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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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CAFE AND LIGHT LUNCH. Nichols ave. Sc
enner. Room 2o4. l406 G st. NV.
cry. Salary plus SOC of the profits. Small
investment required. Franklin 625l g
DINING ROOM-Sell. lease. first-class. Rea-
son accident. Address Box ss-V' Star ONCE Ts'
HARDWARE, housewares and paint store.
well established; doing $3.50 week. Price
on busy highway. Address Box l07-V, Star
ONCE.
DRUG STORE Tor rent-splendid opportun-
Reasonable. Address Box 1o2-v, Star ONCE
MAN TO SELL PREFERRED STOCK With
T T21s Man songs" Po BECOME MEMBER H OF
FIRM. Prefer man with clientele. No in
Bldg. after 10 am. "
WILL SELL completely equipped. well To-
Gated duplicating business tmultigraphing:
$4,000; Last, years net over $4,000. Fine
ee one or to ow
able business with unlimited possibilities
Excellent reason for selling. Address Box
SUMMER HOTEL FOR SALE.
resort o 6d
tnanciaiiy 's saccessfSl e4' owner Tetrins ii
health; Exceptional oppor tunty; Owned in
dress ts SIS Roq Ess aT ST. Md
STOREkEEPERS,
cAp1TAL f SDj Nesf MGnsyF f SSf SS CO.
9th FLOOR, DIST. NATL. BANK BLDG.
TEA ROOM PROPERTY OF 10 ACRES
with large stone house. on main pike IN
Virginia. close to golf course; can be bought
for $500 cash balance on your own. terms;
Don't miss this opportunity If you want TO
open a tea room and make good from start.
w. X. PEARCE.
1927 Eye st. NV. National SOAP.
18th ST. CAFE EQUIPPED.
Established, in good business and residen-
tial location Low rent. Special chance.
Act quickly. Phone Main 5437. Practically
NO INNESTM EMF NEEDED.
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CLEVELAND late model .two-door sedan;
fully equipped with good tires; l-shot lubri-
cation; it's Word of Honor used car; real
buy for $500; your car in trade; terms ar
RANGED. Ask for Mr. wilkins Dick Murnhy
Inc. 1928 Kalorama road
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ESSEX COACH, late 1925, Sl25; exceptionally
fine condition throughout; fully equipped.
Apt 3l5. Carlisle Courts. l40l Columbia rd'
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Statesmen, automobile, several elra,n.c cat
Chevrolet Experience not absolutely neces-
sary as We Will train the men we Sei So
os35 Sherman ave. NV. or 1918 Conn. nv.
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Neper mail original TecomrehddtTons tUhen
answering advertisements for employment.
Use COPIES
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DODGE SEDAN. I92T-Only 1928. Natural
wood wheels. original Duco. owned by. a
party on Conn. ave. Clean and a genuine
bargain. Washngtoh'S best uSed-car mar
ket. 1923 LIST. Decatur 686
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LAUNDRY-work. called for and delivered:
best reference: clothes handled with care;
also large yard. District 1889.
PART TIME or child's nurse; neat. reliable,
colored girl; no Sundays or holiday work.
Call 1922 Half ST. S.w.
WIDOW, refined. Southern, neat, honest and
industrious. desires position as houSekeeper
in a modern Washington suburban home;
one girl child, age II. Address Box 47s-S'
Star Office
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUES and modern furniture-An claim
to. but We actually pay more Tor 1urnlture
fran rnne Elm 0 ISL Be sated Before sell
ANTIQUES. old gold. silver. diamonds. jew.
elry. A. F. Arnold. 1928 @ st. NV Main
ANTIQUES, old gold. silver. diamonds; jew
elry bought and sold Tenders FAYE avn
brokers Sales Co, 9l3 D st.snw. Fr. $3.50
for rummage sale: household articles. cur
tains bedding etc: will pay cash c CAL Mr.:
6rinE to 4o7 K st. NV. or sl4 Eye st. NV. :
APPAREI-While housecleaning, get toGethel
all sorts of miscellaneous articles, all KINDS
0 %as s0's saIe a Phone Nj winger. Potomac
645I. or bring to 1921 7th st. NV. 81
BOOKS BOUGHT. Main 3543. iii G st.
NV. Paul Pearlman.
we will give more for furniture. bric-a .brac,
china ANTIQUES and ONCE f4rni ndn 10 ph9 paI
Franklin Ssl7. 604 9th NV. TO-
FURNITURE of every description; clothing,
bedding. carpets. M. Cohen, Franklin 7!49
or 9l52.
used furniture and Baby Grand piano. Can
pay cash. Phone Metropolitan 305l 3"
FURNITURE bought and sold. Good prices
paid. A. MarSolius, 500 9th ST. NV. FIR
prices paid; write or phone Main $685..
FURNITURE-Win pay the biSEest prices in
town for ANTIQUE and modern furniture; Gu
The Abbey Co. Main 9747. SIG F NV. To-
FURNITURE-Wil cal, promptly and pay
cash for your furniture and household goods
Main 6l9l.
FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted: best prices
paid, Capital Furniture Co, CPL La. ave.
NV. or phone Franklin 10267
FURNITURE-For best prices on furniture.
rugs, ONCE furniture, refrigeratorS, etc, call
Shannon. Adams 2l3l. 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. couple with reference
would like to rent bedroom and living room
suite. Adams 1871.
FURNITURE pay more for store MIXTURES,
household GOODS once furniture. $50 La.
ave. NJ $500; Adams 1903 after pm.
you have firSt-clasS fur
niture fOF~Eale, do not hesitate 10 call The
Lincoln Co, Franklin 1917, and you VIII get
every penny IL Is worth TO-
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and old
teweIry needed in our manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid. SelingerS. 818 st.
MOTORS, q. c., single phase, 60-cycle, "a, .,
3 and horsepower with starters. Franklin
1857.
ll00-lb }. 6aby's hish chair,
lsTse breakfast table and chairs; no dealers.
Adams 2424
once furniture and equipment of every de-
scrption. Edgar Baum. Inc. GA E ST. NV
Phone FIR. 92ii.
WE PAY highest cash prices for all kinds
of used furniture. Phone North 6693. -"
WE NEED FURNITURE of every description.
We will pay best cash prices. National
1875. 7'
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UEIP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COOK, male or female, very best. Tor
luncheon and dinner service; III replying
state male or female, white or colored, ana
reference Address Box l5-v, Star office. u
COOK wanted; must be able To handle rush
business. also good baker Maybeile Gomez
ShOppe. Sl5 North Cap. st. -
MEN AND WOMEN to sell photo coupons.
Paine Studio, Y23 St n .w.-
PASTRY COOK and desserts, nIst class;
prrmsnenl; references. Apply Willow Tree
Inn, 1907 St, mornings. weekdays. y
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BE SURE to call Notes before SELL
ing furniture, or anything. Best
cash prices. Phone District SIP.
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BUICK MASTER BRoUGHAM, l92s-A-i
mechanicaI condition; new Duco finish;
tlreS; ike new. your car in trade: easy
terms. The Washington Cadillac Co., l136-40
Conn. ave. NV. Open evenings. Decatur
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DODGE SEDAN. 1926: leather upholstery;
X. throughput; very reasonable priced.
Kendrick & Shreve, 100 Connecticut ave.
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BUICK Standard Six Four-pass Coupe
Driven less than 10000 miles; in perfect
condition throughout and looks equal 10
new. This car is offered for the unpaid
notes AMOUNTING TO $558.60. Terms or
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DODGE COUPE. I926-Runs fine. Cheap
transportation for a salesman. only $3.50
down, easy terms. Many others. Sheriff
Motor Co.. 627 K st. NV. Oakland-Pontiac
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

BEAUTY PARLORS.
REALLY BEAUTIFUL PERMANENT
wave at the MARBLE HONOUR SCHOOL
tor SIS, including shampoos and hnger wave
These waves given under expert supervision.
All other beauty culture work at low prices
open daily until 6; Mon, Wed. and Fri
until y pm. 8l7 l4th st. NV. FIR. 1918.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
TRAVEL VIA MOTOR TRAVEL-Share exp.
All points Economy. pleasure. Atlanta, SIS;
Texas. S2S. Sterling Hotel Main 5237.
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BUICK MASTER 6 SPORT TOURING
Perfect mechanically; new tires; financial
VIII demonstrate; can finance Mr. Joe Nc
Coy, 25l5 CliffhOurne. Adams 1900 after s D m
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DODGE BUSINESS COUPE. late Is25-A-l
condition. Party leaving town. Sacrifice;
$3.50 cash. Call Ga 5786-J
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DODGE SEDAN. 1927-Leather upholstery,
completely oyerhauled in our shop. viii
make fine taxi. Only SIPS down, easy terms
Many others. Sheriff Motor Co, 627 K 81
NV Oakland Pontiac dealers
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BOlCh .COUPE-Clean. eXcellently kept and
priced to move at S293 Compare this car
WITH any car in town. Model 1886 See
MI, FIaherty at Washington's best used-car
n mSdheti i5z5 st. NV, Joseph Mercy
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been reconditioned and runs like new Re-
painted beautiful French brown. a guar
balance easy terms. Many others Sheriff
Motor Co., 627 K st. NV. Oakland Pontiac
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BUICK COUPE, 4-pass.-Good running con-
dltlon. 4-wheel brakes; only $l10 down. SIT
per month Many others. Easy terms
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DODGE BUSINESS SEDAN, late 1927 model:
condition and appearance like new; best bar
gam in the city; 1895, terms. Open eve
nlngS Universal Auto Co.. 1927 NJ St NV
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BUICK Standard Six 5-paSSenger Sport
Brougham, late 1927-Driyen less than 10000
miles In perfect condition and just as
clean as a new car throughout. To any re-
ssponsible party this car can be secured for
the unpaid notes held by a local bank.
Price most attractive and terms to suit. 908
10th NV - "
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PRESSER, thoroughly expert
enced on mems fine clothing; ap-
ply at once.
THE FASHION SHOP,
9th and Z SITS. NV.
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DURANT- SPORT TOURING, iS25-Msry
extras Excellent. $50. Ford coupe, 1925:
extra equipment; $50. Private party. 24l3
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OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT.
MEMS. LADIES' CHILDRENS.
W. RICE. 1892 7th st NV. North lT55.
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MEN for selling, SIS and liberal commission
"a start on salary agreement; steady repeat
business. no experience necessary. as We
ShOw YOU how Gail "a pm, 2l6 insurance
Bldg, 18th and Eve sts NV. --'' -
MESSENGEk BOY ,whiteJ wanted %ith
= nth st
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HOTEL DAY CLERK wanted. with expert
ence. Initiative; ability; must know WASH asn
GIVE age phone number and reference. Az
dress Roy ASS, Star Otf1Ce.
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Cash Paid for Diamonds,
Old gold. silver. platinum. and ANTIQUE Jew
elry. LOUIS ABRAHAMS. I'll 9 r.w.
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RIGGS TURKISH BATHS
FOR LADIES.

Complete bath, 81: ultraviolet. infra-red
therapy lamps, massage. steam room. reduc-
ing machines; graduate nurse In constant
attendance. Nestle circulne permanent
wave. special is curls for IS. Hours from
10 to 6, except Sundays; Thursdays. 10 a m.
Franklin 1896: residence, Adams 1870.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK 1927 4-door sedan; this car was
owned by doctor who has taken excellent
care of the car in every respect can be
bought for only $3.50; your car in trade:
terms arranged: it's Word of Honor used
car. Ask for Mr.. wilkins. Dick Murphy,
Inc. 1928 Ka1orAma road.
BUICK SIX SPORT ROADSTER-In perfect
running condition and a real bargain for the
unpaid notes amounting to $2l4.50. 900
10th st. NV.
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

AOFthN1p uptown, OOlnB BOOu business,
all new equipment; will sacrifice on account
OF illness: offer will be accepted. Call CO.
lumbia 10237 7s
DELICATESSEN. light lunch, corner. 5000
18th st. ne: well established business; cheap
for quick sale: owner leaving city. TO-
SMALL HOTEL at popular Summer colony;
unusual opportunity to right party; COM
pletely equipped: will rent at very attractive
heure or sell on easy terms: sickness and
other business prevent operation by owner.
John NJ. King Co, 1908 nth st. NV.
OWNER RETIRING. offers brick store, de-
tached dwelling. IS feet front; grocery and
meats. 81 900 per week. Business, stock and
premises for sale. A snap. Box 4254 Ia
koma Park, u. &.
SECOND TRUST NOTE, guaranteed. $500.
payable SIS month. trade small clear prop
erty or any kind business. Col. 55O3; eve
ming. Col 670l.
DhLICATESSEN. across from Business High
School, for sale. REASON. leaving city. Slb
Rhode Island ave. NV.
DELICATESSEN, soda fountain. light lunch;
busy corner; real cheap for quick sale. Fr.
1888. 3"
TWO ROOMS, for beauty parlor or dress
making. Located at 1909 N. Capitol ST.,
near Sibley Hospital. Phone FIR 74ss. &c
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ESSEX COACH, 1925-Lcaving town; $40
cash. Adams 1000 after pm.
ESSEX COACH. late 1926-Good condition:
cheap for CASH will demonstrate. Call Main
$3.50. Apt iI3, after 8. 90
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BEFORE SELLING
Phone Franklin ss17 and get the best re-
suits. We positively pay more for furniture,
antiques. china. bric-a-brac. ONCE furniture
than one in the business
THE LINCOLN CO., 6O4 9th ST. NV. 10"
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
BEGIN NOW 10 PREPARE FOR CENSUS
OFFICE, EDITORIAL CLERK, STATISTICS
posi- OFFICE, STEM. AND Tyr. EHAMS
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. Sc. cor. l3th and r NV. Met 1885,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
D0CTTIONC Need SO applicants daily.
'-'HA L'N/-N' stenographers, typists.
bookkeepers, clerks. statesmen, etc. Free reg
istration. Boyd's. 1898 G NV. Main 1888:
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ESSEX COACH, SIPS: Hudson Coach. Sl95:
Maxwell Coupe. all new tires, S165; Chevrolet
Coupe. Sl65. These cars have many thou
sand miles Of unused transportation at the
lowest possible price; terms. washington
Auto Exchange. 2Ol5 lAth. North 1852
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MAN-We have Il position for man Win
a ear who can put forth some real eHort
Character good personality and good conf
mon sense This is a good opportunity ior
the right man. Prefer married man pc
tween IS and so years old. For interVie"
a nnly Room 2O8. Commerce and SaYlngS
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SULTICitAPH OPERATOR In applying
sale axe ANA experience ana former en-
Dloyer Address Box lOi-V, star once.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOU SELL
Furniture, ANTIQUES. books and curios, IL vol
want to get full value. Phone Main aI47
619 NV. 10"
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OFFICE ASSISTANT Young man. brl"ern
25 ana 80. for general once WORK; must
have experience IN credits. collections anu
pUokkrrplnk. splendid opportunity Tor hIAh
Qualifying and willing To leave town. Reply
slVluK age, experience, reIisloh anu salai
expected, also phone. Address Box 553-S'
Star once.
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ANTIQUES and modern furniture-An claim
to. but we actually pay more for furniture
franklin 8sl7. Be satisfied before you sell.
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ESSEX COACH, I92i-OnIy $50 cash The
cheapest and best in town for the money
Jordan Blue Boy. tl45. terms. Dodge 1927
sedan, only s2ss Look over our $4,000
1923 l. ST. Decatur Gs6, ask for JIM
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

mile west of Peru city limits: detour at
north city limits of Peru for $500 feet.
account city installing sewer.
Road 34-Detour from Charlottesville to
New Ross is about sixteen miles. eight Of
which is pavement.
Road Narrow. Fair
Road s5-Detour from three miles south
Of Salem to one mile south of Salem is
three miles; narrow road but in fair con-
dition.
Road 3s-Desour five and one-half miles
west of Richmond is four miles over mar
row and poorly surfaced road.
Road 3s-Detour north of Rossville is
three and one-half miles.
Road 45-Run-around just south of
Haysville. Detour just north Of Jasper
over narrow road is one and one-half
miles.
Road 46-Surface somewhat rough; many
sharp turns and narrow bridges.
+ U. S. Road Swatch for slides between
Harrison and Brookville. Much worse in
rainy or thawing weather
Road 56-Earth surfaces between Salem
and Scottsburg is impossible most of
time. Bridge run-around two miles west
of Madison. Detour around earth slide
at bridge at two miles west of vevay is
two and one-half miles; fair.
Road 5S-surface very narrow in places;
several oneway bridges.
Run-Around 500 Feet Long
Road 59-Run-around four miles north
of Linton. account of bridge construction,
is 500 feet long and surface somewhat
rought.
Road 62-Run-around account of en-
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States not to insist on its neutral
rights to trade with an outlaw state
which other nations are trying to
curb.
"In return for such agreement on
our part, Britain might just as
easily accept our Interpretation of
the right of neutrals at sea in time
of a private war of her own. That
is to say, a war undertaken by her
on her own account, not as a party
to any antiwar pacts or agree
ments," he says.
Such, in Davis's opinion, is the
only logical position America can
well take. For, he charges, to out
law war with one hand and sell
supplies to an outlaw state with the
other, or to offer protection "to
munition makers attempting to
supply a country which has refused
the settlement or solution of its
dispute by pacific MEANS would
become an act of national wicked
ness"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-15
ROADS IN SOUTH
PART GGF STATE
REPORTED SOFT
Load Restrictions Ordered
by Highway Chiefs in
Some Sectors.

Soft roads in the southern part
Of the state are reported in the
weekly bulletin of the state high
way department, issued today. Load
restrictions are limited to various
localities and have not become gen.
eral throughout Indiana, the bull
letin states.
General road conditions are listed
as follows:
Road bridge run-around one-half
mile east of state line.
Road swatch for men working on
berms north of Hartford city. Bridge
run-around one-half miles north of Pc
troleum.
Road 7-one-way traffic bridge ten
miles north of Madison.
Road 15-Detour at La Fountaine is one
mile.
Road 18-Detour from one-quarter mile
west of Jet. of Roads 1s and 9, to two
miles south of Marion account Of bridge
construction is two miles.
U. S. Road 24-Pavement from Month
cello fourteen miles east. then detour one
half mile north to old route to Logans-
port. Detour Just east of Huntington I'M
til city completes paving to meet state
road, is one-half mile.
Detour for Nine Miles
Road 25-Bridge run-around three and
one-half' miles north of Fulton.
United States Road 27-DetoHr from
Winchester nine miles north is eleven
miles.
Road 28-Bridge run-around one and
one-half miles west of Romney. Detour
from one-half mile east of Tipton-C Clinton
county line is two and one-half miles.
Road 29-Drive carefully past work
men between Winuamac and Knox.
o. S. Road 30-Run-around at Erie rail-
road crossing, two miles east of Scherer-
vile.
U. S. Road 31-Run-around one-fourth
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INDIANAPOLIS FINDS
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Most people in this advanced age
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-15
OFFICIALS STUDY
JOHN ". DAVIS
NAVAL VIEWS
High Time Common Sense
Applied to U. britain
Row, He Says.
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs

Foreign Editor, Scripps Howard Newspapers
WASHINGTON March 15.-Hoo-
aver administration circles today are
busy reading how John w. Davis,
Democratic candidate for President
sin 1924, would settle the naval row
between the United States and
Great Britain.
Recognizing the gravity of the
fraction between the two countries,
the former Democratic standard
bearer and ambassador to the court
of st. James intirnates, in an ar
ticle appearing in the quarterly re-
view, Foreign Affairs, that it is high
time q, little common sense should
be applied to the matter.
In Davis opinion the dispute
must not be allowed to continue "a
fitting ground for the admirals,"
however admirable" they may be
con their own target range"
Forget Our Yesterdays
And he seems just as opposed to
putting it up to an international
: round-table of legal technicianS to
"codify' the laws pertaining to the
freedom of the seas. "They would
be as bad as the admirals."
Both the United States and Great
Britain, says Davis, must look the
realities in the face and forget yes
terday'S prejudices and traditions.
-. THE whole crux of the matter"
he says, lies in an effort to make
il reasonably probable that in flu
ture naval conflicts, the fixed po-
licies of Great Britain and the
United States will cause their navies
to work in harmony" or at least not
as potential enemies.
Makes Definite Suggestions
The former American ambassador
to London proceeds to make some
very definite suggestions. -
In the first place he assumes that
the United States meant what it said
when it signed the Kellogg treaty to
outlaw war;.
In other Worcs he assumes that
the United States wishes to discour-
age war, mitigate its destructive
ness and, to the best of it's ability,
' prevent an outlaw nation getting
away with it's violation of the pact.
Such being the case, Davis argues,
it should be easy for the United