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New Britain herald., 1927-12-06


 ROCKWELL AVE. l2i-Large garage to rent. 30x30. Suitable for trucks. re- pair or storage. Phone ll59.
 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
 Farms For Sale 82 GENERAL dairy and poultry farms Also country homes for sale at bargain prices. Will swap or exchange Beut, Hanger, 5l South Main St. Mddletown, Conn.
 10 ACRE FARM on state highway about miles from Hartford. room new house with al modern improvements aud gasoline station. Price s6.5O0. New England Real Estate. 47s Main St. Phone 4S55 or 56S.
 Houses For Sale & ELYIDERE-Cottage 6 rooms and sun Iarior steam hcat. large lot. Ready for occupancy. Priced for quick sale. Easy terms, II. l.. Christensen, Room 1. l&1 Main st.
 1ANLTON ST, 203-S room cottage, steam heat hardwood floors, fireplace. garage in cellar. on bus fine and near trolley Small amount of cash. No req soUahls 1ffer refused. Phone 35s4 CHAPMAN sT.-One family house. new, . rooms, sun paTloE. hot water heat. Can be bought with a small amount of cash. Aaron Dantelson and O.. 13l Main St. Phone 3l2L CITY AVL.-Two family house. rooms t1 6 floor; all modern Improvements. Price Is way down and small cash re- quired. Rabinow-R Ra schkow Real Estate C.. 203 Main St. Phone 1Slo. EAST sIDE-G room cottage with steam heat and garage. Price right. Terms S1 O00 cash. IS room, family house right on trolley with !. erce lot. IF room, family at North end, rooms on each floor Lockwood Real Estate and Insurance. City Hall | WILL help you own a home. Come in. L.t Us talk 1t over Large listing now in my office Harry R. Holland. 3:l Main St. Tel +os4 or 1016-l3. IF you want to exchange your property We have a family house Tn the very best location, with all modern improves meuts. Will exchange for small farm, building lots or an old house. Inquire Peter Dauuzze. 476 Main St. Tel. <s42 or 5f42-3.
 EAST END--3 family house of l5 rooms. steam heated. all Improvements Priced for R quick sale from owner. No agents, Write Box 9-B, Herald ofllce. LINCOLN ST.-une family. eight room house. Sun parlor, hot water heat, hre- place. Let 7oXl6O. Several well bearing fruit trees. Must be sold at once. Par- sons X Parker, 90 West Main St. MAPLE HILL-Unusualy well built cot. tace Of rooms with latest improve meEts. Beautiful lawn and big lot. This Is a. real nice home at a mod crate price. Rabinow- Raschkow Real Estate Co. 303 Main St. Phone 1910. WEST SIDE-Brand new steam heated family house with every improve. ment. Terms can be arranged. Lock- wood, City Hall
 suburban For Sale 65 PLAINVlILE-Brand new room bum Gal0w with all modern Improvements. Price s52Oo. Apply Peter Denuzze, 476 Main St. New Britain. Tel. A343 or 5ai2-G.
 IPLAINVILLE. TRIMBULL AvE.-Prac- ] tcauy new attractive six room Co., | lorial type cottage with heated garage attached. Steam heat. fireplace. large ! lot. Section carefully restricted. Prics reasonable and convenient terms If de- sired The John Cooke Co.,, Neri block. ! pIainViie. Phone 356-3.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06

ICYCLES-DefcrTe1 payments. Economy Snort Shop. 15 Main St. "Better toys."
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--7-'----------- Mortgages
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats. Pets

CHRISTMAS CAROLS EVERY MORN ING Guaranteed singing canartcs, et9S to $5.Ju. Latest style cages and .tandS. all coloys. Goldfish. fish bowls uu stands dog collars and supplies. Prices gre low. Come in and end your Nmas shopping troubles. x. B. Bird tr Frch Co., 172 Arch St. PiPrIES. al breeds Persian kittens, ra're's. etc. Dan Nag1os Kennels, Ber lin T,aou, l-2O
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BICYCLES. Iver Johnson and Columbia, s7.25 to s17.50. Economy Sport shop. For better toys" Is Main St.
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suburban For Sale

PLAINVIILE-Bran new 5 room hun-
 GalOw with all modern Improvements. Price s5.2Oo. Apply Peter Denuzze, 476
 Main St. New Britain. Tel. 4343 or
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Houses For Sale

ELNTpEEE-Cottage 6 rooms and sun larOr. steam heat. large lot. Ready for occupancy Priced for quick sale. Easy terms, II. l.. Christensen, Room 1. l&1 Main St.
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GOODS, fishing tackle and hunting supplies at the Economy Sport shop. Is Main St.
 WATCH CHAINS AND KNIVES of high grade gold filled or l4 kt. gold. S5.ou and up. Himberg Horn, 392 Main St and 10 F. F. Arcade WATC TCHES-Special sale of genuine Ill nois, 17-jewcI, open face, in white, green or gold at sc3.75 Competitive prices S3250 to $500. l. Resnick, 3iD Main St. Manufacturing jeweler. Elgin, Hamilton and Swiss. SIP up. Hlmbcrg & Horn, Sq2 Main St. and 10 E. E. Arcade
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A RED BANK BOOK FROM THE NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK SAVINGS
 DEPT. WOULD BE APPRECIATED
 BY ANY BOY OR GIRL. AN ACCOUNT MAY BE STARTED WITH A DOLLAR.
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PROSPECT ST. ti-Fnu- rooms. all modern Improvements. Inquire first floor
New Britain herald., 1927-12-06

Conn. 10 ACRE FARM on state highway about miles from Hartford. room new house with al modern improvements aud gasoline station. Price s6.500. New Lugland Real Estate. 47s Main St. Phone 4E15 or 56s.
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and toy trucks, Buddy l." and "Steelcraft." $500 to s55. Coaster wagons, $2.25 to 5000. Econ omy Sport Shop, flor better toys" l5 Main S+
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NEW RETAINS LEADERS. shop here. Eig line of pianos. NLctrolas, radios and musical instruments. Large selection at lowest down payments with long terms. Elair & Ernlrh. 10 Nain St-
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CHAPMAN sT.-Oue family house. new, rooms sun parloE, hot water heat Caa be bought with a small amount of cash. Aaron Danielson and Co.,. 13l Main St. Phone 3l21.
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Gifts For the HOmp-GS-D

PLAYER PIANO--This Is a gift Tor the entire family; Seq our player pianos before you buy-lowest prices and easiest terms at John 4. Andrews G co,. Inc, 192 Main st ROTO VERSO WASHER. The finest Of all gifts. Small payment now. balance next year. Sec Conn. Light & Power 70, SELECT your Xmas music, secular and sacred, from the music dept. ar Far ren's Upstairs Music Store, 25 Arch St. SFlNItT uEsES--B. q. Porter Sons sitaat aesk5 at &e5 ani &l2.50. are the n.SI h..Ny7.
 T0ASrEHS-r Universal Electric. Beautiful and prartral gifts. Every style tp choose ..om. Most Ett.aeIively priced. E2.,5 to s9Oo. The Conn. Light & Power Ca.
 UNPAINTED FURNITURE tea wagons Do0ksho.vas, magazine baskets. end tables. etc. She will enjoy painting thcsa Tor her home. P~iaas are right. HALLS PAINT STORE lS3 Arch &. Cards. Decorations, Dinncrs-GSE AFTER SHOPPING .I-ls rho Gi4e swan. Across from the Strand theater Dining and dancing ',H one.
 BY OUR Christmas cards early and mall them early. THE PAINT STORE. Morgan, Kingsley & Thompson, Inc, All Main Sl
 CARDS. folders with envelopes, assorted poems, short sayings beautiful des gns, hand tinted and engraved. Be sure tn visit our Christmas store at 55 Church St.
 CRETE PAPER-pecoraty plain and colorcd. and ribbon for holiday deco rattons; DtGn!son holiday strsamcrs are nreproot. Get them at Adkins, GS Church St.
 {. CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS that are different Large variety to select from. including all the latest novelties.
 Select yours while the assortment is complete. The R. NJ Hall Co. Wall -paIut-noye't.es, l79-lS3 Arch St. Aurora agents. 1 CHRISTMAS THEE LIGHTING OUTFITS
 and fancy Iaala bulbs. Barry x Bam- ] forth Ia Main Sr. SALE of gifts. greeting cards and hand
 work Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs 1 day. no Bassett St.
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WEST MAIN ST.--4 and room apart meuts all modern conVenionccs. Al your own reasonable price. Cohn. Elm St.
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LINCOLN ST.-une family. eight room house. Sun parlor, hot water heat. hre- place. Let 7oN160 Several well bearing fruit trees. Must be sold at once. Par- sons X Parker 90 West Main St
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MERCHANDISE
Wanted-Articlcs To Buy

FURNITURE. Best prices paid for End hand furniture. Feigenbaum $; Zeldes, Go Willow St. Phone 1885 or 46i0
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ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Hotels
Rooms For Rent

LIVE IN THE CENTER-Hotel Stanley. 9l Church St. Refurnished and redeco- rated. Low rates for permanents.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms For Sale

GENERAL dairy and poultry farms. Also country homes for sale, at bargain prices. Will swap or exchange. Bent. LanEer, 5l South Main St. Middletown, Conn.
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WEST MAIN ST, 7S5-5 nice rooms, 2nd floor, with or without gango. Rent reasonable Apply st floor
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pHDNOGKAPHS-You can always buy your fayorte phouoEraph for less at John A. Andrews X O.. Inc, l32 Main St
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WEST MAIN ST, lai-5 room tenement, 2 rooms in attic, Newly renovated. Garage, Apply James X. Spmetta, 43g West Main St
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'ANLEON ST, 203-8 room cottage. S-,am heat, hardwood floors. fireplace, garage in cellar on bus fine and near trolley Small amount of cash. No req s--a--e ---.r retMsel. Phone 25s4
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CLOSED CARs-TH1s CHRISTMAS GIVE HER THE KEYS TO HAPPINESS KEYS IN A JEWEL CASE TO UNLOCK A GEM OF A CAR. ALBEO MOTOR SALES CO.,, c25 ARCH ST. TEL. 2GQ.
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AVE. 7l-4 rooms and sun
 parlor. all improvements; with or
 without garage. Reasonable. Apply on
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SEXTON DRIVE. BELNIuEEE-7 room bungalow. oak floors and trim Fire rlale, hGIt-ia bookcases: car gar aua TM aELI-lE.
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COURT ST, 4S-2 or nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. All mod ern conveniences, steam heat. Also double connecting rooms suitable for 2 or gentlemen.
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STANLEY ST, GlT--6 room tenement. Hot water heat, all modern improve mcuts Inquire G1l Stanley St,
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Gifts For Children-6S-C

AIR RIFLES-"Daisy" Our stock is complete at s1,0O to si.25. Economy
 Sport Shop. For better toys" I5 Main
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WEST ENp-Tenemeut Of rooms. s25.
 Peter penuzze, t76 Main St. Tel. i34G or 5Ii2-5.
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SEYMOUR ST, 1.-Two 6 room tenc- mcuts desirable for roominE houses. S25 a month or 500 for whole house of 12 rooms Inquire uu prlnliscS
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WEST SIDE-Brand new steam heated family house with every improve. ment. Terms can be arranged. Lock- wood. City Hall.
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PLAYER PIANO-This is gift for the entire family; seq our player pianos before you buy-lowest prices and easiest terms at John A. Andrews G Ca. Inc lS2 Main St.
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POOL TABLES for sale Eight size 4l4x9. One billiard table 4lax9; and pool table 5X1o. Price reasonable. Must be sold at once Apply at Swinges Recreation, III North Main St., Brls- pIora
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PROSPECT ST. 66--Four rooms. All
 modcrn Improvements. ingaJo first
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STANLEY ST, 5-S-l looms. steam heat. all modern improvements. Req sonable rent Apply at drug store, Scf Stanley St. Phone 1888.
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POOL TABLE, gutter type, first class condition, cheap. Square Deaf Garage, Berlin turnpike. Berlin.
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PRosPEcT ST, I4-2ud floor; airy rooms Rent very reasonable. Apply &ri floor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
"A Marvellous Heart

Harry X. Thaw that interesting product Of steel
and iron wealth and culture has had lots of publicity
ever since the night he killed Stanford White. Be-
cause of some of his eccentrictes this publicity
not always what you might call eulogistic, or even
favorable. Finally, however the tide or the worm
or something has turned-and Thaw has something
to get chesty about.
comedy young lady from the California fruit
and movie belt has sued him for 100000 damages.
She is former motion picture extra, II you know
what we mean. Anyhow, she claims to have been
damaged a hundred thousand dollars worth by
Thaw'S cruel refusal to marry her after having met
wooed and won her.
If Harry Thaw doesn't take that damage suit as
compliment some folks are apt to think he is sad
ly lacking in cultural appreciation of the finer things
Of life 1t is fair assumption that whatever dam
age was done to the young lady was done mostly to
her heart, and If Harry Thaw can damage comey
young adys papitating heart one hundred thousand
dollars worth by refusing to marry her, he either
ought to marry the girl or give her the money. II
the girl gets the money the first thing she ought to dc
is to have high-priced heart specialist examine
that marvellous heart.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
A Billion Bid for Peace

wednesday Secretly of the Navy Wilbur asked
for close to $500 100000 to pay for seventy
one new ships for the American Navy.
Congress should give him the money 1t is an IN
vestnnent in peace 1t is good insurance on country
worth more than $8OOOOo,OOO,OOo and on foreign
interests worth $5OOOOOOOOoO more. And, para
doxicaIy enough, it will be our best argument tne
next time we suggest arms limitation to the foreign
powers.
1t is no longer a secret from any one that Britain
Japan France and tally agreed to limit the number
and tonnage of their battleshps when they met with
us at the Washington conference, because we had
far more battleships, built and building, than any
of them had could build.
Nor is it any secret that the Geneva naval con-
ference Of last summer failed largely because the
proposition was to limited cruisers and similar craft
and both Britain and Japan had more OF these ships
than We The opinion prevailed at Geneva that the
Americans are money-mad people, too tight to
spend enough to build many more cruisers, SO all
anybody had to DO, if they wished to maintain their
superiority on the SEAS was to bank the Yankees
greed.
The proposed 100000 building program in adj
dton to the regular appropriation is Americas
answer to this argument. The world already knows
America desires arms limitation. Now it will know
rhatshe will also build ships if she must. And know
ing that, the other great sea powers will probably
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17

horses, who drag him to death on
the rocks.
AS the dying youth is carried
upon the stage the chorus filings de-
fiance to the scheming gods in lines
that must have startled DionySian
audience:
Eye gods that did snare him,
10, cast in your faces
My hate and my scorn!"
Again and again Euripides applies
himself to his reverse theodicy, ex-
posing the ways of the gods to men.
When he tells the story of Iphi-
genia in Aulis he clothes it in
poetry far more beautiful than that
of Aeschylus or Sophocles; but even
through his gentle and flowing verse
comes the sense of the brutal trag-
edy in the tale.
A father killing his daughter for a
breeze; these are the stories you will
believe in! And in the Electra he re-
veals in all its coarseness the horror
Of OreStes' murder of his mother,
Clytemnestra; he will not ennoble
it; let men see what it is they have
believed. Legends that fill men
with dread" he says scornfully, ARE
profitable to divine worship"
Tomorrow DIR. Durant writes of
EuripideS' last play.
(Copyr'oht, 1927. by Will Durantl
Ito Be Continued
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
The Burden of Proof

many respects the most outstanding feature
cfius far of the Senate's investigation Of Hearsts
charges against Mexico is the attitude of the Mexican
officials involved.
BY all the rules Of diplomatic usage the Mexican
consul general in New York. Arturo M. Elias, alleged
by Hearst newspapers to have received large sums
of money for distribution among United States Sen
ators and others, might have refused to testify.
But waving the immunity customary in such cases,
he not only responded to the invitation extended TO
him to tell his story, and submitted to thorough
cross-uuestioning but spontaneously gave his con-
sent to the committees examination of his personal
and official bank accounts and the telegraph companies
copies Of any and all messages received or sent by
him.
THE Mexican consul general is to be congratulated
for his stand Smiling good naturedly and without
q trace of nervousness, he examined document after
document which the Hearst newspapers had submitted
to the committee as originals" in proof OF their
charges and one by one denounced them as forgeries
to the best of his knowledge and belief.
Which would certainly seem to put the burden OF
proof on the Hearst newspapers rather than upon
Mexican officials in this country. Documents. have
been submitted to the Senate committee to prove the
newspapers contention that Mexico was engaged IN
carving on anita American propaganda and similar
activities The officials concerned have entered
categorical denials claiming the documents are
forgeries The burden of proving their authenticity
therefore logically falls upon those making the
charges rather than that those accused should have
to prove them fakes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
Air Service

The opening of the air mails for this city
is but the first step in real air service for In
dianapolis
Transportation by air is already here and
very soon will be available for any one who
wishes to. travel and travel quickly.
The Postoffce Department, under Harry S.
New, has been responsible for what use has
been made in this country Of the airplane.
1t has educated us to the big fact that the
airplane is not only speedy but safe.
The air mail service saves time in the de-
livery Of letters and this in turn speeds up
business.
The cities which make the most use of this
mail can expect to prosper most.
This country has not progressed as fast
as has Europe in developing lines of service for
other uses than mail.
The airplane is part of the regular trans
portation systems of England, France and
Germany. The cost Of travel is not much in
excess of steam or electricity.
This city, with its air mail, should prepare
at once for the next step, which is the estab-
kshment of regular passenger lines connecting
with other cities.
A great municipal airport, well equipped,
might attract such enterprise.
= man who sends letter today by air
Will be travelling in the same manner
In the next two years.
days mail service is important very
because it is prophecy and promise
lture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
What other Editors Think

in the hands Of the people of the
county. All they need do is de-
mand a rigorous enforcement of
the law by the men who have
been elected to do so. Public
opinion, fearlessly and emphatic
ally expressed, usually brings re-
suits. If it can not bring about
a change, the next election will
provide the machinery through
which the voters con speak in
emphatic terms.
Citizens Of Indianapolis had a.
corrupt government. They called
a special election and adopted a
new form Of government. Union
County can not do that, but 1t
can elect men who will ;mpar-
tally enforce the laws that are
on the statute books. "
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17

resting the criminals and bringing
them to justice.
Now the condition is reversed.
1t has unsolved murder mysteries,
and a young desperate who has
terrorized portions of the COM
munity by boldly appearing from
time to time to demand money or
to telephone threats to his rela-
tives. The assumption is that he
has some powerful friends who
are protecting him.
The number Of law violators in
Union County is very small in
comparison with the population of
the county, but that minority
seems to have enough influence
to keep the community in a con-
slant turmoil.
The solution Of the situation IS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
Traffic in Stolen Papers

Mr.. Hearst lets it be under
stood that he not only purchased
the Mexican documents, but pub
lished them from patriotic mo-
tives. He claims it was his idea
to help this country by exposing
what he believed to be an I'M
friendly attitude on the part Of
the Mexican government.
In order to carry out this idea
he, or those who acted for him,
were not only obliged to traffic
in stolen documents, but to en-
courage the stealing of more
documents.
Further than that, he was
obliged to set a precedent which
would justify a Mexican news
paper or any foreign newspaper
in hiring men to steal American
documents.
If such precedent were to be
accepted by modern journalism,
if the purchase of stolen doc
umentS were to become general
and if a market for their easy
disposal were to be developed,
where would we land and what
kind OF news would we get?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
The Rules

The Rules
/. The idea of letter golf is to
change one word to another and
do it in par, given number of
strokes. Thus, to change COW to
HEN, in three strokes, COW, HOW,
HEW, HEN.
9. You can change only one let
ter at a time.
3. You must have q complete
word, of common usage, for each
jump. Slang words and abbrevia-
tons don't count.
4. The order of letters cannot be
changed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
Demand High Standard

The question of whether it is
good journalism to encourage the
theft of State papers is one
which belongs to the public as
we'll as to the profession itself.
People have a right to demand
certain standards in the gather
ing of news, especially of news
which might drape their sons
over barbed-wire entanglements.
They have g right to insist on
methods and practices which
promote common honesty among
nations as well as individuals.
They have a right to expect
such an attitude toward gather
ing and broadcasting information
as will make it easier, not harder
for them to live in peace with
neighboring peoples.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
SAYS:

Newspapers are expected to re-
veal the attitude of one govern
ment toward another and If this
involves breaking through the
smoke-screen of mystery with
which governments have come to
surround themselves, who should
worry?
So we reason from point to
point, excusing all kinds Of shady
transactions on the ground that
they enlightened us and forget
ting the risk that goes with the
unreliable practices they en-
courage.