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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
TWO ARRESTED
AFTER CHASE
Pair Held as Suspects in
Holdup OF Man

Chased several blocks by Patrol.
man =. n Whalcn. early Saturday
morning. two alleged bandits. q. ".
Brown. "a. and CLARENCE Morris. 40.
were halted % Second and Jackson
when Whalen threatened 10 shoot
them Both were taken 10 the city
iail and held on open charges for
Investigation.
Whalen was walking his beat when
a man rushed up 20 him and told
him that two bandits had seized him
ana robbed him uf several dollars ON
Washington IT. lie gnye Whalcn a
description OF The two men and the
officer set out 70 look for them Ne
saw Brown and Morris and tried 10
stop them but the two men fled.
with Whalcn In pursuit Tho officer
drew hls gun when he saw he wua
being ouidistanced and threatened 10
fire. whcrrupon the two men stopped.
Meanwhile the victim OF the hoidup
had disappeared without giving his
name or address The police are now
searching for him 10 see II he can
Identify The suspects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
CHURCHES CAIN
over EASTER
New AccesSions Total More
Than LAS Members

IN addition 10 the 1850 person
added 70 The membership o. churchss
reported 70 the Seattle Council o.
churchea last week. AZ more aces
fions have been reported during the
last few days bringing the Easter
tide totals up 10 l.7s5. Or well beyond
the 1900 mark anticipated.
~ clerical error. the name ~
the Brighton Presbyterian church
vas omitted from the honor roll pub
llshed last week. The following
churches participated in the az &C
ceasions lately reported. 249 OF these
being new members b. baptism. con.
firmation or confession u faith.
Bethany Baptist. University Chris
tan, West Seattle Christian, Fairs
mount Congregational. FirEt German
Congregational, First Evangelical
st. Johns Danish Lutheran. First
Norwegian Lutheran. Bethany Luth.
eran. University Methodist. West
side Presbyterian. Westminster
Presbyterian. Wallingford United
Brethren, First United Presbyterian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
THREE PLANES
ORDERED ON

WASHINGTON. May 3.-"Carry.
on This word went today to the
three army flyers whiting at Dutch
Harbor for their missing flight com
mander. Maj. Frederick l.. Martin.
Air service officials feel the deep.
est regret at the mishaps OF Major
Martin. who apparently has been
logged by some link" ever since the
flight started. But they have not by
any means given UP hope that he will
be found somewhere In the Alaskan
wastes near Chignik
Martin. however, probably Is out
Of the flight for good. officials here
indicate. unless he Is found at once
and his machine can quickly be put
in condition. The other flyers will
20 on without him, under orders sent
them by Major General Patrick, chief
Of the air service.
President Coolidge Is gSeeping In.
formed on the search for Martin. But
he las no thought Of calling off the
flight because of the incident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
FLOWER SHOW
Club viii Hold Spring Flower
Show Monday and TUESDAY,

with the object Of upbuilaiug
Scaitle's reputation an the flower
city, the second annual tulip ana
spring flower show viii h. held NJ
tho Terminal Sales building. Mon
day and Tuesday. May 5 and 6. ac-
cording 20 an announcement b.
George Brahm. president OF the
Spring Flower club. under tho aus.
plccs Of which tho show Is to BE-
given.
Tho entire lower floor Of the new
Terminal Sales building has h,-.n
donated by the management Tor the
occasion.
Officers Of the club wish II
made clear that the show ls en-.
urely an educational display ana II
free 10 the public II IL open 10
amateurs and professionals alike.
There VIII be no classification OF
blooms and no awards. merely :
card 70 mark the display o. cncn
exhibitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
SEATTLE TRAIN
BANDIT FLEES
Pastor Bluffs Gunman, Who
Runs After Getting $3.50

hnnalt aboart a Seattls train.
Ind for yanrouvrr h a.. lost
Z. nsn,c bat sol $3.50 Friday nisht
- minister and a woman out
rsmea him.
ne thus boarded she train east
- ne Canadian city aud. standing
DOORWAY % one 81 rho cars.
..ar,Shsa sun, Tho train was
~ a. seattle passengers. together
~ soofes % Canadians returning
sr,m the tulip festival a. nelung,
hlm.
shell OUT ordcrcd the bandit.
Two passengers save up "a total
Al tlR The Rev. A r. Cooke. ~
49, First Congregational church o.
Nsucouyer was next In line. A
pomaa stood by him She started
~ give up her purse.
Don't give Il 70 him lie won't
,hoes- said the minister.
well" said the bandit. hssliatlnE
= aont want a woman's money
We'll YOU don't want a ministers.
slhen DO YOU asked the Woman.
4 guess not. said the robber.
Ne appeared 10 be nonpluased turned
- his heel and jumped from the
train
saturday a search Is being con.
Quoted for the bandit, but with NJ.
1s success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
BONE BILL Gets
DEMO SUPPORT
Only Clash OF Convention on
State Income Tax Plank

Democrats OF the state of wash.
layton harked hack 20 Jeffersonlan
principles in adopting their state
yiitfcrm Friday. And in doing 30
hey Endorsed every progressive
Measure before the voters OF the
state. headed by the Bone free pow.
a. bill
By a vote Of $50 TO 4ss the con.
,sniion voted for a state income tax
MEASURE. TO be effective in the event
lamili levy Is put into effect. This
was the only sharply contested
plank In the platform.
sharp reproyal was voiced AZ AZ.
taeks BY the republican party lead.
sFs on the direct primary law. The
Hart code was aSsailed and plank
sdopted 10 return franchise giving
powers TO cities. The state public
service commission should be elect.
ife. the hourbons believe.
0ther planks require consideration
O rate p'aklnE values OF public
uay corporations In fixing taxable
value; demand an absolute guarantee
q hank deposits. provide rsarrange.
uent Of state offices: approve the
.Hebe.- or antlfilled milk bill: call
for reopening the women's industrial
sliaie. and approve the prohibition
hE and rigid enforcement OF prohl.
tflon. Most OF the platform was
taken from the Spokane county plat.
foun. on which Mayor Charles A.
Fleming may seek the governorship
Edwin ". Conner. Pacific county
Publisher. who led a fight on the
Boue ban AZ the head OK a small
tiiaic Of seven delegates. was prop.
cry sauclched when his report was
ordered tabled before IL had been
sysd by the convention secretary.
An attempt 10 indorSc Mai. George
]. Berry for democratic vice prcsi.
dent failed. william q. McAdoo go,
the solid support Of the convention
for the presidency. Two additions to
the platform committee report were
the Old age pension and the retention
q The Cushman veterans hospital.
which we're read in by viva voce
sose from the convention floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
Councilmen Split
on Park Finances

an effort 10 appropriate $4,000 for
tho Improvement OF Golden Gardens
park met with opposition in the city
council finance committee Friday.
resulting IN a tie. Councllmen r.
~ Fitzgerald. a. T. Drake. Rober,
H. Hesketh and Cohen voted for the
measure. while Mrs. fAnden. Mrs
Miracle. Y. l.. Blaine and Phil Tin.
dali opposed 10 n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03

STARrING Monday the old Ia.
- coma hotel. la Tacoma. Tor years
one N the picturesque landmarks Of
the Pugct sound country. win under
SO "a complete rcmodeling 40 cost
of 500 600. under the supervision OF
its new ownermanagcr. John Saw
age. manager N the Butler hotel
here The hotel was recently pur.
chased by the newlyformcd Tacoma
Hotel. Inc. composed of TncOma and
Seattle business men.
The Tacoma hotel was designed hy
stanford White and was opened
August 5. 1854. and IN its early years
was the meeting place for tourists
and business men % the youthful
Northwest. Situated on bluff over.
looking the Sound. u commands a
sweeping view % mountains and
water.
The Improvements that ure
planned viii transform the building
into completely up.to.datc hostel.
~ with the addition Of 80 new
baths. every room win have a pri.
vatc bath. ana every bath viii be-
given tile flooring Modern plumb
ing viii be installed turnout the
building
John Savage. who viii manage the
hotel. Is an oid.,ime hotel man here.
lie opened the ~. Regis hotel Just
before the Alaska Yukon Pacific c1.
position, and managed a number Of
apartment houses before he took
over the management Of the Hotel
Butler
The new Tacoma Hotel company
has been capitalized AZ SAT-. 900. and
Savage Is It's vice president Other
members Of the company Include
John Buffclen. s. NJ. jackson. Frank
ID. Oakley and J Frank Hickey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
Heart Lure of "Mother"
From Babies Lips Ends
Masculine Masquerade

trn.iail became a man and was
employed in taumiii az
truck driver she and Mfs
Foster Werr known us brother
and sister
Tho relationship aroused ths
suspicious ~ nelghhors. ~ 10
California they came. and Mr.
Foster became ~Mra Ray sai-
sent" Ray himself became
postal clerk and later nlled
other Jobs Tor men in a fashion
that never once aroused rus-
picion
Hut b takes moro than
suit ~ mems clothes Airs
nuttendali said she discovered.
aud failing health forced her 70
abandon her role u mnHculin-
bread winner.
80 now my kiddies-they call
ma mother. Ray declared hap
PLY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

no. Hum
40 work tomorrow
The open road b. caaBHnrf
Boo bicycle rangers won silver
trophy Tor making the best Cleanup
week effort here.
Rainier chapiti -. A. n. Hiu play
host May 10 10 the Amercanization
department Y ". G. a.
Double quartet. Bethany Presby.
terrain. VIII close ne season SUNDAY
evening. At the church. with special
program.
Perjury charge against Arthur
Doran dismissed by Judge Mitchell
Gillian. on technical grounds.
Jury in Judge Drinkers court a.
n. G. Macy Is guilty Of practicin.
medicine without "a license
-Four men, accused ~ hunting deer
with dogs on Vashon island last fall.
found not guilty b. Justice c. c.
Dalton.
Dinner dance will be given By Sc.
attic chapter. American Association
OF Engineers, Moves cafeteria. May ..
r. c. Lawrence. resident here for
80 years. died Al his home. $40 y.
John It., aged r. Formerly in the
jcwelry business. had Alaska inter.
ests.
Funeral services were held satur.
day for Henry Kaufman. who died
at his home 1916 18Th ave. $.
Wednesday.
Famorlabor party Endorsed II.
c. Riizman. It's county chairman. as
candidate Tor county commissioner,
North district
Printing course al Broadway high
school authorized by the school
board
Audience az the Labor temple
Friday evening indorsed the equal
rights Tor men and women DIN.
ufler a talk by Miss Mabel Vernon.
Seattle Aerie No. ]. r. o. j.,
elected "A full set OF officers Friday
evening without contests.
Funeral services were held Sat.
urday for Mrs. NJ. a. ~. Page.Tus.
tin. widow OF the late Judge. and
for John Brown. well known mem.
Der OF the plumbers local union.
l.. A. wold, who lived al Issaquah
for 81 years. win be buried Sun.
day afternoon in Hillside cemetery.
Friends Of Ben Scott Booth. I'M
dertakcr. who died Thursday. Will
attend the funeral Sunday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03

BERKELEY. Cal May a.
~igay sargent has discarded
masculine attire because he"
wants 10 hear two little daugh.
tets say mother" instead ~
Daddy"
For four yeats Mr Edna
nriiicndall has been known ~
man. She dressed in mans
attire ana did a man's work 20
that her children might 5e nur
iured and educated
Sot only did she provide a
comfortable home fot her own
children but for Mn Thomas
Foster and her three children
rs we'll Mrs. Foster was known
20 neighborn and friends ~ The
two women a. Mrs Ray sar
gent"
Yesterday Mrs. Britiendnil
could stand her role no longer
IL was sweet 10 hear my
babies call me Daddy but I
wanted 20 be- called Mother
she said iu telling her story
n was four years ago. Ia
Trinidad. Colo. that Mrs Brit
tendnil found u necessary 90
shin Tor herself
Weary OF her husbands al.
legged crueltiea. according 20 her
story, she decided 60 ny by
nlEht from Trinidad and seek
happiness elsewhere, Then Mr.
Foster. wife Of a former post
master. whose husband had died
after trying yalnly 90 find
health In California. turned %
Mrs iirlttcndnll Tor guidance.
Both women were young. both
With children. but undaunied by
circumstances. they pooled their
slender resources and Ned from
the city That was on July 3.
1890.
First they went 90 Wyominn.
where jobs Tor women were
hard TO obtain. So Mrs. Brit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
NATIVES DESCRIBE
FLIGHT OF PLANE

Natives described how they
watched the great. birdlike plane. TO
them marvellous sight. winEing
It's way thru the skies in n direc.
ton which would take Il over Lake
chlgnik toward Bering sea.
Searching parties were imme-
diately dispatched. going afoot and
by dog sled over the snow TO search
the country lying inland.
There seemed a possibility that
Martin may have alighted on the
usually placid waters OF Lake CHG.
nik-If the lake Is not frozen--and
may be waiting there for aid TO
reach him.
II he did not alight, his route
would carry him on the opposite
side OF the Alaskan peninsula, Uni.
max island-made famous by Rex
Beach's novel The Spoilers"
Unalaska. on which Dutch Harbor
is located.
It opened two new fields for the
search. one By water on the opposite
coast OF the peninsula and The
Alaskan islands, and the other ~
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
MUSIC CHIEF ITEM
IN RADIO PROGRAM
FOR FIVE STATIONS
NTNIDAl

Copyright 1924. by United Press.
WEAF, New York. 4s2 meters.
w $50 ., m. ~, s. TJ-MusI.
cal program from the Capitol
theater.
kDkA. Pittsburg. ag6 meters,
.. IN. a.. $. To- Monster band
concert from Syrian mosque.
wBz. Springfield. $40 meters.
: p. m. a.. $. T.i--Program from
the general conferences Methodist
church.
wGN. Chicago. 40 metors 6
10 . D. m. C.. s. Tl-sunday
evening artists series program.
ksD 81. Louis. SO meters.
? p. IN. &C. S. Tl-Program from
the Grand Central theater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
VESSEL SOUGHT

MONTERREY. Cal. May - No
word had been received here Up 20
an early hour today as 10 the fatU
Of sotfoot sailing vessel reported
In distress of Lopez point yesterday.
The coosi guard cutter Shawnee
left FOR tho scene last night
According 10 the report OF the vcs-
tel'a plight. she was drifting help.
leEsly near the coast. her mnsts
nwep, away by a northwest gale.
Aaron Harlan. who lives near
Point Lopez. reported that he viewed
the craft thru a field gissu nnd saw
four men aboard her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
.FEIST PROGRAM
OVER KFOA
Popular Songs and Histori-
cal Talk Scheduled

Tho Rdio couectt 10 be broldc
at midnight Saturday. Nay D. thru
the courtesy Of the seattle office ~
The Leo Fcirt company. Inc. from
station KFOA, "a exciting more than
local Interest
The artists appearing are Lew Aia.
han, pianist. ana Tiny Snyder. vocal
isi, These boys have been heard
from this station on various ocra.
riona and are well known thru tha
air 20 KFOA fans.
In addition 70 the musical program
there win be o ven unique histori.
cll recitation given relative 10 one
~ the prominent sections Of the Pa.
cifc coast.
Special receiving apparatus has
been Installed In both the New York
and Boston offices Of this company
70 receive the program from the
Paclfc coast
II follows
Mamma Loves Papa Papa Love.
't""itnA sttsst-s...s
Lew Mahan and Frank Snyder
Every Night I Cry Myself 20
sleep ....s......... Frank Snyder
AItnd} ...-..+.ss....f Lew Mahnu
somewhere In the World" John
Mccormack new songl ........
.r-s.+..........,,. Frank Snyder
I'm Worried over You Lew Alahnn
Love You '..,...-..F Frank Snyder
Don't Mind the Rain. Lew Aiahan
Linger Awhile" ..... Frank snyder
What DID I Get by Loving Youg"
,..ts,.t..-,.ss,. Lew Mahan
When Lights Are Low. .........
sts+s sf.s-s..s Frank Snyder
What Does the Pussy Cat Mean
When She Says Meow" mann.
coo ts.'ss's..s.r....- Lew Mahnn
Mr Radio Man. Tel Ny Nanny
10 Come Back Home" .........
'ts'''..........,.. Prank Snyder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
LAND PARTIES TO
SEARCH WILDERNESS

The country which land parties
must traverse is practically unin
habitcd- except By few natives. is
largely snow covered, and IL dotted
by volcanic cones and craters. some
OF which are active.
Word from Chignik today reported
return OF three searching parties
which went BY water, covering in
small boats all the inlets OF Portage
bay from chlgnik lagoon to the head
OF Kulukta bay. They had found
no trace OF the missing flyers.
At Kuiukta bay they met a small
boat crew from the cutter Algonquin
which had been covering another sec.
ton OF the coast without success
Another party had searched the
Tivor country, in the same vicinity,
but had been forced finally TO turn
back on account OF Ice.
Still another party returned TO
chlgnik after having covered the
shore line and the islands TO the
westward for rs hours unavailingly,
Searchers have been greatly heart.
ened by the reports Of the Chignik
lagoon natives and hope. which WINS
tagging, OF finding Martin and Har.
yey alive, has taken new life.
They had been missing So hours at
: q m tdday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
Beg Pardon!

Tho Star never Intentionally prints an
untrue statement or make. an unjust
charge. But our reporters are human.
and they don't SEE everything they
write about. Whenever an error oroeps
Into The star, We will be very glad to
correct IL. and we will thank the friends
who call IL 20 our attention.
In a story in The Star this week
Hummel and Kammcyer fox farm.
err. we're credited with the owner
ship OF silver foxes which We're
seized by tho government for import
duty. These foxes do not belong
TO these men. but TO a group OF
Tacoma men. Hummel and Kan.
meyer were merely boarding the
foxes for the owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
BANK IS CLOSED

ST. PAUL. MINI, May 3.-Thc
Capital Trust & Savings bank. one
OF the largest in st. Paul. with So
600. 900 deposits. closed it's doors to-
day.
The closing came after practically
an ali-night session OF the direc.ors
aud officers with a. j. Neigel. state
superintendent OF banks.
The difficulties. Veigel said, nr.
due 10 frozen assets" in the form
OF North Dakota and Montana
paper, which cannot now be liquid
nted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03

tant to leave without first knowing
whether their commander is safe.
were making ready their planes 10
depart at the first favorable oppor.
tunity. Nazan. on the island of Atln.
in the AIeutian group. would be their
next stop. 1t Is $50 miles from
Dutch Hurbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
Stunt Flyers
Son Must Keep
Feet on Ground
So Says Mother Who
Is Widow of Price
Miller
ny G. LrCIIl.E HITLER

VNiE Vers Young gentleman rubbed
- his wrinklcd forehead with a
chubby iefi fist, and a faint smile
hoNercd around his nps. Prank
Jacobs, the star photographer. had
Just pulled his stock version OF look
pleasant please" hy requesting him
10 think OF an ice cream cone. but
the Young man, evidently considering
u t1flins question. merely relapse,i
into a bored repose.
We must excuse him. however. a.
ne has only been with as some b
hours and setting acquainted with
All ones relatives AZ once Is a s,renu.
Gus performance.
We are referring 10 Price Miller.
IT. pos,humous son OF Price Miller.
daring young stunt flyer. who died
m spokane. sept, 10. 1898. from In.
jnries sustained when he fen several
hundred feet IN a defective parachute
"a the Interstate fair grounds. when
the thlid parachute % a tripic drop
failed 20 fully open.
HAD PROMISED
To LEAVE GAME"
Miller's bride. who was f5rmer,y
Miss Helen Logan. witnessed the
acrldcni, ana was with her hus.
band when death came.
The couple were married July q
1898. and were on their honeymoon.
spending u az various towns whore
Miller had contracted 10 do stunt.
The stunt which brought death 10
Miller vas 10 have been hls last an.
nesrance In stunt work. as his IL
weeks contract expired with tho end
OF the spokane fair week. end his
Young wife had exactsd a promise
from him 20 qui, the dangerous
work FOR good
No high flying for that young
chap when he grows up. smiled the
dark.eyed little is.year.old mother.
waniy, a. she cuddled the % pound
young husky In her arm. "Tn pick
him out a nice. safe job. where ne
can keep his feet on the ground all
OF the time"
The young widow. who has lived
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". 4.
Logan. 5ss East Hst st.. since her
sad bereavement. Is already planning
the future OF herself and her young
fatherleSs son. Out In the big Old
rambling home on the edge Of town.
the little family are standing four
square. and I'VE want Helen 10 just
stay az home" said her mother-but
Helen nays no.
Il must take a business course and
get out and earn enough money 70
educate my baby boy" she says. II
worked little after graduated from
Broadway high. but no pln.moncy job
viii do me now. must DO something
worth while. because I've got some.
thing worth white to do Il FOR.
And Price. Jr.. with hts daddy's
dimple In his chin. merely waves n
cheerful fist nj the world and de.
cidcs-,o let mother do ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
OTHER FLYERS ARE
READY TO DEPART

In the meantime reports came from
Dutch Harbor telling OF preparations
being made by Lieu's. Leigh Wade,
Lowell Smith and Erik Nelson, Mar.
tins three companion flyers. to carry
out instructions sent from Washing.
ION 10 continue the flight without
their leader.
The three lieutenants, altho rcluc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MARTIN
STARTS ON PAGE 1
leaders OF the search for the
missing flyers.

Alaskan Indians. living In a little
native village at the head OF CHG.
mix lagoon. reported that they saw
Martins plane. the Seattle. nying
over the lagoon Wednesday.
This strengthened belief that
Martin had altered his course on
account OF winds and poor visibility.
after leaving Chignik. and instead
OF following the coast. as planned.
had taken the overland route across
the Alaskan neufnuiia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-03

or s2.5OO.574 stolen In six mail
robberies in 1898. ss,5Os. T9I was re.
covered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-15
SILENCE" WAR
RANTEO

We read that there was an sim
pressive silence at the international
opium conference when the japanese
delegates threw into the midst of
the discussion a political bomb. II
consisted Of a resolution. acceptance
Of which would have placed the ma
tions represented on record as OPP
posed to intervention in China's af
fairs. even on moral grounds. 1t
voiced confidence that China would
walton of the poppy, which is absurd
on the face OF it if we think of
Chinese oificialdom as it now exists,
when we recall that only few
years ago the Chinese complained
that Japan was prohting from the
sale of narcotics to the Chinese.
Japan was finally persuaded to
withdraw the resolution. Her rep
iesentative had accomplished what
he was after. This wasn't approval
Of China but recognition OF Japan's
determination to speak for her, that
The world may understand that
Japan intends to do the exploiting of
far Cathay. herself We may not
like this idea. but what may We ex-
pect to do about It? We undoubt
odly think we could do better but If
Japan isn't OF that mind, who or
what is to change it? Japan has
asked the other nations concerned a
very searching question. That i'm
pressive silence" was very appro-
rriate