Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 40

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T MUSSOLINI PLEADS ACAISTVIOLENGE Premier Tells: Fascists Dis- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. TUNIS MAY GIVE FRANCE PROBLEM | iigioier it e restste & In short, the British now are play- PARALLELING BRITAIN’S IN EGYPT |5z e 1ist act ot the piay. while Tardieu Says Urge for Independence May Flame in French Colony—Dcclares British Policy in Case Is Proper. but it is the same play with the same authors and the same actors. Same Memace Everywhere. Thus, European colonization, which has done great tnings in the past and might do even greater things in the future, comes back to the work In the road. Consider what is hap- orderly Elements of Party Must Be Ousted. WU AWK SLRDTE. came, bringing with them order and By Radio to Tae Star. ] ’ i prosperity. It is this very prosperit JARIS, December 1—What has|Proated b ey \appened this week in ERypt is vast- qiegt“n 0¥ SrOTORCENg H ason for Iv ‘more important than is generally {hrowing out the Iuropeans. Moscow By the realized yet. The murder of Maj.|has a special budget for North Afri- n Decomber 2.—Premier Mus 1 solini, in a cirenlar to local Fascis: | Gen Sir Lee executives of the varions Italian |4Gueénces ha towns. states that a revision of the ! party’s m 1 and po'iti n discussed thus far| iy the present state of mind of local Zuropean political view- | populations. really a tremendons Although wor n that is now opening| CRabi e 1p with teenth century colonial | smpires at grips with Moscow and An: Te Tura Over Fleet. And just while all this agitation is coming to a head, an unfortunate coincidence makes the French gov- nment decide to turn over to the ets Wran, Bizerta. A S aspect is perfectly | made by recent .incidents must be | N French press un- glresea flect interned at ommlssion is com- 4 to take over the portunity da along inoviev let- . command- Tunisian people supported Fascism, he |’ ie uld re-estab adds that dis- | whatever their t be eliminated. a ; must also personal quarrels. g g o alitiG a e 4 | rs. has 7 demanded to be re- »ved of his post rather than receive ' The so-called | {p 9 ADVERTISEME ack and its conse-|can propaganda which figures heavily (and the pening in China, Indla, Persia Trak—the same menace shows head. Let Islamism win in Africa tries suffered before thes Europeans |and bolshevism in Asia and propa- ganda will be turned on Europe it- self with the Third Internationale uropeans that the na- |immensely strengthened by its colonial successes. It is the first great battle between the oid burgeoise European regime new dictatorship of the proletariat. 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The USCO Cord is fully warranted and carries the name and the trade mark of its makers. It comes in 30 x 3 inch and 30 x 312 inch clincher, and 30x3%, 32x3Y%, 31x4, 32x4, 33x4, and 34x4inch straight side—all the sizes for light sixes and fours, United States Rubber Company Handled in Washington by the following dealers: Washington Garage, Service Tire Co., ‘W. 8. Keaworthy & Co., W. 1330 14th St. NW. 14th & Corcoranm Sts, N.W. Dexter Auto Supply, 3054 Mount Pleasant St. Edwards Motor Service, 16th & Rhode Island Ave, N.E. L. M. Stallings, 500 New Jersey Ave. N.W. Balley’s Auto Supply, 14th & Columbia Rd. N.W. Little & Co. 13th & Eye Sts. N.W. Harry Winingder Garage, 507 Sth St. S.E. Brightwood Auto Supply, 5017 Georata Ave: NoWs The Hecht Company, Tk & K 56, N,W,. Western Auto Supsly, 2379 M St. N.W, 509 Tth St. S.W. Lo-Ko Service Supply, 1430 Florida Ave. N.E. Bailey’s Tires & Accessories Co. Florida- & Ahstman-Aves. N.W, . C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2 Coupon Sale Tomorrow! See Pages 38 and 39. Floor Dress Chiffon Velvet Dresses Silk Velvet Dresses Bengaline Dresses All-Over Embroidered Dresses Heavy Crepe de Chine Dresses All-Over Beaded Velvet Dresses Poiret Twill Dresses BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST “THE DEPENDAB; ous dress values are offered in thi Dresses of beautiful, high-grade materials, right in the height of demand for every Winter occasion—at savings almost unbelievable. this sale, like those preceding it, is erealing tremen- A wealth of beautiful styles— materials and qualities that will prove a revelation. dous enthusiasm? Sizes 16 to 46 and Extra Large Sizes 42 10 52V Read the List of Favored Materials: IT PAYS TO Goldenberg’s Is Now a Christmas Store STORE" The GreatDress Buying Opportunity Goes on Tomorrow! Worth $20, $25, $30 and $39.75 Y They're Selling Fast—Hurry! Pages could be written deseribing the wonderful values that our painstaki better still, you should come tomorrow to our Sceond >ction and see for yourself what marvel- effort has produced—but e at $9.75! Do you wonder that NOTE—In the Sale are Dance Frocks of Georgette and Chiffon in delicate pastel shades. Chiffon Velvet and Silver Brocade - Satin-Back Canton Dresses Colors of Navy Black Broun Cocoa Gray and Pastel Shades Chiffon Velvet and Georgette Combinations Ensemble Coat Effect Dresses Crepe All-Over Gold 25 to $37.50 Winter Coats Many With Fur Collars—Some With Fur Collars and Cuffs 16 to 20 for Misses. 36 to 46 for Women. Extra Large Sizes, 42Y; to 54V4, for Stout Women. $19.75 What could be timeliér than this sale of Coats? ~ Cold weather is here and with it this offering of splendid quality garments at unparalleled savings! .. : Only by seeing thése wonderful coats can ‘you appre- ciate the savings in this rare buying opportunity. Materials are Fine Suedine, Velour, Bolivia and Cut Angora Many With Fur Collars—Some With Fur Collars and Cuffs, Others With Self Collars Lined throughout with crepe de chine or satin. Straightline models, trimmed with silk stitching, embroidered and braided styles. Tailored sleeves, raglan effect sleeves and -puffed sleeves. The furs are Manchurian wolf, muskrat, sealine (dyed coney) and marmot. Colors of navy, brown, black, battleship gray, cocoa and rein- deer. Complete range of sizes for misses and women, including extra large sizes up to 5414 for stout women.

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