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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF TOWN HALL
FIRE STATION AND COMMUNITY BLDG

FIRE STATION AND COMMUNITY BLDOI
BEECH GROVE. IND.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
VIII be received for the construction and
completion OF Town Han, Fire station
Beech Grove Marion County. Indiana. and
10 be constructed IN accordance with plans
ana 5peclhcat!ouS prepared py SAM FL
CRAIG q CO, Architects and Enei-
neers.. lo3 South Capitol Ave. Indian
Separate bids viii be received on the
General Construction Heating and
Plumhing' Of The building and snal be
prepared on Form. No. 96. which is a
recommendation Of the state Board Of
collision affidavit
BIDS win Be received at the Office OF The
Town Board located on the North West
Corner Of Main Street and Eighth Ave,
Beech Grove. Indiana. at 100 clock
Each bid submitted shall have attached
as follows General Construction. d
$500 90. Heating and Plum hing. $3.50 90
SAID checks % be made payable 10 william
Gearhart. Treasurer end deposited on the
condition that same viii be forfeited to
the event the successful bidder fails to
enter into a contract for the work bid
upon and TO give a satisfactory bond for
the faithful performance Of the contract.
and within five days from the acceptance
Plans and. spociacatlons arc on dlc At
Grove, Indiana. the office OF the STATE
BOARD OF ACCOUNTS state House. IN
6iananolis, Indiana. and ct tho Office Of
SAMUEL A. CRAIG & COMPANY. Archi-
tects end Engineers. 1903 South Capitol
Aive.: Inedi9napolis, Indiana. and may be
inspected by persons desiring 20 bid on
sald work 1T anv reasonable time.
Additional sets of plans and sreci1cs-
tons nav be obtained from She Office OF
tho Architects end Engineers upon receipt
Of S25 90. to be held i'm escrow for the re-
turn Of Said plains and specifications i'm
rood condition 70 said Architects and
Engineers on or before The date for re-
ceiving bids: provided a bona dda rid is
1led with the Board. Othccwiso. $40 10
viii b returned. No m0ncv viii be re-
funded for plaus and Specifications re-
turned after the date or rcc.iving bids.
II checks are given same must b. GER
tifoi
The Town Board reserves the right to
ac@Eo. or reioot any or all bids sub
Stoned and dated this 23d day OF March.
BEECH Grove TOWN BOARD
b. H. W. PDTTTON
w. s. NEWCOMER.
L & DYKES
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Pig Causes ChiId's Death

IN Times Special
PIMENTO, Ind, March 20
Freida Vestal, 4, was fatally scalded
when q pet pig on whose back she
was riding threw her into a tub of
boiling water which her father, Jesse
Vestal, was using while repairing an
automobile tire at the family home
Near here.
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BOARD OF zoNING APPEALs

Notice is hereby given that J. Fried
man has filed with the Board OF Zoning
Appeals of the city of indianapolis. 2
petition. asking permission to erect
on the property line OF Shelby st.
A public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 40l Cit Hall, Tuesday
time and place all interested property
owners VIII be given opportunity to be
heard with reference to tna matters set
out in said petition
BOARD or ZONINC APPEALS.
GEO T O'CONNOP PRESIDENT
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BOARD or zoNING APPEALS

Notice is hereby given that W. II. Hol-
ton has filed with the Board of Zoning
Appeals Of the city of Indianapolis. a
two-way double dwelling at the N. gW
corner Of Eilty-Thicd St. and CGrrbl-
ton AVG
A public hearing VIII Le held by said
Board IN Room tOl CITY Han, TUESDAY,
April 3. 1928, at 2.30 %. M. az which
time and place all interested property
owners viii be given opportuuitv to De
hesrd with reference TO the matters set
out IN said petition.
BOARD OF coming APPEALS.
GEORGE Il. O'CONNOR.
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Pets and LiUe Stock

BABY CHICKS-s12 per hundred: 8 stand
ard breeds. All large assorted; $40 per
hundred. Ducklings, $50 per hundred.
Come and get them or call us. We ship
prepaid. Special grade chicks, &c higher.
each. BOYER'S HATCHERY. Thorntown,
Indiana Store. 81 N. Delaware, Indian
apolis. Indiana.
HAWTHORNE-Rho Island Reds, hatch
ing eggs babY chicks. II. 0474.
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Studebaker. touring, 1921 model. Engine
No. 597s4. serial No 5l06l0. will be sold
at private sale at my garage on April 4th,
at 10 A M. to satisfy charges on repairs
and storage. Cox Garage, 1868 E.
Walnut.
The following merchandise VIII be sold
at Auction starting Wednesday, March %,
1928. for unpaid storage and draymen S
charges, Brown Musicale Co. advertising
matter. horns, supply Of music strings
and Violins: Ben Taggard camping equip
ment, Howard Taylor, center table. trunk;
Thomas Stewart. tool kit See mer-
chandlse at PIT McCrea St.. indianapolis,
n
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YOUR Used CAR

as part payment on a home. We will
finance the balance on monthly payment
plan. A real chance for responsible buy
ers with limited capital to own home.
Let us know what you want. address
Times, Box $50
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Storage and Transfer
Houses for Sale

TRANSFER-C feed, gen. hauling. o2l
E. Gath. w. E. Rodocker. Wa. ABB.
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Radio Equipment

WE RIPARIAN makes of radio sets and
speakers. CUMMINGS BROS. RADIO
CO. 81 w. Ohio st. Ii. 1856
Service calls. s1.50 each Hu. 5804.
RADIO-Jones. 4-tube: 8-piece DINING
room suite: cheap. Wa. 4446.
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ers. with limited capital to own home.
Let us know what you want. address
Times, Box $50
NEW GROOM BUNGALOWS
g 800 sot to $4,000 payments ay3a like rent Lo
south of Morris, Lynnhurst. Dr.. Lake
Ave. near Schumann Dr. and Mars Hill.
MIR. RYAN. 1926 Lemcke Bldg. go
Riley 1851. Residence, He. 1858.
$3.50 CASH
1881 Climber St; new 5-room bungalow;
complete bath; linoleum; window shades;
cement porch; agarge; paved street. Price
So $50. No Barrett. N. j. FOX Main 6755,
evenings. HUI 1853.
4O8 E. 5lst.-Between Wash. Blvd. & Cen
trail by owner leaving city. 6-rm.
bungalow in best residential section. near
good school & bus service. Drive & garage.
Must be seen to be appreciated. SO 900
for immediate sale. Terms.
ONLY $2,65O-$100 CASH
Near College and 46th St; bus line on
i244 or Hu' 2i88' ewes
GRANT. N. Al (FORMERLY GARFIELD
Five rooms modern; Arcola hot water
lot 4OXl50 will sell with small down pay
Ma 4423 Mr. LEE CHI O364
BUSINESS SIOREROON10-O mann LnOI-
oughfare west; 81 900 cash. Rents from
property will take care of monthly pay
ments on balance Call Robert MacGregor
Co.. SAL Consolidated Bldg. Ma. 6484
2-STORY-3 bedroom; west: mod; corner
vacant lot adjoining; on car line; $4,000;
81 600 cash; terms. BOTH ST r. E.
AGENCY. III. at 30th. Ia. 653l.
WINTHROP. 4226-Mod 5-rm brick bung:
furn. or unfurn.; beautiful yard; abund-
ance of shrubbery; 2-car gar. Sacrifice If
sold at once. Best offer takes it.
PROSPECT. 332-Near Madison; Groom
modern. 1880 $500 cash. balance $50
month. Bargain. Mr. Appel RI. 2638.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1925 rooms modern,
hardwood floors, garage, $4,000. Terms.
Wa. 1917.
KELLEY 1892 Eft rooms. garage all
street improvements in. No Barrett. Bar
gain $4,000 EASY payments. owner.
332 PROSPECT Madison; Groom
modern SO $50: $3.50 cash balance $50
month. Bargain. Mr.. APPEL. RI. 2638.
BROOKSIDE AVE. 2326-8-room modern;
suitable for large family or duplex: bar
gain $4,000. Owner. ia. 6567.
TIBBS AVE, I628-Attractive, mod. 6-rm.
bungalow, garage. Terms. Call owner.
"a p m Lin. 1852; other times, BE. GAIA.
DEARBORN, 40 NJ rooms strictly mod
ern: excellent cond throughout. terms.
Call TRUEBIOOD. Ri. 1886 II. 42l3.
IS so MONTH, $3.50 Down
arms. cleo. garage 822 E. MarEland.
NORTHWEST modern bungalow. .
car gar; reasonable. owner. Ha. l86-B.
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Instructions
Help Wanted Male
Help Wanted Female

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED - Immediately;
white. For the Nashville House, Nash
vile. Ind.
GlRL-Or woman for general homework
Of
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Business Announcement

WALL PAPER CLEANING-All work guar
anteed: reasonable. Lii $685..
WALL PAPER CLEANING-75c to S1.25
room, Cherry 1913 r.
NEW HARDWOOD FLOORS LAID-Old
hardwood floors refinished. Call Oh. 6468.
All work guaranteed.
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Storage and Transfer
OTTO j. sUEsz

Packing hauling. storage. Low rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling
Special rates on return loads. Main 1858.
Riley 1923. Oh. 45T9- 0699-W.
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STOREROOM- Brand new. in new theater
building 1045 Virginia Ave: excellent
business location in thriving communitv
short or longtime lease. MR.. GRIST.
Oh. 0549, and p. m.
INDIANA, 215-Heat. water furnished; good
E. A. BYRKITT 22O N. Ill. Ma 1850.
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Wanted to Rent

FOUR--Or fiye-room mod. house. with ga
rage; located north or east; must be rea-
sonabIe Address Times, Box 100.
BILE; adults Oh. 62l4-J
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Suburban for Rent
Buoiress Places for Rent

BUS STOP 6la-Rockville Road: country
home, with ground.
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Coal and Wood
Kindling with Bach Tol
Legal Notices

DUNN COAL CO.
l745 w. St Clair. Good Coal Be.
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YOUR Credit Is Good
Room for Rent With Boorc

OLNEY. 1857 N.-Mothers care given chill
dren while mother works
ROOM-And board for children: mother
care. CHI 4709
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Automobiles for Sale

Don't gamble in your used
car investment. Let your
Judgment regarding the vital
parts Of your car be based on
the experience and knowledge
of Stut1 experts. You have
this company standing behind
your selection,
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and full details will not ~ made
public until the report has been
acted upon BY the board and pre-
pared for submission to congress.
A tentative summary provided Mr..
Creager By Col. Schley indicates that
the board Of army engineers Will be
called upon 10 consider recommenda-
tions for "A S2.6OO.O00 project. Of
which amount local interests will be
asked to contribute 100000. the gov
ernment 70 handle the maintenance
at an annual cost of 100000.
IL is understood that COL Schley's
report and recommendation will be
submitted TO the division engineer
at New Orleans within "a few days.
ard from the division engineers Of
flee will be sent to General Jadwin,
chief of the army engineers, and will
be acted upon by the board before
presentation to congress TO be in
cluded IN the rivers and harbors bill.
In addition to a majority Of the
members of the Valley port commit
tee. the McAllen meeting was attend
ed BY a number OF representative
citizens, and it was the consensus of
opinion that the tentative recon-
mendations outlined BY Col. Schley
were very favorable 10 the Valley
interests, and that there would be
no delay on the part OF the Valley
nm complying with any requirements
imposed by the federal government
in connection with Valley participa-
tion i'm financing the harbor and the
construction OF necessary wharves
and terminals.
n. B. Creager announced ne would
leave Tuesday night for Galveston
TO confer with Col. Schley. and from
that city would proceed TO Washing
ton He also announced that u sub
committee Of twelve members of the
port committee would be named BY
the chairman 70 60 70 Washington
April for the purpose of present
ing the port project to various men,
bers OF congress. IL Is believed that
the recommendation Of the army
board will he In the hands of the
rivers and harbors committee Of the
house by the middle Of April.
Advices received by Mr.. Creager
Continued on Page 81
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CIVEDETAILS
OF ROBBERIES
Men Arrested at Har-
lingen Tell of Loot
ing Stores

HARLINGEN, Mar-h 27.-Details
Of the burglarizing Of several stores
and residences we're brought out
Monday afternoon when five men, ar
rested By Deputy Sheriff Horace
Johnson and other officers OF the
sheriff's department were arraigned
before Justice Of the Peace Grover
Reed.
The operations OF the gang in
cluded the looting Of stores at San
Benito, La Feria, and Harlingen.
Practically all Of the stolen mer-
chandise has been recovered.
The men placed under arrest were
Jose Hernandez, who was given a
suspended sentence at the last term
Of the criminal district court IN Hi
dalgo county; Jose Asando. Rafael
Perales, Ramon Trevinc and Frutoso
Moreno.
Hernandez, Perales, Arnando and
Trevino told in detail OF the bur
glarizing OF the Lozano store at La
Feria OH the night of March Is. when
n quantity of clothing. shoes and
hats was secured. Hernandez and
Trevino also admitted the burglariz-
ing OF the home OF Manuel Rodriguez
Of La Feria. where they secured q
couple of watches Moreno and Her
nandez admitted guilt in connection
with burglarizing the r. Castano tail
or shop in San Benito, where a
quantity or clothing was secured.
County Attorney NJ. Z. Hall repre-
sented the state az the hearing. and
secured the statements of the prison
ers, all of whom gave deailed ac-
counts Of their oper itions. Their
bond was fixed az 81 1000 each. and in
defult Of bond the men were lodged
in the Cameron county jail.
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NEW YORK. March 27.-CPl-
John Estberg. Wauke sha, Wis.,,
broker, was robbed cf $500 and
jewelry by taxi driver who
dumped him out in a strange part
OF town early today. and then
things began 70 happen.
Estberg followed directions al
well-meaning passerby and pulled
convenient hook for . policeman.
TO his astonishment, he was
greeted by four engine companies
Of 32 men, two hook and ladder
companies with 16. two battalion
chiefs with their drivers, a water
tower, a fire patrol. gas and cleo
tric emergency outfits and an as
sorted group of detectives. special
police and patroImen.
After explanations. Mr.. Estberg
said he would postpone his sched-
uled departure tomorrow III he
could assist this agile army in APP
pretending the taxi driver.
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Sense of HMnsOy' Peace
Plan of u. 5. Diplomat

CONSTANTINoPLE, March q.
-tPD-Joseph G. Grew. American
ambassador TO Turkey, has a peace
plan Of his own. which he confided
70 the American Women's Lunch
con club Of this city after sum
marizing the various peace plans,
now current throughout the world.
@If I had a son" said the am
bassador. II should endeavor 70
teach him optimism, cheerfulness,
tolerance. courtesy and culture and
above all | should say to him
again and again. My son, what
ever happens to you, don't lose
your sense Of humor.'
Governments and parliaments
and the public Of the nations are
composed of sons and daughters.
Governments and parliaments and
public opinion make war or main
tain peace. And II, as time goes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27

HOP DELAYED
German Crew Waits In
Ireland For Good
Weather Report

BALDONNEL AIRDROME. DUE
LIN, March 27.-tP,-With their Jun
kers plane Bremen ready for the
most hazardous venture Of the air,
the flight across the Atlantic from
east to west. three silent Germans
waited today on wind and weather.
They were Captain Germann koehl.
Baron Won Huenefeld and Arthur
SpindIer, who flew yesterday from
Tesnpelhofer Field, near Berlin. over
"a course of nearly 1000 miles i'm
about nine and one half hours.
The Irish Free State gave them
welcome. and as 10 became known
that another attempt was 10 be made
to span the Atlantic. Irish pulses
were stirred. IL was the very daring
of the thing in the face Of those who
had gone before, and had never been
heard from. that appealed.
The Bremen Etood in d hangar, and
the airmen moved restlessly about.
An appeal 20 the Free State authori-
ties at last gave newspaper entry
into the big enclosure from which
they had nc first been excluded. and
Continued on page eight
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HOMESOF
GANG ENEMIES
Are WRECKED
War on Deenan Group
Is Seen; Special In
vestigation To Be
Made Is Indication

CHICAGO, Mar 27.-tP-The fifth
and sixth political bombs since
January 26 were exploded shortly be-
fore last midnight. One was aimed
at the home Of United States SEN
ator Charles 5. Deneen. The other
was thrown In an attempt 10 assas-
sinate the Deneen candidate for
states attorney. Judge John Al.
Swanson Of the circuit court.
Senator Deneen, who hid attended
the funeral Of the murdered Dia-
mond Joe Esposito yesterday, had
started back to Washington. His
sister, Miss Florence Deaeen, and a
maid were alone in the house when
the bomb shattered the front porch
Of the two-story frame structure.
Windows within the block were
broken.
Twenty minutes later cnt or two
men in q closed car hurled a bomb
directly al the automobile which
Judge Swanson was driving into his
garage. The bomb missed the car.
exploding near the front of The
Swanson home and doing some dam
age.
The Swanson home is block
from the residence Of George r. o.
Continued on page eight
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JURYFAILSTO
MAKE REPORT
FOR Staying
Hunt, Roomer in Home
Also Free in First
Case After Death of
Rich Rancher

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Mar. 27.-(F)
The grand jury today billed Mrs.
r. l.. Terrell and ard Hunt. a
roomer in her home on charges Of
assault to murder in connection with
the death of her husband three weeks
ago but failed to make any report
on murder charges which were filed
after Terrell died.
Terrell was found in his wife's
apartment suffering from bullet
wound. He died later and his widow
and Hunt we're arrested. Both said
Terrell came to the house. started
an argument with his wife. with
whom he had not lived for some
time, and drew gun. Details of
what followed are vague.
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busch, meteorologist, he can tell or
the records the freak performance
of the weather upset.
The U. s. weather station here is
the first Of the regular stations
70 report a Temperature Of over 100,
that honor usually going to Phoenix
of Yuma. Ariz. IL broke all pre-
vious records Of this station for
the months of March and April.
According To Mr.. Schnurbusch
the maximum occurred about 3
o'clock and then only for a few
minutes. From $3.50 10 $3.50 the
temperature was 100 OF over.
He says the conditions yesterday
we're just the same ms those which
bring us our frosty nights; a
northwesterly wind which yester-
day was hot and dry but during the
cold months is cold and frostSp
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Monday Weather Cuts
Odd DidOS For Valley

Weather, the old reliable stand
BY Of conversation. performed
few didos yesterday which have
raised the merely polite observa-
tit hs such as Nice morning this
morning, to the dignity of an in
teresting discussion.
DO you know that tn temper
ature was 102 yesterday for a few
moments ?"
"No. ! knew IL was hot but
didn't think il was that hot"
'Yes. Within two dee -ces or the
highest recorded in Brownsville
in 55 years. The highest was 104.
Yesterdays temperature IN the
highest recorded in the U. s. sta
tion since August IA, 1919"
Then if the man has followed the
reports or talked to Vi. j.. Schnur.
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REACH ACCORD
ON OIL LAWS
Morrow and Morones
Reported Agreed
After Parleys

MEXICO CITY. Mar. 27.-tPD-It
was understood today, after confer
ences between the American ambas-
sador, Dwight w. Morrow, and the
Mexican minister of industry and
commerce. Louis Morones, that an
agreement has been reached on the
petroleum situation whereby the con-
troversy between the United States
and Mexico is IN a fair way to be
ended.
The differences between two gov
ernments which have grown out Of
the Mexican petroleum laws are of
long standing and Ambassador Nor
rows great desire has been to elm
mate these and have the Mexican
laws 50 moulded as to meet within
reasonable measure at least the de-
sire Of the American oil companies.
New or amended regulations, IL is
expected, will be formulated. which
are calculated to remove the state
departments objections to the law
as retroactive and confiscatorv.
There will however. probably be some
future differences between individ-
ual oil companies and the Mexican
government. and these will Re for
later consideration.
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Arid Political
Meets Planned

WASHINGTON, March 2T.--tFI--
Alf Oftedal. deputy prohibition com
missioner left today for "A series "A
conferences at Kansas City and Gal
weston at which plans will Be laid 10
prevent the mobilization Of bootleg
gers at Kansas City and Houston
during the republican and democratic
conventions.
Activities of federal prohibition of-
fIcials will be toward haltinr the
movement Of liquor supplies into thp
cities before the convention and wv
checking the operations Of the large
hcotleg%ers. Supervision of retail
bcotleggers and arrests Of imbibers
during the conventions will be- left tn
the state authorities.
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First Straight
Car Onions Out

RAYMONDVILLE. March a7.-The
first straight car OF new crop Texas
onions TO leave the state was shipped
Monday from Sebastian BY the c. ID.
Wallace Go. Of Harlingen.
The car, which was consigned 70
the northern market. contained 100
crates OF U. $. No. 4 Crystal Wax,
and the balance commercial yellow
grade Bermudas. They were all well
matured and OF excellent quality.
Several additional cars will 20 out
this week. but shipments from the
Sebastian-Lyford- -Raymondville sec
tions will be lighter this season on
account of unfavorable growing con-
ditions.
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RATLFFJU JURY
IS COMPLETED
Last of Panel Chosen;
Self Defense To Be
Prisoners Plea

ABILENE. Tex, Mar 2T.--tFl-The
jury to try Marshall Ratliff for the
fatal shooting Of 9. r. (Bit) Bed
ford. Cisco, Tex. police chief. who
fell mortally wounded in a gun fight
precipitated BY the robbery OF the
First National bank at Cisco on Dec.
23 last. was completed here today.
Eleven Of the jurors were .elected
yesterday, the twelfth being chosen
from "a talesmen who were summon
ed 20 appear today following the
exhaustion Of the special venre.
Ratliff. who already II under 90
year sentence for robbery Of the
Continued on page eight
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on, the governments and parlia-
ments and the public Of the ma
tions become more optimistic as
regards their neighbors, more
cheerful and 80 tending to smile
rather than scowl upon other ma
tions about them. more tolerant Of
divergent views in politics and re-
ligion. more courteous in the con-
duct of their relations and thus
less liable 70 give offense. more
cultured, and thus more able to
appreciate the culture of other ma
tions, and withal possessing that
sense Of humor which reduces
mountains 20 molehills and
smooths away potential friction
with a laugh-why. there you have
my peace plan, and confide IL
willingly TO you mothers. teachers.
guides. couEsellors and friends,
for 1t IL you and you only who ear
put il into effect"