especially fir prices, ARE expected to
advance shortly.
some sections Of the country have
heen favored with rather substantial
reductions in freight rates and 1922
h expected 10 be a year OF adjust
ment and further decreases in freight
rates
TO the week ended January s.. to
the week ended December ~. the
Natioudl Lumber manufacturers as-
ISOLATION has compiled the following
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
ARMS CONFERENCE
IS NEARING END
OF ITS WORK
Effort to Prevent Col
lapse of Far Eastern
Negotiations
BY CARR u GROAT.
Z nltcd Press stan Correspondent nj

WASHINGTON. Dee 3l.-Thc urn
OF tbs year tonight found the naval
disarmament conference nenr an ,pd
and 60 subrost effort under way 10
prevent collapse OF The Tar caste -
conference.
The naval conf rees were iu recess
Ioduy. but experts debated over th"
technical problems of allowing France
90 start ship trplaceWcnts lu i1H'
and 81 METHODS OF sorapping the big
ships doomed g. the five power dis
armament limitation agreement q
agreement soon to uc embodied iu
an iron bound tIeaiy form.
A the close %. the experts meetiuE
10 was stated n, real dlmicultlr- had
been encountered on either tops
The iudi 'ltlons were that France
would get 18th outright or with ONLY
slight modification. the privilege Of
Starting her -cbuilding In 1925. 'a
10. scrlpping plans were onerHt
one me'nod. "details OF which We e
not; stated. was looked upon Hs pra
teal
II is understood 10 contcmplr
salVagius much Of th, metal IN tu"
big vessels tht- NOT uuly helping o.
relieve encouragement in vuriou-
lands bat also rluklug valuable ma'Hl
fog peaceful Purposes.
As for ih' a' eastern cpnfcrcuf'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
COL. SELLERS SENDS
OUT HIS USUAL UNIQUE
NEW YEAR CARD

one Of the events which is AWAY
waited tor ut this time OF the year
by friends Uf D. X ~ Sellers. is the
arrival % his usiuuc New Years
cards This year tho card contains
three pictures Of himself, grouped
together so that i Looks like a group
OF men. In on" picture he Is dressed
In his ordinary h%usinasa cloihea ~
the next he wears full dress. even 50
the silk hat. NE in the third hc "
prraycd nftcr the fashion Of a ruugh
ana ready mountaineer. Below the
picture is the simple inscription "An
three OF us w'sh you aud yours a
happy New Year 1872"
For "a number Of years 90 has been
the custom of MIR sellers to srud out
similar cards. an original In idea, TO
his friends. last year 30 contained
e. picture 81 himself svatrd ANA FmuK-
ms. while thc smoke curling away
spelled out tho New Year greeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
SHOP CRAFTS AND
SANTAFE OFFICIALS
MAY CONFER HERE
City Has Chance to Get
Wage Meeting in
January

Albuquerque or Topeka will be tho
ncxt meeting place Of Santa Re Off
cials and members Of the executive
committee Of federated shop crafta
on .ha Santa r. system, who are to
hold a wage conference early In LAM
uarv.
While Topeka mas been the usual
meeting place several OF ,Hc on-
cials md also ~ the shop cra0 char
man have requested That the next
meeting he held In Albuquerque aH
this city is considered more a%cntral-
~ located,
The officials to De represented a.
tho wage conference ere five me-
VhaulCal suporiutendDuts. including
John Purcell assistant 10 tho vice
president ~ tho santa We railroad
MIR pcveny shop superintendent az
Topekn will also be at the confer
chce
Tho executive comm tee OF The sys-
tom federation uf shop crafts CON
sists OF all shop craft chairmen Il
h. probable that W : Patterson. sec
Rotary Of the machinints' amor on
the system. and that " T.. Wlld
haber. secretary for the shop crun
federation. win also he represented
al the meeting.
The shop RATS cnairmen held a
conference with tine officials ~ he
road on December ~ az Topeka. and
aftT seven hours % discussion the
meeting was adjourned without re-
suit. The meeting To he held early
this month has been called 10y the
officials for the purpose ~ explain
ing TO the employees Representatives
why the ra.lroad is seeking "a further
reduction OF wages.
The men are now working under
an : per cent reduction aud have
asked tho railroad for a 3 per cent
Increase nVcr the wage scale previous
to the GU now In force or % "a per
cent Increase over the present wage
The railroads, according TO local
officials OF the shop crafts. are now
seeking q further 30 per cont rcduc-
lion in wages The reduction is
asked. they say, on the promise OF q
further reduction In freight rates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01
Story Number 500
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

The Green shoes were on IN = sec
n and the Twins turned their at
tention TO a funny little house OF
rough boards, snuesicd away M IN
tho top branches % q biz supple tree.
The little house had been there
ever since they could remember and
had been q constant source 81 curl
osiiv and chagrin hecausc Hey woro
not allowed ia citfnb up and Invest
gate ~ niystcrieH.
80" Daddy had said over and
nyor AS ! WIS the carpenter for
the llttla board house whom I was "a
younHHtcr, I know how wnhbir ~ in
don't know how the old Thing holds
together Al an after 80 many years.
$50 be satisfied with prctsnding
that is a fairy clevator or a witch's
haunt. or Whatever you Ike Riddles.
That's inai a. much fun and fur less
dangerous. ~ The TINS two healthy
yaansasefs HAr gov would nda yaur
weigh; 70 the poor tickety thing. with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01

all It, nails falling out. It wouldn't
last two minutesiH
And so there WIS nothing LEFT 10
do but take Iaddy'H advice aud pre-
tend They pretended that tho old
house In the tree was everything
from tho Turks Flying Trunk 10
Snow Whites Crystal Casket whore
tho prince found her and took her
for htu bride.
Bur the house had remained y
mystery There waa n doorway twsth
no doorl, nnd there was a small win.
dow cut IN tho side. Yet the little
house retuaincd u secret. for mortal
eyer could not ann within.
Don't you sec Nancy p" said Nick.
The Mushroom must have heard us
wishing TO get up TO the little house
and he's asked the Fairy queen Ia
give us the Magic Shoes Lots hurry
and put them On naddy won't mind
now TN sure"
gfe He gonfinussti
Copyright, 1874 NEA Service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-01

&c wa indicated ia chinese quarr"r7
trat English. American. CbIucr' rp
Japanese cpntor,c- are quietly uiyilg
to arrange q compromi-c 800 'il"
Shantung controversy. and to dis
pose amlcably of the subject of the
20 demands.
Toxic has instructed tho delegation
here to stand tut on It's denant
that e long tima loan be placed nv
China In japan as a means of pay .n
for the Sh ,utugu- railway. The jur.
nnose say ,u CONCESSIONS are posF.ll'
but the Chinese while talking 'i
fcrclng the subject into the main CON.
ference admit they don't wan 90 .Jl|
any step jeop1rdlzinr b contrr'u '
and causing thc Japauc-c 20 quit
So far there g. no talk of uulttlug
But the Japaiicze insist they wIti
not back down voluntarily on tfc
Toxic position nor Will they cuun.'1-
ance "a discussion OF the p demands
Ia open conference.
ON the other hand. tho Chinese sly.
privately. ana utterly that the cone
ference will have proved "a fare Do
stepped ln iusincurity 10 Japan s 90
lowed go hans ON 90 the shauiru-
railway. PORT Arthur ana she S"at D.
Manchurian railway TO say nutIiuH
Of getting away with mainieuun,"
OF the 81 demands
The aircraft sub-committce's pee
port counsels psAinst any LIMITATION
un civil or commrrclat flying cr1I.
on ON military Dtau except fo -ug- q
setting 90 limit oG the number l!
Muiuary trained flyers Uty nation
may have.