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Show IT AH Coronation History. Greut.si IV,,,,. liuiiiiiunmiiumn WHO'S NEWS : THIS WEEK... Lemuel F. Pirton By 14 V - Ironmonter Statesman. ' FW YORK.-Poste- has riry i Fitting Tour Hat If you have a tight felt hat, hold it in the tteam of a boiling kettle. When the felt is thoroughly damp it is easy to atretch it to the right size. rnTTTTftTTrrrtYrmTTm? rs M Items of Interest to the Housewife AROUND having the white strips term thi petals of the "lily." Lay each oa a bed of curly endive. Accompany with cheese straws. Cleaning Brushes Combs, A MIk Puddings bttn pretty much left to Orange peel teaspoon of ammonia in a quart si::: for itself in the scramble shredded very finely makes an ex- of water will remove all grease Cut uf the depression. It may cellent flavoring for milk pud- and dirt from combs and brushes, It is a pleasant change after which they should be rinsed be jbt around the corner, as dings. from nutmeg when added to rice and dried in the sun. K.ii.i:uan and Connelly had it, pudding or baked custard. .t Ni v.lle Chamberlain is the Cocoa loses that raw taste ii made with half milk and half water, then boiled. More nutritious and digestible, too. Making Cocoa o:.iy statesman who hu given it even a g top-brack- wig-wa- Ki: Rust Remover Onion juice will remove rust from tableware. Tough Pastry Too much water will make pastry tough. !..it:cally, raspingly even, he liouse of commons that Keeping Cheese Moist To preProtecting Mirrors Keep mirLr.elur.d must pay as she goes; that it from becoming dry, keep rors out of the sun it will causa vent generations must not be crip- - it wrapped in butter muslin, or and other blemishes. I 'fii v. .in debt; that "we cannot put in the glazed hygienic paper in spots WNU Srvlc. li e n of rearmament on posterwhich some bread is wrapped. ity.' He presses his excess profits tsx. Like other countries, England Devilled Egg Lillies Hard cook HERE'S AREALU is at :!.( crossroads of tax or borrow. MARVELOUS C!.;.!:.i lain says tax. The house is as many eggs as there are to be then peel careChill, AR6AIN IN servings. E :;... some with acquiescent, fully. With a sharp knife cut t'i !'::.(:; forming. from the large end to the FLOOR WAX-- A Britain's ironmonger-statesmeof strips remove yolks, mash and center; FULL QUART FOR Birmingham, old Joseph of the season with salt, pepper, mayontioutonniere, and his sons, Sir naise and a little Worcestershire 85 NO RUBBING- Austen and Neville, all practiced refill cavities sauce. NO BUFFING WITH Carefully casv conformity in THIS AMAZING NEW aiiii stubborn dissent when it seemed iiiii'urijnt to disagree. And Neville O'CEDAR Chamberlain, chancellor of the exOthers WAV Hindering chequer, took over his father's orchid and eyeglass and some of his A VEXATION arises, and ideas, but not all of them. Chamberour expressions of impalain nere probably would have actience hinder others from takcorded managed economy no more ing it patiently. We say an unthan an angry growl, but there is kind thing, and another is hinmore than a dash of Maynard dered in learning the lesson of Keynes in Neville Chamberlain's that thinketh no evil. charity as he out procedure pilots England We say a provoking thing, and of the depression. another is hindered in that It vus thirty-on- e years apo that effort to be meek. We day's Joseph Chamberlain was politically hinder without word or may sidetracked by the tariff issue he act. For wrong feeling is more 150,000 feet Used & New Pipe fought throughout his life for high infectious than wrong-dointantfs. It was in 1932 that his son Sizes V6", 1" especially the various phrases sh.'.r.l through his tariff policies. of ill - temper, gloominess, Structural Steel and Plates They are a persistent breed, with touchiness, discontent, irritabilr.o Galsworthy at hand to write their ity do we know how catching Monsey Iron & Metal Co. family snpa. They are the Forsyths Uiese are? F. R. Havergal. 700 Stitl lii Wist Jilt Uli Citj ltd of tiller middle class England. Nu.'.e of the Chamberlains made any ponuf.ections to court and society, and none accepted a peerage, In olMiours. the bird talk in the old comt at 11 Downing street interests Neville Chamberlain more thnn the prevailing London chatter of money and war and politics. He eavesdrops for hours on the bird salons, noting fheir cadences and writing sedate articles about them for stodgy periodicals like Black- wood's. He is tall, slender, sharp-featureand concise and preeise, hard-boileapparently cold, but typically British, with both sentiment and power in reserve. i t ii.e f.:e -t coronation procession, hailed by fountain on the way to Westminster Abtu-y- li.ndon.-Englai- KTs . ctoria orf?round. r CooO ru"l ' The Z1 9 11? S , .Srfatest M'"W' as " a"d qu,en' ,s ' i George VI Is Crowned n or-ih- ui i i If Wit i 1 ( " - , i ;1 " '( . S .:.V i - If Ji 1 I 14 fr k , f ' . - ir 5 a ' 3 ! " S '- - x ; lb w 1 - r fe-- si Z - f, j As one of the represcnt- the I'nited States, James Won.-- In the climax of the coronation ceremony, the archbishop of w (;prar, (abovf , aUended the f0r. sltrbury places the Crown of Edward the Confessor upon the head of onatjon 0f (,e01ge yi. uis nanus iremuung wun cmouun Inlcinationa! Ncas Raiheiilioto. ' London. atives of IntcrnatfonaJ Xcv.s haduiphoto. d, d Returning Home in Triumph George VI ig t it" I v'U..'H III "'ft? New Liberal Leader. P. TAFT, son of the piIARLES late President, has made several speeches in recent months which have pegged him quite definitely over in the liberal zone, as talk of Republican party reconstruction warms up. This writer happened to be talking a few days ago with several informed Republican partisans, one of whom is a New York state leader, and they were agreed that, if e there should be a schism in the party, Mr.'Taft would be a "natural" for the liberal leadership. "Don't Point" is possibly a maxim of good reporting as well as behavior, but just glance over there toward Cincinnati and notice that tall, slender personable lawyer, and you'll be able to identify him in ' v. at - )X " ".' '. s '.A "' ) s;w w V ' ll fi 1 f ? if f A fiM I I J ! VA -iuns tit XIUll i 4 trends of party leadership have stirred more and more talk about Mr. Taft at least one hears a lot ti London.-- An !.prrssi, e v;en- !; ant procession as they wenucdLie mnnv in Wcsumnster acbey. i .. - iuu. b attend- difp and .,f 1 . uuic h, i: Radiophoto. 1 ty Sons of Presidents have never carried down any dynastic lineage. There was the Adams family and the ?ons of Lincoln and Garfield ga.ncd cabinet posts, but most of have gone their own way in bu-:- . css and professions. In Ya'e, ('; ,.ries P. Taft was awarded the t'.fidon Brown prire as the student d sfdoing "the greatest capacity for " .' V s V leadership." v r jr i t His latest clout into the left bleachers was when, at Washington, he told the Daughters of the American Revolution what he thought about trying to smother ideas with an opprobrious name, suggesting the of "painting red networks of communism across every evening , ' i , ' lie won college honors on his merits, not as a President's son. He earned his varsity letter on the football team and returned after Ibc war as an assistant coach. He entered the war as a private, advancing to the rank of captain. He was prosecuting attorney of Hamilton county in 1927 and 1028 and was ore of the most progressive irail blazers for the commission Pertinent just now is his stains as an informed and effective labor negotiator. .o t Vc.vs Ftnturoi. F. Consni W 1 Ni: Srv1re. . I I - a f r . j 'St I t.) !iN - ed nn Prancing chaffers in colorful uniform's, ride to the crr-.- iii !U, ! i BEFORE YOU NEED A QUART fc'iSKS srass . ' 'x f ' S .t "First Quart" fast proves Quaker State economy. Drain and refill with Quaker State. Note the mileage. You'll be surprised how much farther that "extra quart of lubrication in every gallon" 'takes you before you need add a quart. The retail price is per quart. Quaker 35 State Oil Refining Corporation, Oil City, Pennsylvania. sky." Resplendent Nobles in Coronation Pomp i - the ,tlI,.nation cere- - k hereabouts. of it ; ticoree VI.' newlv" . m he appeared to the er COmiKit nn . . . Int. ' ""MUnai cws Recent 1040. ! v . fI J5 - FdRTfEK GO liberal-conservativ- s. ..v. . The Brightest Comet " brightest and most cpectacu- ov.et on record appeared in It was plainly visible while 'in was shining, find its tail, :. was more than 2'jo.ono.fifKl t m length, swept across the f.i'in horizon to horizon, -- r Weekly. . ... no i ii. M.w iioi si: Salt Lake's Most Hospitable (Hart Hotel Invites YOU tiki H The Newhouse Hotel 400 ROOMS 400 Z. 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