Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1929, Page 24

THE EVENING GEN, COURAUD ASKS 1S, DEBT FAIRNESS France Should Be Given as Much Consideration as Ger- | many, He Declares. By the Assoclated Press. nation, a living fll' llvlnl symbol of honor, courage and sacr’ Then Gen. anunud oomel todny l Ambassador said, le Rainbow Dlvhh)n ll-ll vhll of 10 years ugo, not as & commander-in-chief, but as a comrade, to sanction a com- radeship which was begun in the plains ut Champagne and at an uncertain hour, between night and dawn, between ll!e and death, between victory and de- feat. AL that huur flle Rainbow indi- cated the end of the stormr. In the middle of the rainbow is gold, and we k ow here, as we knew in Champagne, that the Ralnbow has a heart of gold.” ‘This year ls expected by New zel- lis] landers to be the greatest in its au mobile history. U. S. OPERA IN FRENCH. Composer Says He Is Unable to Make Adequate Translation. By the Associated Press. 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