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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy De
partment, washington. p c. until 10
Yard washington. D. C. Apply for pro-
to sFP5ef snd
General Of the Navy. aul320
PROCUREMENT DIVISION PUBLIC
Buildings Branch, Washington: D. c. Aug;
to the conditions Of bulletin No. 81 ire
yyiseGd Of ths Federal Emersency Admins
opened, in this once at pm, Aug 81,
l959 for furnishing and Installing special
fheF II e 1nsrGf Sip5fs at tn washDrsn tae s.
tention is directed to the special conditions
Of biddi9g set forth in the specihcations;
be given only TO those bidders who have
pTT1eyioIsly pr performed work comparable in
are submitted and who can. il so requested,
snow evidence that they have performed
Sucn in WoIK IN a satisfactory manner. Draw
set. may be obtained at this once in The
discretion Of the Assistant Director of Pro-
epTry1mmenti pyme1t =, Puolic Buildings Branch, W. E.
hEYNOLDS. Assistant Director. au1315l7
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AG-
riculture Bureau of Public Roads, wash
inEton: p. C.. August 3. 1886 SEALED
BuFssu B1Ps Wi III b snbe b5eeeEed Kosas at The oss e
as9s.0n T Aue9st 81 e. until as fGe GeQfk 81. AN
grading. construction. OF retaining walls,
witIS u1iftIS'FTcraon Tc OF reinforced concrete base
facing in Rock Greek nnd Potomac Park
P C. .r,io'1d lenE,h sDpTnximsfely Gss mile.
items Of approximately i1.iOO c. Y Of
excavation eScsNI and borrow, .o10 l. F. Of rein
aId snla,s s-nsh Rd ,ytytfisd clay pine ii drop
ment, $500 reinforced IoSa Concrete eoams base
co course $50 I. Type HI. cold asphalt
e1rb Gan oaG ard gutter 1880 c. =. Of concrete,
1O0.O00 Lbs. Of reinforcing steel 500 G. Y
stone masonry. 800 L. F. Of rustic guard
rail and incidentals. Minimum rates Of
sS5anIcs SH mic on this project have been Fixed
law LsUi.. Where plans. and specified: IONS. are
or cash, will be required to insure their
return hits c.nt within I5 days after opening Of
the Treasurer Of the United States Plans.
sPpeeeiincations ope and proposal forms may be
pu5Ec ton Roads. les, I 81 NY washing.
Engineer. au7.13,20
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LEGAL NOTICES,
CAREY E. QUINN, Attorney.
1910 Vermont Ave,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l, United States for the District of Colunl-
nia'~P Philip Newcomb Partridge. Plaintiff
vs.. kadrtnea La PaZ Partridge. Defend
ant.-No. 6l935. Equity-The object Of
this suit is absolute divorce from an abb
sent defendant on the ground of desertion.
On motion OF the plaintiff, it is this 18th
day of August. 1896 ordered that the
defendant Kadrinea La Paz Partridge
on or before the fortieth day. exclusive. Of
Sundays and legal holidays. occurring
after the day Of the first publication of
this order: otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case OF default. Pro-
vided. a copy Of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and the
Evening Star before said day. JENNINGS
B tLEY. Justice. lSeal0 A true, COPY.
Test: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk. BY
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AUCTION sALES-TODAY.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO:
STORY BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN
As PMREMMIsES PR MI , A AL H. FoERTIE5ETMTT1IH ,FTI5lTT1I

THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTlONEERS.
sTUKY skldk sAtE @ 9pgwEfENA EfEHAsLfk I%%4
81 saEa4 NokfAwzsT ta5T 2gaEKEEoa
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded " Liber No. $3.50; folio 23i one
OF the land records Of the District OF Co
iuinbia. and at the request ot the parry
ehs IN Of
ises, on THURSDAY, THE THIKl EaNTH
DAY OF AUGUST, AID. 1886 AT THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises. situated in
the psrGt sfn ps na
in WarLman and Bones subdivision OF lots
in square numbered twenty-seven hundred
t2100I in Incidence as per plat record l.
81 N The Of 81 the n ber
55 subject to covenants of record.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to De paid in cash, balance in two
equal installments: payable IN one and Two
annum, payable semi-annually from day OF
sale secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold, or all cash at the option of
The a. deposit AZ f SSe M be
recording. etc. at cost Of purchaser. Terms
OF sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day Of SALE otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at
AFTER Ave days advertsement, Of such resale
in some newspaper published in Washing
'ON' = UNION TRUST COMPANY
By GEO. E. FLEMiNd' ~
iW11hARD G. McGRAw.
au3-dSsds .exSu Assistant Secretary
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

" 7NEY TO LOAN On D c. kEAl EsTATE
&C lowest interest rate Prompt service
JESSE L HEISkyLL ll16 Eye ~ ~
COLORED PROPERTY OWNERS.
Second trust loans procured. city and
suburban properties. Low rates Of interest,
quick action AVON REALTY CO., 100 q
st. NV National O936. Ia
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

FORD 1929 panel delivery. has rebuilt,
good body; must sell at once; 500. Woody,
rear 1919 N. Capitol. 14'
CHEVROLET 1924 pickup air wheels, fine
condition, $3.50; Chevrolet 1888 de luxe
Chevrolet. 1891 panel. S145 Terms to suit.
Addison Chevrolet. l437 Irving ST. NV.
Adams 54ll.
CHEVROLET 1924 truck, pickup body. like
new; will sell for S335. Lincoln S396 be-
tween and pm l5'
EQUITY OF $500 in lla-ton Dodge truck:
sell or trade for what have you. Octagon
Inn. Chesapeake Beach, Nd. Telephone
N Beach IA
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WANTED-INvESTMENT PROP.

WILL PAY CASH FOR BUSINESS PROP
erty under $50. 900 showinG good return.
Address Box 14s-B. Star Office. IA"
PRIVATE PARTY HAS CASH TO INVEST
In good concessions, rent vacant houses
suitable for rooming purposes. etc. Address
Box 1S3-B, Star Office
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
I4s1 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PREMISES 1852 MCKINLEY STREET

THos ). 9EfS fgsf EYE 4 ssf. 81. AAg%9T1oNEERs' Ag%'
ssR$ER EzA5 S5 Hz5AHH ksGHs q
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust.
ct seq. Of the land records Of the District
party secured, thereby, the undersigned
aNfERgsa r. bA9 oT HUa6s Hs p
de land and premises .nf Situate nSt
in the District Of Columbia. and designated
subdiyision OF Chevy Chase Grove, as
oE of plat t.. rsc9dsd e K ssr . No A. 0S S
for the District of Columbia. together with
improvements, consisting OF q. one-story
detached get ID frame dwelling with one-car
Terms Of sale: one-fourth Of the pur-
cnaSe money TO pc paid In cash, balance
In In three @ equal installments; payable II, IN
annually. from day of sale secured by
first deed Of trust upon the property sold,
4 deposit Of $500 viii be required at time
Of sale. Examination Of title, all convey
snsinS sns, recorSing revenue stamps etc at at
e9mped com %ith Within thrty DAYS from
OF oi,S sale otherwise the trustee reserves The
and cost OF defaulting purchaser after
five days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in L9sltIa Wsshington
without forfeitins R dep DEPOSIT It trustee trustee may
avail itself OF any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser.
A0s 81 fSNHSIa DaSiB ss sqsRNEEsTs sss.Essas asETi:as'
"a "a i !: ! af4SgT; F.ls Az; Asst. Secretary.
C. G. SLOAN 31S Go 5!I}6 nc. IS hW ATcT1oNEERs'
SALE Of HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PER
=. AGE CHARGES.
DAY Notice Sua6F L hsfeOz sysn s Fl sATgR @
vi MEpNEsDA2 Es 0AEfH ANp sA4GRpA9 A9D rHERF hAH
AFTER UNTIL. ALL IS DISPOSED OF.
there will be sold at public auction. in the
fSe fSetOn lS rooms nth Of sREhr seAh ST.
storage and other charges due and unpaid.
all personal effects ets
banks: Mr ssnbry. Pss"hs MS. fper' Robert Boken.
Ciyburn. Colin Collins. Chester Crume.
TnsIdn ICssph Dawson o,,ys Leonard M Day, Erwin
Elmira Dunlap. Mrs. Eugeria Evans. Mrs.
Viola Harris. Mrs. B. Hartnett, Mrs
Josephine Hawkins Helen Hayre j. l..
Hill. Mrs r W. Herbert. DR., Hoffman
L. F. Hummer. Mrs Ila jenkins, James
Johnson. J. W. Johnston John J. Keegan,
G. E. Kidwell., Esther B. King. Mrs E. B.
Barnett. Robt. Mason. Mrs J. Maxey VIM
Mundell. Mrs. Edith s. McCammon. James
Mcdonald Mrs. Mildred M New, Mrs. b.
G OFT. John H Powell r. G. Proctor,
Edward J. Reamer, Jennie NJ. Reamy
Sarah Robinson. G. NJ. Rogers Mack D.
Rowe. j. l. Skinner. Susie Smith. Mrs.
Spencer A. Steward. Mrs. LUCY TAYLOR. M
Turner. Marvin Ward r. J. Webster. Ida
v: Welland. Prudential Wharton. Jerry
UNION STORAGE CO INC
105-7-9 Florida Ave. NV.
An12OI
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RENT-GARAGES.

oNE-CAR GARAGE. REAR 2I1S P ST. NV.
See janitor S5 month r. MARBURY
STAMP & CO., 212 Southern Bldg. Dist.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN 1880 sedan; condition o. K;
sacrifice. S1O0. 467 L st. s.w. IA
BUICK Al black sedan: four doors. built-in
trunk. A clean job, Just well broken in.
only 5000 miles. Hugs the road at over
and $50 a month for a year No trade-ins.
Pioneer Garage, Wisconsin and N. 13'
BUICK 1893 sport sedan. Cadillac blue
Duco. 9 wheels. q tires. retuned: guaran-
Extra special terms for civil. service peo-
pie with incomes in excess of $3.50 monthly
Pay only SIT cash, Is months to pay
tember. Special price. S547. Open nights.
Lee d. Butler, Inc. 113S Conn. ave.
BUICK 1880 roadster. rumble seat beau
tiful gray finish: motor in good condition.
good tires A bargain at S165. Toms
Auto Service. 637 N st. NV. ID, !.
BUICK 1885 sedan. owner forced to sell
For. particulars. see T 8. Gsddess. 10lo
18th NV. National $500.
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AUTO LOANS.

MONEY LOANED ON YOUR CAR-We
will lend you full market value on your
car and ' pay " for that vacation. old bills.
etc Nolan Motor Co.. I'LL 18th st. NV.
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS,

AIR COMPRESSOR. Mersoll Rand. on
truck; curb and road forms. pumps.
grader. trucks, tank trucks. concrete bug
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MONEY TO LEND ON REAL ESTATE,
ANY amount FINANCIAL ADJUSTMENT
BUREAU. 600 F st. NV. National 11s5.
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FUTURE DAYS
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON.
AUCTIONEERS, 9l5 z ST. NV.

United States Marshars Sale Of once
Furniture Adding Machines. Electric Fans,
Radios, Rugs Piano. Pool Tables and other
personal property seized in execution Of U.
s. Commissioner and Criminal Court war
rants by public auction at Fidelity Storage
1895. 10 AM Office Desks. Chairs. Tables.
Costumers. Phone Stands: Metal Cabinet.
Adding and Numbering MACHINES. Oscil-
Water Coolers. Fire Extinsuishers. Rugs,
Benches. Chairs. Pool Tables. Gas Heaters.
Upright Piano Studio Couch Partition
Boards, etc. Also at No so Florida Ave,
N E. after conclusion of above. sale: Pool
Table Electric Fans. Radio. Benches. Stools.
Chairs etc. In re: U. S. Commissioner S
Warrants Nos. 1924 1895. l934. 1a4l
1912. I9A1. 1863. 200i. 2002. 2n59. 2205,
12l1. 2232; Criminal Court Nc. 5753S.
Terms: Cash
JOHN B. COLPOYS,
United States Marshal in and for the
District OF Columbia au1 IL 20
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FORD VS. 1895 panel truck: sacrifice.
$40; TERMS private owner. 1l04 9th
st NV
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CASH IN 5 MINUTES!

SAOI1 LIN . M1IN - GO!
If car Is paid for. will give you
full cash price, or II not paid for,
will pay of balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MIR. BARNES, 1929 14th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAK-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc. 1920 14th st. NV De. 1900.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH CHESAPEAKE Bay
Lots. bunsaiows, terms: 9entiles only SEND
for booklet ADDRESS MAYO A A Co. Nd
COLONIAL BEACH--BUNGALOW THREE
porches, water, elec.; large trees, lot
39S1Bo 9B star axe ot,,es new owner Address Box
COTTAGE. 5 r.. PoRCHES tsCREENED);
elec, running water, radio, boats and
motor; SS5 1--we week; ayailable Saturday after
WateT ater rooms bath eieetTicity running
MEYER. Sterling Sb5i. '''S; 90 ' Il.
NORTH BEACH, MD.-FURN 3-ROOM.
L porch, corner cottage for Z; run. water.
elee;; inside lavatory; Weekly rental.
Ma ranning Sater haf boeS from Bay
$40 80 month. District 3651.
BBRAND.NEw COTTAGE AT COVE POINT
Beach: easy terms. 403 Peoples Life ms
Bldg. Metropolitan 36S3. Ia
RENT. LARGE FURNISHED C0TTArE,
beautiful location. private beach. good fish,
Ing: available Aug. 10. Cleveland :.423.
A FEW DOLLARS PER MONTH WILL
home in new high grade. restricted com
only ~ miles ?; G., For information;; cell
MAKER. l1l9 K st. NV.
COMPLETELY, FURNISHED .ALL-YEAR
ounoaloW; on bay; owner transferred from
city; must sell. Call Walnut S761-W. 13'
troI,e Rooms, Ms, PoRcHEs, FgRNIsHED @ HE'D,
c. M. PLUNKERT Natl O652
WANTED COTTAGE-AT OR NEAR
MOI tn Beach. VIII pay cash if price is
lieht Address Box Alb. Star once
LOTS 80 FI, BY 100 FIT. IMPROVED BY
water and sewerage, located on Patuxent
River at Benedict Charles County. Similar
lots formerly sold for $500 Only left
Price. $500 either cash or terms. FRANCIS
w. HILL. Jr.. National 00S5
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RENr-BUs1NEss PROPERTY.

527 IIth ST. N.W.-BEAUTY SHOP OR
kindred business 5 rooms and bath. heat
furnished: entire second floor: 500 per
month.
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WANTED-AUToMOBILEs.

CASH IMMEDTATELY!-Full cash price
II Car is paid for or Nolan will pay bal
ancc and give you che cash difference
Quickest actionl Nolan Motor Co., I'LL
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IyANTED-LOTS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

ONE, SUITABLE FOR SUMMER COT
tage, near D. c. Address Box 111-B. star
Office 1t"
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STUDEBAKER 1929 sedan. only $50; new
paint TOP and clean, interior, six wire
wheels and trunk rack; good mechanical
condition F NJ Mclaughlin Motor Co..
3lO3 Rhode Island ave. ne
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SALE-AUToMoBnEs.

TERRAPLANE 1884 4-door sedan: q beau.
ttful large car that will ride better. handle
easier. operate for less and cost no moro
to buy than the smaller cars. Gold Seal
Guarantee. the stamp Of confidence; S44e
Kalorama I'd. NV.
TERRAPLANE 1888 coupe; attractive green
body. clean throughout: fast dependa bls
6-cylinder motor; 5 very good tires; ex.
cepttonaly sound: 1928; easy terms. Pc.
hanka Service. 1925 Goth st. NV. Dis
spectioE will convince you of the original
owners fine care. The dark blue nnish
nasnt scratch. spotless inside. tires are
Pohanks Service, 1925 Goth st. NV. Dis
trict ql41.
FIVE CARS. 20. 80. 81 models: Tudor
and Fordor sedans. $50 to SS6; condition
good. North 4O17-J
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STUDEBAKER 1924 Dictator convertible
coupe It's open to sun and breeze. or
closed snug-tight against rain. snow or
cold as you choose. It's beauty will please
ance are assured with automatic choke.
switch key starting. ride control. free
wheeling and ss-horsepower. motor An
Of only S475: liberal trade and terms.
Stanley H Horner. Inc, 11l1 14th st. NV.
No oil
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STUDFBAKER convertible coupe. 1894:
tires motor smooth and quiet Very
sporty and attractive and p real value at
only S425 Pohanka Service. 1120 goth
st n District 9l4l
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STUDEBAKER de luxe sedan with trunk,
finest condition; only sos. Mr. Lotus.
1ol1 9Th Ct n VI
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PLYMOUTH 1882 coach; perfect condition
from bumper to bumper. Will sacrihce at
bargain price to hrst buyer. Gas Station
22nd and n Sts. NV.
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SALE-LOTS.

UNUSUAL LOT BARGAINS, DIRECT
from owner Some Parkway lots near Car
roll ave. bridge. Takoma. Shepherd 2642.
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TERRAPLANE 1885 de luxe sedan: beauti-
full black finish looks like new. One OF the
best cars money can buy. Only S391' new
car terms; only $50 down. Nolan, 18th
and NJ sts n "
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.

NO. md. 75xl:o FT,--S: 900.
over D. C. line: all improvements in.
NO. INV. 50x77 FT.-Sl 900.
On Burlington st. between .44th and
e6th SITS. Chesapeake and Brandywine.
NO. 3-NE. 42x9O FT.-S1 OO0.
On r st. off Bladensburg rd, facing Gov
eminent park: includes water and sewer.
NO. me. 50x95 FT.-Sg50.
Vicinity of o2nd and Douglas sts: in
eludes paved sidewalk, street, water. sewer
and alley
chase price as second trust behind con-
struction loans. Call Mr.. Towbes.
14O4 K ST. NV. CAFR1TZ. DIST. 9oso.
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SIUDEBAKER 1924 President sedan: fully
guaranteed and backed by Butler Bond;
ice terms for those making over $3.50
monthly. S17 cash. 1s months. Start
payments in September. S611. Omen
nights Lee D. Butler. Studebaker Dis
trihutors 1l3S Conn. ave.
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A REAL INVESTMENT.
1919 INVESTMENT

For a period of years. A prominent corner.
leased for gas station doing business
that will warrant an increase in rent as
soon as lease expires. Income now 81 500
per year; no expenses except taxes. Owner
will take S3a,500 for quick sale.
ROBERT L. .McKEEVFR CO.. INC,
Shoreham Bldg. National 1850.
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STUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator sedan:
matchless condition, spotless throughout
fully bonded condition. Spec!al civil serv-
monthly S17 cash, Is months to pay.
S69t. Oren nights Lee D. Butler. Inc.
Studebaker Distributors ] 1l3s Conn. ave
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STUDEBAKER 1890 sedan; new paint;
motor retuned: verv clean throughout;
SI61: pay 81 down. $40 month. Mr.. Win
ter Ii3i 2lst st. NV, until Z each eve
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500 90 BUYS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
wooded home site grand view of Little
Falls: all improvements in. Address Box
10f-B Star office
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-TWO
exceptionally fine building lots. all improve
ments, paved street. 81, 400 each. District
G22O
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!. BUS. LOCATION OR APT. SITE.
Brookland-Co of 1@th--50Xl50.
2. Apt, site near Eastern High School.
q Desirable 4-family .sites--n.w.
f. few bus. sites left-KennCdy.
Bet. Ist and "nd. SEE OUR SIGNS.
B. Det, lots-Chevy Chase & BricntWood.
For lot or business Ice call.
THoS. p. WALSH, INC.
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S6OO-IMPROVED LOT.
1st st. ne, next to house No. 5Gl3. Fine
building site. neighborhood Of attractive.
detached houses. See Mr.. DeBord.
ADELBERT w. LEE
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FORD 1898 coupe: personal car of COM
pany official: hardly broken in. viii sac
rifice at S575. Mr.. Posner. 1131 18th
|
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PLYMOUTH 1875 2-door: beautiful origi-
nal finish, used but very little and in mag
nificent running condition: Special t terms rs
more monthly. ST. cash. Is months.
Start payments in September. S4a1. Open
nights Lee d. Butler. Inc. ll3s conn.
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FORD 1898 VS. SPORT cabriolet: new top
completely refnished and recondtioned
whale OF value at 1887. Mr.. Posner,
Evening star., 1936-12-20

ber OF young men in these particular
areas on the anti-Semitic war cry; but
in so doing and by the violent methods
they employed, they alienated most of
the rest of the population.
Government Acts.
Matters reached head in the early
part of last Fall, when serious riots
broke out in the East End of London.
and still more serious trouble was
threatened. The British government
then decided to act, and with the sup
port of all parties in Parliament
passed stringent laws prohibiting po-
litical uniforms. provocative process
sions and other methods of street
agitation.
AS soon as the Fascists in Britain
became openly anti-Semitic, the Roth
ermere newspapers withdrew their
support. Lord Rothermere himself
is a Protestant Irishman. His busi-
ness shrewdness soon showed him
that he was doing harm to his own
newspapers.
Another reason for Blackshirt or
Brownshirt success in certain Euro
pean countries has been the existence
of a strong and militant Communist
party. This arouses class feeling and
STRENGTHENS the Fascist movement. In
Britain the Communist party is weak
in numbers and influence, and, il
anything, is losing ground-except.
perhaps, in the East End OF London,
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as a direct reaction to the Fascist
movement. If the Fascists had been
better or more wisely led. or If condi-
tions had altered-as, for example,
with the arrival OF a cyclical trade
depression-the movement might have
become more formidable. -,
Fascism in Britain may revive in
another form.
The property-owning classes in
Britain accept the parliamentary sys-
TEN so long as it works to their gen.
eral advantage. Whether they would
accept the democratic principle If at
some time in the future the parties
of the Left should win majority
in the country-this remains to be
seen. If they did not accept it,
whether they would be able to resist
it successfully also remains TO be seen.
The home secretary in the British
House of Commons has declared pub
licly that the British Fascist move
ment has received subsidies from
abroad, presumably from foreign Fas-
cist parties. This statement would
hardly be made without cast-iron
proof. But it looks as if the prohibi-
ton of the uniform will have the same
effect as in Scandinavia.
Uniform Ban Is Blow.
In Denmark. Norway and Sweden
there was a growing Fascist move
ment during the years 1882 and 1888.
In those three countries governments
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Two Distinct Threats to Peace
Find Fiance Entwined i'm Both

find a similar situation. Germany
and Russia are again glaring at each
other over a matter that Is none of
Frances business, but in which France
appears to be selected as the first
victim. Germany wants Rumania and
the Ukraine. for expansion purposes
and raw materials, and realizes that
she must first whip France into sub
mission.
Here lies the real menace to peace
Both Germany and Italy realize only
too well that France lies athwart
their ambitions-or, better say, their
necessities. Both Italy and Germany
need, for internal reasons, conquest
and glory. France, being o democracy
and relatively (at least) prosperous,
does not happen to need either con-
quest or glory at the moment, but
would like intensely to be left In
peace.
We appear to be; as q French writer
put it the other day, in 1911, with the
difference that the Franco-Russian
alliance is far from being as complete
as 1t was then. The whole question
today is whether 1911 necessarily
leads to 1914, or whether, by some
newly discovered diplomatic mathe.
matics, it may skip us over to 1915
and another 20 years OF peace.
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MEXICANPEACEPR PROPOSAL
OFFERS OWN MACHINERY
of Cancellation, General
Treaty of Arbitration and lnterna-
tiOnal Court Are Divisions.

call to action the machinery for arbi-
tration.
Under the Mexican Peace Code, the
American governments would be
obliged to submit to arbitration all
their differences of an international
nature which were not susceptible Of
a diplomatic settlement. This pledge
would not allow the usual exceptions
of matters affecting the national
honor" or concerning constitutional
provisions, which have so often de-
feated the purpose Of arbitration
agreements. It does make one excep-
ton of controversies falling within
the dometsic Jurisdiction Of one Of
the parties" but it Immediately adds
which are not ruled by international
law" Which makes clear that the
reservation should not be used to
escape arbitration, but simply to pre-
vent outside interference with purely
domestic questions.
The perennial problem Of how to
designate the arbitral tribunal in
case of a deadlock Is taken care Of by
providing that each party would name
two arbiters, one Of whom may be Of
its nationality. The four arbiters
ttss,s chosen would select a fifth mem
| beF, who wsuld also be the chairman
Of tBe tribunal.
Responsibility Of Tribunal.
70 eliminate further difficulties,
which experience has disclosed the
Mexican plan provides, that II in the
interim of three months from the
establishment of the arbitral tri-
bunal the parties have been unable
to agree on the specific mattef OF
the controversy, the seat Of the tri-
bunal, the rules to be observed, or the
Interpretation of some particular
clause, the tribunal itself viii settle
all these preliminary questions. In
the articles describing at length the
details and rules to be observed for
the presentation of briefs, documents.
replies, the manner in which oral
debates should be conducted and the
usual 1uridical process to be followed
in arriving at an arbitral decision, the
Mexican code emphasizes the right OF
the tribunal to pass upon its own
competence. to decide all dubious
points and to demand from the
parties the explanations and exhibits
which 1t may deem necessary.
The arbitral award would b def
mite and without appeal. Differences
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