| Show WIU BOGCnS FANNIE HU81T —0 0 M’lMTTRE— MCTUfiE PAGE— MtlSlB 19 LITERATURE— DRAMA— ART— TIIE SALT LAKE TRIEUXE SUNDAY MORNING MARCH Ten Thousand War Prisoners Fail to Get Out of Russia Remain Land of Soviet Ten Years After Armistice Because of Inability to Return to Their Homes in Other Lands Hungarians in For Workers to BERLIN (UP) — “Believe me or nJt 10010 Hungarian prlvoneis of ar are still living in Russia sixteen years after tlie outbreak of the War twelve yenis after the armistice They would like to return to their homes but cannot do chiefly because they have not enough money to pay for 'v the long Journey from Russia to Hungary This surprising statement was made to the United Fress bv Ur Bela member ol the Hungarian chamber of deputies and one of the leaders of the democratic party during a recent usit to Berlin He lias undertaken to bring the 10000 HunSibct la garians home fr-Dr Fabian has made leveral fiery speeches In the Hungaiian pailia-tneon the subject utgmg the government and the public to act immediately tn the matter Himself once pusoner of war in Tuikestan and Siberia he has published a book depicting the sufteumts and privations to which the pnsoncrs were subjected in the Asiatic camps The book Is entitled l’orty Men or Six Horses' (the stereotyped Inscription appearing on the Ireight cars used for military transportation and that tarried those 10 000 and many many others to the front during the var ) It Is an extiaorduiary hitman document Scattered Over Entire Country “These hlenVnWthTtVmn'er''1:'1'' fer"d ah so Fa-bl- Greenhcepers Hold Meeting In Louisville The National Greenkeepers’ association recently nut In Louisville Ky to study the problem of the brown patch and other fungi that attack golf greens Greenkeeping has now progressed until the modern keeer Is as much an expel t as the club professional an nt $ WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE Janet Lane! and James Warreii ate catling on the latter s 6tster Mildted Warren In her studio m Gramercy Park Janet is the daughter of poor hard working parents and works as a stenographer for her own living Her fattier John Thomas Lane is hi cnarge of a gnsoltne filling station not far from the Lane home in Brooklyn He has Just had sent to him as Ins assistant this same James Warren and believes James to be merely a young man sent out by the Miracle Oil company Janet too believes James to be no more than a clerk and though she Is attracted to him she had decided not to fall in love with him for she wants when she marries to escape from the drab poverty she has known all her life In James Is the son of the piesident of the company and '1ms only been placed in the filling station as the first step toward learning his father's vast business He Is in love with Janet but has promued his father not to tell Janet who he really Is He has taken her to see his sister Mildred because he Is anxious for someone In his family to know and love Janet as he does and a meeting with his father Is out of the question for the present Mildred after welcoming them warmly has asked permission to paint Janet's portrait CHAPTER S Dream of Splendor Many years later Janet asked herself how she could for a moment have believed that such luxury as Mildred Warren was the result of her own efforts at painting From the gorgeous evening gown that Mildred wore to the smallest detail of the studio apartment wealth and good taste were displayed yet Janet relaxed and unsuspecting took her cue readilv from the matter of fact attitude of brother and sister and only wondered mildly from time to time why so talented a sister had a brother content to work In a filling station Janet Follows Mildred Into (he Studio She followed Mildred from the living room of the apartment into tlie studio a smaller room covered by a skylight and with long windows that looked on to the park on one side and blank walls on the other Mildred drew heavy curtains of mulberry colored velvet ovpr the windows and turned on the lights In the room Along one side her canvases had been hung Beneath them stood pots of shellac and vanish for she had been finishing the pictures she Intended to exhibit ‘I hate framed pictures” Mildred said going over to one of the larger canvases and touching it with an experimental finger “Somehow the frames never serin to suit the pictures and then I like my work to speak for Itself without the help of any frame however artistic to set St "The assumption however that all Hungarian prisoners of war were confined In the camps was erroneous Many of them woiked outside the camps In remote regions These pi may never have heaid about the piesence of Hungarian committees In Russia or at any rate they did not have enough money to join them “The soviet government has declared that it does not regard these people as prisoners of war but simply as aliens iving in Russia and it consequently refuses to assume the obligation to send them home The ten thousand therefore must remain in Russia Unless they can raise enough money to pay the passage Another obstacle is the fact' that in each casc le evicts demand a valid hat ' Hungarian passport which can ohly £xth of ’the be obtalned from Hungdry with' con- Inhabited world They stdetable delay and expense' earn their living as fisheimen in i Vladivostok as fur hunters in Kamt-rliatACTOR fORGETS TO APPEAR and Jakutsk us woikeis in the (UP)— Veit Harlan one blazing cotton fields of Tuikestan of BERLIN Berlin s best known actors Is probas herdsmen in the steppe country ably the only stage star professing a as factory hands in the cities of weak memory V hen recently twite Russia and as soldiers In tly in close succession Veit failed to army facing the Chinese m Manappear at the theater where he was churia the leading role he did not playing “Relatives of these pilsoneis are try one of those exletters each from receiving republic cuses like sudden illness or an of the soviet union some of the most accident but told his director recent letters have bren posted tn the that his weak memory had caused Burjat soviet republic All these let- him to forget his stage apearance ters express the same feeling a de- The play in question had been sire to return to Hungary The Rus- running for weeks sian and Hungarian governments in ‘ 1920 and 1912 concluded agreements ALTIIOUS LISTED covering the exchange of prisoners of BERLIN (UP) — Germany boasts war However the Hungarian com— is mittees entrusted with the mission 8300 living— not live writers of assembling tlie and playwrights according to prisoners did not pentiate the territory between the latest edition of Kuerscliner's Kranstiojarsk and Vladivostok be- “Get man Literary Calendar” where cause there were no concentration thetr names are recorded m alphacamps between these two cities betical order The first and the coveted last place In this long list aie both held by pseudonyms of the humorist the pen-naCruises Aaba Roda-Rod- a leads the Held while last place by off” secured Oeoig Ltcliey adopting the almost unpronouncea- Much of Mildred's CUNARD LINE S3 day of Zcengis Zzjz-ca- k £000 to $1230 ble Work Very Clever Madeira Morocco Algiers Much of Mildred's work was very Italy Riviera Sweden Norway DAILY FACE NEW ONE A clever none of It was mediocre Edinburgh Holland Belgium Par The critic would have said there was little BAMBERG Germany (UP)— (London Rhine Oberammergaa the town depth to it but there was originality Passion flay)— select clientele the population of Bamberg as and a sense of design In even the breweries as many with most and best for your money churches increased by 365 during poorest canvases Janet though was lloleli drives fees mtc included inno art critic and she had never seen 1929 or at the rate of one new so many pictures at a tune in all her Frank C Clark Time Bid N Y habitant a day life She was delighted and Interested and one plctuie pleastd her particularly It was very simple a white house nestling in trees the afternoon sun bathing it in light and throwing the trees Into relief “Thats a little old house I saw In Maine one summer” Mildred explained seeing Janet's Interest In IN “Thpre was tlie dearest old couple living in it they used to come out and watch me paint It and some day I may send them the picture they seemed to like It so well” 'Better not be too generous” Jimmy said in a warning tone "you've nd Regular examiantions got a living to make young lady" dental woik done in time — Janet Thrilled are the least expensive plan Over Mildred's Work bj far Wc emphasize this Mildred shrugged her shoulders our of but a quick glance at Jimmy told him great truth to all she had lieedpd his words “So I patients and thus save them have" shp said lightly “I'll leave the their and preserve money givhig away of my best canvases un- -i health May we ren- til Im rich and famous — who knows you may all belong to the 'I Knew Her der this type of con- r When’ club some day " to service structive L “I belong now” Janet said a little breathlessly her eves shining ' I nevyou? er have seen so many lovely things at one time in mv life before Its wonderful to be able to do this Isn't It?” she apiiealed to Jimmy who after a proud glance at Mildred said “Well you've one admirer more any-wa- v - l i ka an tune-honor- atito-mobl- Uke-wl- Clark's Famous EURQPE2Ti2iXril Our- Patienls Follow Our Advice ' r The Modern Way to Have Dental Work Done — A Way Tliat Is Quite Unlike Others 30-- T ADG1 0 GOLD liRUKlWORK S200 up FILUNG- KiVi to $250 $150 IVXcs $100 0LI1L Genuine 1II4 rLUlS with THE- - ?9ft TFFTU in PorreUin spmalie row ns and AUrs work We Teeth S- PORI SLAIN BYTE Genuine Trubjle or 20lh Century Cl Aft AN l IROWNS ( T ION FKLE EWM1N MOST BEAUTIFUL I'LAIK possible to produce using an lilt aitraitivo Maroon base with (he NXFl'ftAL-- 1 PINK POKING R I Blit R GENUINE IRLBY1E Olt 20TI1 CENTURY GOLD PIN DOUBLE SUCTION TFFTU GEAR NTF FD TO FIT GIM-Ilk- b MINI FSS IMRAClIOVt S00 V lr Isr J A ( W pirsou d Servile br Dr- Davies 4V Ensign Dr J ' Nitrous Oxid Gas Oxjgen W Ihomaj Burdette ith broil im plates— your rnairrd se "Dreaming?” Mildred akcd her presently Mildred Manage to Get Jimmy Alone Janet was startled “I— I guess I was” she said sleepily “I was so comfortable I haidly knew where I was Tills is such a beautiful room’ I'd like to stay here forever " Mildred laughed “Then stay line a few minutes it you don t mind and taast your toes by the lire while I fight it out with Jimmy about that landscape he doesn t like Not that lie knows anything about art but lm willing to listen to his atgumenis against my hanging tills particular" picture in the forthcoming exhibit Janet harcily noticed them go She was soothed and fusetnated by ber surroundings warmed by the fire secure in the welcome she had received Her starved spirit was groping for the beauty that had been dented her so long and she was glad to be alone In the studio Itself the brother and Sister standing before flic disputed canvas lookPd for a long moment directly at each other “She 11 do” Mildred said softly "She's a darling just as simple and direct and sineete as a hollyhock She Is a darling Jimmy and I'm terribly thrilled that you brought her to see me " “Do you tliluk Jimmy asked Sjelem Employed During Infliirnxa Epidemic Slay Be At s4°° and batk In three hours Opposite Auerbach's Broadway ot Xnnil IV Suite F II E — ID not m 212 215 n R1— 30 a ni In t 10 p to 2 p m (for people who work) Brooks Arcade Building PHONE WASATCH 7782 - ranges open a Intensities Is expected to Political conditions In Colombia business de SEE SCHUBACH FOR GLASSES PERSONAL tUMVIDlSAL SERVICE Forty-secon- Free Examination So Appointment Seer story Forty-secon- fifty and tips” Jimmy with a grin “Look some chap lave me 50 cents today for wiping the grease off his engine— that makes me X23 even so far this week" ‘Twenty-tw- o BROKlN C-nFii a grlmaee and held foot clad in green $25” she said “Oh you're an awful fool hat you kre I just could (Copvnght to be doing w not stand it” No I suppose you couldn't but after all If I ni going to manage the business some day I want to know ft from the ground up And nothing that lets me meet a girl like Janet Is Is now it?” utterly foolish LUNatS Dt PLICATE D AT LOW COST iKn nil itljjUVl OPTICAL CO VJL enm-mltte- e: Mildred made out a slender “These cost me Jlmmv I think Main — Next to Western Union 276 1930 New York AUERBACH CO It’s Time to Equip Your Car for Spring With ‘ 11 done ' “Good IT! be here” Jimmy prom“That Is if I can gpt away” he added “I forgot for a moment that I’m nowr a working man ” Tbev went back to the living room and Janet unwillingly got hprself out of her easy chair and prepared to go home She followed Mildred Into her bedioom and almost gasped at the splendors she saw there — silver jars full of cold creams and perfumes crystal and cut glass containers with rare scents in them a bed draped In flowered yellow taffeta and through a half open door a tantalizing glimpse of a bathroom done tn moss green with daffodil vellow fittings Mildred with a careless gesture told her to use anything she needed and watched with some amusement Janet s admiring look about the room When they went to Join Jitnmv again Mildied caught some long stemmed vellow roses out of a vav and pul them In Janet s arms Try these on your own room" she said lightly stoppuig Janets thanks Janet Thinks Only Of Mildred's Success Janet was glad the nose of the subway on tluir way home prevented their tclking She wanted to remember every detail of the evening every minute tiling about tlie studio apartment every look and gesture of Jimmy’s beautiful sister When they parted at the shabby Lane house Jimmy said Did you really like Mildred?' “I think she's wondeiful” Janel Mildred” said eagerly "I can't tell you how “So I have” his sister said smiling much I enjoyed going thcie with at Janet “and if that admirer will you ” only let me paint her I'll be mighty “We'll have to go again” Jimmy haniiv!” Suggested “I d love It" Janet said happilv And as she made ready for bed in “Then let a go back to the living her own little bedroom Janet room and have some of Lucy's coffee thinking jlam of that other room wlieie and waffles and make the arrangesuch careless luxury tn Mildred lived ments for vonr sittings Do you know resolved that she would go again go 11 wiut I think 1 do Jimuiv? I think and learn how to make a home like 111 have her wear that old Quaker that for liorselef some day And oddly cortume I have hanging around enough sly aid not think of Jimmy at somewhere Shes just the tvpe for it all She thought “If one girl tan and 111 use a bowl of red and yellow do that for herself whv so can I tf single ones I just work hard enough" tulips the for a note of color and maybe a was forgotten feet with some Jimmy (To be continued braided rug at her black and old blue In It How does that sound?” (Copyright 1930 Public Lcdgci swoon wm Jimmy Knows That poi St Mildred Likes Janet 'phW YORK iAt— Amork an money “That sounds fine Jimmy said bus made possible extensive of the Polish national heartily with another warning glance at hLs sister He knew the costume j In undertaking the (onstiui-tlo- n of 14000 freight tais and 10K) she meant It was one their motnei had worn to a luncv dress ball yr ars passt ngf r coaches the firm of Lliop Mildred Rnu & Lowenxtcin obtained $40 000 belore and he kmw that liked Janrt or she never would have 000 through the Standard Star FI- suggested letting the girl‘ wear one of nanee corporation a subsidiary of the I Mrs Warren'K di esses Standard Steel corporation Then wpnt back to the living room F MOKE Rif AUSTRIANS waffles s sweet and ate Lucy wuh ' bti'tcr and tlntk maple syrup and (Pi — Aurtilnn WASHINGTON drank coffee heavv with cirani Mil- - are becoming rteve ea'ers cpspitp the dira maae fun of Jiinny s fact that the room produces n me loom linn about not gluing1 It romes fiom I'elj Brilj-land tea-e- d Anient an enough to eat at ins boartnng home and the Unfed Sjtr' In told Jinimv 'Not her ponu- rire h rapdlv tnerra’ing 'I (font" food like this anvway ' larity las awe of its a'tiaothe ap- ' her pearance and tho fact It is told in Janet biokecl dreamily while the brother and sister smoked small ‘arks j of Ins worx the cigaiets and talked NOT SOIMLCUB coming exhibit whicn site promised she would get raids for Jimmy and NEW YORK MT —The Bankers') Janrt to we and other things that elub of Amenta In the heuit of tlie intcip'-tothem They kept warilv New Yotk fipunrtal di’tiirl with a awav Horn penonal topics Janit member-hiof 22(K) ts ft bin mms end rot' a 'mk'hI athletic h'lruiy li'tened She v as busy rearthe mind her lcom mg in ip or club The court of claims ranging poi tug she hart alwajs plumed for b°r has so held tn exinin'ing it Irani a H would have to tie 10 diemn limipr cent tax lot null - 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Ive promised father you know and I don't want her to suspect a thing until the tune comes" “I promise" Mildred said promptly "And 1 11 make you a present of her portrait it It s any good Mavbe between us we can manager a little more entei tabling that you can seem to afford on your— what ts it $ 20 a Mildred Arrange Another Meeting "You win Jimmy She's probably worth ft dozen like me— well lets go back You know what V think now 1 get her to come In next Saturday for a sitting and If you happen in about tea time there'll be no harm Reiyed NEW YORK — The glowing population of New York biinging ip Its moat populous districts is the Immediate pioblem of greater New Yotk Subway congestion is the most difficult aspect of the traflic pioblem with which the city's admlnlstiution ts grappling The obstacle In regulating the tiaveltng public lies 111 the objection of the people to be lfgulated "There's always loom for one inotc" is the unwiitlen law of ' subway and FI and all conveyances for tiuvel with the excepUon of the Fifth avenue bus The crowds pour in so long as the doot s remain open e chance to squeeze and ft past the portal exists Everybody is in a hurry to get home in the morning everybody Is m ft hurry to get to work This situation Is due to the fart that so many thousands reiiort for woi k at the same hour tn the morning and ere released at the same hour futlier will like her?” SESTI8K— Fifth CURE DEAFNESS IN CHILDREN Tried Again Be living room was NEWS ' Extractions Under Ca ?2 to ijl We Feature Nitrous Oxide Gas Mail u le ers too Mildred's full of Lowers MAIN NEW RESEARCH MAY HELP Stagger’ Plan i 2 195(1 i 29x1 '0 Cf'xt 50 T0x 50 I 295 00 50x5 00 31x5 00 28x: 29x5 30x52 31x3' 29x3 2 nut $9 45 975 9C5 1143 11C5 1153 1245 1255 1255 1325 1335 Tt hi 2135 140 145 155 175 1E5 125 200 220 230 2 1C Mt 30x350 30xG 00 31x6 32x6 33x6 30x6 31x6 32x6 30G' 32x6' 336 carry to and recom- as mend (ti'iicns alas a certain price class 00 00 00 30 50 50 H in Aie Sever l’mler$o!d M VXA y W AaUNHiII I V1 ti’Y I9A B v ’ |
