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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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APARTMENT HOUSE BUSINESS FOR
nlied; good returns. Unable to taxi. care
ROOMING HOUSE. wanted at once: viii
pay cash, II price Is reasonable. Address
Box 4s3-T Star once.
PAYING BUSINESS CENTER parking lots.
leases for cash. May add filling station
and lunch room. Owner. Adams 5771. 2'
DINER FOR SALE
For sale on location at 1929 5th st. NV
Washington, D. c. Reasonable price and
terms extended to . financially respon-
sible purchaser.
JERRY oMAHoNY. INC.
900 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH. N. J.
RESTAURANT. with hauor license; com.
plete equipment. f1rst class condition, lonl
established trade. crossing $1,000. Jo-
seDh Bulman. D. Atty. Call Dist 0663.
TIRE AND BATTERY BUSINESS. estab-
lished 8 years, doing splendid business
good living for right party. Reason
for selling, Govt. pos. 40l5 Ga. ave. 4. W
RoOMING OR BOARDING HOUSE.
Near Conn. and r. I. aves., beautifully
furnished. containing II bed rooms.
baths and Q lavatories. Large drawins
room and dining room. This house is or
lease at n most reasonable rental AND
earns an excellent net Drof1t. Owner in
poor health; A real buy for party with
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wRC will offer. half hour Of old
time melodies at 8 o'clock tonight
during the Contented Hour. Another
outstanding program will be Horiick's
Gypsies at 8 pm.
Helen Hayes, Washington's own
star actress, will appear in q broad
cast Of "Bunty Pulls the Strings" over
WJSV at o'clock tonight.
Wayne Kings Orchestra will be
heard over the same station for half
an hour at 8 pm.
The Cuckoo Clock. o full hour pro-
gram starting at 9 pm, will be the
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outstanding event on the wMAL pro-
gram. The Princess Pat Players will
give q half hour program just pre-
ceding 1t.
VOL will offer a diversified pro-
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page 40.
HELP----biEN.

hEAaE~-NxENs
AUTO MECHANIC, nrSt class See shop
foreman. 1882 WisconStn ave.
AUTO sALFsMAN-.Eord cars, cars, q ne. .,,,Hr and
ssrr steusrt Motor Co. 1908 T. !. ave. n e.
AuToMosME pAINTER and fender man .Ea
eARAa. Man Whit. hi: se Essh . 0s, ss5s q.
ployment. salary expected. Address Box
LADIES BARBER must be good; down;
HiiIsid. sHM1l 6Smnissi0n oSgsnw 60 per cent as a
MAN. over 25. to work with manager; op.
portunity for advancement. Apply, 3 to 4
pm. Mr.. Taylor. 1926 Pa. ave. NV.
MANI you have Q car and are interested
Dhons II ssesSs ssss e
day for appointment.
MAN-Local f1rm has opening for man
over 26; with car to work IN Washington'
ties ties to oVi hSSseWives; S no p.ddiins. Coco
future to those who qualify. CMan with
sedan) Apply "a pm. 413 Insurance.
Bldg. 907 18th 81. NV. n:W.------
snd AUTO 81 ns% srnRssS 81. Mr.
dleton; Monday. 10 to IL and to o. ~
sALEsMENEThres for SPECIAL outside ID
Monarch Radio Co. 1913 @ St NV.
sflssMIidd fo4 spiendd ehreel direet seliins pisn that
sHf.r EGHf spOs az conn
YOUNG MAN. ambitious industrious. seri-
Gus minded. who would like to learn the
business from the ground up OF q large
successful corporation OF 95 years stand
ing. Opportunity for Advancement. Salary
to start $50 per mo; Applicant selected
win be sehooled is al deDsrtmsnts foF use
Complete information viii be considered
References must bear th0rough investiss-
tion ADDRESS Box s3-T, Star once.
YOUNG MEN t3l, for outside work; must
0pp1rtInity for 2 sdySsnsSement ns able e
RIM. 204. s35 + st. NV. 80
YOUNG MEN CD, Of neat appearance. to
assist Washington manager OF national
See Mr Hosbs. Room si GSs. Ysis pUS st. nv NV:
MEN.
Salary. s12: extras: steady work. order
pm. Dept. s26. Investment Bldg,
ROUTE MEN.
We have established routes ayailaBl.
willing to work: experience not necessary,
We train our men Pay arransement sat
isfactory. Apply q to IT, S22-A Conn.
ave between II and Eye SITS.
EXPERIENCED collection
and credit clerk capable of
interviewing delinquent ac-
counts. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. State your ex-
perience and references fully.
Address Box Apt, Star Of
fee.
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SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.

tCOntinue0.D
REFRIGERATOR. large norse Rollator
At o sacrince. Call Potomac 2642.
SODA FOUNTAINS. repossessed; compiled
luncheonette guaranteed Jobs at low prices
Eauip%ment 20 % sales Co, Juniper and cherr'
SODA FOUNTAIN 10 #, with compressor
sale. See u at 4449 Conn ave. 2es
sTEINWAY GRAND. excellent condition,
rosewood case Phone Wisconsin S5S2.
THEATER CHAIRS. ] 85; leather seats and
backs; excellent condition; with arms; will
sacrifice for $50 worth SO per seat: I'M
mediate removal nscessary. Address Box
442-T Star ONCE.
SEWING MACHINES cleaned oiled, ad-
justed. 81 80; all repairs guaranteed Rent
ais. 50 month Col. 02I3 until 5 pm.
SEWING MACHINES cleaned. oiled. ad-
justed. 81 80; all repairs guaranteed. Rent
ais So month. Col. 92l3 until s pm.
TYPEWRTTERs S28. payable s4 mo. Just
like rent; 2 No 5 L. c. Smiths. No. o
Remington. 6716 18th st. NV. ewes. only.
WASHER; ironer, late models A. p; G.;
St. NV. Apt. 102. or call Adams 777l.
WASHING MACHINES. 1885 floor samples.
20 to 35Ss on for cash. Apex Electric
Co. 709 9th st. NV.
WATER TANK and Ruud gas heater. SO.
Apply 20 3rd st. sc.
/ HOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANCE white
will sell cheap Phone AleAendria 774-J.
cabinet. Atwater Kent radio. chinonier.
dresser. piano, etc. Cheap. Living coun-
try. 127 Willow ave-, Tekoma Park.
Phone Shepherd 1886.
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HEAD OF WORK ROOM.
A good position for a wom-
an who is capable OF super
vising a large alteration de-
partment of women's gar
ments. State qualifications
and age. Address Box 377-T,
Star Office.
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HEAD OF WORK ROOM.
A good position for a man
who is capable of supervising
a large alteration depart
ment of women's garments.
State qualifications and age.
AddreSS Box 376-T Star
Office.
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MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES

gram, with an amateur night at
7:45 pm. perhaps being the high light.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
SALES MANAGER with car for one of
the best suburban DEVELOPMENTS in nearby
Maryland; q real opportunity for hus-
tier Address Box 3O3-T. Star once. ~
WANTED-AGENT
A PROGRESSIVE and growins life in;
surance company having q special appeal
to the general public Is now increasing its
agency stan, Applications invited from
reliable and experienced agents. An at
traetive proposition and real opporta-
dress in confidence Box 356-T. Star ONCE.
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HELP-WOMEN

ASSORTER EXPERIENCED IN ASSORI-
ING NEW ECONOMY SERVICE DUPONT
GIRLS. 1928. for curb service Must be
neat. Apply Hot shoppe. 6l09 Georgia ave.
LADTEs-Christmas cards; big commits:
sons selling personal srestinsEs,1 sn,1, emoosSed
ment; humorous. etehing, everyday. Gift
vrapping boxes: bonuses; experience un-
necessary. wallace Brown. 225F. Fifth
Avenue. New York. --.-------.---
LADIES - Christmas card salespeople;
io9 Dro ssst ssssr Se1eI ssins bonusss sam.
ples on approval Chiffon Greetings, 179E
Lincoln. Boston. Mass.
LADY tactful. refined. learn special work;
ST II 90 year and bonus; promotion. Apply
IA pm. Educators Assn. 1905 g ST. NV.
NURSE, cook. e,hw.. $50 monthly; settled.
congenial; out Of town; neat small, with
SHIRT. FINISHERs, experienced. night
hour. 1347 South Capitol st.
MATTRESSES. experienced. must have neat
appearance. Apply at once. Neptune
Grill I45 st. sc. go
MATTRESSES must be experienced. Ap-
ply 1851 Georgia ave.
WOMAN, white. general housework, care
for children. parents work Apply 4 10 8.
107 Cedar ave. Takoma Park.
wOM..N-Highly rated. well-established
to to " educated woman. 25 to so; sive ausiif-
sii0Ps SCI Ptts IN Avenue. i 's New York CITY -V0
WOMEN (4J for distributing good neces.
sites to housewives; pleasant work. good
future. Salary nrst week absolutely paid
pm. Ala Insurance Bldg. s07 18th
St NV
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business.

pATNTJNf Paperins, Roofing, osner-
nA4N @@s al Repairing: euar !; reas
MI Smith 1924 Webster NV. Adams 7l0S.
PAPERHANGING-RO So UP.
Satisfaction Guarantees.
John N. Tolson. District 1883. 3s
PAPERHANGING and painting. do my
own work; prices reasonable. ] am look
Ing for work. 1888 Ga. ave. NV. Col. 0633.
PAPERHANGING done q. c7r- ~-'-- -s-v
reasonable. Am lookinE for works reference.
Phone Georgia 0024. so
PAPERHANGING. 81 room; washab pa
per- This week only. do and guarantee
my own work. spigel. Georgia 5s11.
PAPERING-PArNTING- direct with
the woi ikman For free estimates, call Shep-
herd 1913 301 Poplar ave. Takama Park.
PAPERING-PAINTING- prices for
rest OF month Do my own work. Right
and reasonable Edwards. District 1886.
PAPERIN0, painting; work Guaranteed;
rock bottom prices; am looking for work.
Col. S773. sos Kenyon st. NV.
PAPERlNO. PAINTIN0-Special this week
oniy. ayerage size rooms, scraped dry.
cracks nlied. with any paper In our book.
WORK. s,5 s.nTisr ausfsntesd. ~ Gsorsia 4sis. /.
PAPERiNd. PAINTMo-Ayerage room. se.
do nav own work Satisfaction guaranteed
Can Metz any time. Columbia 03e6.
PAPERHANGING
A. T. oEoRdI' S - Georgia Sass.
PLAaTERiNq. stucccinE. csmsntins. water:
pfccfng and waterproof ytueco; rev and
repair work: patches. u up. W. Ray
Mathts. 32Ez Norrison st. n.ws Emer. o0lb.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
oN-sALE BEER LICENSE. cash EeEister:
tables, chairs, etc Reasonable. Apply
Tuesday noon. 1909 st. NV.
LADIES TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
will share half noor space. millinery. lin.
serie 1896 Conn. ave. North 262O: 30
ESTABLISHED DENTAL OFFICE for sale
star once.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

COMPANION. lady Of charming personal:
driver: Miss Sheldon. D.strict 5000.
R o dp.or ss ns n o sPIa OK sp t'.a .s
cellent reference. Line. O904. 20.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, colored.
wishes place as clerk; knowledge typing,
ga years exp. public once. Dist. a5s4
HoUsEKEEPER. white. wants light work;
motherless home preferred. Phone Atlantic
4551. Call 10 am. to pm.
NURSE. undergraduate. would like chronic.
mental or convalescent day or night duty;
sewing in tailor shop. viii consider other
kinds Of work Phone Decatur 572g-R.
SECRETARY. experienced dictaphone op-
orator and typist and Junior stenOgrapher
ate salary. Address BOX 3Se-T Star once.
SO. LADY. experienced mrr apt. roominE
Ref hsdFsss Hor S cGoTsns afsr aes &
YOUNG WOMAN. refined. very expert
enced. will drive car 5 hours day for 70
weekly. 1893 st. Phone Decatur 0412.
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
COIORED GIRL wants part-time work.
days or nurse work. Phone North 1910.
CoLORED WOMAN wants work as cook
maid or lsundress: part or full time. 1918
sth st. NV
CoLoRED GIRL neat, yOuns: wants part
18th at NV. Phone North 34l1.
COLOPED WOMAN. neat. desires part
time. work Of any kind. Phone Decatur
1894.
GIRL colored, wishes work as nurse or
part-time helper ref. Phone North S576.
GIRL STUDENT eolored; plain cooking.
domestic work: exp; convenient hours, aft
ernoons preferred. Call. write 1898 Geor-
eis ave NV 30
PART TINE or days work. Phone De-
catur 3256-w.
YOUNG LADY desires position as Kitchen
maid or chambermaid. Address Box 4O9-T.
Star ONCE. 29s
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Salary. Sl2; extras; steady work. ordel
dent, foods Personnel open 10 to 3 p m
Dent So6. Investment Bldg.
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HOUSEKEEPER
WOMEN.

with hotel experience; permanent position
State age. experience, references telephone
number Address Box 4s6-T. Star ONCE
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BOATS.
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

CUPBOARD MOTORS. new ard used: ssrv-
ice and parts; trRde-ins and credit. 1910
y st Sc
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CAPITALS RADIO PROCRAMs

Eastern Standard Time.
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HELP--DOMESTIC.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GIRL white. or colored for housework
must be GOOD worker and fond Of chill
dren; steady job: good pay. 310O Bunker
Hill rd.. Mt. Rainier. Mo.
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1908 MASS AVE. sE.-Desirabie front
room. next to bath; suitable for one or
two persons. %.
i02s CONN AVE, Apt. 20e-Bright. we'll
furnished rm. for men; private family.
man; nicely Furnished single room, cross
ventilation. near bath with shower, con-
tinuous hot weter. 29s
1894 COLUMBIA RD.-S350 Wk.; single
rooms. Clean. cool. 4 baths. inst h. W.;
car lines; hall rm., So; men. Adams l0213.
4OI 18th ST. N.E.-Nicelv furnished room
for 9. twin beds. in new home; all I'M
provements. Lincoln 1927.
3OO4 18th sr. NE.-LarEe fur. room.
next bath, pri. family; bus at door. North
1872 L ST NW.-Large nrst-noor Ink
rm kitchenette. gas range. running water:
reas.; sleeping rms. running water, 50 up
1903. 10th NV. The .Alturas-Cool COM
Portable rooms near showers; 24-hour ele-
vator service daily. maid service: reas.
PORTLAND HOTEL. l4th So. and Thomas
circle-Laree, eod1 rooms: from "a Single.
1881 CHAPLIN ST N.W.-Cool front cor
ner room, 2 bath rooms; detached house'
refined SURROUNDINGS. Qentleman.
27IO ONTARIO Near 18th and CoIum-
hia Rd1-Delightful large room, twin beds,
near bath; two gentlemen anil garage.
La SALE. 1898 Conn, Apt. .10l l4-fm-
seSf se furrnishinRs Hi siesse aont W phons ss 0e
HOTEL gBBITT. 10th and II SIS, Nw-A
limited number Of rooms syailshle on rea;
sonabie monthly terms. VIII paint and
tenoyate any room you aelect:
(CsntinueA on NEXT PaRe0
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs-RADiO

PIANO-We have a very well built small
apartment upright that is real value al
S1s9 1t is one of the latest and most
popular plain styles and has unUsually
rich tone for this size instrument. II
splendid condition and fully guaranteed
Kitt'S I33u q st NV
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~ LD-TIME melodies will make
4 up the program Of the Con
I tented Hour" tonight, when
~ Morgan L. Eastman, his Or
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sss5 . .ssss .s.ss. asi.sss 81 av s5Gis
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CUT FLOWERS.
DOGS. PETS, ETC,

livered for 81. Helene Afieck Box 23o
Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna 33-F-21. 30'
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PIANoS-Kurtzman. $50: Frederick. $50;
Schubert. S35. PLAYERS: Homer Kit S35:
Transfer & storase Co.. 1913 You NV.
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PIANO-Latest model Louis XIV period
model walnut baby Ersnd. S3e5. GOOD
piano that has been used only 3 months
and is in absolutely new condition; bencn
to match. Seldom are we able to ofier so
Good q piano Of this style for so reason J.
able a price. Pay $40 monthly. Kits.
1220 q xf NV
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHICKS, fnal Summer hatcnes. August 1st
and Sth Brock pullets. Q weeks old
J. 3. Henry. Phone Falls Church (Vs.l S4s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-26

that they did not. The one nation to make forceful protest was the United States, which was not even league mem ber: and the altruistic English, far from backing us up, left us way out on limb with our protests, so that the Japanese concentrated upon us all the resentment they felt at foreign disapproval of their program.
 The thing to remember is that the Jap anese adventure in Manchuria was almost an exact parallel to the Italian adven- ture in Ethiopia. If Italy merits rebuke and collective resistance by the league, so did Japan. Why should the British be so conscientious about league obligations in the present case when they cared not fig for them in the former one?
 The answer to that one is easy. Japan'S act was not threat to the interests of the British empire; sItaly's is. Manchuria is surrounded by China, Siberia and the dim regions of Mongolia; Ethiopia, by Egypt, the Sudan and Kenya colony. England loses nothing by Japan's con- quest; she may lose much by Mussolini's.
 All this is worth keeping in mind. If the present situation grows more serious, European publicists will presently tell us that it is our sacred duty to aid the league. If we remember the Manchurian case, we shall be able to take that news with the proper amount of salt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-26
Regretted Departure

The news that Senator George w. Nor ris of Nebraska will retire drom public life at the end of his present term in the Senate = he has a year to serve-is bad news for all Americans who believe in good government.
 Few men have served in the Senate as long as Senator Norris, and few have left so great an imprint on the political life of their time.
 Despite the fact that he has been "agin" things most of the time, he has had some exceedingly substantial accom- plishments on the positive side. He put over the 'lame duck" amendment almost single-handed, thereby making our fed eral government more efficient. He wrote his own power program into fed eral law. He persuaded his own state to abolish it's cumbersome, old-fashioned form of government and adopt new one in tune with the times.
 These are great achievements for man who has consistently played lone hand. The United States Senate will be immeas- urably the poorer when George Norris leaves it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-26

To-day is one of the many big football days of the football season here in our state, and in other parts of the country. Some will be interested in the game, some in the landscape aspect, some in the clothes that are worn, and last but not least, some will be interested in the bet ting. And it might interest you, in this respect, to know that football betting this season has reached new high; the highest, in fact, since the market crash back in the dark ages, otherwise known as the year 1929. It is stated that be- tween ten and fifteen million of dollars is bet each weekend in this bright land of ours. There is a trend right now to gam ble, take chance on whatever is going, and football draws the dollars as do the horses, dogs and whatnot It is estimated that the total of 1885 football betting, at it's present rate of speed, will reach the seventy-five million mark. Looks like some folks have money to spend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-26

successor. Like his boss, Mcclure is a New Deal foe, co-authore0 with ex-Congressmai1 James M. Beck a critical book, "Our Wons derland of Bureaucracy. His latest attack is an article in the Law Journal of the American Bar Association assailing the Ad~ ministration's spending policies. It looks as if MasSachu~ setts's silent Senator Marcus Cools idge will have his hands full next year trying to get reelected. On the heels of the announcement by Henry Cabot Lodge, grandson of the late senator, that he will seek the republican nomination, comes word that Representative Bill Connery, dynamic chairman of the House Labor Committee, plans to wrest the democratic nomination. from Coolidge Despite the laudatory exclan1a- tions of President Bill Green, the A. P. of L. convention at Att lantic City displayed marked cool- ness, toward the New Deal. When Roosevelt's telegram of greeting was read there was only perfume tory applause among the dele- gates.
 Triple A Referendum
 Today is only Saturday to the rest of the country, but in ten corn-belt states 1t is a crucial balloting occasion. More than half a million corn-hog raisers will vote in the sixth referendum on whether the Triple-A crop control program shall be con- tinued next year. Political lead. CTS in both parties are awaiting the outcome with keenest inter- est. The AAA officially dis claims any idea of influencing the voting, but actually is taking no chances. All it's literature argues for a continuance of the present program Announcement by the Post Office that it will issue a special stamp to commemorate the Texas bicentennial has result ed in deluge of suggestions for the design. Some propose 8 like ness of Sam Houston, others a picture of the historic Alamo, still others want reproduction of the Lone Star flag. . Arizonas scholarly Senator Henry Ashurst relates that when he once asked a veteran colleague why he was always so ready to endorse all pro- posals, the latter replied: T find 1t lot easier to endorse them, than to submit to having them explained to me"
 Copyright, 1885, by United Fea.
 ture Syndicate, Inc.9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-26
Question Box

@. Give the derivation of the ex- pression, "Fiddler's Green" A It originated as a sailors term
 for happy land beyond all care, or
 Heaven, where credit is freely given,
 and there is always lass, a glass
 and a song.
 o. Can Bird of Paradise feathers
 be imported into the United States? A. Live Birds of Paradise may be imported, but the tariff act prohibits
 the importation of their plumage. @. Can glass be made 100 per cant transparent, so that 1t will not reflect 8 single ray of light?
 A. It is not even theoretically
 possible. Reflection necessarily acc companies refraction.
 o. When was the act passed that
 establishes the present quota lin1ita- ton on immigrants? How many
 quota and non-quota immigrants have been admitted since 1925? A. The immigration act of 192A established the present quota limita-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-26
Britain Protests

If our memory is good enough to reach back three years, you can get pretty fair idea why Mussolini is going ahead in Ethiopia in defiance of the League of Ma tions. You can also get good line on the sincerity, or otherwise, of the great powers which are holding their hands aloft in pious horror over his actions.
 Three years ago the Japanese set out to help themselves to Manchuria. Like Ethiopia, Manchuria was potentially rich land held by an extremely weak people. According to all the old rules of the game, it would belong to the first nation that had the nerve and the strength to walk in and take possession of it. The Japanese elected to be that nation. It is instructive to note what happened thereafter.
 The American government launched a series of sharp protests. The seizure of Manchuria (afterward renamed Man. choukuo) was in violation of sundry treaties. It was also palpable case of aggression by strong nation upon weak one; and since Japan had been member of the League of Nations since the leagues foundation, the case was promptly referred to Geneva.
 Where, in those far-off days, were those English statesmen who have been talking SO loudly of late about the need of collective resistance to unprovoked acts of aggression? Did they move heaven and earth to obtain league boycott of Japan? Did they advance right to the edge of war to put pressure on Tokio to give up its undertaking?
 If your memory of those days is any good at ell, you do not need to be told