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Show 1 - American Farmers In Russia Feted at Terrific Banquets of . DAILY - . r an example, here is what Ellsworth, la., happened when we visited the can farmers touring Russia, Ukrainian Research Institute of wrote the following dispatch for Animal Husbandry and its experi United Press; "Getting material mental farm "Ukrainka." The In out of here by phone and cable stitute- - carries on work of a typiis so darn tough I thought I'd cal experiment station, la,000-acr- e and farm feeds the the said. he an airmail letter," try The dispatch helps explain why animals as well as the 470 people the American travelers finally working there. ' Each member of our group was rebelled against the overwhelmena huge spray of flowers by civen ing show of hospitality they smaller the in Russia. countered girls of the farm vili. lage, The whole population of the place By "RALPH OLSEN seemed to be in the street with the Written for United Press DNEPROPETROVSKY, U.S.S.R. pxceotion of the ones needed to (Via Airmail) The agricultural cam on the work to be shown for someone had to delegation to the U.S.S.R. from our benefit. And the US. A. has been in Ukrainia be preparing the terrific dinner were served. nearly five days. Each collective weHere is the menu. Caviar from manu farm, research institute or to sturgeon and salmon, two kinds of facturing plant we visit tries outdo the ones visited before in sardines and three other kinds of fish, cold roast beef, chicken, extending hospitality cheeses, tomatoes. cucumbers, d eggs, onions, two kinds of bread, butte (fresh churned on the farm). This was the first course. Then they brought a sort of pastry with ground beef cooked in Ihe center of it. Also a clear Editor's Note: Ralph Olsen : , As I - ... r - J mid-We- st i , - Couple Picked Up By FBI In Extortion Case K - - t i -- Utah County. 5-- A Nixons Planning Coast Vacation CHICAGO (UP Property owners can protect their invest WASHINGTON (UP) Vice Presments with title insurance, ac ident and Mrs. Richard M." NLxon cording to N. G. P Krausz, assis and their two daughters will leave tant professor of agiculture law at by: plane Aug. 9 for a week's visit the University of Illinois parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nixon at Whittle Calif . . . to real estate is never Per. Title Ve"' Nixon's office said his only pub- " " 7" This is because land acquires"-- ,Cr . new owners, mortgagees, tenants.!". Bowl Aug. 16. He is who have various legal interests. in Hollywood honorary president of the festivaL he explained. Even if all links in the chain of title are available in courthouse another party should establish a records, Krauz said, there is still valid claim against the land. a a slight possibility of imperfec Property owners often get retion in the title single premium policy that imnot mains in effect until title to the Title insurance does to another it does But title. protect property is "transferred prove ' ithe owner from financial loss if Krausz added. "<?0n ' hard-boile- same hospilal with the same doctor in attendance. Left to right, Mrs. Wholford, and Connie, 6. Susan, 1; Anne 3; Sandra, ' 4; (UP Telephoto). FOUR HAVE SAME BIRTHDAY All celebrating their birthdays on the same date, Aug. 3,' are four daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wohlford. The girls were all born in the same room in the - Republican Outing Ogden City, Weber In Dispute On Ambulance Galls Third course was a broiled beef OGDEN, (UP) A dispute be time, and was called out again aft The fire chief said he thought it Slated at Lagoon was time for the county to, do some filet and small buttered potatoes. tween Ogden City and Weber coun er it returned. ' Fourth course consisted of ice thing about the situation. Weber SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Wedsheriff Peterson told j hot soud. . (UP) A young .has been ar couple unemployed ty officials came to a head and a fancy wree-iaye- r rested by the FBI on charges they cream suear cake (I guess it was) nesday when, a county ambulance attemnted to i extort $100,000 from burnt icing between lay- call was refused by CityFire the wealthy father of murdered Bel with elaborate on ers and top. Air socialite Mrs. Norma McCauley The dinner was followed with Chief Clyde L. Peterson. Peterson refused to allow the by threatening harm to her three was ambulance to there Naturally champagne. pick up a sick minis children and Ms family. me or weu Known vouiiii fedter from the Holy Trinity Abbey plenty Held on charges of violating and Some Russian wine and fruit for transportation to Huntsville. eral statutes by (writing a threaten- drinks. There were then some Peterson said the ambulance was ing note to John A. Thompson Sr., man- Bel Air contractor, were Edgar speeches and toasts by the om out on an emergency call at the and other Leon Williams, 24, and his .wife, azer of the Institute of the American Veronica Elsie, 22. Williams is a cials. Members .' . delegation responded with toasts, Negro. and songs, including, as John Malone, agent in charge of soeeches one might suppose, the Iowa h termed it a "very Vm T: corn song. crude" extortion attempt. The pair Af to tei dinner we went back was accused of writing and sending Hotel Intourist to pick up the harm a note warning that bodily our baggage and start by automo, would befall the Thompson family ' and the three McCauley, children bile .for Dnepropetrovsk. it The al crowd in the street made unless $100,000 was paid. to most get moving. .Mrs, McCauley, a divorcee, was The impossible windows of the cars were bedin her stabbed and strangled so we could talk to the peo room last July 5, and her houseboy open Die and they via former UCLA law student" John R. nushed "ud translators to set their so close Crooker Jr., .is awaiting trial for heads Inside it looked like some r the murder. one would surely get hurt. Her. husband Frank McCauley, On- - arrival here another mass World War II Air Force ace, was of people were in .the streets ap divorced by his wife March 3 and proaching our hotel and the after her murder took custody of square on two sides of the build the three children, a custody now ing. To get us from our cars to being legally! challenged by Mrs. the hotel door the police had to McCauley's father. ; . ; form a lane and even then the Malone said Mrs. Williams was nressure from the people back in "picked up by FBI agents shortly the crowd forced the hear ones i after noon as she picked up an right against us. to we No one was hurt and got to dummy package, supposed the money, at a post office. the second floor to a corner room I Thompson had immediately infacing two streets. The windows formed the FBI when he received - were open and we could look down note last Saturday.- on the faces of what must nave the ALL WOOL been several thousand people. Thev aDDlauded the short talks Dior Sets Out made by the tired delegates. We were told some of them had been To influence Males waiting seven, hours to see us and Fashion czar it was then nearly midnight. PARIS (UP) This was one day of our Christian Dior has set out to in tour of- - the U.S.S.R.. and it Was fluence men's wear. the day from different not .much The house of Dior has opened a before. withr a special section boutique, for men's fashions. REG. 9.98 "We are not "opening a tailor ing business heaven forbid!" said a Dior , aide. "But there is; a lot more to men's dress than suits." The men's section contains all the accessories the fashion-co- n i mnimia man neeHs WASHINGTON (UP) Junketing fip erwlrS PERCALE handkerchiefs, colored and suede congressmen were off and running to everyabout And scarves. just estsl suspenders, Wednesday BUTCHERJtAYOhLj . where except the moon, and that leather pants; VOILi, Etc. "Nothing better for sportswear," may come later. a Dinr snokesman said of the Unfortunately, a new House-Sena' "Yd. Extra Terrestrial Exploration nants. Rep. in by to date Committee, customer proposed Most famed ), isn't orthe men's section has been Mar- - Frank M. Karsten ganized yet. REG.49c Yd. lene Dietrich, the actress. wThe sky, apparently.'is still the of the a "She bought pair for herself," a limit, but there aren't any other leather pants to speak of. salesgirl said: "They are in black limitations troups were head CHENILLE and' with her figure well, - she Anv number of or ' Far the or East, for ed Europe, just gave them everything." BED senators or Three now later. Will Dior go on to more basic both, anH some House members already designs in men's clothing? to talk atoms. "Who knows," said the aide. were off for Geneva Foreign affairs, armed services, "This has been such a 'success and appropriations committees, on i maybe." both sides of the Capitol, were ortheir . usual inspections A small liunp of sugar, a half ganizing and everywhereexcepi nere f teaspoonful of baking soda, a le there members said it looked like salt or a few pieces ot white Some of one of the biggest Junkstart r soap, added to the water. helps the seasons TWIN and DOUBLE SIZE on record. eting to keep cut flowers fresh. REG. .98 LOS ANGELES Utah is Wise Insurance one of the Ameri- l THURSDAY. AUGUST 4, 1935 Prof. Says Title v . 1 HERALD i an county Hadley he felt sorry for "anyone who had to lie in pain waiting for transportation, but that he could not allow the ambulance to go oui leaving a city of 70.000 persons without ambulance service. Weber county commissioners have said they are not responsible for providing an ambulance. Le-Ro- y residents were left without an ambulance when the Campbell Bros. Ambulance Service had" their only vehicle ruined in a July 14 accident. The service had previously been hired by the county. The abbott was eventually picked up by a Utah General Depot' ambulance, in response to a call from Sheriff Hadley. N.G. Morgan Jr. today that the annual Utah Republican outing at Lagoon on Auff. 25 will be featured by a talk by1 Chairman Leonard Hall of the Republican National Commuan- nounced Die? ce off at GREATER DOLLAR DAYS! te. Before the outing. Hall will meet with Utah GOP leaders in a series of Salt, Lake City conferences. JLm ? hr 1 i I - .1 1 f ivX'Ag.Owwvvi-vkrv.-- i wmmwmw IIPl IV A. 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