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.LONDON. IV1).. ! 1 l\v A. IV
Dean Inge of St. Paul's Cat hi d.a',
speaking at a meeting here oi tin
British-Italian league, lecounled :
conversation he had tht* other da>
with an intelligent Japanese about the
league of nations.
The Japanese asked the dean if *v
thought the league would succeed. “?
don’t know,’* the latter replied, "but I
think we should try it."
"Then." Dean Inge went on to re
late. he said: ‘Well . then, why should
we disarm yet if we want to go out a.*
colonists to the United States or Aus
tralia we are prevented from doing so
by laws. 1 want to ask whether if w»*
consent to disarm and join a league of
nations these disabilities will be re
moved or not V
“I was obliged to say, ‘I am afraid
not. That is a working man’s quest
ion. and as long as the Japanese
workman gives better value for his
wages than the European or Ameri
can or Australian workingman, they
will shrink from no violence to keep
you out.’ To that the Japanose replied,
‘Well, then, why should we disarm
and join a league of nations.’
“That”, commented the speaker, “i
just one of the difficulties which b*
set us. There are a good many sup
porters of the league of nations who
are by no mVans lovers of peace a4
heart. They only want another kind
of war than that through which th<
world is passing.”
Dean Inge said the league of na
tions was a remarkable instance of r
Utopian drean which anparently was
about materialized.
LONDON. Feb., 11— For the Al
lies to take 2 000 airplanes from Ger
many . in accordance with the terms
of the armistice, means military crip
pling Germany in the air beyond hope
of early recovery, while immesely add
ing to the aerial strength of the Al
lies, says an aviation expert. This is
emphasized, he says, by the fact that
in five months of the heaviest air
fighting of the war , Germany lost in
aerial combat with the British alone
omething like 2700 machines. To this
total must be added the destruction
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The expert asserts that for several
months before the armistice, Ger
many’s capacity for producing air
planes was unequal to the task of re
placing her immense losses. 'This, he
adds, was strikingly illustrated by the
almost complete failure of her air
arm during the final and most critical
phase of the war.
/HITE HORSE WOMAN
PREVENTS SMUGGLING
OF YUKON GOLD DUS'I
SKAGWAY, Feb., 11— A woman
.Miss Katherine Ryan, is employed aV
a government inspector - to prevent
the smuggling of geld dust over, tin*
White Pass & Yukon railway between
Shagway and White Horse, Y. T. An
nually many thousands of dollar/
worth of gold is carried over-the line,
it is said.
Miss Ryan c: P.e north in the gold
lush in ISOS. She made White Hor.^e
her home since 11)00.
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Some men never meet tin ir biMs.
hut they aro kept pretty busy dodg
ing.
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