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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25
Banking Facts for
Boys and Girls
BY john Y. Be0ty,
Editor o. the Bankers Monthly.

EUuOT " tVe ouHScTS MOUtIty.
Suppose you wanted to buy an automobile
that cost 5000 and you had only 5000, how
could you get the remaining $700?
If you were able to buy the automobile, you
would have to borrow the $700 from some one.
1t might be that the automobile dealer would
lend you the money. That is, he would give
you 10 months in which to pay 1t, which II
the same thing as lending you the money.
Or it might be that your father or some
friend would lend you the money, or you
might be able to borrow it at the bank.
There are three ways in which you could
borrow money from the bank. One is by
giving the bank some security. Another way
is to get some one to indo-se your note for
you, and the third way is to borrow the
money on what is known as "open credit.
That is, you neither give security nor m
Endorsement.
To borrow on per credit, you must own
more or less property and have a good standing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25

Thu definitions are:
HORIZONTAL.
I. The season of gathering grain.
2. An exclamation.
8. A high explosive (abr.).
10. A grain.
IL. An evergreen tree.
13. To steal.
is. Part of verb ITO be-"
is. Attempt.
II. A literary composition.
90. Personal pronoun.
%. Toward the top.
"a. Upon.
Is. Place where binding Is done.
VERTICAL.
1. Singing noise.
2. Like.
3. A woody, climbing plant.
4. Therefore.
S. Your.
8. To beat out grain from the husk.
9. An inhabitant of Tartary. ."
10. Rope of metal.
IL. Musical note.
IA. Near.
10. Part of grain that is planted.
10. A young lion.
81. Soma.
%. Mathematical symbol.
"a. Either.
,
Two kinds of grain are concealed in this
sentence:
"a low heat is best for year-round warmth"
;
Some good farming words are contained in
these two-word chains. Change one letter at
a time as you go from one word to the other,
forming a real word by each change.
CEonpo CPND fn pADN ~, Eva y,aavoc
Change SEED to REAP in three moves.
q
-Four farm words are pictures in this puzzle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25
Speaking Blondes

Mandy--Mah husbands SO black dat light
ming bugs follow him around in de daytime.
Llza-That's nothin'. Nah husbands so
black dat when he walks wild your husband
people point to your man and say "Who is
dat white man?" '''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25
ANSWERS.

/. Cross word puzzle solution.
2. Wheat and rye.
3.
SEEDIreed-read-REAP.
4. The words in the picture puzzle are har-
vest, acre, furrow and tractor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25
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PUZZLES

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Harvest time is coming, and this week we
have our cross word puzzle in o sheaf Of grain
which has been gathered by an industrious
farmer.
THE HARVEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25
BY W. BOYCE MORGAN
INSTALLMENT 1.

NSTALLMENT /.
"vHE early morning sun, glaring down
on the shabby street in which Jimmy
Ryan lived, promised that it would
be a blistering hot day. 1t was not
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
CALF. I'm
ACCORD ON
DAM WORK
Cooperation Promised
Federal Officials;
Upper Basin Con-
ference Near End

LOS ANGELES. Dee UP)-Joha
l.. Bacon of San Diego. chairman O..
CALIFORNIA; Colorado river commits
sion, announced after a meeting OF
the group here today that the com
mission is taking steps to cooperate
most ef1cisASly with federal author
tiles y
Bac8l said ne conferred with
Governor Young a Sacramento By
telephone. and tnat the governor
said he would confer later here with
commission members.
DENVER. Dee. ! Un)-.Aftar three
days OF preliminary negotiations
the conference aEni5saries OF the
upper basin Colorado states ap-
preached its conclusion today. The
conference is reviewing reports of
engineers.
Francis C. Wilson, New Mexico
commissioner and temporary chan
man, SAID they would meet again
late in January or early in Febru-
airy, when Col Wn. J. Donovan IS
expected 10 represent the govern
ment and preside He is the unanl-
nous choice Of Inc delegates Ter
chairman.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Midwest Cold
Spell Broken

CHICAGO. Dec. 4. UD - Winter
was in genial mood throughout
the middlewest today, as rising tenn
peraturcS broke the intense cold
spell Of the last week.
A gentle snow fell in most places.
adding to the task Of clearine
streets heaped with drifts by re-
cent blizZardS.
The lull from storm and SuD-zor9
temperatures followed one Of the
most severe early winter periods in
history. Three major cold waves
had swept down from the north,
breaking many all time records Tor
frigidity and claiming approximate
lv rs lives by freezing or accidents
due to the cold o. to snow and ice.
Four pesron5 died in the Chicago
area as a result Of the cold wave
lust as it was breaking up. Michael
Rackman and his two stepSonS,
Frank and B. A. Rudaitis, were as
phyxiated by coal gas fumes III then
home at Cicero, III. Mrs, RudalJ4i
was near death III a hospital.
A negro was found dead from
exposure in his Chicago home.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Elks Await Word
On Hotel Plan
Proposal of 100000 Struc-
ture Submitted to State
Lodge Official; Will Then
Go To National Head.

The Las Vegas Elks' lodge is
awaiting the reply of Harold r
Hale, district deputy grand exalted
ruler of Nevada, concerning his
opinion of the proposed hotel build
ing suggested at meeting OF the
local lodge last week.
The $30O,OOO proposed hotel plan
met with the approval of the Las
Vegas Elks. but the plan had to De
submitted first to the district depu-
ty, who lives at Elko, and then to
the Grand Exalted Ruler OF the
Grand Lodge and the chairman y
the Judiciary committee, before ac-
tion can be taken. according to local
members.
This will require a month or two
it is expected.
One floor of the proposed hotel
which would be built on the Elka
property at Carson and Third, would
be reserved for use of the lodge as
a clubroom. A longtime lease would
protect both the builders and the
lodge.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
New Candy
Kitchen Opens

Tie grand opening OF the Las
Vegas Candy Kitchen. at lO5 NortH
First street. was held yesterday
with Mrs. Bertie Serraville, 22l
Soul h Eighth street, as the first Gus
toner. and NJ. Rose, OF the Ros2
Distributing company the second
buyer
Manager John Stathis reports a
splendid patronage on the opening
day. and promises a special sale
Saturday. details Of which VIII be
announced il the next issue OF the
Age.
Specializing in bon bons. the new
stablishment will make all its own
candies, and will sell both whole
sale and retail
Albert Christy, who has had tWen-
ty years OF experience in maklns
candy. will make sweets for the new
concern. according 10 StathlS,
Christy has been with the National
and the Star companies i'll Los An
geles for the past six years, haVln%
been located previously in Boston
New York. Chicago and Dallas.
Myros Galiastes, proprietor of the
Savoy Cafe in Los Angeles, is the
third partner He will come TO Las
Vegas at 4 later date.
We invite the public to come IN
and see us make candy, and to sam
pie our sweets" said Stathis We
hoEc to have a bigger shop later,
and we intend to start manufacture
of ice cream as soon as practicable.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Las Vegan Shinnys
Up Tree as 2 Dogs
Come A fter Him

A Las Vegan was freed for
ten minutes yesterday by two
dogs, One or both of which he
believed mad.
"If you think its a joke, try
it once" he told Chief of PO-
lice Percy Nash yesterday
morning about eight o'clock,
after ne had escaped from his
pre- 6dicament.
He was passing the school
house Oh the way to work in
the morning, and the two dogs,
behaving peculiarly, came at
him menacingly. One was visa
bly, frOthing at the mouth, he
told police.
Thirteen dogs were killed
yesterday by police, as were
also six eats believed to have
rabies.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
VEGAS MESQUITE LINK
OFCROSS-COUNTRYW WIRE
TOBEBEGUN THIS MONTH
Phone Company Will Send Crew of Nearly
Hundred Here Soon to Complete Last Sec
ton of TranscOntinental Line; To Spend
About One Hundred Thousand Dollars

Las Vegas connection with the
rest of the nation through a trans
continental telephone line will be
completed in two or three months,
when a crew OF ninety or a hun
dred men. to arrive in this city
some time next month. COMPLETES
the Bell company's line between
Las Vegas and the Arizona state
line
At cost Of approximately hundred
Thousands of dollars, the company
will build ninety miles OF line from
the present end OF the line, four
miles south 0f this city. 10 a pom,
near Mesquite. where it will be
io1ned by the line being built by
the Mountain States Telephone
company, thus completing the ma
tionaI hCokup on which Las Vegas
will be a point.
This will be the third tranScon-
tinental line OF the Bell company
to be completed. The only one now
in use is the one which has its
coast terminus at San Francisco.
The second will be completed
some time this month, according
to reliable reports made available
here yesterday. when the crew. OF
almost q hundred, finishes the
stretch across the southermoSt tin
of Nevada from the ST. Catherine
mine in Arizona to California.
This same crew. with a special
train. Will be moved to Las We
gas as soon as this stretch is COM
pleted. and the work on the Vegas
Mesquite stretch will be started
near this city.
From the point, tour miles
south Of Las Vegas, where tie
line now ends, the line will skirt
the city to the Salt Lake highway
several miles out, and Will them
follow the Arrowhead highway,
in general,
The work will be done at thr
rate of one and a half or two miles
a day. which would mean that by
April it probably Will be ready
for service,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Duffill Seeks
Court Perm!t

Albert Duffill, aSSemblyman in
the Nevada State legislature from
Las Vegas. seeks admission 10 prac-
tice law before the supreme court
of the United States.
Duffill is in Washington, D. G.
at the present time, having left
more than two weeks ago Tor the
national capital.
United States Senator Tasker l.
Oddie of Nevada made a motion
Tuesday noon asking Dutillfs ad :
mission to practice before the fed
eral court. according TO a telegram
received by the Age from II. N
Lawrie, secretary to Senator Od-
die
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Ware Fights For
Seat in Congress

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4. U.R) -
William S. Ware, Republican sena-
tor-elect of PENNSYLVANIA, stood dra-
matically before his accusers in the
senate today and pleaded for his
seat on the ground that he had been
constitutionally elected.
The Philadelphia Republican lead
or. victim of two recent paralytic
strokes, hobbled into the chamber
on a cane to read 1000 word de-
fense in which he said the case
against him was a fabrication on
the widest theories, unaccompanled
by any proof"
Telling the senate that the con-
test to oust him had aggravated ms
bodily infliction, Ware said he hao
always stood for what is Just ana
right iii politics.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
,timson Defends u. S Message to Russia
l6 Boys Will Go
To State Hoop
Meet This Year
Nevada Council of School
Administrators Holds Meet
In Reno; Officers Are Sell
ected.

The Nevada Council of School
Administrators met in Reno the lat
ter part of the week and considered
many matters OF vital interest to
cur Nevada schools.
w. j. Hunting, former state sup
crintendent of public instruction
now superintendent of the LovelocR
schools, was elected president Of
the council to succeed A. l., Kelly
OF Overton.
George l.. DilWorth, superintend-
ent of Sparks schools, was re-elect-
ed vice president. Earl Wooster OF
Winnemucca was named secretary
and treasurer F. Z. Miner OF OY-
erton and II. &. Shave of Gardner
vile were named members Of tna
executive committee.
The Block N society of the Uni
versity OF Nevada will continue TO
sponsor the annual Nevada high
school basketball tournament, with
certain changes in regulations.
Under the new regulations, six
teen boys will play in the tourna-
mcnt in Reno instead Of eight as
in the past. The system OF three
zones in the state for eliminatiop
contests will be continued.
Stewart Indian school will oe ad--
mitted as a high school Each school
in the state will be allowed ten
cents a mile for each Of two auto
mobiles to bring the teams to the
tournament. IF two or more days
are required to make the trip to
Reno extra allowances will be made.
Miss Maude Frazier, superintend-
ent of the Las Vegas schools. at
tended the council.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Board to Discuss
H. S. Building

Matters pertaining to the con-
struction of Las Vegas three new
high school buildings will be taken
up by the local school board when
- meets mex Wednesday evening az
the high school.
Mr.. Sorenson. of Ryberg and Sor-
cnSOn. Salt Lake City, which frn
will build the structures, has no.
returned from Utah as yet. He IS
organizing details there looking 10
early starting of the work.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
She Travelled In
Pants for Wedding
License in Vegas

Appearing at the county court
house Tuesday. both dressed in
Iong trGascrs. La Word Frank
SeaTlcS and Frances Shannon,
of Los Angeles and Red!ands
respectively, secured license to
be married.
Henry 4. BorHcman and Ger
trude Ottilic Thcis. both OF Los
Angeles. were given Il license
the same day.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
,Arizonans Agree
On Dam Action,

PHOENIX. Dec. 4 up Points OF
legality pertaining to Arizona
Colorado River development pro
gram were agreed upon at meet
ing of the Colorado River commlS-
sion today,
Governor John c. Phillips. char
man of the commission, Charles s.
Ward and Secretary John MaSch
Ross all refused to disclose the
import of agreements reached.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05

NEW YORK. Dec. 4. tUP)-Fight-
imp a strong headwind, Col. Chas.
A rindbergh took off in his CurtisS-
FALCON plane at 11:45 tonight on 4
five hour flight to Cleveland 10
ioin in the search for a boyhood
friend who has been missing with
his plane since Sunday night.
The missing aviator is ThomaS
Nelson. mail flyer, and f4ylns
schoolmate of the Lone Eagle. Mel
son disappeared in the dangerous
PENNSYLVANIA mountains during a
storm Sunday night Planes have
sought him vainly.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Indy MAKES NIGHT HOP
HELP FIND BOYHOOD PAL

Lindy's start tonight was one of
he sort that have made him the
foremost aviator in history
He had announced earlier in the
day that he would leave for Cleve-
land to join the search early tomor-
row. He ordered his plane groomed
for G a. III. Apparently he could
not wait. for at 1870 tonight he ar
rived at the field Unexpectedly with
two suitcaSCS.
Lindbergh ordered his plane out
on the field. and little later he
took off for Cleveland. He would
make no comment other than tina.
he was going to Cleveland.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Bungalow Court
To Be Built

Planning TO pegln immediate con-
struction of a ten-unit bungalow
court at Tonopah and Harvard
streets. Frank Lydick of San Diego
will arrive in Las Vegas late this
week
This was announced last evening
by w. K. Cox of Vegas Boulder Ad-
dition Number One, who arrived
here yesterday with Mrs. Cox from
Los Angeles.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Games Are Set
For Vegas Club
u. P. a. C. Basketball Team
May Play Hurricane In
Utah; Grid Game With
Kingman Is Suggested.

The U. P. A. c. basketball team
probably will journey to Hurricana,
Utah. to play the Hurricane high
school hoop team a return game
a week from Saturday, ON Decem-
her IA. according to j. H. Lighttoo-.
president of the club.
A football game with kingman S
town team may be played on Sun
day. December Is, ii Kingman
wants the game he stated last eve
ming.
An invitation to play on that date
has been sent the Arizona lads.
The athletic club will meet to-
night at 7:30 in the store room, =
was announced.
j. F.. Gorham has charge Of the
football team.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
NOTE NOT
UNFRIENDLY
HE STATES
Secretary of State Re-
sents Statement OF
SOviets That 4 nited
States Meddied

WASHINGTON DC. 4, tP)-Sovict
resentment against SeCAAI Stlm-
e9n's note lookir~ .. ca
ton of the Chin
in Manchuria 1t
the right of any ssesWf-lis . tn2
KellogG anti-War pact to call at
tention of any other adherenJ to its
obligation under the treaty.
Declarations that the American
govermnont regards the pact as 4
covenant which has modified the
world attitude toward peace ana
shat the American government IN
tends TO shape its own policy ac-
caldinely also were asserted by the
secretary III his formal statement.
With a slight ring Of anger the
secretary denounced the allegation
b. the Sovie: government OF un-
fslandliness on the part OF the
United States reported 30 nave been
mace by Moscow authorities ii Their
reply to the American plea Tor
peace between China and he So
Wet
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05

Another Boulder dam bcoadca>.
will go on the air from Denver n
4:3O this afternoon, II was annou0c-
ed Yesterday by Mr.. Humphrey, ol
Boulder Dam Information. Inc.
kOA. OF Denver. VII give tjVe
minutes 10 n talk on the progress
OF the work looking toward thc pro-
ject. with such Burea u0t Rccl9ma-
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
REBEKAHS ENTERTAIN

Rebekah lodge No. 81 entertained
at bridge and 500 last evening a5
Eagles hail. with seventeen tables.
Mems first prizes were won py
Paul Pittnan in 500 and w. x. Tay-
lor in bridge. consultations going to
p. w. Nungesser and Gas Blad, re-
speCtively.
Women's prizes went 10 Mrs. z.
w. Nungesser in 500 and Mrs. Loren
Shaw in bridge, with conSolatloil
prizes going to Mrs. Frank kasen
and Mrs. Ethel Mackey, respective :
lv, Prizes we're donated by mef-
chants.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Masons Elect
New Officers

Officers were elected MONDAY eve
ming by the Las Vegas Lod-c No'
80 of MasonS.
w. N. Schuyler. formerly Secre-
tary of the lodge. was named Wof-
shipful Master. Fred Pine was elec' -
ed senior warden; Fred Caillhah'
junior warden; Ed Won ToDel, reas-
urer; Claude Half. secretary: W. L.
Scott, w. B. Mundy and a. ~
Buick. trustees.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
CRANE IMPROVES

Jack Crane, whose leg was slight
ly injured several days ago when
a stage rolled against 1t, is improF-
ing and will be back ON the job in
q few days, he believes.
Doctor Van Meter is treating him,
having administered violet ray
treatment.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
KOA, DENVER, TO BROADCAST
BOULDER DAM SPEECH TODAY

ton angles as are obtainable at the
Denver office OF the bureau.
The broadcast Will be $50 Den
Ycr time and 4:30 Las Vegas tir'a.
ana the broadcaS, will be on $50
klluCyCleS.
A similar talk was given through
This station some months ago, and
many Las VeganS listened III.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05

MOSCOW. Dec. 4 luP>--The Soviet
government has rejected the warn
ings OF the United States, Great
Britain and France to refrain 1ron'
hostilities with China under terms
Of the Kellogg anti-war pact, de-
claring that in view OF impending
direct negotiations with Manchrula
for settlement of the Chinese East
ern railway dispute, the warnings
Continued on PAGE 81
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
TITEE slit FILED

James eastman filed a quiet tltI'
suit Tuesday against Mr. and Mrs
Charles f. Oliver and Mr. and Mr.
Fred A. RoSenfeld. Ham and Tay-
lor are his attorneys in the case.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Fast Work Is Done
On L. p. Bus Garage

Lathmg OF the new U. p. bus
garage on South First was started
Yesterday. and plaStering viii BE-
started this morning by Pat ORea-
gan.
The interior will be 4 light buff
color.
Work on the building is being
pushed al rapid rate.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Will UNDERGO OPERATION

Miss Lila Higbee will undergo z
nasal correction operation at Las
Vegas hospital today it is planned,
DR.. N. Michelena will perform the
operation
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
Nevada To Get
$96,S45 From
u. S. For Roads
Money to be Applied on 1881
Fiscal Year Building Pro-
gram; Appropriation | S
Smallest of Any State.
Especial to The Age

Nevada's share of the fund au-
thcri2ed by congress as federal aid
for construction of roads in the
fiscal year 1881 will amount to $50
845 il was announced Monday in
Washington, .. c.
This fund aggregates $73,125,000
and Nevadas part is the smallest
Of anv state participating in rs
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05

LONDON. Dec. 4. UP)-The Chi
nese Nationalist government at
Nanking is understood 10 be pre-
pairing a reply TO the note of Secre-
tary of state Stimson of the United
States warning against Manchurian
hostilities, a Shanghai dispatch TO
the Daily Mail said.
The Chinese reply. it is under
stood. Will represent the Marking
government as eager for peace and
willing to promise TO suspend oper-
atoms in ManchWia which might be
interpreted as violating the kellogg
treaty OF which China IS sigma
tory. The reply, however, will re-
peat the charges that Soviet Rus
sia is guilty of war because OF the
Red armyS constant raids into CAl-
ncse territory.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05
u. S. {. to Play
Rose Bowl Game

PASADENA, Dee. +. up - The
University of Southern California
tonight accepted an invitation from
the Tournament of Roses asSocia-
tiou 10 represent the West i'll the
Rose Bowl game here New Yeal $
day.
Gwynn Wilson. U. S. G. graduate
manager. said he had opened nego-
tations with eastern schools Tor an
OpD3nent.
It was known that Tulane, Pur-
due ana Pittsburgh are being con-
5idCred
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05

PITTSBURGH. Dec. + UP)--Car-
negie Tech football team had an
other hard workout today preparing
for the final game of its schedul2
with Southern California az Los Al
geles December IA. The team is sci
to leave Saturday night for the
coast with Coach Waddeu
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-12-05

MOSCOW, Dec. 4. UP - Maxim
Lit2imoH. acting commissar Tor for
elgn affairs. tonight accused tine
United States, Great Britain ana
other countries which reminded
Moscow of its kellogg pact obllga
ton, of deliberate interference aim
ing to Illustrate Mui-den move for
peace with the Soviets.
He made his charge before a
meeting OF the Soviet parliament.
which was attended by the leaders
of the Soviet government, including
Josef Stain. Alexis RykoV ana
Michael Kalinin.
The Kellogg pact representations,
launched by Secretary OF State
Stimson OF the u S. will De useless,
Litzinoff said. because they VIII nor
succeed in driving the Sovlets from
their minimum demand for restor-
alton of the status quo OF the en-
nese Eastern railway.
There was applause when Lit
zinoT suggested that these peace
brothers" pay attention to Wnat Il"
described as their armies III E9ypt
and Morocco, their gunboatS III
China and their imperialistic op.
pressions in South America, instead
of advising Russia what to dc.
Iitzinoff said the information Oh
which Stimson had acted was one
sided and obtained largely from Tn"
Chinese ambassador at Washington
He expressed regret that the aD-
sarce of U. S.-Russian diplomatic
relations prevented satisfactory dl-
rect contact
I,itzinof emphasized that Russia
believed in peace. He feVleWeW
Anelo-RuSSian relations III detaA
ana said he regretted that BrltlSA
interference" in Mukd2n-MoScoN
negotiations cast q shadow over the
relations just resumed.