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Special Convenience

Different shelves In one compart-
ment contain various sizes OF bath.
towels And what better place tor
bulky bathtowels than bathroom
shslvssD
4 long narrow wardrobe effect
cortaine space % hang dressing
gowns. Turkish bathrobes. etc.
The medicine chest itself viii glad
den the eye OF the h~ousekeeper with
a n~ethedical turn OF mind. For II
consists OF half a dozen or more
narrow shelves-very narrow shelves
shelves 30 narrow that it's impos-
sible 10 put mors than one single
TOW of anything on any one OF them.
No more reaching behind a bulky
bottle in the hope OF finding q
needed nostrum hidden beyond eyes
reach. There's plenty Of room for q
reasonable amount OF drugs and
toilet articles. and everything is
plainly visible.
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plans. maybe they don't want .
TO do u.
Very we'll replied kraTt. sim
ply. III ask my masters psTmls.
sion 90. in a loud voice. he asked
MS masters permission. Cntvr;u'
nately his master TAI too buSilv en-
gagged cutting out a pJir ~ ur =
IL he bothered listening tu nm.
After waiting In vain Tor an aus Nvr.
the shadow boy decided 20 help hum
self. Quickly he dressed himself w
the Robin Hood outfit.
You look fine his companions
agreed
i'll know III. ne answered. proudly.
What are you going 70 do
now n" Mil asked.
I'm going to-hm'm-I'm gong
20 look for robbers" With that he
tried 70 walk Off the table. Alas. the
paper clothes were far too heavy
Tor The shadow. lie couldn't move.
Give me . push" he urged them.
Just as thsy we're about 10 do 80 a
gust az wind anne Ia through the
open window and blew him of the
table.
Hooray.' ne shouted. The . 4
instant hts 10Y changed TO d.smay.
when The cat. SpSing the green
tshe didn't notice Master Knarr
a. ALI scurrying across thu floor.
pOunced upon X. Let me gor' he
gasped.
You're a green mouse" the cat
exclaimed. giving him a sound rat
with her paw. and I'm going to
eat you up" She uss on the point
o. making good her threat when the
children. not wishing the cat 10 de-
stroy the costume. chased her off.
Then the wind picked up Knsrt
again and he q full speed down
the corridor. with all the children
and shadows hurrying after him.
In and out 81 the and turn
inEs he twirled. shouting ut the top
Of his voice: 'Oh. nobody can catch
me now
The next instant ne was lifted ofr
his feet ana went sailing out OF the
window. where he soon landed IN a
puddle OF midland then he looked
60 black and grimy that nobody
TO catch him.
C~o5yrIEht. 1850. 81 SsEgrsp<r Fsatgrs Services. -.
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Tas little Englishwoman's eyes
were as biz as tea-Ips.
&1d when she found that al these
clauses we're Just 2 part az the public
scr r1l system ard that YOU got
iochers and shower baths and every
tang. even clean towels. and didn't
have ~ pay a cent for them-she
Just put On her hat. and her little
En- slish tweed jacket and went r.Eht
DOWN Ia night school With NelEhbor.
Taat was SIX weeks ago. and YOU
ought 70 hear the little English
woman talk.
don't have time 20 Be lonely
p more" she said-"oh once in A
while when ! get A wh.ff or violets
a some florists window | think
az the street flower sellers in Lon.
don. and sort az gasp q little, hut
my word. I'm learning something
.ew every day. and Id like 20 see
. Go that IN desr old London.
Husband stons by for me on his
vay home from his class, and we
have q bit az toasted cheese. or
something neck!sh. and talk over
what's happened since we met. I'm
YER wears Younger. and a dozen times
happier. ] keep my little French
book handy. ana pick Il up every
tire | get : chance.
We're going 70 subscribe for a
r sNch newspaper now,-I feel as II
! had been deaf and dumb and part
~ Sind all my l.fe."
, Father an interesting thing 70
Do isn't IL?
Good luck 10 YOU. Little Mrs.
Kent ard Surrey. ard lots q Il. may
va have the figure OF A syiph and
the education OF a lama OF Tibet
/, before YOU are through
: co7sr.rht. isSn. Is Ssws7a2E Feature Se;r!cs. fl-
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that right living Is the telling fac
tor IN its cure. In consequence,
the death rate from this disease i
steadily decreasing in most locali-
ties in our country. Unfortunately.
in the congested sections OF our great
cities II still presents a serious prob
lem.
The subject OF nutrition Is being
vigorously investigated I'D relation
- disease. In no human ailmeni T.
proper nutrition a more important
factor 4 IN the control ~ tuher-
culusis.
This disease may attack any OF
the organs. or any part of the body
The intestlnss form CONVENIENT
place for the tuberculaT germ 10 find
a lodging place IL IA rare trr the
disease 20 spend Its force tn the IN
ta=t!nes Yet II the membrane I'm.
VOWED. say from infected milk. OF
some other agent. then there will be
numerous local symptoms.
The nos common symptom az this
form ~ tuberculosis Is diarrhoea.
For this reason treatment T. diff
cult. because feeding the patient IN
tuberculosis If any kind is a matter
OF paramount Importance. The r.
sisisnce TO disease must DO built w
az quickly as possible. RI the diEes-
tive tract Is cut ~ order. forced feed
ing IL most difficult
When a person 10 smsclsSed lacks
strength. has great prostratlnn and
fever. ne must bs put 10 he'd and
remain there until his doctor permits
him 20 get w. Absolute rest and
quiet are essential IN the beginning
There - no medicine IN the world
ike fresh air and sunshine. In tu-
heTculosis the patient must have
fresh air dsy and niEit. N Il q
vital thing In t%uhercular infection.
and nothing must stand IT'D the vay
Of getting il. We are not doing our
duty by the sufferer unless We keep
this constantly IN mind.
EXcept. In certain rare forms sun
light II one OF the most powerful in
titIcial sunlight may he used. II
the latter. II should always be used
under the guidance az a physician.
To sum up the treatment IN tuber-
culosis OF the intestines. or other
forms 81 the disease. the essential
factors In the cure are hvgienic sur
roundinEs. fresh air and SUNSHINE.
To these Ne add plenty Of rest and
sleep. a diet IN which milk and Eggs
are the foundation. and freedom
from worry and mental disturbance.
With all these. there IL every chance
Of recovery.
r-r~'-Af Ia7a w ssusrs-.r F.aru-. ts--'r. TIE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25
Helpful Advice to Girls
By NANCY LEE
DEAR NANCY LEE:

DEAR NANCY LEE:
~ ! am a young gin in my late
teens an very much in love
with a boy OF my W age. Last
night he came out TO my house.
lie was drunk Now. dear Nancy
Lee. he Is a very fine boy from
a fine family. IL would lust
about kill his parents II they
knew IT, He had never touched a
drink before in his life. feel
terrible because ! love this boy
better than anything in the world.
He promised me that he would
never do IL again. Ny girl
friend thinks ] should give him I'D.
VIII you please advise me?
PATTY.
DATTY: II 10 the boys first Of
4 tense and 50 II would ne Best
to overlook and forget IL. He has
no doubt learned q good lesson and
If he does not profit by his expe-
rience. then YOU will know he Is
weak. Have a friendly chat with
him. tell him how much you and
all his friends think OF him and how
proud his parents are OF him. Then
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25

F HAT narrow little rnedlcin.
chest that keeps drugs piled
up IN inconvenient heaps ID
gradually giving wsy TO more practi.
cal closets OF generous proportions.
Most medicine chests are too small
or they get too small after they Re In
use a few months. Bottles and lars
and boxes accumulate IN irregular
rows. and what you are looking for
As usually hidden behind several
other items YOU don't wan When
you're In a hurry. the average medl-
cine closet presents the same prob
lem az the average woman's bureau
drswer-its q place requiring explor.
alton rather thar Of offering quick
service.
The new bathroom chests are built
10 serve practical needs. Where
there's plenty OF room. the bathroom
chest may be a three-pisce unit oc.
cupyirg about as much space as the
bsthtub II not more. When closed
all that's visible is a series OF small
and large doors. Opened. these reveal
w~ell-planned space for All bathroom
accessories
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25
Meet Interesting People.

"B- z-z-zz a. said the bell.
~ no on earth" said the Little
Rms ~shwonan. and when she went
= The door. there stood her neigh
Dor across the han.
Aiv telephone is out OF order"
taN the neiEhbor. would YOU mind
very much II | used yrurs?'
And when the ne.Ehbor had used
tne telephone. she said. no thank
you she couldn't sit down. Ii was
her night for the gymnasium al the
night school.
" take Gym every Friday night"
$40 the ne.gihor. and French and
trnewrltlnE Monday and Wednes-
Gay
Nv husband IL on a morning
new ara per. ana he Is away evenings.
e. ! taks up my time that way. |
love z. I meet 81 many interesting
peorle
"Ihe ona a. the next desk 10
me-. - fifty years old. Her husband
j. going % South America 10 start
6 e~gs'ress. and she says she doesn't
trtend 10 b a stranger there 50 she
IL studying Spanish.
"01 The other side Of me. is a
young fellow from Poland. he was a
Lawyer IN his country. ] don't
know what he does over here. but
he's awfully smart. he always an.
swers all the questions before any
body else gets a chance.
Tonight Wen have a lot OF girls
vnr work In offices and girls from
the country who are lonely IN the
big town. ard middle-aged wives
whose husbands are busy IN the
evening and they come 70 'one two
three. stretch-one two three. bend.
for the sake Of their figures. II Is
lots Of fun"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25
The Stars Say
For Wednesday, November 20
Bv CENEvIEvE kEMBLE.

A y active and generally pro-
, IA ~gressive day is forecast from
A the ruling planetary coatgu-
ra.icns. Yet there may be difficult
situations TO handle and also an IN
fortunate Indictment TO rash. impul-
sIve measures. which may be the
neans Of precipi,ating loss. strife
and complications. With this tenn
pestuous spirit well under control
there are excellent prospects ot
new openings ana desiraole con
tracts.
Those whose birthday IL Is. are
on the eve OF = year OF excellent
opportunity. with good openings and
new contracts. all Of which should
he wisely and calmly grasped 4
child born on this DAY should be
clever. ingenious and adventurous.
az veil as practical and haraNcFk-
inG.
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class IN the night school.
That left the little English
woman with three evenings a week
Of her hands. SO one night after
SIC had kissed husband goodbye
and told him "a hurry home. She
tackled Tie a shes. polished the
glasses and gave the little Irish tea.
Pot with the shAInrocks on IL an
extra polish. and puf the oatneal in
the steamer. All ready to set on The
tb)ve. Then he yawned and looked
at The clock.
NV word-only sever O'Clock.
A1d all the long evening to sDerd
alone.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25
Words of the Wise

A jokes a very serious thing.
Churchill.
When tUo start into ths
iCorid together. he that i,
throTr behind. unless MS MIND
prOres generous. uill be dis.
pleased tCith the other.
Collier.
1t is in vain for you to az
pect, il is impudent for you tc
ask Of God forgiveness on YOUR
own behalf If you refuse TO *.
srcise this forgiving temper
with respect to others.
-Hoadly.
He that has hts otrr troubls,
aud the happiness OF his neich.
bors 10 disturb him has trork
enough. Collier
Whoever IL really brave has
always this comfort when he Il
oppressed, that he knows him
self to be superior to thos. WIZ
injure him by forgiving u.
Pope.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25

lANE afternoon Ut was r6ininx1
the children set about cutting
costumes put Of paper. Natu-
rally Nit. Flor. Hand. Yam and
Knarf - the children's shadows
crowded about. watching them.
First. the children made an out
line OF a dress or a coat. or n suit.
then they colored them with crayon.
and. finally. they shipped them out
with a scissors.
Isn't IL q pity no one can wear
them" Yam remarked to the other
shadows. They all shook their heads
all except knarf. who said: 1T
isn't a pity at all. because someone
can wear them"
"Who?"
Knart chuckled and pointed to
himself.
But you can't wear them. You're
much Q big At this knarf drew
himself together and made himself
just exactly the proper size. Shadows
can do this very easily. That's one
OF the advantages OF being q shadow.
Since the clothes were made OF
paper. they were flat. That dldn
make them hard for knarf 70 wear.
LOT nc NdS it1t HlnlS~l. luz oHAy
question VAS what clothes 70 choose.
III take this green jacket with
the green cap. the long green stock
inEs and the green shoes
That's the Robin Hood COSTUME"
Hand said knarf was glad to learn
this. He had always wanted To bs
dressed like Robin Hood. He was
about to get into IL when Flor
stopped him.
-Mayhe," he whispered. ElancIrg
a. the children who didn't appear
Oh ha i1kinr arN interest nm kna =
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garbage.
Oh yes. and
the man from
the furniture
h o u s G he
came about the
installments.
Husband was
a law office.
and he wasn't
making an aw-
full lot of mon
so he turned
his early educa-
to advan-
and went
to teaching a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25
Some Odd Facts

Embossed lettering in Braille type
on the tuning dial % wireless sets
VIII enable blind listeners 10 tune
their sets In "a the different stations.
There are no women detectives on
the staff OF the Budapest police.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25

HVHERE Is something distinctly
youthful and flatterins about
white fur lear the face that
accounts for the enthusiasm that
women have accorded dresses and
coats finished villa collars and cuffs
OF galyak or caracul. or the more
opulent ermine. Today We are show
Ing a black ~broadcloth with q shawl
collar OF white csracul banded tn
black caracul- A felt hat fashioned
With an u%pturned brlm OF the same
white caracul and chic asserts H.
self.
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Go to School
at Forty?>~
WhyNot?
n Offers Lionel, Wires Direr.
sion and ComPanionship. as
He Little Englishuonan
Quickiy Learned
BY WINIFRED A

"HE Little Englishwoman didn't
know a soul in town except
her husband, and the rent
collector. the postman and the man
who came on Thursdays for
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with them. One
of the m ost
c h e ing ex-
amples Of the
advance in med
ical science Is
I h { successful
W a b e j n z
waged on tuber-
culosis in all its
forms.
Not so many
years ago tuber
culosis " a :
looked upon az
incura BILE. Now
we know that 1t
is really durable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25

nEAR NANCY LEE:
~ am writing this letter for 4
friend in a far-off city. She is
past her teens and il dearly in
love with q boy chum who has
"beausd" her around for over two
years. Every SO often he wants
other company and takes q pretty
girl out nee in . whiis. This
makes my friend Just a little zeal
out but she let's IL 70 and forgives
the boy friend. II she has cem.
pany. another boy. her friend gets
angry and will not get over II
for over . month. She In afraid
TO hold a grudge against the boy
for she is afraid that he would
leave her entirely. Don't ycu SUP
pose he gets tired OF always
knowing that she always has that
forgiving attitude? II she held
a grudge for . month | think ne
would be more anxious for her
friendship but she Is afraid to
do this. The other girl Is very
pretty and she is plain. Should
she paint up and initiate the other
girl or Just be herself? Won't
Q settle this question for
DOLLY.
DOLLY: ! think that your friend
II is extremely unwise 10 per.
init the young man to do something
that he will not allow her to do.
Certainly she has cheapened her.
self and IL she 10 prepared to cling
10 the young man At the cost OF
her seif-respect. she is a. liberty 10
do 50. and your Intervention or my
advice will not alter her makeup.
Let her make the most Of her charms,
for these days. nearly every girl is
pretty or at least attractive. and
let her seek other friends. Her own
friend may then appreciate the
charms Of the girl he treats SC cas-
ually.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25
Household Hints

The houssSseper who has a large
provision closet may practice real
economy by watching for sales OF
reliable branded canned goods. Then
she a take advantage OF the
special prices and lay in a sufficient
supply Of canned goods 10 last for
some time. At the same time she
gives herself the convenience Of
having these foods on hand to meet
all emergencies.
When one has several house guests
remaining for several meals IL Ia
often as unnecessary as IL Is expen-
sive to lay a clean napkin at the
place OF zach meal. Here a little boz
OF paper stickers comes in handy.
Paste n neatly in the corner OF the
napkin and write the owners initials
on II. Each napkin will be easily
identified by this method.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25
Winning the
War Against
tuberculosis
Dread Disease, Which May
attack Any Of the Organs.
Gires Woy Before Sun.
shine and Fresh Air
By K. 5. COPELAND. NJ. d.
u. S. Senator from New York.
Former Com missioner OF Health
~. N.-N naA.

.0CIENCE is adding daily to our
- knowledge of the body and
~ its true functions. Discov-
cries are being made at such a
rate that il is difficult TO keep up
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25

tell him that you consider the IN.
cident closed ana that IL will never
be referred to again. See that you
keep that promise and don't preach.
for by so doing you will only drive
him % commit another ~offense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25

Stories
Bv MAX TRELL

I have q little suit.
The prettiest that you've seens
It's made of silk
As white as milk,
And trimmed about with green.
Shadow Song.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25
LONE MAKING
lilly Ross

C1pGcious.

HAT narrow little medicine
chest that keeps drugs piled
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-25

A jokes a very serious thing.
Churchill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19

E. S. POSITION & co.
1916 X st. NV. National O760
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1907 10th ST. N.W-5 ROOMS. PRIVATE
aesT Govt. departments; very reasonable.
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1926 PORTER ST. NV.
Refrigeration.
2 rooms, kit, bath and porch, $500.
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'DORNSTAN HALL"

1900 GEORGIA AVE.
Corner building. Frigidaire. Apart
ments Of rooms, kitchen, dining al
cove, bath with shower and porch.
Reasonable rentals. Resident man
"l47l IRVING ST. NV"
Convenient to Arcade Market,
stores. churches, theaters, etc.
rooms kitchen and bath. $50.
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CTORY OF UNFURNTSF1ED APARTMENTS

GROOM AND BATH APARTMENT IN THE
Eoyelton, sls ~ e. NV: This s sn exs
downtown. Rent, SOS per month.
JOS. A. HAYDEN
fAIn a 81 NV
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MAY OUR AUTOMOBILE
Call to show you our apartments? Phone
West 2044, 8 am. to pm Cleveland 54S7
after pm. and on Sundays.
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443 TENN. AVE. NE


First floor Of tvo-family nat, 4 rooms and
bath, h.-w.h.; good condition; $50.
r. V. MARCERON,
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SHANNON & LUCHS
RECOMMEND
1921 KALoRAMA RD
(Northeast Corner goth ST.
Rooms, Kitchen and Bath to
Secretarial Telephone Service:
Elevators Operator Controlled.
Refrigeration on House Current.
Manager on Premises.
aS4o 18th st.
! Room and Bath to
Rooms, Baths and Porch.
Telephone Switchboard.
Elevators Operator Controlled).
Refrigeration on House Current.
Manager on Premises.
200 10Th ST.
] Room, Kitchen and Bath.
Some with Porches.
switchboard and Elevators.
Manager on Premises.
THE MAYFAIR.
2115 G ST. NV.
] Room, Kitchen and Bath, $3.50.
2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath. $4,000.
Furnished If Desired
Elevator-Manager on Premises.
THE oREENBR1ER.
l107 18th St.
PSnsry Kitsssn sra Bath
Manager on Premises.
1885 18th ST. NV.
Rooms, Bath and Porch, $4,000.
Refrigeration on House Current.
THE RApNoR.
1901 10th ST. NV.
! Room and Bath. $4,000.
s Rooms; Path and Porch; $500.
Elevator.
2sso QUE ST. NV.
Gust Across the Bridge.l
Refrlgeration to Be Installed.
NEWTON HALL.
1877 NEWTON 81. NV.
Rooms p Is5 m Ale &c ,s XII a. and Bath
Manager "' on Premises-Eievator.
144 4E cHAPfN ST. NV.
Eooms' K Kitcsn ana ana Beth ;Se S1
Electric Refrigeration.
Manager on Premises.
1921 BELMONT ST. NV.
Room and Bath, $3.50.
l717 COLUMBIA RID.
5 Rooms and Bath, $500.
Refrigeration on House Current.
THE wAvERLY,
1906 N ST. NV.
Room and Bath. $3.50.
Room, Kitchen and Bath, 5000.
Refrigeration on House Current.
1919 3oth ST NV.
2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, 5000.
Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, S5O.Uu.
THE CLIFTON,
1886 MASS. AVE. NV.
Rooms and Bath. $4,000.
Rooms and Bath, SIS. 90.
Doctors Suite. Rooms. Bath, 5000.
THE RAMONA,
SIS 4th ST. NE.
Rooms. Kitchen and Bath. 5000.
THE POWERS,
1417 MASS. AVE. Sc.
Rooms and Bath ........... $4,000
1927 M ST NV
Room, Kitchen, Bath and Porch,
Furnished II Desired, $4,000.
SHANNON &.LUCHS
Managing AGENTS
1ASS X %. MA. e3ls.
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"THE ROCKLEDCE"

2456 10th ST. NV.
Overlooking Rock Greek Park.
2 rooms, kitchen, bath and foyer;
all outside rooms; in excellent condi-
ton; modern baths with built-in
tubs.
Resident Manager on Premises.
Reasonable Rentals.
Ffigidaire on House Current.
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CHAMPION COURTS"

1OI3 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
A building Of unusual distinction
Just on 18th st,,. on . beautiful
ments; light, CHEEKY rooms; Frigid-
ARE on house current; oil burner;
24-hour switchboard and elevator
service; win furnish apartments II
desired. /, and rooms, kitchen
and bath suites.
Very reasonable rentals.
Resident Manager.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-12-05
ARMS QUESTION
 VITAL MATTER IN
 FRENCH FARLEY
CONFERENCE WILL HAVE W. TAIL EFFECT ON EUR
 OPE, SAID

PARIS, Dec 5, (P, President Doumergue called former Pre- mier Poincare to appear at Ely-ee palace presumably to dis cuss the French cabinet crisis.
 International disarmament se- curity entered prominently into the ministerli crisis which saw the Tardieu government resign after losing in the senate on a vote of confidence.
 Paul B1ncour, Frances chief armament authority counseled the President to choose cabi- net which would give first place to disarmament and security be- cause the preparatory commission ta Geneva has succeeded in pre- paring a draft for the fortlcom- inc disarmament conference and Vhiah viil. hava vital effect on Europe.