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Premier of Italy—Developments After War .
Marked Defeatof 19th Cen Is' ' , . ______..._. . - _
tiny hes-alien. ,_ _ S _V , cloths
some Mussolini-Isa:
“mm ;.-m was gocd for the 19th
.‘rr'ary.
P!“ .pmcnts after the war mark
. ,a .Jrleat of liberalism.
it mean to make room for those who
declare war on the state and are act-
ively engaged in demolishing it? Is
this liberalism? Well, if this is liberal-
ism. it he theory of shame and ruin.
Liberty is not an end but a means.
closes liallyist .6"o'
Charming Summer Hats
' - frocks. . ‘
C375”. .: ism and (“cum .r. out. All IUCh. It muatbe controlled and do.
. liberalism. minated. v ‘ ‘ . _ , . . . .-
r "0‘ “l “6- W e Imm- t {flu “Mm- m kindly nave-ad t6 Prominent are . the broad-brimnied hats, the 1 -
5. ; wrnmcnt made happy all n e me if there ever was in history a - - v - ‘ ,
. -.r:ncd. ”venue” Md mummy on the land- will gracefully swaying brlms, transparent or;
I s, ;. “-9 when it x. necessary. consent of the peoples, and which had - ' . '
“.1... 7,0,," {m- the 20th centuryl renounced the use of force. Such a Of fine Straw’
., vrrlo‘r. discipline end hierar-
5 .1,;_ May 18.--Order and dis-
“: .lre the wetcnwords of con-
”. . ~ patriotism in the 20111 cen-
.rrliing to Benito Mussolini.
’ - cf lmly and leader or the
we liberalism was good for the
'w'm')’. but is not the last word
, . . . l‘ economy. according to the
W, - «u ivrnllghl order out of chaos
i. is ~. :n only five months.
3' » mi has written for Gerachle.
,- 1~ 1m magazine. an outline of his
, a! pmwnment and a reply to
s of I-‘ascisism. He advocates
government never-existed, it will never
exist. Consent changes like the shapes
of the sand dunes on the seashore.
Consent can't last forever. nor can
be‘ general. There never existed e‘
government which mid. happy all its
governed. Whatever solution you hep-
pen to give to any problem you will _
inevitably create a category of dissat-
isfaction. -
Now. if it is axiomatic that any gov.
ernment measure will create a certain
quantity of dissatisfaction, how can
you prevent dissatisfaction from
spreading and threatening the solidity
of the state? You will avoid that by
employing force. by creating a reserve
Leghorn, fine qualities with plaltings 'ot crepe. l
lhiisn and Swiss Straws impossible to describe
but exceedingly good looking and stylish. '
Tube Straws and mail Clochesh'spes with
simple trimming,-mostly of ribbon and crepe. '
Felt lite bearing Knox, Gage or Mellon
labels. May be'worn on hot summer days as they.
are as light’as a feather and quite comfortable. Soft
crepe sashes are the sole trimming.
1
., ..' was” ,_ H : of force, by inexorably employing _ ‘ . V ._-
1‘: BENl'lo MESSXLINI for;:k:he‘::lyece:::;y. . "nu.” - f E For Matron are dl’CSS)’ styles ll‘l horsehair
. ruduf:§":;'a::‘::y t with whatever force it hes—and I mean ' l , ___-__.-. " braid and thk lace-
'1 I ’~ men _ physical. armed force—leave to it on- _ _ , . ' -
. . 'G‘m‘cm‘) ly its immortal principles, and that SpeCIals tn the Furnlture Department “C $10.95b32000
A ( :tain Variety or Italian Liber- government-will be at the mercy. of .' l W lone.
: ‘ ‘ .“.h,.‘“;,°°,',‘,'e”°“;'n{f,';l‘ 3:333: “1° fir" “my; "“9 “a“? ‘37" This is'a good time to purchase furnlture, both for the. yomlgtgeo-
‘ ‘ 0 in i it. fascism is ro ng - ' . . - ' “
r, V. V, hours an extraordinary re- alirot‘i'iensi enti-Sitai theories into a. pie who are just gathering thclr household goods, and also for ose , H
I we fohthe I:lIhlefl-ldetunct social- rubbish can. When a group or a party who wish to replace worn pieceS. The stock is not only large and well D, D
?"“ ”mm as 9“” to possess is in power. it'has the duty to fortify ' ' ' , , . .
a « Yl'lili‘, undeniable truth. load for and defend itself against all comers. EiSSOflgd'bUt contains many SpCClfll pieces at 10W pl'lCCS. The fOllOW Inner resses
. ' :l- - all places and situations. The truth. now clear to the eyes of all 1113 being a fCW examples. W materials, richly W
: ls nilsurd. Liberalism ll not
w... a 9 “am. and, in the art of gov-
. —~~ "t. it does not represent the n-
u rmula. In the art of politics,
v‘ ,~ 1 st. delicate and difficult of all
'llvre is not the Aristotellc unity
place and action. as it treats
:1» wt refractory of matters. steadi-
4‘ il‘rlng. due to the fact that it
. v lill living and not dead beings.
" n l'avo been more or less happily
A , nml in a thousand different ways.
ulwm is an achievement and a
“ ml of the 19th century. It is nbt
w .m that liberalism as a method of
~ ‘ll ment, good for the 19th centu-
. a veniury chiefly characterized by
r a ll. w-lopment of capitalism end the
n llmning of the sentiment of nation-
a must perforce meet the require-
mnr‘ls of the 20th century. which al-
”‘1le announces itself with charact-
v‘mcs radically different from those
d: 'tnguishing the pieceedlng century.
Now, the greetest after wat- expe-
riences, which are still developing un-
dnr our own eyes, merit the defeat of
:ltvoral m. In Russia 3nd in Italy
1 .ere as been proved that e govern-
ment is possible above and against the
“hole liberal doctrine. Communism
and fascism are outside liberalism.
But what does this liberalism con-
Pit of. which has inflamed all the em
r~zlrs of fascism? Does liberalism
~-1n universal suffrage? Does it
r an that in the name of liberty we
r s' leave to a few the liberty of
v: -;:.lnrlng the liberty for all? Does
rattan-n
who are not blindfolded by dogmetlsm
is that men are perhaps tired of lib-
erty. They had a orgy of it.
liberty is no longer the chaste end
austere virgin for whom fought and
died the generations of the first half. of
the past century.
For the intrepid. thoughtful youths
who. are facing the dawn of the new
history there are other and more fas-
cinating words. namely, order, dis-
cipline. helrerchy. The poor Italian
liberalism which goes fighting and
moaning for greater liberty is singu~
larly behind the times. Fascism. which
did not fear to be called reactionary
when many of today's liberals knelt
before the triumphant beast. has no
fears of calling itself illiberal, entt-
liberal.
Better know once and for all that
Fascism knows no idols: does not
worship fetichs. It hes passed. and if
necessary will pass again, the more
or less decayed body of the goddess of
liberty. .
Today
Trick Flying Banned
HARTFORD, May i1.—8tunt flying
over public places, such as ceused
comment lest fall when an aviator
did tricks over the crowded Yale
bowl is expressly forbidden than
amendment to the aircraft bill. which
passed in the Senate yesterday. The
bill in general would regulate the use
of aircraft. placing it ~ within the
hands of the state police. The amend-
ment was offered by Senator Covert.
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next summer’s sun and heat?
somewmmhlnungalsouluinyarf-
ooatol'paint. 'Ihesunwillsoonbeget-
tinginits work. Ieyour property'pmteeied"
agams' t those blistering, bunsingrayflmof
willrotenddeceybe
able to creep
theblisterscrseksendbsrelpoufi ‘ . .
Come to us for Patton’s WP!“-
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them new. ‘ all“ V »
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woman-nhiiaiibfigml .1,
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Bedroom Sets
Sets' or an: Amencan' Walnut.
beautifully. paneled in the lighter
shades of walnut.
bedstead.
Were $192.00 Special-$155.00
Any of the odd pieces may be
purchased at correspondingly low
figures. ‘ ,
Sets of graceful design, Ameri-
can Walnut two-toned finish and
fret-work panels. Large bureau,
semi-vanity-dresser, 'chifi’onette and A
bow-bed.
Were $275.00 Special $230.00
Sheraton Mahogany or Walnut
Sets with delicately» framed and bead-
ed panels. Fiftanch bureau with
large mirror, full vanity dresser, chif-
forobe and bed.
Were $340.00 Special $285.00
.Living Room Sets
~Three pieces of luxuriously over-
stuffed furniture with coverings of '
ta estry or velour, very reasonably
prlced. Sets with full spring
cushions, spring backs and spring
arms. '
Were $275.00 Special $229.00
- Tapestry Sets in Pompeian blue
and red have ninety-six inch daven-
part, wing chair and large armchair.
Were $385.00 , Special $315.00
Sets with eighty-two inch Ches-
terfield sofa, down cushions cover-
ed with plain taupc velour, wing
chair and easy chair.-
Were $394.00 Special $327.00
_ Mahogany :Set with eighty-inch
sofa, wing chair and armchair.
{These-have spring cushioned »- seats
and backs covered in blue‘and taupe
figured velour. .
,WaerSz-SDO , 'SpeciaifiZBS‘flO
Large bureau, _
semi-vafiity dresser, 'chifforobc and ‘
Dining Room Sets
Two Special Sets of American
Walnut, one in Queen Anne and the
other in Sheraton design. Full ten
pieces, and may be had with chair
coverings of Spanish leather -or silk
and wool tapestry. Special-$275.00
Mahogany Set in Sheraton style,
bullet, dining table, serving table,
china cabinet, and six chairs coveged
with Spanish leather.
Were $310.00 Special $275.00
nulls. Colonial Sets in selected
.mahogany, ten pieces in classic ‘de-‘
sign. . ~ '
Were $430.00 Spedalivmm
'American’ Walnut Sets, ' Italian
style, with paneled wood deals on
china cabinet, buffet, dining table
and six chairs.
Were $425.00 Special $305.00
Fourth 8001'.
Verandah Furniture
May is the month to select ver-
andah chairs, rockers and other fur-
nishings. ,These may be had in nat-
ural or walnut finishes. All pieces
made in the most substantial man-
ner and guaranteed.
Cln’ln, $1.98, $4.50 and $4.75
Rockers, .
_ 1+7 31-98. $3.00, $4.50 and $5.50
‘1’?“ Mufti floor.
This may be of interest to you.
Consult our salesmen about the
deferred payment plan.
A credit of six months toe year
can be arranged.
-. -.._~.._...._.-e _.
_ fist Crepes andGeorgettes, straight line mod-
els with waists, sleeves and side panels artistically!
. decorated in head work. ‘ ‘
Combinations of black' and gray with steel
beads, or brown and cocoa with antique gold beads
and tinsel work. . . _
Cinder gray in Crepe and Georgette, two mod- ;
els, with steel beads or in iridescent colorings. 1]
Black Georgettes with panels and cap sleeves3
elaborately trimmed with steel or brightly colored
beads. -
$39.50 and $49.50
. Sizes 36, 38 and 42. A limited number. ‘
es 3 leeoxldlllor.¥
Bathroom Fixtures
Nickeled Towel Bars,
24 inches,
Glass Towel Bars,
24 inches,
Glass Shelves, ’18 incli-
es, .
Large Robe Hooks,
6 inches.
$1.00 ”‘5-
Easement.
Table Lamps
.With‘ hand painted
glass shades in scenic
effects.
Only one of each.
Bridge Lamps- ,0
Iron standards, with
Al special sale prices. parchment shades deo-
woodman, $35.00 orated with silhouettes.
lHouse'Furnishings. at May Sale Prices.
Fireless Cookers
v-{l'wo compartment
size ~Vwith‘ seamless
aluminum wells and
lain.
aluminum utensils. edgeandljne. with‘panel‘ 5351‘s,!”
Colnpletcfwith ba ing- _' “$13.98 '. w . C ‘1'
lac-ks" . - n I ‘ “Won 5' . ”lit.“ ‘ large'sitelforrefriger.
- )7" $29.50. _- 331.53" "ed“ and ,‘atoruse. ":jtlsoa
» 3...... ~ - ' Electric :clrrillu
solorg/iZLinchJengih.
’ ‘Vflgeaeli.
x ‘m um"
Dinner Sets '
in 'AmeriCan' Porce-
‘ One hundred
pieces-with either gold
edge. andJineror blue
959-: ~ - . ,
Murray?»
m’ six .cup’ size
' ,‘Wd 133": 910$;qu
nickeled. Mat 13*-
? Imehg'l'sbleswith
. large ironing. '
I
0. strong-12W.- and ; .‘ $430? fivgfrolnS‘to : -
- Housemrnishings ‘ China-and Glass Plated Table 3““
' .TeeCups an'd Sauc-
a... two" styles. gold
.11.. W a
plain Colonial pattern
band, or with green in bright finish. Sale-
borderfipattem: . ‘ prices. . , ._ V
$2.“ a 3m
, Bile Band Jugs,
English ware, five
sizes, half, page two
ewe-mm
smitten.
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