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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE tcont.,
program.

sEAHAMs AN early AZ ls49 leEs sedan; good cong oonsi
pan susch isss ssvss batsfs seed pass
ssa5 sas5 puR sR ans sas Sassr pump must
HuDsoH HUBS 1871 4-door sedan. e-cylinder;
original sHRsT In sssss ssa ssspf Efaag
M1f8ess MGPHesLE lEi Isss e 4door s Sedan: has been
used and titled as taxieab, but Will viii Etve I've
eap1PnSc ealf RTlss sss e.. 1sas f. asnd St. NV IA.
HUpP 1889 4-door sedan; MILEAGE less
Say ssssess e ssss s9ndt2n ass
ESF ss1a ssea share ,9e4ss ssfy
M2RIh sERP, is4s G compiete a vi With top curtains
spa al seats is5 rHn sS2 Tfs
iEEr.. HEs. new new 4Slys; " gan make immsd,ase s a.
BU b5Ns 44Sp Yys cISsss Rsa1sr n4sh St
alslonsr ssE ~ xks seees 81 sso5o Must sen
I1SeoIs ia%soiasfi iass VIZ touring sedan clean
ST ,l50. RE. 1878 after 10 am; -12
black, two-door, r. and h, new. condition.
as IT, es xnss only ssoS
oIpsMosiIs 1898 as, 4asss eSsEhsg|ss xS
PACKARD 1910 sedan: Just overhauled;
cash; CASH si.i5o. Phone EN- 1890 or leave
fsss sod 10 .,.s es s1f Ii
ssE sss sv sss,.: ssss
fssskAsb fsSak 81 is47 81 7oRs Clipper s miles:
necYs.e1y aessy ay.y hesse1
P2ekAsp P2 assisa5 1871 81 Oh; cIippsr' M cyl: radlo
ssss s.ssss 1sat sayizs 1sssfs Mr. nsIsIs Rn
DAYS, sH. 1880; eve. and Sun. 1881
s, lses Can 'sefn az oss -. than 1900
agas f:saP 4ssS6 ste 81
PIYMo1TH Ply so11 IL 1885 s. coupe: heater; jus.
passed p, G. Inspection: 1875. 2225 M
EsSMSSgHgH aSEoa as1s 50 a 800 s'sf ssss
pLYMouiH rEi seSSiH 1889 4-door: + and h. a.
Amoco Station, 1920 wis. ave. Bethesda,
Ply Ply. 1910; mech. Al. nice appear, 9 new
lights; ss75. See at gate Of MAS, Ana
costa, Tues. or Wed. ewes. bet. 5-s 10
sedan, a ne excellent condition: s395. HAWKINS
6s SHIPLEY, Rockville 1915. -i3
PLYMOUTH 1s47, new 4-door sedan:
sai sl4ts Eli T EM esshsnse sShs Tor
PIYMOUIH Ie41; ;46 motor. driven very
| little and selling on account OF sickness;
Diamond colors; price. 5000. 500 Kennedy
PLYMOUTH Fl 1885 4-dr. sedan; 'ss motor;
good transp.; owner has ether ear 500
Ssst SeT e4s aae5 Station wagon ses DE-
BEATTY saas; lus se.sSo. saDeS MrTcasLEs MOTORS
Essfi Poarfao * = is4a 8 r.: a-dr sed unaerseat
green owner car very CLEAN: excellent lien
9nis sis sonsssHaA 0seS s
61s ShDssMoss A1ss vi oy 1909 adr da sedan:
custom sss seat aaiS
sgs5 ss.h psans sso So r. sTosE
sa1a assh 4 1885 eeg sedan perfect
sd. rSaas s.s.. across s from IN W. N. q T. bus term
sTUDEBAKER 1s41l 6-pass; epe; rsdio, 4
best etIsr pnder. TT. 24sa; az. IL.
sTuDEBAKER . 1s4a Presiden. nta,o skywss Ssat'
er. seat covers, splendid condition. origi-
nal paint. s.tons green; a,s,.. rsal buy. sai:
susssss sss osr Ias1 p1ss s. ST. r05 .as
your ieep or Willys truck or passengsrG e car, !,
The nearest thing to new .s sar low ons as ss
DOWN, down. M%TTcHEIEs % MOTORS, INC, so Il
st. ne. and 222 End st. nv. ~
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

WILDWOOD, N. J.-Large rooming house,
near beach: 10 bedrms., fully furn., plus
owners apt; very good condition: money
maker. Sale cheap to settle estate. S20.-
0O0 WI 1858. -13
n. J-2 -bedrm cottage near
beach; good location; furn.; full season
81 sspt $500 W. 12as sSs .rsv,ik ise
ing ocean-Ige. apt. bedrms., liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, bath; fully furn.; $500
season til Sept. WI. 1888. -l3
DEL. - Furnished cottage,
available June 1st to 18th; accommodate
a. !, block from ocean AID. 8O40. -12
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AUTO TRUCKS ron HIRE.

eyaI hnfiinx. want, Stskes. panels. white
heln; Yeas. rates. lR. $500. Ext r.
VAN TRUCKS. large or small jobs: exDeri.
inraI srld jonK distance. TA 2g37. II
1911 sTAKE-BODY TRUCK for hire, BY
day or week. white veteran. CAL f5'
W1NTED--HAULING, light or heavy, any
kind, any time. Job. day or contrsct.
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Word Come

Find 10 or more common EngHsh
words In
ABANDONING,
leaving. discarding.s Az
erage mark is Is words. Time limit.
40 minutes.
Rules of the game-1. words must q
acquire four letters By the addition 5of
- such a. bats, cats, are nos
used. 8. Only one form OF . word y used
A. Proper names are not used. "A useA VII
be published tomorrow.
Answer e Prssidenta-Datss Test.
4. James K Polk T. Georga WAshiDeten
B., calvin Cooifdee q Ulysses o. Grant
c.Grpvef Cleveland s. Andrew Jackson
da Abraham Lincoln |. Woodrow WflDon
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREFABRICATED-Ste and aluminium
garages and mill bldgs.; all sizes; erected
with engineering service; Plans nnd spec. &C.
18th st. NV, MA. 1866. IL
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GARAGES WANTED
MoTWCYQH.

WANT TO RENT ] or car garage In
se. section, prefer Congress Heights. Call
LO. 747I after 8 pm. -12
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FARMS WANTED.

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, from i to
acres; can arrange to pay all cash.
TR. 1889. -15
house, within 10 miles District line or
less; not over about $4,000: ami. WI.
1910 except Sun. afternoons. -13
PRIVATE PARTY wants small farm or
acreage on or near water; reasonable;
cash: details. Box 14S-E, Star. 13.
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|Goren on Bridge

Goren on Bridge
tcopyrisht: 1877: - charles f ocrsn.,
!. q. both ytllnerabie. You AIe
South and hold:
3 10765 0AJ107 oQ q AAQs1
The bidding has proceeded:
East South West North
4 8 PAS j ~ 2
. +
arts i very evident mat West must
have made q very light one-over-ons. g
THIS Is pinoshsl sl dssl: We vos sns hs1s The
n9s ess .as g ssIsfi Il bosslsd ~
nave nav dumny's suit wen taken care e ne ana
~ saen He sesls msds Il vInsrsSls oysrcsil assanss
two biddinE playsrs xith al pssss,nsd 4. sddnbIs ME-
hand Il sps and lsi refuses e stand for ths double
YOU need not Be concerned hecAuse fns
snssn ssamp q aais sl.m0sssi xis Sc d rood order
q. 2---As South you hold:
A 1875 0A0 oKJl0S &J5
North East South West
Pass Pass = Pass
Q q Pass +
What do you bid now
Ain view Of the fact that partner @ has
EssTs Z nd asms Il ess ssnd ss
yon can hope TO do is make z part ssoIe
ns hss % T ssoS e ssae ss hsn anss
hearts. II you should elect 70 rehid spades
you may md that partner is. very. short
YOU YOU try r. the diamonds s You o viii Be asttinE
up rather hish and partner viii expect
you to have 3 much better nand. Ins
proper procedure - to pass.
q. aAs South you hold:
A. 2AKJ1074 1K63 &A953
The bidding has proceeded?
North East South
81 Ia
What do you bid?
APrepare for big things. An inns.
diate slam suggestion Is In order. You
have choice & o. mskinE asi9, l. q mmsdlasss ss
asiep Sus pld biG Is i.r % Tie N more dssirsss
You viii be able to make the spade cue
S ssss 4 Vim ss much des 70
vey to your partner later In the bidding
the idea that you have such powerful
heart suit.
o. 4Opponents are vulnerable.
You are South and hold.
~ 2AQ93 17653 AK96s
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South
/ 4 40
What do you bid?
A,-Your hand has fair prospect Of
developing at least four tricks againse
be expectsd to develop three snicn ,s SPELL Y
any game you might be able TO make;
There IS the further consideration that
you have no good prospect OF piayin9 me
hand yourself because 1t may be qecioed
emisft. 4 your answer % was rtrorn sro nensst neat
bid was two spades, which ts very prob
able? A double Is recommended.
q. 5-As South You hold:
.AAQ754 OK KQT65 &QS
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
Il 4 Pass 50 Pass
a o Pass 40 Pass
What do you bid now?
Thought you may be tempted to pass on
the theory that you have shown the fuli
strength of your hand and because you
have q single heart The fact that your
trump Ia the king makes all the dinerence
In the world It is one full trick added
so your hand. yoq real, haze he, SM .mrins Plus
with . trump suit that Is lacking the king
and he must be counting on lostng Il. You
should give him one more chance by Did.
ding i've hearts.
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MONEY WANTED.

GENTLEMAN WISHES to borrow ST 900 to
finish, to stock, refrigeration and air.
condition store; assignment Of stock and
equipment; business doing $500 week.
Box 26-E, Star. ~
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available,
Solaed industrial: both in D. c. and nearby
Maryland; small or isrEs ssrsass; long E, cr y
saort-ssFI se. 1ssse IN ssa5: 5sLM rss TM $50
11Oo BLK, N s.E.-Vacant lot Suitable
for auto sales. etc. Frontage 100 4, con-
tanning $500 50. IT. Level. Poss. In days.
Sao6 liz
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PROPOSALS.

for the sale of refuse wood
scrap metals, and the removal Of debris
u. s. Government Printing ONCE. WASH
ms ton. p; e, May 5. 1a45sLsesled Pre-; pre-
2 o'clock pm, May 10. 1a47, for the dis
posai and sale Of Refuse Wood snd Scrap Tso
removal Of debris from the Government
Printing Office during the fiscal year besin-
ming ruly 1, 1947. The right to reject any
and all bids and to waive defects is re-
served. Detailed specifications OF the esti.
mated quantities to be sold. accompanied
By blank proposals and giving resulations
with, which bidders must comply may e ne
obtained by addressing: A. E. GIEGEN-
GACK. Public Printer: -
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY
the Mayor of Landover Hills, NC. at S9a1
81. I947 fol. the removal Of garbage ant and
Md. for a period Of | yr- -.
Bids will be opened publicly at the
the same date. Copies Of the specifica-
tions may be obtained from the Mayor
at 6el7 Varnum ST., Landover Hills. Md
r. J. MEALY, Pres. Of the Council. -l3
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SHORES WANTEp.

WANTED TO RENT-store in 5000 to
$500 blk. Georgia ave-; also stores in other
locations in Washington or Arlington, Va.
J. T. Gibbons, WASHINGTON LAUNDRY,
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and q
Gulf Coasts fastest growing restricted
Communities Over 400 sold, j to 5
acre homesites, fronting or mr.. salt
weter; community boat dock privil.: hard
read, cleo Titles guaranteed; priced as
low rs $500; S45 down, S15 mo-: I'm.
med. possession. For beautiful illustrated
free booklet, write or ph. Paul E. Harri-
son, 1882 K st. NV, ME. 1143, J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN, Realtor. IL
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OFFICES WAITED.

Old Georgetown. BOX 360-D, star -12
NONPROFIT trade association desires TO
purchase small once bldg. or an old
remodeled into comfortable ofdces: 5000
sq IT, minimum; preferably in downtown
area or on o main street; no farther out
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| q. aAs South you hold:
/ A. YAK J1074 4K63 &A953
The bidding has proceeded2
! North East South
What. do YOU bidp

Prepare for big things An imme-
Rave q choice Of making an Immediate
cue bid or jump shift In hearts, The
latter bid is BY Tar the more desirable.
| Bid later, whereas, If you bid two spades
| now Ii viii be much more difncult 70 con-
/ tvey to your partner later In the bidding
/ the idea that you have such powerful
heart suit.
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

NfGN OF OH 3 uIHIH SIIcEty- uO III bEtci VuE
than Dupont Circle Box Bed. Star. --l3
APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.
I1REE APARTMENT SITE, approved for
FHA garden apartments. all utilities avail
able; priced right for immediate sale;
we can finance to suit purchaser. Call
Mr.. Barrow, RANDALL II. HAGNER q CO.,
INC. 1921 Conn ave. DE. $500. u
GROUND FOR SALE.
GARDEN-TYPE APT. SITES; located on
Sligo Park, opposite. Silver Spring High
School-Finest location In Metropolitan
for from is units to rs units each, or a
total Of lis units In entire tract
Priced from S10,750 up depending on
MI. De Franceaux, FREDERICK W.
BERENS, INC. 1928 X st. NV, Ma. 9l41.
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O. AOpponents are vulnerable.
You are South and hold.
"A 2AQ93 17653 &K96s
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South
what do you bid?

q. 5-As South you hold:
AAQ754 2K oKQ765 @QS
| The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
Il 4 Pass 50 Pass
a o Pass 40 Pass
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

sSyEzssl.EET n !, "a. FE l.r p,sTssscTs rss. sata 81
Ie.;a norman Lewis, JOSEPH Levin. Joe
seph Berman, t1a Acme Credit CO., has
made application to the Commissioners
81 the District Of Columbia for license
"a eYlgaRc IN the business Of loandnG
money af 1876 Il st. me- for thu license
year ending October 81, 1947, as proyideo
hy the Act Of Congress Approved fepruary
against the issuance Of this license should
do 80 In writing to the Commissioners ol
the District Of Columbia In the manner
prescribed BY said Act. 3. .. BAILEY, Jf.,
Supt Of Licenses. d.
3 my 5,0,I2,16,19,23
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BUICK 1912 4-dr. sedan; radio and heater,
excellent condition, new tires; original
owner; S1,495. Call MA, 0S54, 1909 M
st. NV. -l.II
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ROKD 194i 1N-ton truck. stake body
WMLIAM r. NELSON. 923 s. 2. ", pu.
fORD Ig46 w ton short wheelbase, stake
body; less than 5000 miles. $1,700. ca.
Evening star., 1947-03-28

Justice Departments, the Civil Serv-
Ice Commission and the Public
Buildings Administration.
In addition to its foreign relief
fund, the Army received $465 ,000,-
900, most of it to meet the cost OF
pay raises voted last year.
For Congress itself, the commit
tee recommended $35,000 for new
furniture and $l3l 400 for addition
al stationery allowances because
many members already have used
up the original $500 individual sta
tionery fund for the 80th Congress
Another chunky item in the bill
Is $135 900, 900 for old-age assistance
grants to States to meet increased
Federal payments allowed by q
1916 law.
The committee turned down a
Federal Works Agency request fol
$40, 900 900 for additional temporary
facilities for schools in connection
with the veterans education pro-
gram. 1t said the additional money
could not be spent in time to meet
the need for which it was intended
In rejecting the National Labor
Relations Board request for $685., TOO
the committee said the extra funds
were in anticipation Of increased
activity for the balance of this fiscal
year on the basis of a year around
program which the committee cur
tailed earlier this week in a sep
arate bill.
Evening star., 1947-03-28
Riot
Continued From First Page.)

German food chief in the British
zone of occupation.
The whole demonstration had ear
marks of systematic organization
and British officials said it was po-
litical, but refused to name the
party they believed responsible
German sources said Communists
were responsible for the demon
stration, but said trade uuionists
did the detailed organizing work.
Transport Workers March.
Virtually all but essential activi-
ties ceased in this Rhineland capi-
tai, which has a population of hall
a million persons. Prominent among
the demonstrators were uniformed
transport employees who marched
in solid ranks hundreds strong.
Trade union leaders addressed the
crowd, milling under the trees in
the park. through loudspeakers. All
roads leading into the park were
blocked by persons whose passive
resistance and refusal to give way
stopped traffic.
Other demonstrations involving
approximately 10000 persons were
scheduled in various Ruhr towns,
including Hagen, where 10000 were
expected to participate; Solingen.
where some 5000 may parade, and
villages in the Arnsberg area, where
many Germans are scheduled to
evacuate their homes to make room
for families of Belgian occupation
forces.
Evening star., 1947-03-28

through some existing international
body for general suggestions for re-
vision.
In an extensive discussion of the
PHILOSOPHERS underlying the Nuern-
berg trial given recently to group
of military officials and to be pub
lished in the forthcoming issue of
the magazine Military Affairs, JUS
tice Jackson recalled that Reichs-
marshal Hermann Goering testified
at Nuremberg to this effect:
If he had studied the Hague Con-
vention for land warfare sooner he
would have advised Hitler a modern
war could not be waged under those
rules. that "in modern war with its
technical improvements the stipula-
tions of 1906 and 1907 would have
to be changed in order to have a
new type of warfare"
Urges U. s. Consideration.
OF this, without attempting in
any way to condone Nazi tactics,
the justice commented
II am not so sure Goering isn't
right about it, and I am going to
venture outside my role to suggest
that the subject needs serious con-
sideration on the part of the United
States. Certain countries are par
ties to these various agreements in
reference to the rules of land war
fare, the treatment of prisoners and
the like; some countries are not.
"I think it is a serious question
whether we should not reconsider
the provisions Of these agreements
in the light of modern conditions
to determine just where we might
stand in the event another war
breaks upon mankind.
"We may depend upon it that some
Of the potential enemies of the
United Staes would not be governed
by these agreements. I think 1t is a
serious question whether these rules
should be allowed to stand in their
present conditions in the face of the
challenge which Goering throws out,
and Goering isn't the only man
who has that same view about the
impossibilitiy of waging total war
within these obsolete rules"
Evening star., 1947-03-28
Deficiency
Continued From First Page,)

ments, and the Federal Security
Agency.
The House already has approved
sufficient funds to pay salaries for
the following agencies: Veterans.
Post Office. District government and
Federal Works Agency.
Not affected by last years Pay
Act is the War Department, which
already has absorbed the pay in
crease cost through SUFFICIENT dis
missals and other economy meas
ures. The Navy Department also
has absorbed most of the cost re-
sulting from the wage boosts.
There are still several depart
ments and agencies on whose re-
quests the committee has not yet
acted. In reporting its bill today,
however, the committee said it
hasn't had time to study these re-
quests and will take action "as early
rs possible"
This group includes the State and
Evening star., 1947-03-28
u. N.
Continued From First Page J

recommend that Greece, Yugoslavia,
Bulgaria and Albania agree on a
system of border control regulations
and that continuing commission
OF representatives of members Of the
Council be established.
Under this permanent commits
sion neutral observers could be en-
ployed to keep constant watch
against violations of the agreed bor-
der regulations, Mr.. Austin said.
Commission rs Peace Agency.
He said that the commission, un-
der the charter, could be author
lied to act as an agency for the
peaceful settlement Of those dis
putes among the four countries
arising from border difficulties.
Action along these lines by the
Security Council, combined with
the proposed emergency progran1sot
assistance by the United States, -
Mr.. Austin added, would advance
the prospects of peace and security
in that part of the world.
Neither action would be of as
much effect if taken without the
other, for these are Complementary
not conflicting proposals-one to
watch the areas where actual dis
turbances occur, the other to
strengthen Greece sufficiently to
maintain internal order, and to re-
store to her people hope and con-
fldence in their future as a free
people"
He declared that without such
measures, each supplementing the
other, there is grave danger that
the situation which Is now before
the Security Council might de-
teriorate.
The present commission was sent
into the Balkans after Greece COM
planned to the Security Council that
guerrilla bands from across her
northern borders were infiltrating
the country and aiding Greek left
ist forces battling government
troops.
Fears Greater Guerrilla Activity.
In urging that the present COM
mission keep representatives on the
spot until the Security Council dis
poses of the Greek case, Mr.. Austin
warned that with good weather COM
ing on in Greece I'VE may expect
Evening star., 1947-03-28
Jackson Urges New War Rules,
Finds Old Ones Are Obsolete
Failure of Russians
To Accept Geneva
Convention Cited
By Elton G. Fay
Assoeiafsd Press Stoff Writer

Supreme Court Justice Jackson,
who helped prosecute the top Nazi
war criminals, said today the world
needs q new set Of rules for waging
wars.
"It is perfectly obvious these rules
are obsolete as they stand" Justice
jackson said Of the various conven-
tions and agreements under which
armies usually fought until the Sec
ond world conflict introduced total
war.
The jurist, who led the United
States prosecution staff at the four
Nuremberg trial last year, was
asked by reporter his views on the
treaties covering warfare-soms of
which date back to 1907. The most
recent revision was made in 1929.
These treaties bind the military
forces Of signatory nations to speci-
fed conduct in the treatment OF
prisoners, civilian populations, bom-
bardment, blockades and the use OF
certain weapons.
Justice. Jackson emphasized that
he was speaking as citizen and did
not intend his views to bear official
weight. He avoided discussion OF
any specific rules he thinks should
be changed, saying such detail prop
erly is in the sphere of military and
diplomatic experts.
Cites Russian Example.
! But he noted that not only has
the mode of warfare changed since
the rules were last amended, but
the stature Of some nations has al
tered.
Justice jackson mentioned as an
example Russia, which is not sig
natory of the Geneva Convention
governing the treatment of prison.
ers of war.
That convention was signed by IS
nations in 1929, at a time when the
Soviet Union was remaining aloof
from international affairs. Because
she was an ally in World War II
the matter assumed no significance
then. Now, however, Russia ranks
among the major military powers
Of the world.
The question of revising the rules
of war, said the justice, was rather
thrust upon me at Nuremberg" but
he has made no formal recommen-
dations because that is more mat
ter for other people, military, dip
lomatic and others.y
Without going into atomic warfare
or the future and functions of the
United Nations, Justice jackson said
he believes any rules revision would
have to reflect the agreed opinions
of all nations.
But he also expressed the opinion
that before the United States pro-
poses any new convention, the Gov
eminent should decide on specific
objectives.
Half of your success In an inter-
national conference is in knowing
what you want when you start, -
Justice jackson asserted.
Suggests Approaches.
He suggested that there are sew
'eral ways to approach revision OF
the rules:
1t might be possible for this coun-
try simply to notify all other sig
natories of its intention to disre-
gard the existing conventions, at
the same time expressing q desire
for a new body of laws.
Or a proposal could be circulated