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Show 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER It HUNGARY'S PRIME MINISTER HOLDS RECORD AT ONE POST ;Count Bethlen Steps Into Power, Although New to Politics; Known as "Sphinx," He Enjoys People's Full Confidence. : lstr among statesmen for eontlnuou a premier, having Jut com. chief ax verith year pleted, hU cullv of th ktngle Alagvar atat on th Inub. Ilia record In thl re ' th mora temai kat.I when It epect I mmffiMml that this lauded aristocrat of Tranaylvmila held tiu prvlou government portfolio una bad uu prior xecutlv training. known a th Spiling of Europe, Count Bethlen haa mad "silence" the kevnola of him labors a (h archlte. Hi n.1 huilder of no. tear Hunaary. almuat morbid imiilni taciturnity and hava fellowracn from hit aloofneaa caused aoroa of bi rrlllii to call the Hungarian statesman a inteaomrope, But that he piaMMM many human .fluallllea and kindly virtues la attested woo enjoy ma conhy the select t fidence. Although ha appear to lack warmth and affability, hia frleuda h la tha kindest of man, and a marked ecnaa of humor. Olvet Impreatien af reord rvtc 1 poea Obacura Official. ' Ol allaht build, elonrated. lean face d unobstruatv personality, ehynees. and aomawhat aacetlo mien, Count Bethlen glvaa tha Impreaalon of an obscure government off ii la rather than a prima minuter and member of ona of toe proudest ana moei armo-cratl- e In Hangary. lie la famine neither a brilliant speaker nor an accomplished writer. Hia strength ll for organisation, hard In his genlu work and concentration. .Although he baa aat regularly in parliament for twenty years, blrvolca baa saldom beau heard In let tie is Known throughout Hungary for his eraordi- nary ability to manipulate parliament to hia own enai wnen a critical gov. arnment leaua Is at'alake. none of the Count Bethlen posae polish and finesse or the trained diplomat or professional politician. Ha deals In plain facta and logic. But ha ' possesses an uncanny ability of Inventing hia parliamentary utterances with a double, and even a triple, InterHis ambiguous declarapretation. tions are on of tha standing jokes of Hungary, Th country has faith In Count Beth-tebecu of hia unquestioned Integcharrity, patriotism and acter. H la a poor man. Rather than he become a Rumanian cltiien, gav up all his extensive estates in Transylvania In the Rumanian land reform low. Hi own country wanted to compen- deep-route- Ijier Mechanical Men rrk reorders, system Include power OM'ratfd i ell. bra. control machine and other mwhunlstu f. regit f freight cars, Tht f.Blatlng movement PITTSBURGH, P rnilruad to permits "car riders," brakemcn and einilpment with switch tenders, car riders, wltrhln.tl. ar gradually giving wsy car Inspectors nf nien to manually before tlw adviiic of th mechanical place "skates." or block." "n th rail. . I llow lluse narovy jaramen r ueni rep la td by an aulomtaic elcctrn-pnenuitle system of freight cur control wu( f rnllr.md be xnlliirl st mevling offlctal tnd ahlpner her Kepteniber ...... 4r " Th Polish Clemency Given Slayer of Soviet Envoy ti. H.,i-v- ten.-- e for th minirter, 10 years, Ilrr murder of th Volkoff, from Ruealan II f to ; reed KowerdM h a yar already Of hi sentence, and had given up hope of freedom before lit death. The clemency which lowerd hi sentence was an Individual act of general amnesty announced by tha Polish government to celebrate tb tenth anniversary of th . rebirth of th Polish state Kowerdu killed tha HovUl ambaswa lie tears old. sador when only He wa unbalanced. It I believed, by alleged Hulstievlst atrucltlee between li'17 and l.'i'i When n fired the fatal shot be cried "Russia ' Poor Kusla!" In the belief he killed th man who signed the death warrant of the lat s.ir and th Russian royal family. Zipper Hat Does Away' ' With Rumpled Locks PARIS tAP Practicality and cl.tc combined In a felt helmet hat cf that fasten up th middle buiiutct with a simper claan. On ntotkm of th hand and off coin th bonnet ar tii without mussing th hair. Th sifsper bonnet bxk a inucli like a felt nig a a bat ouuld. Th lter psuedo-ceutforma unrt, and th fixint of th hat Is ahapeil to follow the line of li.'iir parted In th middle and (urolHid mwiotlily vr th forehand. They ur itiade In beige and gray for nd black or brown fir brunette blonde. (J. in 3 Seconds MA2IN0 sckntific di gcovcry ends Jr. corns and caQo. One miraculous. Beware oi work. It imitation. Get th reef drop docs sets to deaden pain in 3 "Gets-It- " for sale eveShort seconds. Then it rywhere. "GETS-IT,- " dries up and loosens Irx, Chicago, U. S. A. corn to you peel it off GGTS-DT- T, easily. Doctors find It -- dot Lover of Animal ana) Church Attendant, Ha speaks and writes fluent French German. Italian and English, in addi tion to his native Hungarian. ii book ar In th realm of tiMorv meiiibei and political clnce. II Is of th Reformed Calvanlst church, and dett. n, I URL DKIA.NDZ. I'.diii.d fAPI. With Aulonuillc handling or rreigni sate htm hy giving him a caaUe In Hun Kowertla. yotlna learn lit Ma hat rvfuset In olaaslflcatlon ynrdk, where train are tary. but he refused, as h his m hool student, has received word In hlirtt I the Utest develonmenl almost every other honor country mad up, n- w htch reduces hi f the tn the ntnncaly licuort Plltb'irli has offered him. rntlrondlng. The founder of modern Hungary has one few Induigencea and only it two He la an Inveterate dxaret hobbies. smoker, formerly consuming na nuiny as eighty a day. About eighteen month ago this hn lilt br una lit on nicotine ol. onlng, which almost, caused his death II hue sine reduced hia dally rutloii to about twenty. Among bis pastimes, hunting and shoutlni are the favorite. He inds all hi holiday and vacations shooting on hia estate and those of hia friend In Hnusary. He I also fond of ten nis, golf and horseback riding, ft was on a horseback ride that he made the acquaintance of the great Hungarian atateaman. Count Tteaa. who recoaulwii tola political talents and cuinryuiuiii and later gave him th chance that waa eventually to lead to hi becoming prim mlaltr. modeaf A vlalt of Count Bethlen' horn In Budapest reveals a man of small stature, of high. Intellectual fore eyes, dark head, deep-sand scant blrsut covering. If I Myears old, but looks many year yuunger. He I and cautious in He conversation. He rarely smiles. with visitor the polite formalgreet ity, and then takes refuse In hia taciturnity. His answer to questions art short and often vsgu. ery chief executive t Huncary fond of music, inglng and dancing, but gets little leisure from hli niultl-farto ihetA official dutle to pastimes. By JAMES D. MILLS. BUDAPEST. Hungary, Sept. I (AP) Count Stephen Bethlen, prim mln of Hungary, hold th European , from rullroad innierc Btlng th syaleni Indlcats II economical, tfftcleut and tim-v- - chamber which ar Railroads Usin 9, 1928. ttend service regularly, lit areat lover of animal. spclulb lior.Bethlen and Count a if d'-- find banquet and social functions burden- He prefers th recome and tedious. pose and seclusion of hi home, where Invite hi few Intimate he occasionally friend for dinner or for a gm of was Counters HI who wife, bridge. Marcuerlt Telekl. the premier's sec la ond cousin, not only chrmlng hwt-esbut a brilliant writer of poetry and fiction. Count Bethlen a on, Andrew, who 37, recently reiurnea Just In New York, from verl year where he learned th banking business. Count Bethlen himself visited th United Mate In lift, remaining more than a year tudying condition. Another son I a champion athlete, holding hit d dash. country' record for th Count Bethlen wa born In t'ornestl. fJ. 1174. He war Transylvania. October course educated In .Vienna, and took Unlver-Ity inlaw and agriculture at the of Budapest At the gs of 27 he wa lected a mmber of parliament, remaining In th national assembly until the Hpburg monarchy collapsed vr in 1913. Th only honor h h la a accepted from th govrnmnt wa conprivy counclliolihlp, which ferred upon him during th war. Ln-the became premier In 1S2I, he had never held ministerial office. After the of the nvnliillniury realms In I bolshevlst leader, Bela Kun, Count I revnlutloncounter nrranluil n.iiii.n In Vienna and heltied over- ry force Mocow-foteregovernment throw the I in Rndaoeat. I By th oeopl of hi oountry Count the creator or Be'hlen regarded modern Hungery. Although hi extreme nd detchmnt present Ms reticence, being a popular figure, lie Is highly by all class, vn his political adversarle. A (ummary of the of the prim principal achievement r term of office minister' would Include, first, hi overthrow of th cegiimunlst government In Hungary, second, hi winning back from Austria of a part of th Beraenland; third ohtalnlna a reconstruction loan .liter-talnme- s, pt 1 ty V ....lb :"' l.M,!,, -- ' , - j . l0-yar- Denver & Rio Grande Western . Railroad BackEwt. " Excursions Atchison. Km.,,, Ill "A." .S30.00 41.30 Chlcao. Kansas City, Mo. SO. 00 SOW Kan Leavenjworth, Tenn... 44. SO Mmni,Neb.'.,,,. Omtiha, , SOW) 1'--' ll 1913-191- 9 fares Round-Tri- p V B. S4J.M BS.07 434 43.M MS 37.14 St. Joseph, Mo... SO.M 434 52.24 39.24 St, Louis, M Ticket en sal Sept, IS and 1a, Original starting point must be reached by midnight, October 10th, Stopover Denver, Colot rado Spring, Pueblo and thereof. t In Column-'ATicket at good In coaches only. Tickets at In C'thHwn "B" good In far parlor and sleeping cars upon pay stent of proper charge therein. Call en - City Ticket Office, 24 So. Main St., for schedules, route and Pullman reservations. , fr Zfr d " 1 of 365,000,000 from th lagie wka ym wi fk omefhm men' of na fJ tion, which put Hungary on its ten: fourth, hi work In republishing thor financial. and eccinomic Integrity . Hungar;-- Rail Power, Although Second to Horthy. Rank Althouah nomlnlly Admiral' Hrthv pwr 5 The Salt Lake Tribune Offers a Booklet on Housecleaning; 'Wage war oh household pests , H e If you are entertaining any unwelcome visitors. Kuch as anta. bedbug, carpet beetles, cockroaches, fleas, flies, moths, rats, mice or silverfish. hiK is the time to oust them from your premises. They are disagreeable, a menace to health and injurious to the house and f urnleiilnRS. KHminate them at once or they will overrun your property. Government experts have studied the beat methods of attack In the case of each pest. These are set forth In the housecleaning booklet, which our Waslry-foUuresu of . fer for distribution. 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These are extreme statements and we should not make them if we were not prepared to back them in tests. at on ad ai 0!d Building Restored At William and Mary's WILUAMsBfR.;, V.u (API l ii sieoa are under way to rest re one ,.f the ojdest college buildings In th t ri't ed States. . Desiimed by Sir Christopher Wreiu it is still the cetifr.il 'tru,-tuiin t.te ancient is.llisge A WiliUni ai Wiliismhurg. The restoration, financed c.t by John L. Itnokefelier, Jr.. part a plan to restore' Williamsburg to Its , Jilt mix. ti. The ajltent W'ten jx.i.'of. bml'lmg was near a state of collapse were trpa to hold trp its waiig hen work was started. T;--. buiiil.n st one ti oe waa connected with a near-brtver by a of tuntiela tor use ta a vi PILE (20T I 1 ,;t Stiee-- Itat , n 9 Dime ca?" "In aud-ilai- : Nam -- n n In Buying a Hudson You Save up to Old Sloop of War Still Doing Duty CHARf.KSTON. S. C. (AP) Kar up tiie roofer rier. moored to an obs. ure h;Tf :it the I'nlted States nay ard. nlni..?t forgotten but doing humble a home for embryo sailors. Me .inly one .4 An.erU a s historic battleships, . w X 'f No. 20O10. ; vn-yea- aa regent, outranks Count Bethlen. tho m prime minister la tn real th.. th country. Horthy guards golden SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLI-cte- . thron of Hungary, while Bethlen will be received In th office of of the consecrated crown th chief cki'i, department of com-mer- c, of St.keeper Stephen. Hungary's fitet king NlneUSnth street and Pennsylalnt. Bv an Intensive poland patron vania avenue, NW Washington, D. C . icy of centralisation. Count Bethlen until 3 p. m , September 28, Mil, and has gathered all the strings of w then opened for establishing electric eminent Into his own hands It is he airway beacons and Intermediate landwho dictates th domestic and foreign ing field equipment on the Burley-Bois- e policy of Hungary. Admiral Hnr'iv, section of the Salt Lrke Clty-Pasla little more than a ymlol i f Hunairway. Blffnka for submitting gary's monarchical Institutions, t' hi h one day may be restored, if tin. p in' proposals may be obtained upon appli,.i1 cation to the chief clerk of the departchose a move, however, vhleb ment at th above addrees, accomparequire the sanction of the gre n r iv nied by deposit of $5. Uncertified era and of th succession state.' checks not acceptable. Remittance A on nf the custodian, of s' t "should he mad payable to th depaH-tne- nt phen'a. crown and. acepter. . l'i"in!-i- ; fro;-i..i- l of commerce, So. tOQZS.- Pethlcn was asked If he Jwlt..t i' f?fc'AU;l Hungary would soon reest.tl.iwi i'kuI'uSATiT IS tkiPLi: likelv f.. of the ill a as "In Itself kingdom. in th nffi, of cafe, will be received he acute financial and economic irh- the chief clerk, department of commerce. Nineteenth street and Pennsyl lems we have," be replied, "the it't""- kins vania avenue, NW, Washington. D. C , lon of the restoration of the enr .. until 2 p. m., Septemler 51. 192ft, and rcnlly secondary, ror many . t hep opened for establishing elwctrlc must' devote all our tin.e and ii'i .1'.e ti reconstruction, subordinating airway beacon and Intermediate landhr u th. nasty and Political issues, on the Blue Canyoning field equiptiient siuvropriate, time comes, the people, of -Verdi Mounand Parran-Battl- e ele.-n tree be knur of will t" Huhgary tain cutoff section of the ban Francisco-elioloe to continue Hunnt V. Salt Lake City airway. Blank for their own ove-relgthe tradlllona nivt." submitting proposals may he obtained great upon application to th chief clerk i f the department at the above address, accompanies by deposit cf (. .in. UnRecertified checks not mittance should he made payable t commerce. of the department Proposal ftY.-.- E ee Xrsdian raid. i the Automobile Business in Salt Lake for Twenty-on- e Yean" . Distributor and Re tailer Hudson-Esse- x, 36-- 4 2 South Statet-Wft-3- d TSASK 0, H0WZ, Bute and Vise Streets, Murray, TtsJt. , 6g |