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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-09-25

Offer Made by French Gov
eminent Understood to
Be Unsatisfactory.

WASHINGTON Sept, 25.-The pro-
posal debt funding o oker by the French
Commission, formutated by Finance
Minister NJ. Caillaux, has been pre-.
sented to the American Debt Fund
ing Commission. It is understood
he offer of the French. government
IS not satisfactory to the American
Commission.
Some Of the American Commission.
ers are willing to rpuse the French
debt offer made as q basis for fur,
ther discussion on the French four
billion dollar war debt
Today's meeting Tasted ten min
utes.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1925-09-25
ASK. ADnuT LOANS.

WASHtNa1ON Snnt. Us. United
States Senator William E. Borah
has asked SECRETARIES Mellon and
Hoover for information on loans
made European nations. Senator
Borali said he had been informed
foreignefs were obtaining loans in
this country at six and eight per
cent interest that amount also being
charged private loans.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
G.. H. Estes.
Commanding

El dia trece de julio me inforrn6
un captain de la Guardia Nacional
que Mr.. Wilson le habia manifesta-
do entire otras cosas que el (Mr.
Wilson,, tenia ciertos cargos en-
contra mia, que 81 los presentaba
me harlan perder mi carrera mill
tar, pero que 81 yo pedia mi relevo
de Puerto Rico, el (Mr. WILSON, no
haria NADIA.
Al dia siguientn r7o p~nsnr+6 on
ia oficina del Ayudante General
tMr. Wilson,. y lie pregunte snhre
Ia veracidad de 10 dicho por ell re-
ferido captain. Ell me contest6 que
!c habfa dicho pero que no tenia
pruebas, Y que era mejor que yo
pidiese mi relevo; entonces le pedi
razones Y viendose "cogido y con
Ia mascara quitada' sc enfureci6 v
Ia conversation Sc convirti6 en- una
discussion acalorada.
Durante la discussion el me agre-
dio siendo yo ffsicamente muy
superior Ell, me conforme con su-
jetarle las manos, reirme, Y decirle
cue no guerra agredirlo por su
edad, pero que 81 me tocaba otra
vez 10 haria.
Quise mantenerme en- una acti-
tud. digna de mi cargo nnilitar.
Mientras yo lie agarraba Y el force
Yjeaba por soltarse, yo retrocedia de
espaldas hacia la oficina de entra-
da. Al salir de espaldas fuf agredi-
do por Acosta empleado de dicha
o5icina con un tintero.
De este hecho que parece una
eonspiracion di cuenta a las auto
ridades civiles Y las militares. Es-
tas ultimas va han rendido su in
1orme Washington v en- dicho in
forme me exoneran de toda cuIpa
en- 10 ocurrido. Ahora espero la ac-
c,6n de la corte civil en- la denuncia
que contra dichos senores he pre-
sentado.
Esto es 10 ocurrido, entire Wilson
y 70.
Tambien quiero que para, ell bien
del pals, la Guardia Nacional de
Puerto Rico y ell ejercito regular,
Puerto Rico juzgue a Wilson, v
Urrutia, y que su fallo Immediate
'legue Washington cuanto antes.
Asimismo Ell pals podra juzgar
quien es el verdadero culpable de
que la Legislature haya suprimido
IA asignacion para la Guardia Ma
cional de Puerto Rico.
/ Hasta cuando?
Muy respetuosamente,
Enrique URRUTIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
HOTEL MINERVA

Ave. Ponce de Leon - Stop Is
Telefono 1545
Visite'o Y encontrara habitaciones
frescas, servicio esmerado. Comidas
a domicilio. Precios Mod:cos.
Propietario: JUAN C. VELEZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17

Herr G. &c Kanya, sub-secretario
de RelaciOnes ExteriOres Y Secreta
rio de Estado de Hungria, ha pre-
sentadO La renuncia de su alto pues-
to de EmbajadOr de esta naei6n en-
Berlin. c. de Kanya es unO de los
mas habiIes dipIomaticOs de la
naei6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
Fl Dr.. Figuefod p0ne puntO final.

mar un concepto demasiado pobre
de sus conocimientos medicos.
Y tendria que ser asi porqnc
Gquien que haya estudiado nuestra
profession ignora que ell conocimion-
to de las patologias y las chnicas
tanto Quirhrgica, m6dica, como de
las afecciones del sistema nervioso
proporcionan la preparation hasica
para todo 10 relacionado con los &C
cidentes, que despues &c tcdo no
dejan de ser otra cosa lus bien
manifestations t0xicas o infeccio-
sas o bien traumatismo que en- su
evoluci6n patogenica dan genesis
unas veces, dejan como secuelas
otras, trastornos tr6ficos celulares 0
incapacidad transitoria o permanen-
te.
Clsro esta que todo un secreta-
rio del Board de Medicos Examina
dores hay que suponerie "saber
mucho'' de todas estas materias, y
en- tai concepto, no Sc puede adrni-
tir que el mismo, pueda- escribir
las blasfemias medicas q. aparecen
en- Ell artfcu1o que contestamos, y
Ell admitir como un acto de respe-
to al cofnpahero, que su iirma sea
10 dnico q. 81 haya puesto en- Ell
mismo, posici6n esta en- verdad que
81 resulta inc6moda de asumir. hay
quien la justifca, 81 sus1nico nor
te en- La vida 10 constituye la rea-
izaci6n de un buen negocio.
En- relacion con los ataques a
los Hospitales Municipales. supon-
go que este no sea todavia aim la
respiration por la herida" que le
qued6 al no poder obtener cl car
go de cirujano que en- dichos hos
pitales aspire; y con respecto a los
ataques politicos a La pasada ad
ministraci6n unionista, creemos que
no ha debido correspondent con tai
ingratitud Quien recibi6 de Ia mis-
ma una de eSas plazas tan comodas
que permiten Ell que uno pueda aten
der sus negocios clinicos.
/ Y en- relaci6n con los hospita-
les de La isla Y con los compafieros
a quienes injustamente ataca Ell
su bien cimentada reputation, sola-
mente podemos explicarnos este he
cho con La asersion que hemos he
cho, de que siendo medicO no ppc-
de ser 6l ell autor del 8rticulo de
ola Democracia" va que el mismo
esta refido con la etica profesio-
nal y en- maridaje con el NAL conf
paherismo.
I Concerniente al contrato de
$4,000 de la Climca Miramar, no
nos interesa personalmente EN- NADIA
este a nosotros; va Sc encargart
Ia Comisi6n de Indemnize clones a
obreros de decir la Ultima palabra
sobre ell misno, Y de nuestra parts
punto final sobre dicho s'affa.rc
Or. Leopoitso FIGUEROA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
CENTRAL

Edifcio construido expresamente
para Hotel. Modernamente equipa-
do, con Ascensor. Habitaciones con
baiio. Telefono, Timbres, Barberfa
y cuanto requiere ell Moderno Con-
fort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan
Desde $1.00 a ESQ. Desde $50 a
$50 Restaurant a la Carta. Gu.
bierto 81.
SAN JOSE NO. IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
OansinuaciSn de Ia IL. pAgiaA

dico perito de dicho ORGANISING de
acuerdo con Ell patron que estable-
ce Ell doctor Biascochea, entonces
dicho perito no tendria que reu
mir sino solo una condici6n La
de favorecer au trance ell negocio
o contrato de la clinica M5ramar.
Y 81 alguien va sea un aspirante
al cargo de medico algin co,ni-
sionado osare no comprometerse a
aconsejar apoyar La aprobaci6n
de dicho contrato sin I'm analis1s
demostrativo de que ell ,aisno 10
es oneroso Y ST equitativo y jus
to, entonces ell que tai cosa haga
hay que declararlo incapaz.. auIl-
que esta incapacidad sea vista a
traves del prisma del negocio.
va 10 dijo Ell dulce uoeta de las
doloras: En- este mundo traidor ma
da es verdad nj mentira TODD es
seg1n Ell color-del crlstal con que
SO mira.
Asi no es de extrafar upc al
ser nosotros mi:ados con el en-
pafiado cristal del negocio clfInco
del compaiero Biasccchea este oil
vide que no Sc le puede negar ca
pacidad un hombre que como es-
tudiante de medicinal de Ia UNI
versidad de la Habana barrio con
los siguientes premios: Quimica
Tnorganica, Quimica organica, Fl
sica Medica, Analisis de Quimica
y Microscopic, Patologia Mcdics,
Hygiene, Toxicologia, y Medicina
Legal; que en- exaRlen de grado
obtuvo nota de sobresallente; y
que como medico en- Puerto Rico ha
ejercido permanentemente durante
ounce amos su profesi0a y de clos
ha dedicado trece a ser medico de
compaffas de ferrocarTileS, vapores
Y trenes con 10 cua1 ha adquirido
sobrada experiencia On inateria de
academies; que ademas ma hecho
antes de ser especialista en- Obtetri-
cia cirugia general y en- ST espe-
cialidad, siendo esta una rama de
Ia cirugia ha hecho segin saben
todos los compaferos incluso u pro-
pio doctor Biascochea, todas las in
tervenciones del ramo, desde la
apicacion de forces hasta abrir r1n
yientre en- una cesarea; solo visto
traves del cristal del negocio, re-
petimos, es que Sc podria negar ca
pacidad al medico que supo en- Ia
catedra de Maternidad de Madcid
pronunciar una conferencia qua, de
termino Ell que hombres de La Ca.
tedra en- I'm cable facil de encontrar
en- la collection de LA Democra-
cia'' en- agosto del afio 1922 Sc
dirigieran al pals fehcitandolo por
ell acto por nosotros realizado
solo asi es que Sc puede negar Ca
pacidad al medico que ha sido du-
rante dos amos Jefe del Service
de la clinica Medica de los Hospi-
tales Municipales Y Director dE-
rante dos afios del Hospital de Ma.
ternidad.
Ahora bien como Ell joven colega
quiere trazar la pauta la Comi-
sion y en- un "ordeno y mando'
le impone que no me nombre por
fev un, especialista en- parto me va
permitir ell distinguido colega
que por respeto a su nombre acep.
te que tai dislate que aparece er
ell articulo de LA Democracia'
en- union de otros ataques a dist:n
guidos compaiieros no sean hijos de
su pluma, no teniendo tai articulc
de eI mas que La firma, pues de otro
mcdo mo veria,1oc for7odnc for.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
BALE DE SoCIEDAD
SUSPENDIDO

a
Nos informan las sefioras direc-
torres de La prestigiosa entidad Eli
jas Cat6licas de America, Cor
te de Castillo e26, que ha sido
acuerdo suspender ell baile de So
ciedad organizado por las Damas
Isabeinas Y que habria de tener
efecto Ell 16 de julio, debiendo cele-
brarse Ell 19 de julio, domingo.
Conociendo la habilidad organi-
zadora de las distinguidas damas,
no podemos menos que esperar I'M
lrcidisimo scto, Ell accntecimicnto
social de Ia temporada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
Enrique URRUTIA.

tara renuncia de miembro Comite
Director Escolar. Comite endoso
communication directoriO para re
soluci6n asunto. Alcalde alega in
congratulated entire anibos car
gos.
Ramirez BRAU,
Il Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
DON JESUS PALES DIAZ SA-
LILO AVER DE LA CARCEL.-
Sc GESTIONABA SU INDUL-
70. PERO NO FUE NECESARIO

Nuestro distinguido amigo, don
Jesus Pales Dfaz, quien habia sido
condenado a cumplir noventa dfas
de carcel por la Corte Federal hace
va mucho tempo, y quien habia
ingresado en- ell penal para cumplir
Ia condena, salio aver en- libertad,
pues pag6 los 5000 de multa que Sc
le daban como alternative.
Anoche mismo debia celebrarse
una reunion de los.veteranos de la
guerra hispano-americana, convo-
cada por su digno Presidente, Mr..
Samuel Friedman de Humacao, con
ell fin de ir hoy donde el Goberna-
dor a pedir ell indulto del senor Pa
les Diaz. No obstante, no Sc hizo
necesario en- virtud de haber paga-
do nuestro amigo la multa, 10 que
no es obiee para que ei Sc sienta
sumamente agradecido a la gene
rcsidad y nobleza del Sr. Fried
man.
Nos alegramos de todo coraz6n
de que ell amigo Pales Diaz haya
salido en- libertad y sentimos YER
dadero placer al dar esta noticia
que sera recibida con gran salts
faccion v jdbilo por sus muchas
amistades en- toda la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17

Asegirase Alcalde dirigio = Co
mite Local Alianza pidi6ndole hi
cieran que Jose r. Gelpi presen-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17


Julio 16, 1925.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
SeEor:-
Hace unos dfas fui informado de
que -el Coronel Estes del 65 de in
fanteria habia iniciado una inyesti-
gaci6n de ciertos cargos que contra
mi intentaban formular en- las Off
cinas del Ayudante General de Ia
Guardia Nacional de Puerto Rico.
Que en- ell tempo que trancurrlo
durante la investigation llegue a
SAFER que Sc trataba de una infa-
mia pues Sc tramaba NADIA menos
uuc probar que yo habia cobrado
via;es la isla en- vista de inspec-
ci6n sin haberlos hecho. No pude
descubrir La persona que ocultas
de manera tan baja me atacaba.
Entonces presente todos mis- docu-
mentos v comprobantes al Coronel
Estes quien despues de haber reali-
2ando una ampha investigation dc
hechos me ha enviado la carta que
copiada dice asi:
Headquarters, Post of San Juan,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
July 10th. 1925.
Subject: Vouchers for Travel.
To: Major Enrique Urrutia, Jr.,
Infantary, D. 0. L. Headquarters
295th Infantry, P. r. National
Guard, Allen Street, San Juan. P.
Rico.
j. I have had compared the vou-
c1ers submitted by you covering
Your expense account for official
visits made in your capacity as Sc
nior Instructor, National Guard of
Porto Rico, with affidavits of di-
sinterested parties, affirming that
such visits were made at the time
and to the places stated in your
vouchers. This comparison covered
the period July &c, 1924, to June
18, 1925.
2. From the evidence submitted
it appears that the vouchers are
correct and just and that the trips
wore made at the time and to the
places specified.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
La yerdad de 10 OCurri-
do en- Ia Guardia
NaCiOnaI
Una cart0 del Conan
te Urrutia

San Juan, Pto. Rico,
Julio 16, 1925.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17

HOTEL UNIVERSE

fetUan rs Frenre al "Imparc,aI
dabitaciones c0modas y frescaA
ServicIo esmerado. Especial aten
ion para familias Precios m6di
os. Cocina Espanola. Admitimos
sbonados. Tel, 1904. Propietaria
JORGE SUNER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
RESTAURANT FL TIBIDABO

En- beneficio de nuestra hume
osa clientele hemos introducido
mportantes meioras en- ell popular
restaurant Ell TIBIDABO, alberto
El mejor sitio para almorzar, CO.
Fl mejor tito para almorzar, co.
rer y cenar platos exquisitos y
7anos.
Ventilation, trato Agradable, ser
'icio esmerado.
Nuando venga Ponce, visits
Ell TTBIDABO
Calle Isabel. cerca de Ia Plaza M
ior Rivera
Evening star., 1925-02-20
MITCHELL SOUGHT
BY AUTO COMPANY
Rickenbacker Wires Offer of
Better Job and Salary to
His War Chief.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT. Mich, February 90
Industry will offer Brig. Gen. Will
liam Mitchell a job, If he is willing
to give up his place in the Army
One Of the many automobile firms
in this city. headed by Capt Eddie
Rickenbacker, formerly associated
with Mitchell in the Air Service, sent
the assistant air chief the following
telegram yesterday:
"A man of your courage, initiative
and intelligence is needed in busi-
ness which will pay you more than
you can ever hope to receive from
the Government. Have never re-
GREETED relinquishing what looked
like life job in the Army to enter
arena of industry, l hereby tender
you executive position at
salary higher than you are now re-
ceiving plus full appreciation your
efforts and ability
Capt, Rickenbacker also was pres
ent at meeting last night in which
40 former Army and Naval airpilots
formulated and sent to President
Coolidge a statement of their faith in
the ability and leadership of Brig.
Gen. Mitchell.
Evening star., 1925-02-20
KEARNS DENIES CHARGE
IN $500, 900 DAMAGE SUIT
Testifies in Own Behalf Contradict
ing Accusations Made by MO-
ton Picture Actress.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, February 20.-Ac-
cusations of Mrs. Mary Tenney, di-
vorcee and motion picture extra"
were denied by Jack Kearns, manager
of Jack Dempsey, heavyweight pugi-
listic champion, when he testified yes
terday in Mrs. Tenney's 100000 dam
age suit based on allegations that
Kearns drugged and attacked her.
Kearns admitted that when he was
10 years old, 21 years ago, he was
convicted of assault with intent to
commit a felony and sentenced to
80 days He testified he first met Mrs.
Tenney on the night Of May 8. 1924.
when the attack was alleged to have
occurred
At her request, he said, he drove her
In his automobile from Universal
City studio to Hollywood, where he
stopped at a friends home to tele-
phone. He left the house without Mrs.
Tenney 90 minutes later, he said tell
Ing her he would summon taxicab
for her. He said that during his BRIEF
stay in the house Mrs. Tenney was
not molested.
Evening star., 1925-02-20

magazine, which charged that Con-
gress had valued the lives of "a
Army officers at S412 apiece and
was directly responsible for the ex-
plosion of the dirigible Roma AT
Langley Field, Va, about two years
|ago. The article introduced to the
committee stated that Congress fail
ed to appropriate $4,000, the amount
necessary to bring a sufficient guam
tity of heliunl from Fort Worth, Tex,
TO Langley Field for imitation of the
|airship. Hydrogen, therefore, had to
be used and the dirigible exploded,
killing "a men. the article declared.
Representative Reid, Republican,, L.
linois, declared he had had the House
appropriations committee investigate
this charge and found it to be untrue.
Correspondent Quizzed.
In the course of Gen. Mitchelrs tes-
timony about the effectiveness of anti
aircraft fire against airplanes he
pointed to a hewspaperman sitting
around the table as being capable of
substantiatfng his statements. The
newspaperman, William d. Upton of
the Baltimore Evening Sun, was i'm
mediately summoned to the chair Mr..
Upton is officially credited with four
enemy planes and two enemy balloons
and toward the close of the war was
shot down and taken prisoner. He
reiterated the contempt for the
archies' as expressed by other war
pilots in testimony and told how he
and other experienced pilots would
take up two aviators on tours over
the best German anti-aircraft bat
teries and let them shoot at the
planes. He declared the Germans
were far superior in anti-aircraft fire
than the allies.
Thinks Report Accurate.
While the rumor broadcast late
"Wednesday evening that Gen. Mitch
ell would be asked to resign or accept
a reduced rank by President Coolidge
failed to materalize yesterday-the
Evening star., 1925-02-20
Thinks Report Accurate.

While the rumor broadcast late
"Wednesday evening that Gen. Mitch
ell would be asked to resign or accept
a reduced rank by President Coolidge
failed to materialize yesterday-the
Evening star., 1925-02-20
Mitchell to Stay
In Service Even if
Denoted in Rank

Brig. Gen. William Mitchell, as
siStant chief of the Army Air
Service, who is threatened with
reduction in rank after March rs,
will not resign from the Army, no
matter how he is affected by TIL.
march of events in the present air
craft controversy, but will remain
in khaki until he retires. which
will be three years hence, Rep
resentative Prall, Democrat, New
York. member of the House air
craft investigating cor2mittee, said
today.
Gen. Mitchell told me emphati-
cally that he would not resign un-
der any condition.. said Repre-
sentative Prall. He explained to
me that while others officers have
f, been resting comfortably in
Washington most of their lives he
has been sent to duty at all cor
ners of the earth, and because or
his extensive travels and acquaint-
ances he will feel at home any
where the War Department de-
cided to send him if he is not re-
appointed to his present position
Evening star., 1925-02-20
SHAVERMESSACE
LAUDS DEMOCRACY
National Chairman Sees
Party VaIiantIy Serving the
+! Country in Future.

message to the Democrats of the
hatlon, declaring that the party can
not be killed or even seriously in
Jured by defeat, was issued last
night by Glenn Shaver, chairman of
the Democratic National Committee.
Mr. Shaver said that the debt of
some 100000 which accrued during
the last campaign, lis no longer a
serious problem" adding that con-
tributions and pledges received since
the election are In the aggregate suf-
hcient practically to wipe out the
oencit in the relatively near future,
and also to prove for current running
expenses of the national committee.
Says Davis Must Speak for Self.
With reference to John w. Davis,
Democratic candidate for President in
the last election, Mr.. Shaver said Mr.
Davis must speak for himself as to
his political plans for the future, but
expressed the opinion that he would
not again be presidential candi-
date, great American and great
Democrat though he is"
The party has survived for more
than a century, Mr.. Shaver said, and
Will yet live to do valiant service
Ior the people and the country" 1t
was the duty of all Democrats,
dNliNtiN tIlTOlleu not, ne
ADDED, TO support faithfully those
Ideals and policies which have made
the party great"
Success for the sake of service is
our common objective" the message
continued. 1T must not be a, party
OF groups. Only in collective energy
ana In a common cause can 1t be of
real service.
His Personal Attitude.
My own attitude as chairman of
the committee will square with this
ioea, as my desire is to be of party
service only. l have no interest in
promoting the aims of any group, nor
IN 1urthertng the ambitions of any
prospective candidate"
Inc message said the committee
would be able to aid in a practical
way party candidates in the con-
Sressional elections of 1925, and as
serted that the party was not being
nnanced by any individual or small
group.
The national chairman said the or
sanlzation of victory clubs set up
during the last campaign, was being
retained. but not for the purpose Of
collecting funds to pay a deficit.
Evening star., 1925-02-20

date set fol the reprimand-Repre-
sentative Perkins of New Jersey, the
committee examiner. with the ap-
proval OF the committee, formally an
nounced yesterday afternoon that he
has not changed his opinion as to the
accuracy of the report brought to the
committee. Mr.. Perkins declared the
Information was from what Is regard
ed as reliable sources but did not
come from Gen. Mitchell.
Mr.. Perkins also asserted that the
information, as 1t came to him. was
that the action was to be taken at
the request of Secretaries Weeks and
Wilbur" and that the information was
given further support by recent testi-
mony of Mr.. Wilbur before the com
mittee that certain parts of Gen.
Mitchell's testimony had been called
to the attention of Secretary Weeks.
officials Are Silent.
While the rumors were flying about
that Gen. Mitchell's present position
in the Air Service was but a matter
of minutes. the White House and the
War Department remained silent on
the probability or improbahiiity of
his reappointment as assistant chief
of the Air Service. His present detail
expires March 26 and II he Is not Sc
lected to succeed himself. he will re-
vert to the rank of colonel and be as
signed at the discretion of the War
Department.
Evening star., 1925-02-20

by equal friendliness on the part OF
Russia, may lead to recognition.
Commercial relations with Russia
constitute an important factor In the
problem. American business men are
anxious to see trade restored ana
start made toward normal relations
with Russia, provided, of course, an
agreement can be secured on the
questions which the American Gov
ernment regards as fundamental.
The new Secretary of State, Frank
Kellogg, is at the moment giving spe-
cial attention to the Russian contro-
versy and will have an opportunity
before he leaves London to talk in
formally with the Soviet Ambassador
to Great Britain. Out of those con-
versations may come definite plan
for the meeting of joint Russian
American commission TO investigate
the whole matter of recognition.