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a b le th e sudali y o u n g s te r s to c ro s s M ain s tr e e t in s e c u r
ity a n d s a fe ly a n d tfiu a 're lie v e m o th e rs o f c o n s ta n t w o rry
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v a rd w ill he c o m p e lle d to c ro s s E a s t M a in s t r e e t s e v e ra l
tim e s a .d a y . W e d o n o t believ e, i t is a s k in g .to o m u c h o f
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t o r i s t, a n d T h e T id in g s n o w lif ts i ts voice on behalf, o f
th e y o u n g s te r s , h o p in g t h a t th e c ity o ffic ia ls w ill firtd
t h e i r w a y c le a r to d e s ig n a te th e s e s e v e r a l s tr e e ts a s
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SEMI-ANNUAL
O ffe rs Unusual Value'!
TOASHW l
LETTER
By CHARLES P. S T E W A R T
NHA Service W rite r
WASHINGTON — The govern
mental attitude in Washington is
vHy pessimistic as to the war
debt outlook.
Nobody can say how the French
situation can straighten itself
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State department otflclaft Bare
war debt collection by force, but
neither does anybody in official
circles suggest cancellation. The
French debt simply Is there, and :
there seems to be no way of get
ting rid of it. .
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Franco-American relations are
bad now— not officially but actu
ally— and every indication is that ,
they will stay bad indefinitely. >
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Paris government agrees to a debt £
settlement and their badness wlU^
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refused.
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being actually engaged Hi paying
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» up, but to the accompaniment of
Even under . a dictator, their â chorus of references to th e U n it--
war indebtedness w «l still halts od States as "Uncle 8hylock”, by|l
oter the French'.
leading British newspapers and
If « dictator undertakes to public meh.
settle It, the conviction is growing
Oia the other hand,' If France
that he, too, will be overthrown. repudiates her obiigatons site an-
If he repudlatee.lt, French cred do'ubtedly Will hate America even
it Will be ruined, French money more cordially than she does ndw,!
will be worth nothing at all, and and Americans will not have a
in that event also he doubtless particularly kindly feeling for the
will be overthrown.
French.
But In favor of whom?
, Public men In Washington me t,
It looks as if present complica careful not to say anything very
HELPFUL COOPERATION
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that resentment'
C ity w a t e r o ffic ia ls in fo r m u s t h a t th e r e lrav e b een cated, and to get worse. There no question
h u t fe w in s ta n c e « th is s u m m e r in w h ic h A s h la n d re s id e n ts appears to be no hope, even on among them is increasing, with r.
the horizion.
the mobbing of American in Paris!
h a v e fa ile d to o b e y th e r u le s r e g u la tin g w a t e r f o r i r r i g a
Nobody suggests an attempt at and denunciations wf the United L
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