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Show EUROPE .s m - 1 TO Withdrawal IIJ JLyJLL Temperature in Europe Cheers Droop-in- ; Troops, Adjusted Dawes Plan Next Step Urged. the northwestern gate, many holiday makers believe the weather Is warm even at Deauvllle. Early tourists have had tough luck this year, April and May have been a continuous alternation between rain, hall, frost and snow. Paris have been kept busy explainto their customers ing why the heat Is turned off on April 1, regardless of the thermometer. Shivering custo mer are net much Impressed by the arguments, however heated, and se cretly determine to support President Coolidge henceforth in Insisting on keeping the French debt at the present figure. One little ray of sunshine, however. makes a tremendous difference, an numerous popular songs have attested. Boat trains are pulling Into Saint Ijixare statioa every few hours from Cherbourg and Havre, laden with smiling passengers, who make happy contrast to the sullen folk who filled the same train during the past eight an mm ml larly useful If it were spontaneous and unconditional.. France would reap a moral advantage far more valuable than any material exchange that might be gained through subtle negotiations. The reparations question Is not so Inseparable from occupation as many think and certainly a few soldiers on the Rhine will not help much to weeks. ' The railway porters, too, ar happy, for tourists under blue skies give solve it. twenty francs, where they grudgedfive under the reign of Jupiter Flu' VillR Although most Americans visitinghere are leaving Paris over the Whitto give resort keepers sun week-en- d a chance to recoup their early season losses, several thousand will attem Loncchamps, Sunday, to witness this spring's final real fashion parade. LAPPING IT UP. W. H. Nelson introduced the visi tors and each i given a round of . The male chorus aang . , applesauce. several songs, before and with a piano Both were solo by George Anson. applesauce. Bloom- given generous Ington (111.) paper. The relch must pay Its debt and must admit that there cannot be any diminution without a corresponding reduction of interallied debts, because the Uawes plan Is the cornerstone of the whole financial edifice laboriously erected since the war. Doubtless It will be necessary to fix the duration of the Dawes plan. There Is no present reason why it stiould be less than sixty-tw- o years. . the duration of the allied debt agreements, which means that after amortization f the railroad and industrial bonds Iri thirty-al- x years the reteh should continue the normal budgetr annuityx of 1,250,000.000 gold marks for twenty-siyears more. Financiers Find Charges Too Hsavy, But as most financiers find this charge too heavy, they also find'sixty- two years too long. If Germany could free herself by anticipated capital pay- ment for example, by mobilising part of her railroad bonds, which would In turn permit creditors to antlcipata their heaviest annuities the duration of all these agreements could be'short-ene- d and the normal Dawes plsn ancould be reduced to a more rea- . nuity sonable amount, such, for Instance, as the sum payable this year. Such a giga title operation hardly It . can be realized immediately, but might be undertaken immediately after the American electron, and achieved during tbl winter ao that should there " CLEAR AS MUD. Sixteen beer parlors are in opera In tion hotels at rural polnta in the province, but none have been establareas. In these ished In local-optio- n areas there will be no license issued unless It is clear no o b umlliHB, e i 1 T. 4k-- .i press. Manitoba Fre be an economic rrisi then, a many fear, thla new arrangement would go far to conjure It by opening rosier prospects. - The people of the world have placed their he In on world Dear and pros perity and statesmen must, by broad, foresighted action, help to realise these A I F dpi 'y - B BS ' A Mf k Ramsey plate I as carefully made MW that th annsyanc of wabbling, droa. ' Bing out, or riding the gum ia seldom, aV A if vr, experienced. Don't take my word for It. COMPARE th best Plat you ver saw, costing less than $24, with this Ramsey Special Plat at $9 J? Compare material, compare teeth, compare weight, cempare fin. (V, YjT nn, compare m workmanship, compsrt fit, comfort snd service- VJ'J ANO "HEN BUY THE PLATE YOU THINK THE av w tkj jf J III, ' , Refrigerators to our store and learn the latest and greatest advances in the science of food preservation. 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Heavy steel continuous posts; fiv turned upright fillers. A beauty and built for a lifetime of sorv- g vie. Priced this week.... Suite shown above is construct ed of Walnut, in combination with other hard The Newest designs and built for a life woods. Finished in carlv American "Walnut color. Bow-En- d and an irrisistible Vanity. Chest time ofscrvice. latest 9Q7 CA Bed, . style I -- 4 VUI ivV o r: o f ifi.es, cuuiJtcic- vu cuuvcimiiii iciujs- iT r 11 - We Give The Greatest Values In ' K PLATED &' THAT: FIT III Ordindru Furniture CREDIT CHEERFULLY EXTENDED . hopes- M Costs No MotTeThdh hotel-keepe- rs Occupied Zones. ' During this year the zones now occupied ia Germany should be evacuated. This action would be particu- "GOOD FURNITURE Sllilllli ISSIlif By WILLIAM BIRO. (Copyright, 192$. Consolidated Press.) PARIS, Alay 26. A sudden rise In temperature all over Europe on the eve --of the Whltaun week-en- d has cheered the spirits of tourists and confirmed their confident belief that when winter-goe- s spring cannot be more than two months behind. la This the Drat taste ofeal spring weather Europe has had since February, and, judging ty the hundreds of automobiles lined up at Pqrte Maillot waiting their turn to leave Paria by Itua-tlo- DINWOODEY'S UN ILT Ml Spirits of Visitors. By GERVEILLE REACHE. (Caiiyrlght, 192S. Consolidated Press.) PAR13, May 28. Franc thU week n has appraised the new political in Germany in connection with her own recent clearly pacificist parliamentary elections and finds' the . European continent definitely assured against war and also against Moscow's worst enemies today 'are no longer the conservatives or reactionaries, but the socialist democrats who have realized that Marxian extremism would destroy the benefits the working class has obtained In ten years of unmistakable progress. Ger-ansocial democracy now has achieved a triumph which some may consider excessive, but which was necessary to show communism its relative place. With peace better assured. It la Important to remove the last vestige of militarism surviving from the war. The German left parties demand certain international advantages which cart more easily be conceded to a e(ulnely republican regime. Should Evacuate .,,............ J l I rt928. 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