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SALE-SUBURBAN.

RIVERDALE-5-ROoM BUNGALOW. LOT
50Xl5O: floored attic. shrubbery. porch,
new heating plant; one block from Balti-
more Blvd. near school bus and car line
Price. 81 $50. Call Hyattsville $40. After
pm. or Sun. call Greenwood 26l6-J.
LOG CABIN WITH ACRE, COMPLETE TO
suit purchaser. $1,000 easy terms
GLADYS G WINFIELD, Fairfax 59-F-5. 90
S437 TO 35O-2ia TO 10 ACRES:
all-year road IA miles out; Va. MARTIN
r WEBB & SON. Annandale.
S6 25O-NEW BROOM AIR-CONDITION
ed insulated bungalow with oil burner.
slate roof. tile bath. copper cutters wealth
er-stripped windows. large attic. servant S
room and toilet in cellar 60-ft. lot on
paved street: | block tOsLee Highway. 10
minutes to depts. 1898 Kirkwood rd, or
telephone OWNER. Clarendon 1000.
DELIGHTFUL HOME: % ROOMS OR TWO
apartments . baths; electricity gas.
INV h.. city water; 3 acres; large trees;
10 miles from White House Write MRS
MAYS. Forest Glen Md. Shepherd $500 =
USE BONUS-MOVE RIGHT IN.
IS 95O-S7 450-So00-S750 down.
S55-S65 monthly including taxes.
NO TRUSTS TO RENEW q rooms new
Colonial brick; large wooded handicapped
lot high elevation; l5-minute bus service.
McCLAINE 2l00 Wilson blvd. Claren-
don Va. Phone Walnut 9@92
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON, Auctioneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF DWELLlNG
HOUSE AND PREMISES KNOWN AS
NO 2O49 NINTH STREET NOh4h-

Az 1h1 n " NAONA4A3A-AN -
EXECUTORS SALE q. DWELE1N.Gs T,yUII,d g
HOUSE AND PREMISES. KNOWN I1SrHI AS
NO. 2O49 NINTH STREET NOH4h-
Pursuant to authority of a. decree Of the
Supreme Court of the District OF CotlmooiSs, "a
ministration Cause No. 46aAo, reIetlnt -
the estate OF Agnes E. Collins. deceased,
the undeTsigned 6sn5 Secsesed sesnE TI S sell by
public auction on the pTemiSSS, on dTe FFStDh
TIL, TWELFTH pay OF JUNE i936: Il .,eel al
Of and now taxed and known as lot nine
hundred and forty-four t@44) IN SQUARE
frontinE 30 feet on Ninth street and run
ning 5eck OF that width 10 public sleS.
and being the same property otherWlse oe,
LOT two hundred and twenty-nine tE2Hl
in William Howlett's subdivision OF certain
land, ss per Mat of said SUBDIVISION re-
corded in Book County No g. at page
20 in the ofhce of the surveyor OF the
District OF Columbia. with the improve
mentS ,hereon. consisting OF frame DWELL
house No. 2O4a Ninth street northwest. IN
Il e City IF Washington. District OF Co.
TerI..s Of sale: one-third OF the purchase
money in cash; balance to be paid IN two
equal ,nstallments in one. and two years
from Gay Of sale; said deferred payments
payable semi-ennually and to be secured
by first deed OF trust on the property sold
Deposit OF two hundred dollars required
at time of sale. Terms of sale TO be COM
piled with in twenty days from day Of
sale: otherwise the deposit may be forfeited
OF. without forfeiting deposit: the executor
may avall itself of any legal or equitable
rights which it may have 10 enforce COM
pliance with terms Of sale
THE LINCOLN NATIONAL
BANK OF WASHINGTON.
Executor.
BY JAMES A. SOPER.
Its Vice President and Cashier.
Address: 30S eth st. NV
myl % 90 ie1 .10.11.19
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
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COLORED.
Lots, S97 so up: terms as low as 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne Natl 1859
$40 DOWN, SIS PER MONTH.
Colored-Busines lots on car line with
sidewalk and 4-lane paved boulevard Just
finished Also beautiful lots for detached
brick bungalows. Can finance building op-
Grafton under our Liberal Build Your
Prices very reasonable Phone Met. 4i51 :
at night. Greenwood .232, or come out 70
St car line.
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S1l.750 will purchase this lovely CO.
lonial home. situated on a large lot and
surrounded by magnificent white oak trees.
> baths, double rear porches frepiaces
oil heat. garage and a huge recreation
room. Become a member of this delight
fully cool community before hot weather
arrives
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.

WANTED 10 bUX-nUUSE6.
CASH FOR OLD HOUSES: PREFER ONES
needing repair Z. A. GARVEY. District
1905 1926 VT. ave.
ALL CASH FOR SO ROOM BRICK HOUSE:
want to remodel into flats Willing to re-
pair Deposit today II price is right. Mr..
KOERBER, National 2016. or address 1916
K st. NV.
SOLDIERS BONUS. $500 CASH DOWN
payment on 6-room house. bal. monthly;
state price and location; no agents. Ad-
dress Box 211-R. Star ONCE.
EITHER NV. OR NE. AND Sc 6-12
ICONS rooms priced ] to sell F. w .sa' BAILEY Sssst;
Adams 47S6. Mail 1435 Meridian NV.
HAVE Cash CLIENTS FOR SMALL BRICK
houses FRANK N. poaLE Re.ltor.
PAT 18th St. NV. District 1855.
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SALE--HOUSES,
1914 URELL PL. NE.
MICHIGAN PARK

very attractive. detached brick house,
ceuter-hall plan. u rooms. bath double rear
screened porches, oil heat. garage: nice
flowers and shrubbery
WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER REALTY CORP,
| 700 Eye ST NV Met 1850.
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WANTED-LOTS.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

LOT 50xIOO; CASH; LOCATION. SQUARE
number
Address Box BAR. Star Office
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

7 NIU.2bO.
New brick bed rooms. > baths. oil
| burner. furred walls. insulated garage
paved street Near school and transpor-
| tation
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COLONIAL ESTATES,

COLONIAL. ESTATE IN VIRGINIA.. 500
acres fronting on highway and river, beau
tiful old brick Colonial home. Can be pur-
chased for one-han its value. SCHMIDT &,
WILSON. INC. 19 N. sth ST.. Rich
mond. Va lOs
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SALE-HOUSES.
(Continued.)
DAN DUNN

PRINCETON STREET NV, SIX-HUNDRED
blocks rooms, bath, built-in, garage;
kiichen arranged on second e,on iooF; s ii hardwood
Cali Mr Raine. Cleveland 1851.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
E 1924 14th ST. NV District 3341
FOXALI-NEW- HOUSE CONDITION. s
rooms bath maids room. double rear
porches, open fireplace, elec.. retriseration.
EMERSON 116s or National 1q4n;
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
15ooK ST NV National 1040.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

81 750-Small payment sac monthly.
buys brand-new brick BUNGALOW: Reese
ST. two blocks new high school; building
one Of s new ones being built: opened
today and every day completely furnished
for your inspection; today first showing;
dnn't nnisS Seeinc than
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NV Essy Terms on Each Property:
moss l. PHEIPS NATIONAL 9JOO.

s645O-N.E BEDROOM HOME
Practically new. modern in every detail
vacant and reconditioned like pranaone~s: a oonIns
rrSWooS f7oors, hot-water heat, big Wioe
porches. bright cellar, is handy to all con,
veniences surrounded by nice homes nrice M
xtrictIy all-white section. and the pIlSe
made extremely low to sell 1t TINS "eeA'
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EXCHANGE.

GENTLEMAN MOVING FROM NEW YORK
will exchange attractive home on Long
Island for Washington suburban home. Call
OWNER. Natl. O0SS; evenings. Shep. 3499.
WILL TRADE NEW $32, 500
home clear. National 1851.
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SALE OF COLLATERAL SECURITY.
By virtue of the power of sale contained
in q certain collateral agreement dated
October 20. 1880. default having occurred
under the terms OF said agreement will
sell at public auction within the once of
Adam A. Weschler e. Son. Inc. 415 E
street NV. Washington, D. G. on FRIDAY,
THE TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE. AID. 1896.
AT TEN-THIRTY O'CLOCK AM. the fol-
lowing described collateral named in said
agreement. TO wit: Certificates number
for 5000 shares number for 900 shares
number for 400 shares number 4 for
500 shares, number ) for 96 shares, num-
ber 10 for $500 shares, number IL for 500
shares and number u for shares OF the
capital stock of the Abner Drury Company
Terms All cash. All parties in interest
''e" CARY 4. HARDEE. Receiver.
Federal-American National Bank
and Trust Company of WASH
Ington. 1886 New York Ave-
nue. w ieo 46Ql1
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

AT BEAUTIFUL SYLVAN SHORES-FUR-
nished log cabin. ami. for rent. S1S9 for
season; also bargains in modern bunealows
for sac on easy terms. CARL W RID
DICK. owner Riva. Nd.
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK,

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
Mr.; WOODROW. WILSON HIGH SCHOOL
substantial all-brick home of rooms
and : baths. % II; wide, 45 #. long: sold
burnef elec SG h~o car 0fGT butn on
garage Now priced to move at S10,95o.
Call Mr.. Jones. Columbia 3OTa. evenings or
FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT. DISTRICT 1411.
USE YOUR BONUS
For down payment Move in with deposit
BRAND-NEW BRICK BUNGALOW IN D. C..
for So; $50. r. bath, attic. automatic
and weather stripped. Call Mr. Mills. Ma
tional 143S. Evenings. Decatur 2166.
SELECT BUYS.
S5,s50-New brick bungalow large
f9igsIs. ffoGms Sa;ementi nesIia attic eec re-
closets: wooded lot; $3.50 cash
e,oo newals; Located in D. c..
S6,a50-New Cane Cod brick lovely
rooms. beautiful tile bath. mod
S srn kitchen. side porch; wide lot
SH950-semi- detached brick. newly deco
rateo. : rooms. tile bath with
shower, modern kitchen. built-in
garage. Can be bought on easy
S13.760-Cheyy Chase. D. CO rooms.
finished attic. . baths. oil heat.
freplaces. furred walls. double
insulated with Bslsam wool and
Celotex private screened porch.
oetacheo garage.
We recommend these houses
MA, 70 be the best in their price f1ss. cfsss.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC.
1905 K St NatinnaI Id2Q
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MONEY TO LOAN.

BUILDERS AND PROSPECTIVE HOME
ownerS-We sDecialiZe in financing OF both
types. arranging the entire transaction and
save you time. trouble and money. Call
District 1857
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS, LOANS
made to Salaried people: loans on real es-
tate, for taxes and home Improvement:
low rates; strictly confidential; special at
FRIEDMAN. 1906 r. /. ave. NV. North
0105.
AMPLE FUNDS FOR THE PURCHASE
Of well-secured second trust notes: imme-
diate action. prevailing rates. COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO.. 336 Southern Bldg
Dist. $3.50 IT,
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
MICHIGAN PARK.
Detached BUNGALOW. 1903 10th st; NE.
5 rooms, in perfect condition. Frisioalre'
heautifIIlly handicapped. fruit trees.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC,
S1s 1Ith 81 NV District T55S.
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CLARENDON. VA.


Including taxes; 5-room bung.. new con-
dition: block stores. school. bus Nc
elaine. 2l00 Wilson blvd. Clarendon.
Va. Phone Walnut 9292.
5-RM AND BATH. ALL MODERN BUNGA-
low. large lot: - 25n. $500 down.
rooms and bath all modern. large
rooms, semi-bungalow. all modern.
w. oil burner. 6-csr Farsge and single
car ssrase. large chicken houses. all
fenced and equipped to raise / 900 chick
ems Greenwood l653-W
PRACTICALLY NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
In University Park. large rooms. hot
water heat, hardwood floors, chestnut trim;
beautiful shaded lot 5oxl5o, on corner;
r. T VIOLET ( son. 3s43 l4th St.
Mt. Rainier. Md Hyattsville $40.
4-RM.. BATH BUNGALOW. AMI S3,150;
inSur.: 30 other houses E. N LIGHT
BOWN. 36l0 Eldridee ave, Brentwood, Md
Phone Greenwood 1925.
BRAND-NEW BRICK.
Splendid environment hish elevation,
". suburb; close to transportation: Cape
Cod type rooms. bath. Rarage. nice side
porch. large lot. $3.50; reasonable terms
DC sure HARRY ?. PITTS CO.
1919 18th St. NV Met. O10O
PRICE. S6.g5O.
U as cash f1f payment e ~ NEW bunraio%, io5eiii al
bTick slate roof copper downspouts. built
52x?5S IT. foored attic. with space for
> large rooms, Act quickly: they are
THOs E. FARRELL CO. Realtors.
5@t 10Th ST. NV National O1R5
After PM, Call Shepherd lS14-W.
SPECIALS FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
81. 5n0-5 acres. coy home. nr. highway.
S3.a5O-5-r & b. hung in Falls Church,
SO. 50O-Lovely brick home lot lO0XI50.
S1.OG0--6-sCre home site near District.
$50 cash. s. mo-Va; lot l0Ox150
See MORAN for Va, Bargsins
Phones Church S35-F-Hl. Dist. 1875.
TAKOMA BARGAIN-7-ROO 2-BATH
home; double lot: shade. fruit. flowers;
fine condition: near stores. school. Shep.
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MnIn PIIYS

SPLENDID BUYS.
Ss16 16O-Foxhall Village-Beautliul Smail
home facing S35,0O0 homes; IN lWmsG Wnrant
So Sa5OO-Detached corner home. exec
lent northwest legation. Six large rooms. M.
cnen fireplace all oak floors, nuntrln ga
rsFe: in new-house condition vacant
Big reduction in price, ..,., ,,,ou VII
Sl3.15O-Another beautiful FoXnaH r,rr ~
lsee home SEMI detached. 8 rooms 20 BEL
F0OMSl. . complete baths, big screened
rear porches automatic heat and re1rlEVea-
alton garage finely Handicapped lou. va
cant. Sold for $1,000. puon.rtv
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$3.50.
NEW DETACHED BRICK.

NEW DETACHED BRICK.
IA Mcdonald Pl NE.
Best ne section. Large rooms, slate
roof Reasonable down payment ana
kET 80 per month Phone Georgia 2042-
WAPLE &. JAMES. INC.
@1oo4 Nth St. NV. DlStrlct .I.i4S.
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$500 CASH BUYS 9O-FT. FRONT WOOD
ed lot, restricted detached homes, close in.
A real bargain. Address Box 345-P. Star
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CHEVY CHASE. ND.

SS.I5U. :,
owner transferred from city. must Se!i Ii
4 bed rooms. baths. maids room peo
room and bath on nrst nooa: oetc 1oras and
Transportation.
EDW. H JONES & CO. INC.
Eve. Wisconsin 35Os.
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iSN NJ HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868.
rMeninrs & 10 @ Call North IOS5.

&c, ,5oo@RooMY BUNGALOW ADJOINING 1S
incsted on beautiful lot 70X200 feet;
hot-Water heat, open fireplace. 2-ear
built-in garage. chicken house ana run
age and electricity. SHANNON q
LucHS CO. 1905 H st. NV Phone
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Sa.45O.

Detached corner in fine residential sec
tior. modern and beautifully reconditloned
4 real bed rooms, built-in GARAGE: large
lot Ee sy terms Call Mr. WOOD. Met.
os27. F ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2o5 In
Vestment Bldg.
ERIGHTWoOD NEAR 5th AND RITIEN-
boTss-semi-det. 6-rm. bath brick. newly
dec; l Blk. school, bus; garage S5,'50.
Phone Georgia i4l4.
GROOM BRICK HOUSE. ALL MODERN
inproyements A bargain. Phone OWNER
pntorsc 1q2l-J IL.
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with him to Washington the lovely and
gracious subdeb daughter of his first
marriage, known to Cleveland as Miss
Peggy Anne; and her appearance doubt
less would signify parties colorful to a
degree unknown in the experience of
the present younger generation. More
over, he would be accompanied by Nancy
10, aged four, and John Cobb, aged two
his children by his second wife, the
reigning First Lady of "the typical
prairie State" wh1se symbol is the
bright and friendly sunflower.
Americans in general like the idea of
real family life at 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue .Scampering feet and turbulent
laughter, 1t seems, are not out of place
in the home of chosen leader of the
people Correspondents remember with
pleasure the influence exercised by Her
bert Hoover's grandchildren when they
came at Christmastide to light smile in
his sad countenance. There was heal
ing quality in their presence for which
everybody was glad.
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Cautious Mr.. Farley.

Whatever the ills of overconfidence,
none of them has ever bothered Chair
man Farley. He has followed the happy
custom of claiming everything, leaving
the doubling to others. So his speech
opening the convention at Philadelphia
yesterday was in one respect notable.
He admitted that confidence in the
outcome" of the next election sis not
enough" Coming from the lips of a
Farley. that statement would constitute
what other men might call grave warm
ing. 1t must have caused considerable
shaking of heads on the part of those
who have made study of Mr.. Farley'S
past performances in exercising his per-
sonal rights of political eminent domain.
There was one other reference in Mr..
Farley's speech which will doubtless cause
some comment After presenting the
committees recommendations OF tempo
rary officers to the convention, he said:
II shall relapse into my status as a
delegate from the State of New York"
How complete will be this relapse, and
how long will it last? AS Postmaster
General, as chairman of the Democratic
National Committee and as chairman of
the New York State Democratic Com
mittee, a relapse to the status OF "a
delegate from the State of New York is,
indeed quite a relapse. To the friends
of Jim Farley, his quick and complete
recovery, after this relapse, might be re-
garded as a fairly safe bet. Mr.. Farley
does not relapse often, or for long.
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White House Children,

There were children in the White
House in Abraham Lincolns time and
also in that of Theodore Roosevelt. The
Taft and the Coolidge youngsters like
wise were there in the administrations
of their respective fathers. However, it
does not often happen that small boys
and girls inhabit the Executive Man.
sion. The cases cited have been the
exceptions rather than the rule.
But Franklin D. Roosevelt has had
his little granddaughter and grandsons
Eleanor and Curtis Dali and William
Donner Roosevelt, for company, and it
is understood that he has enjoyed their
companionship in such moments of re-
taxation as he could spare from the
three long years" about which his
political foes so mournfully complain.
Yet it may be expected that the junior
contingent will play still larger part
in the White House story If Gov. Alf NJ
Landon of Kansas, Republican nominee.
is elected November 8. He would bring
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and suburban feeder lines and upon
some of the consolidated lines in the
District.
It has been pointed out, in behalf Of
the company's proposal, that the use Of
the weekly pass has grown to such an
extent that the patrons ride an average
of more than thirty times on each dollar
pass, which indicates an average of
three and a third cents. or. If transfer
rides are taken into account, an average
of four and half cents. 1t is also
stated that considerable increase in
the service was necessary to accommo-
date the greater number of car riders
who took advantage Of the pass system
at the dollar rate.
The question before the Rapid Transit
Commission, which it will consider thor
oughly before acting, is whether the
present general fare structure is equitable
to the transit company and to the riding
public. The additional question of one
man cars is involved With the complete
unification of the transit lines, recently
effected, this question should undoubt-
edly be reviewed. The transit company
has made its proposals, the commission
will take them under study and an
equitable decision will doubtless be rem
dered only after a thorough. examina-
ton of all the factors-cost of service,
efficiency of service, requirements for
maintenance and development and,
above ALL the establishment of a uniform
standard Of equipment, so far as that
is possible under the conditions resultant
from the successive steps toward unifica-
ton.
Evening star., 1936-06-24

The Present.
Astronomers explore the sky,
Each with wise. inquiring eye,
And gravely some of them declare,
Men like ourselves reside UP there.
Men like ourselves, with hopes and
fears,
Counting the seasons and the years,
Pleading for happiness and life,
And wasting both in hate and strife"
So why should attempt to trace
These explorations into space,
Since this small planet where I live
Holds all that other orbs can give?
1t is enough, as best we may,
To serve our present place and day,
In gratitude world to know
Where children laugh and flowers grow.
Jud Tunkins says it is the recognized
thing for a man who wants Office to
let his friends make promises for him
and then leave him to guess what be-
came of them in case the luck failed
to break his way.
Evening star., 1936-06-24
The Dardanelles.


to grapple with the abolition of sanctions
against Italy, Europe has come to grips
with another issue likely to have no less
profound effect. A conference has been
convened at Montreux, Switzerland, to
discuss Turkeys request for permission
to refortify the Dardanelles and hence
forth exercise exclusive control over the
Straits. The Turks have gone about the
business of revising conditions essential
to their commerce and national defense
in way that commands general ad-
miration. To accomplish their purpose,
they seek annulment of the Lausanne
treaty of 1923. Instead of brazenly de-
nouncing that pact, along lines pursued,
respectively, by Japan, Germany and
Italy in contemporary times, the Turks
have moved in a way that accords
punctlllous respect for international
covenants. The appreciation evoked by
these tactics heralds the almost certain
acquiescence of the Lausanne signatories
in the Ankara government program.
The plan submitted by the Turks COM
prehends four principal points: Cd Com
plete freedom of passage through the
Dardanelles for commercial shipping;
90 termination of demilitarization re-
strictions; 90 limitation of warship ton
mage Of any one nation passing into
the Black Sea to $4,000 tons and total
simultaneous tonnage of all powers to
$4,000 tons, and a. prohibition OF the
passage of submarines. Turkey would
maintain freedom of passage for COM
merce in peace time and in war time
when Turkey is neutral; also for neu-
trails when Turkey is belligerent,, pro
vided their ships do not aid the enemy"
Anticipated Soviet insistence upon the
right to move warships and war ma
terial through the Straits, in view of the
new Franco-Soviet mutual defense pact,
is the feature that contains the most
far-reaching possibilities. 1t may seri-
ously affect both German and Italian
foreign policy. Having become the
Soviet's ally, Turkey is prepared to give
Russia virtually unlimited freedom to
send warships from the Black Sea to
the Mediterranean, but would restrict
the rights of other nations to send
warcraft to the Black Sea. The British
are critical of this preferential treat
ment of Russia Mussolini serves notice
that any decisions taken at Montreux
without his consent will not be accepted
at Rome. Italy's Dodecanese Islands in
the Aegean Sea, which have been forti-
fed and converted into strong naval and
airplane bases, more or less dominate the
area abutting the Dardanelles.
Turkeys underlying reason for desiring
to alter the position at the Straits is
the wish to be able to defend herself.
In light of recent history in Asia and
Africa, she feels she can no longer de-
pend upon security guarantees by out
side powers. AS the Turks cherish no
aggressive designs in the region of the
Dardanelles, seeking only to safeguard
vital defensive requirements, the chances
all favor the eventual approval of the
new deal which they propose.