Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1925, Page 32

3; : THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1925. J APANESE H[]N[]R SNAPSHOTS OF A MAN PASSING A HOT PLATE—By GLUYAS WILLIAMS. |BORAH SAYS ECONOMY |the abiiity and the courage” of both| SCIENT|FIC PARTY SAILS, [t Premier Painleve and Joseph Caillaux, IS GREAT FRENCH NEED |the new finance minister. Whether they can find the votes to sustain| Will Study Little Known Islands| 10 Wi L (B tz o Asserts Higher Taxes and Rigor- | themselves, he added, was a differen in the Pacific Z ous Cut in E: Rty The Navy mine sweeper O, A us Cut in Expenses Will Im- “Caillaux is credited with saying|from Mare Island Na Yard -4 es that he 18 in favor of drastic me: o salled or: oh e j < = Foowe Bkl Coalitons. ey iaa wsevh faaEe” Nen | B b Ships Collide, No Lives Lost. e ator Borah continued. “This is the langs in the (DON, Ag Demonstration in Commem- e - Temedy. But whether the patient will [ Diege, ana o 1 N e hope of ¥rance to improve | accept the prescription or not, only|tists who : ; fiscal conditions of that country, in|the future can tell. But unless the| oration of Landlng at the opinion of Senator Borah of Idaho, | French people are willing to pay taxes PLATE D AUNT GRASPS PLATE, DRAWS BREATH MUTTERS YES HE KNOWS SHE SAID chairman of the forelgn relations com-| as other peoples who were In the war| Seven scl mittee, with regard to the situation|have to pay taxes, there Is not much | Academy o Shimoda 75 Years Ago. 1A OK OUT TS IN SHARPLY, AKD STRRTS JUGG IT WAS HOT, BUT HE DIDN'T KNow now developing in France. | hope for better fiscal conditions in | — d 16 PLATE FTROM HAND TO ITWAS RED HOT He said that he had “confidence in! 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