General Conflict Unlikely, Says U.P. Executive Philadelphia, Mar. 19.
Mr. James H. Furay, vice-president of the United Press Ass tions, in an address at the dinner of the Philadelphia chapter of the American Institute of Banking to-night said the European political situation was "full of dynamite" but that there were still enough powerful factors working for peace to make an immediate European war improbable.
Mr, Fu said that another incident similar to the Sarajevo assassination in 1914 might precipitate another world war. However, he added, the latest information' from European chancelleries indicated that the present crisis in Tvrope would not bring on a general corflict—United Press,
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