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that oil bora IN between
France and Germany will be
more extended than at first an
ticipated, and may involve, be-
sides the fleet and the air force
which the Germans are re-creat-
ing for the defense of France"
the use of French troops in re-
gionS which the United Nations
may threaten.
Reports emanating from Ber-
lin to the effect that Gen. Henri
Dentz, former chief of French
troops which were defeated in
Syria by the Free French and
British, has been appointed to
reorganize the French forces are
given credence in official circles
in Washington. Gen. DentZ is
known among French officers
more for his size che is feet 81
than for his brain power.
Nazis to Contribute Brains.
The Nazis don't want clever of
ficers at the head of the French
Army. They want to contribute
the brains while their associates
donate the Drawn.
There seems to be no inten-
ton of using the French Army
which fought in the war against
the Nazis, but new troops, mostly
youngsters, who can be incul-
Gated with the Nazi virus, pro-
vided they are properly fed and
propagandized.
In short. if Laval is able to take
hold of France with the assist
ance Of the Germans, the Nazi
high command hopes by the end
of the summer to have a new
ally to meet any threat from the
United Nations.
French reinforcements, sup
ported by destroyers, light cruis-
ers and the submarine tender
Jules Verne. have been on the
way to Madagascar for several
weeks and it is possible they
may have reached their destina-
ton.
Has Vital Naval Base.
The American and British
governments consider that with
Laval firmly in the saddle there
can be no doubt that the French
government will be willing to
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By CONSTANTINE BROWN

America S Ambassador at vichy.
Admiral William D. Leahy. and
his staff are packing their trunks
for the return trip to the United
States.
Americas diplomatic role at
Vichy is ended since Marshal
Petain has surrendered the sf-
fairs of state to the Nazi puppet,
Pierre Laval. and has been
stripped of all power. Marshal
Petain remains the nominal
chief of the French state, but
in view of his advanced age the
will celebrate his seth birthday
in two weeks. the administra-
tive burden will be taken over by
Premier Laval"
Some official quarters expect
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LovoI's Threat to Victory
CoIIoborotionist Con Turn Stroteeic vichy
Possessions Over to Axis Cuuse

East at moment when the Ger
mans are apparently about to
launch a violent offensive in that
region.
Directly opposite Madagascar lies
Portuguese East Africa, itself prac-
ticslly defenseless but possessing
two railways communicating with
the South African -Rhodesian rail-
way systems.
Finally. far out in the Pacific lie
the MarquesaS Islands. nearest Of
the South Pacific archipelagoes to
the Panama Canal and command
ing the main South Pacific line of
communications via Panama to
Australia.
1t is. of course, to be remarked
that as far as Martinique and
Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Mada-
gaScar and the MarquesaS are con-
cerned. these are isolated positions.
far away from either Germany or
Japan. which could be seized by the
United Nations Cif we had the nec-
essary ships to spare) far more
easily than by the Axis. But we are
very short of ships and we are very
short of time, too.
This year. 1912, is a crucial year.
Most calculations lead to the belief
that If the Axis does not win this
year, it cannot win in any subse-
quent year. Anything which will
delay and distract us is likely to
be attempted by the Axis.
Another Appeasement Case. .
OF course. if we had a united
policy, giving birth to united and
vigorous strategy of coalition, we
would have seized all these outlying
positions long ago. We would prob
ably have found means of estab-
fishing ourselves or our friends, the
Free French, even in French West
Africa. But our policy in all French
matters has been governed by the
old and discredited spirit of ap-
peasement, that poison which has
run so long in the veins of the free
nations of the world.
If the men who still clung to this
policy in the face of fact after
brutal fact are still to be allowed
to continue to control in any de-
gree the policy of the United Ma
tions, or any of them, we are not
likely to take the action that is
now so Enthusiastically demanded by
the military eXigencieS of the sit
uation. We shall wait and hope and
put off and palter until we find the
Germans in Dakar, the Japanese in
Madagascar and the MarquesaS
and then we shall have to waste
10 times the number of men and
planes and ships and precious time
to put them out than would be
needed if we acted now and got
there first.
This sort of thing may be one
OF the prices which we pay for
liberty, but we ought to face fairly
the fact that one of these days the
price may be more than liberty car
afford to pay. Total war cannot bt
successfully %aged by wishful think
ers.
Copyright, 942 By New YorA Trihuns Inc
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BY GOULD LINCOLN.

Illinois voters did the expected
In their State wide primary Tues
day when they renominated Sen
ator Curly" Brooks. Republican.
and nominated Representative
McKeogh. Democrat. TO oppose
him in the general election next
November
The fight waged against Sena-
tor Brooks was based on his
stand against the Presidents
foreign policy before Pearl Har-
Dor. The Senator was one OF the
strongest of the isolationist group
in the upper house His op-
ponent In the primary was State
Treasurer Warren Wright, who
declared for the Presidents
foreign policy four days before
Pearl Harbor.
Senator Brooks beat him
nearly four TO one in the primary.
II must be said, however, that
Mr., Wright was not q parti-
cularly strong candidate-while
Brooks had the advantage of
being "in." has always been a
strong campaigner-although he
did not make many speeches In
the primary campaien-and had
the backing Of the Chicago Til
bune and the Republican organi-
zation generally.
Senator Brooks overwhelming
victory. however, apparently re-
fleets a continuance of the isola-
ton sentiment in Illinois. a senti-
ment which has been built up
for years by the Chicago Tribune.
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in our armed forces, are so lacking
in intelligence that they cannot un-
derstand the difference between pro-
Axis viewpoints and that newspa-
pers and magazines have to be sup
pressed or threatened so that the
press may become afraid to print
valid criticism calculated to help
the war effort? Already one OF
the so-called liberal" papers exults
over what has happened and signifi-
cantly warns that those members
of the press which have been criti-
cal will hereafter be apprehensive
and perhaps a little more careful
from now on"
Reproduction Rishts Reserved)
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IONS feet go
d ow n? Lean
men. brown men,
lost in any
town.
This old verse
from Pun c h
came back to me
rs l watched the
omcer of Ma
rines try TO be a
part of the cock
tail party. He
couldn't quite
make L. He did
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tary considera- Mai G. Fielding Eliot.
tions. Yet the Nation is now at war
and military considerations are
paramount, or should be, in the
determination of policy.
An interesting and instructive ex-
ercise for citizens might now be to
take a plain outline chart of the
world and to mark on it in red
ink those areas still controlled by
the Vichy government.
First, of course, we would notice
the entrance to the Caribbean Sea
antechamber of the Panama Canal
the Islands of Martinique and
Guadeloupe. Not very far away, on
the north coast of South America
and f1anking the main shipping lane
to South American ports, We would
see the colony of French Guiana.
Have Western Africa.
Next. glancing across the Allan
tic, we find the whole western
bulge of Africa, at the point of its
nearest approach to South America,
dominated by Vichy Here is the
famous naval and air base of Dakar,
in the colony of Senegal. Here also
are the colonies of Mauretania. the
Ivory Coast, Dahomey and the rest
of French West Africa.
The one favor which geography
does us here is the fact that the
Sahara Desert intervenes between
the two groups of colonies.
Given command of the Western
Mediterranean and direct access to
Spain, it would be possible for
Germany to put considerable forces
into French North Africa to sup
port their troops in Libya, and
eventually to penetrate into French
West Africa.
The territory of Vichy France in
Europe and the French feet at
Toulon might be important factors
in giving the Germans access to
Spain and enabling them to estab-
lish control of the Western or at
least the Central Mediterranean, at
a moment when the Japanese IN
the Pacific and Indian Oceans are
placing additional strain on the
Allied fleets and when the protec-
ton of supply lines to Russia as
well as Great Britain further ex-
tends our naval responsibilities.
Threat to South America.
If it were no more than the
increased radius of action which
would be given to Axis submarines
and aircraft by the possession Of
the French African ports, the mat
ter would be serious enough. In
addition to this we must consider
the possibility of Axis operations
on a larger scale directed against
South America-not, probably, full
sized invasion efforts, but dangerous
diversion at a time when we cannot
afford diversion of our scanty fight
ing strength,
Next, examine the position OF the
big French island of Madagascar,
living of the southeastern coast OF
Africa directly athwart our main
shipping route to the vital Middle
Eastern theater of war.
At the northern tip of Madagas-
car lies the Vichy naval base OF
Diego Suarez, fortified, equipped
and waiting. A squadron of vichy
cruisers, escorting troop and sup
ply ships, is reported on its way
there from West Africa-may al
ready have arrived-its purpose per-
haps to hold Madagascar until the
Japanese can get there.
Threat to Communications
Just as the betrayal of Indo-
China to Japan was the strategical
base of all Japan's enterprises
against Singapore and the Neither
lands Indies, so the betrayal of
Madagascar TO the Japanese might
well be the strategical stepping
stone to the interruption of our
! communications with the Middle
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Dance Association PIons
Concert Next Week

The fifth annual dance concert
to be given by dance groups OF
schools affiliated with the Washing
ton Dance Association will be pre-
sented in Roosevelt High School at
$50 pm. next Thursday.
Schools which will participate in
the program include American
University. G allaudet College
George Washington University. Hol-
ton Arms School, Hood College
Kng-Smith School. Marjorie Web
ster Schools and the University OF
MARYLAND.
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to pow er of
Pierre Laval in
France marks
the bankruptcy
of a political line
Of action which
n yer m a d e
sense from the
strategical view-
point and which
was insisted on
by officials who
were not accuS-
toned to giving
weight to mill
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Leoion Women Plan Fete

Members of Sergeant Jasper Unit
No. 13, American Legion Auxiliary
will hold their 10th annual anniver-
sary dinner at pm. Saturday at
the new American Legion Club
House, 2437 Fifteenth street NV.
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lEFFuofii tb4 bsaF
{ h o ught " e
hate "
In an o I h er
opinion Justice
Holmes said that
free d ON of
speec h was a
sacred right. but
that II did not
give any one the
right Ito cry fire
In a Gro W de d
theater.
T h sc / W o
s.niraAr Harr Ia
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THE opinions OF the orers this page their not
necessarily Stars Such opinions presented
Stars effort to gpe all sides Of questions Of interest to its
readers although such opinions be contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
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BY MAI. GEORGE FIELDING
ELIOT.

Once more we are forcibly re-
minded-to our bitter cost-of the
impossibility of considering policy
and strategy separately. The return
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Mclemore-
Living as Usual
Puzzles q Marine
By HENRY McLEMoRE.

Lean men. brown men, men from
overseas. Men from all the outer
world, shy and III at ease. DO We
know the worth OF YOU where fash
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MuiI Bon
Procedure
Decried
Social Justice
Cose Seen as Step
To Cog Critic
Nv DAVID LAWRENCE.

Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Americas greatest liberal jurist.
once wrote In n Supreme Court
opinion that freedom of speech was
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Has Vital Naval Base.

The American and British
governments consider that with
Laval firmly in the saddle there
can be no doubt that the French
government will be willing to
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HELP DoMESTIc.

CHAMBERMAID-W WAITRESS, colored, for
Hampshire ave.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued. }

VARIETY STORE with living apartment.
small business OF long ablishment: ex
oeIent oeii ioeatlon; ,WonoeEful oppoFtunitS
'24x50; with hot-water heat, grease trap;
Co, 435 4th ST. s.w. Ma, 232d.
SMALL RETAIL BUSINESS, very profitable,
esspeclally. fine for a lady or gentleman.
clean and easy, to handle, making a large
cash Will handle. Box 401-H, Star.
GROCERY, dong over $500; good living
quarters good business neighborhood,
reason for selling. Box 393-H. Star Ia
a a, good business; g5snd 5 opportunity o1, 1or
After $50 weekdays or all day Sunday.
BEAUTY SHOP. exclusive, for sale Ex-
toned; large clientele; owner inducted
within 80 days: Conn. ave. neishborhood
Dupont Circle. Box 325-J. Star.
WANTED experienced restaurant partner
Of cash; place doing 500 to Sloo food
business per day; rent, S75 per month: or
Will sell entire place. Owner leaving town.
andria, always filled; will provide home
and financial independence TO purchaser
guest rooms completely furnished: valuable
priced priced to ''SIl' sell. Phone Temple ' isse Ia:
DUE TO ILL HEALTH will sacrifice long
established grocery and meat market;
guaranteed better than 81 900 weekly cash
business: no reasona bic offer Will be re-
HOSIERY AND CARD STORE.
Plenty OF space to expand and add other
lines if desired; Or it is a fine money
Chose n ". location. Price around s. 900
cash. Box 2S@-J, Star.
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COOK. h; w; some laundry: adults /
cnlld: Sunday of; reference; Sl2. 16 9Th
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FARM & GARDEN.
GARDENS TO ORDER.
BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS, R. I. Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store. 61a K st. NV Metropolitan 00S9.
F. w BcLGIANO g. CO,
Bloodtested chicks. Rocks, Reds and
White Leghorns; poultry equipment; full
ne FIR 1900 607 E st NV. Ma. 009l.
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3S01 10th ST NW-Large and small
front rm5.. next to bath: pvt. home; l
block Ga. ave. car line and bus. Gantiles
only Randolph g25G
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
BENDIX WASHERS.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
Ward Radio & Appliances,
s535 GEORGIA AVE. sH. o292.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
TYPEWRTTERs, adding machines: etc. Late
models models, Rentals - and re Grepairs, Al makes; makes
at II ooaS o5en eSsnnes S1 a4a1 cap'0
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, vases. bric-s-brac,
jewelry. figures and silverware; best prices
paid E. Osias, IA. 1904.
Lying al nss dd et Rs
highest cash prices paid. Cau Ma. 1880.
After 9 pm, RA. 1911 16'
BEDROOM SUITES, Office furniture. din.
snd Ms9s an ruFI sutes D6 gee @
CLoTEING-Better prices paid for mems
Tded rs eefa ela,hng nsr Hsrrys vii HIPS 9TH ST. NV
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE-We buy
pianos, etc: day or nights. FIR. 2s07
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china. glassware,
rugs snverWare;, paintings; highest cash
FOhNll OhE-WE bO1 ANY hlND- Also
for quick results RA. 4440.
FURNITURE-Want 10 buy some good
used, also piano. Can pay cash. Renuhlic
pay highest cash prices Do not sell until
you call NO. 6o40. Prompt service
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture;
ING CAREFULLY, STORAGE IA 2937.
FUR URNITURE-Household furnishings Of all
kinds, maximum cash prices: bric-a -brac,
china. Call any time. RE. 1904. NE. 53l7.
FURNITURE russ. ofice furniture. house
| hold goods, etc: highest cash prices: best
results. Call any time, NE. 1924 l5'
| MACHINERY, mach. shop, air compreSsors
ana motors OF every description; We will
| turn your old equipment into cash. Electric
Equipment Co, NO 1920. 1343 9th st. II ".
MAUsER: s-mlIllmeter, or Springfield,
! Zoos. Warfeld 4l55.
! PIANO-Will be glad to store parIor grand
piano IN home for use Of same WO. 1867.
| PONY CART for Shetland pony. Call
mornlngs EN-. 1922.
G6EGAPRING 6i hnn1H ss9d s9d vulcanlzlns equipment
RECORDS-We buy old Victor, Decca and
BI1e3Ir1 a1d nG records; re- , even I hey are broke4
The Piano Shop, l0l5 7th 81. NV
REFRIGERATOR. electric. small, GOOD
condition: reasonable. Box 10-J, Star
SEWING MACTIINE-We buy all types:
repair: henistltchlng buttons covered,
p!eating. BIZ F st. RE. 1900. RE. 23ll
/ SEWING MACHINES-W buy all kinds
ffoT cash VIII call. Phone Ma. $3.50,
SEWING MACHINES bought for cash, all
styles ana makes. good prices paid: also
/ rents and repairs. co. 3245. 2412 18th st
! USED PLUMBING and heating equipment,
| e!ec motors tools and surplus equipment.
BLOCK Salvage Co. Michigan 714l
| WANTED-Elec. or gas REFRIGERATOR, about
4 or cubic IT., in good condition.
Phone Ho. O291
! WANTED-Jewelry, diamonds, shotguns,
! clothing. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. Max
ZWeig 937 D Nv. ME. 9l13.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
/ Silver. watches. diamonds and old dis.
carded iewelry: full cash value paid.
SEL1NGER's. SlS ST NV
GOLD--BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, sn-.
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
a KAHN. nc. So YEARs AT as5 F.
WE BUY USED CAMERAS.
soMMERs CAMERA EXCHANGE.
14l0 New York Ave. NV
GOLD, DIAMONDS. SILVER.
We Paw Highest Prices.
Ask for Nj. oppenheimer, 903 + S. NV.
GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHES.
( before you sell. Arthur Ma-keI, eIs 81.
NV Rm- :to1. National 0@s4
~raxx~>~~
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COOK and general houseworker white or
colorec; 4 adults; stay nights. no evening
outles; $40 mo: references. 34O5 Lowell.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

4536 MaccoMB ST. NW.-Gentlemar Of
discriminating taste: larse, cool corner
rm 3 eXDCS conv transp: air cond.: refs
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= GENERAL HOUSEWORKER white or COL
u ored, plain cooking; prefer live in: good
salary. Apply 4I30 10th st NV
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PERSONAL.
Continued }

IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY. GET IT
at Ny NEW REDUCED RATES. Yo4
can get SlOO and need only repay 81 .32
per week, which includes interest. the
only charge Other amounts in pIopor-
ton. Call BILL LANE, Michigan 65lO.
DRESSES-3OO LATEST STYLES COT
tons, Jerseys, 7heers SeerSuckers in good
range OF sizes, TO be sold separately. at
WeSChler's Auction. 9l5 f 81. NV. SATUR-
DAY. JUNE. -. | pm. to pm. Chairs
provided.
DIR. DELLA LEDENDECKER, THE CHTRO-
practor with the wonderful hands; spe-
cial lates for defense workers. 3O25 o,
MI. 1120.
WILL RENT FOR 3 MOS. 3-R. AND BATH
completely furn. apt. including utilltie;S; s;
tel. laundry to one or two Responsible
Protestant adults for nominal rent and
care OF home. Ref. Trinidad 3l47 after
30 p m.
MOTHERS, DO YOU WORK? CARE FOR
your child in my home during day. Also
vacancy for mother and child. Appllca-
tons now being accepted. Trinidad 1870.
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COOK and g-h,w., part time. 3 pm TO
$50; SO week. Call North O323 after
I pm,
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PIANO-Win be glad to store parIor grand
piano IN home for use Of same WO. l467.
PONY CART for Shetland pony. Call
mornings EM HOp
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LAST 10 DAYS.
Entire remaining stock
must 60. Prices slashed.
Open evenings.
NELSON FURNITURE CO.,
SOB H st. NE.
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RECORDS-We buy o.d Victor, Decca and
Bluebird records, even If they are broken,
and pay &c pound Call Republic 1890.
Ihe Piano Shop, l0l5 7th 81 NV
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laundry, take charge of apt empl. couple
Guy relS.; live out; no ewes, Sat ats .
sundays; Sl3 per week. Call ewes, Apt
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COOK. g.h.W. good salary TO experienced
person: adults: recent references. Emer-
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FURNTTURE-From Chevy Chase home;
mangle, large, $50; bed and dresser SOLID
walnut, 500 walnut cabinet, S25; octagon
walnut table, S25 single Simmons bed,
compl.: telephone table and chair. No
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HELP WoMEN.
tContinued.)
SUPERVISOR

For cafeteria, experienced No Sundays
Steady position, Apply Tally-Ho Res.
taurant, Sl2 18th st. NV.
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MACHINERY, mach. shop, air compressors
and motors of every description; we will
turn your old equipment into cash. Electric
Equipment Co, NO. 1920. I343 9th st II W.
MAUSER. s-mllllmeter. or Springfield,
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329 0UACKENBOS ST. EW.-DoubIe
room. share with another young lady: de-
tached home. = bus lines; SIS. Georgla
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= GENERAL HCUSEWCRK GIRL, small adult
ramiiy plain cooking; go home or stay
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COOK experienced, downstairs work and
ironing: Only capable need apply Refer.
SIO uk or rs,s,o
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NTTURE-Household furnishings Of all
kinds, maximum cash prices: bric-a-brac
china. Call any time, RE. 1904. ME. 53l7.
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DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.

Diamond pocket and wrist watches. in
ittaled birthstone, diamond and wedding
rings, any other tewelry and pawn tickets
purcha sed. Highest prices paid New York
JeHelry Co. 727 Tth 81. n
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FURNITURE-save q to q on brand-ne
INEQUALITY living room, bedroom and din
ing room suites, tables. lamps, rugs, etc
HOWARD s. Held, RA. 0010.
900 Kennedy ST N w Oman Ewes.
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53I5 10th ST. NW-Cholce rms for par
r RA 11l3 OF SH a2l-
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FURNITURE BARGAINS-Some factory
samples; great savings for. cash on better
grade furniture. All brand-nev. Stahler's,
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SALEsMEN.

LIQUOR SALESMAN. experienced, to call
en- protected territory bar trade See
iNTERNATIoNAL DISTRIBUTING CORP,
lll7 l4th St. NV.
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24l4 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-Large double
e, nm with twin beds. Newly furn. On line.
.h Gentlemen. No olher roomers. DU. 4l2a
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MARKERS. EXPERIENCED.
Prefer girls who have worked
here
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COOK and R.hw, for employed couple
must be experienced and have references;
good salary. Call'WI. 744l. 12s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-02
Dangerous Talk

Elliot P, Simpson is one Of the most dangerous men in the United States to- day. Not because he is vicious or unpa- tTi0tie, dishonest or wiltully harmful, Nobody who has met the man and stud led his activities alleges such faults, Mr. Simpson is a major menace Of the naT tl0n'g success in war because he is an apparently sincere eyangel of a doctrine which -if he can make enough con- veFts may help the Axis defeat the United Nations.
 Elliot Simpson, you remember, IS the New York rubber importer who has been retained as counsel by a eongfesr al0nal committee which Is studying the rubber situation, He speaks with that quasi authority which comes from his official connection. Because he is ass0r ciated with a legislative committee, the public assumes that the tl00dgates Of eQsnalc wisdom have been opened for his benefit and, through him for ours,
 HIS thesis is that there IS no rubber Wamine, He says that if no natural rubber were imported and no synthetic manufactured, by Feelalming waste we could provide for all our rubber needs during the next five years, including tires for pleasure driving He contends that tn addition, there are all but llNltless Fes0uFees of rubber in Latin America which we could tap at will He charges that the appearance Of rubber crisis has been created, 0T permitted 10 exist, by four big rubber companies SO they can klll off minor league competition and intensity the monopoly they already possess,
 we are not going 10 defend the Big Honf 0f the rubber Industry, or tO VellV tHne ( guess whether they have been and ere working toward monopoly The snan0Ftank fact Is this; We eanh afford fo proceed nov en any theory that slmp' son is right,
 Hg he "A correct, we are going t0 have al0fe rubber thRn We needi we are going s0 have wasted hundreds of millions ol dollars: ara fiae men fezponslble, % or nnt " siae rllhber iT0nDtFYs are going to