Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING APRIL eration will pass before the German people accept as definitive the east- rn irontiris of Veisailles or cease to plan lor the suppression of the Polish coiridor But modification of these boundaries todav would be possible onlv as the result of a general and colossal European conflict If Germany cannot hope now to recover the Polish marches then she HOME must face the fact of having a neighbor v hose market may easllv piove one of the most profitable fbr Ger-- i man exploitation An Industrial GerBread and I5ulUr Worries many and an agrlcultuial Poland are lu tlie nature of things complementary countries and German industry Keep ISations From and Polish agriculture have both paid Open Disputes high pikes for political stufe The oitglnal German notion that bv'shuttmg Polish exports out of the (Continued from Part One) German market Poland could be of tho relation? bdv? pen the nations l uiiied has pioved fallacious Poland on both side of the Rhine the has not collapsed but otl the whole She has found of which may be difficult has gone forward to exagevrate And of course other markets for her coal she has merit In relatons between War- been successful both In Neve York saw and Ft din have tlieir part In and in Iondon In Interesting capital n If her domestic politics have bettn relations turbulent her business and finance Produced Something Little have both made striking progress EUROPE FINDS MOSLEMS IN AFFAIRS Lranco-Geima- Short of Sensation The ratlfholion of the Young plan nceoiris both bv the French and and In Internal development lorward is going stpadily the face of this fact the atof the Junkers — and particupui llanients was not only m it- tempts self a mcnmsiance winch may well larly of the East Prussian and agriculturists whose politics mark tile final dage In the liquidation of the world war but the lan-- a and pockets are equally concerned — all to bar Ppllsh products have In the Euage of Tardieu In defending the' Noimal economic relaagreements has produced something end failed little short of a sensation not only tions are now assured One more irrational political wall Is destined to in Germany but all over Euiope For In laet Tardieu tinder pres disappear I am warned both by sine from the left from Ifeiriot the German and Polish fnends that there ladical and Blum the socialist with may be new difficulties and that deare Inevitable Yet all agree that surprising fiankne?? conceded that lays in the end business considerations whether Girmany fulfilled hergbll-gdtiprevail over political 5 in the matter of reparations willOver against this Improvement of or not fTanre was no longer in a relations one has how International position to undertake that system of ever to set the fact that in German coeiclnn described as sanctions and m its extreme form Illustrated by the and in Poland the domestic conditions are both chaotic and disturboccupation of the Ruhr ing While Hmdenburg lives politiBetween now and the end of June cal disturbance in Germany Is unthe la t French troofxs vx 111 be on the dies— and he is but when move out of the occupied area of the likelyold— all sorts he of trouble Is possivery RHineland which amounts to a re- ble not If certain Parliamentary duction by four years and a half of has not proved an the period fixed by the treaty of Ver-- f democracy for Germany and a blessing allies To be sure the question of dicta toiship was at least a matter of the fcarre basin remains open but discussion while I was In Europe on bo'h sides of the Rhine It is acSignificantly discussion of a dictacepted that tills Is a matter of trade torship did not involve forecast of a not territory that France will make lestoration of the monarchy Gerno fuither effort to prevent the re- mans lament the disappearance of a turn to Germany of this vastly val- method which produced efficiency uable coal region but few bemoan the disappearance or man of clamor restoration a for the Streseman Polity of a dynasty And there Is common Obtains Results to the that any move fact testimony Taulicu and Fiance have then for a dictator coming from the right had a good press in Germany and from the reactionaries would certhe gieat experiment In tainly provoke an 'instant and daneconomic cooperation has gerous resistance by the left been forwarded by an enormous reduction of the causes for political A 11 Europe Seems liiction The policy of Stresemann To Be Suffering has borne fruit even if Us author has As to Polish domestic politics they unhappily not been spared to see the remain beyond the comprehension of realization In but a few weeas Ger- any mind Pllsunskl Is many will hate recovered her free- certainly losing ground but n the dom and her soil will be no longer other hand parliament is hardly held to ransom bv foregin armies gaming Poland too Is suffering the symbol alike of her defeat and from the failure both of the dictatorher weakness ship and the democracy which have As between Poland and Germany been its postwar portion Indeed if The Hague settlements were hardly you expect France whfere prosperity less Important By mutual agreeprecludes political upheaval and ment a whole mass of claims and Britain where political institutions counter claims hate been swept out are too solidly established to be afof thp All the intricate and fected bv economic depression or govtioublesome reparations and damage ernmental ineptitude all Euiope litigations have been removed from seems suffering alike from political the slale and In place tentative com- and economic malaise Four considmercial been erable countries — Germany Poland agieements have leached which promise to end the Italy and Spain— face a situation tariff war that has lasted for five where the death of one man might be years to the very real disaster of both followed by chaos Polish agriculture and And If you leave out of account the countries German Industry are now to profit Franco-Italla- n rivalry which Is cernew serious postwar deschedules tariff by tainly the most velopment In International affairs London Events Turn in Europe domestic rather than forItalians Toward Berlin eign troubles dominate national Inn This appeasement terests and national attention is of the utmost Importance at the Europe after a considerable period moment because the events at Lon- of rapid economic recovery Is havdon have unmistakably moved the ing a period of bad times People Italians to turn once more toward are worried about bread and butter Berlin as they have turned frequent- rather than prestige and foreign poliThey are more disgusted with ly In the postwar years seeking an tics alliance which would put a term to their own governments than angry French Influence on the continent whh their neighbors In Europe the statement has been Starting with Ireland which remade In quarters which deserve at- cently had an upheaval In Its cabinet tention that direct proffer passed from Rome to Berlin and w as rejected this may be an exaggeration but A PAR SCORE! must have some basis of fact Hav ing to choose betw een Italy and France there Is no reason to believe For Both BUS FR ind that Germany would prefer the forSFLLER mer provided no Issue such as that When They of delayed evacuation divided Paris e "Irlh" I from Berlin The German resentSt ant Adi ment over the alleged desertion of Ger-m- Fas-teibi- an Hoover Message CHICAGO April 26 m — National Boys’ week sponsored by the Rotary International began todav with a message of encouragement from President Hoover addressed to Walter VV Head Chicago banker and chairman of the United States national boys’ week committee boys’ week ‘‘With their sisters the boys hold In their hands the most of our country their education I MINING CAMP DESERTED NEWCASTLE Wyo (!’)— The oime active mining community of Cam bria six miles north of here has dwindled from 774 residents In 1920 to 64 In 1I30 census reports show Cambria one of the oldest coal mui-ln- g camps in Wyoming became a ghost city last April after closing of the coal mines A Luge celebration marked the formal closing of the mines and farewells weie said by neighbors who had lived side by side for half a centui y The rainbow Is a beam of sunlight (REQUESTED BY ME HARRY JOSEPH) 100 IP YOU CAN GUESS THE NEW POPULATION OP SALT LAKE CITY ACCORDING TO THE 1930 CENSUS! PRIZE WILL BE DIVIDED IN CASE IN GOLD OP TIE! These Figures May Help You to Win! their Italian ally during the USE THIS BLANK YOUR GUE5S MUST BE Population DEPOSITED IN OUR STORE Nam NgQAPr Co pqh Address Date Phone to the settlement It is easy to exaggerate and to underesAs ) Polish timate Its value More than one gen Look Golfers! THE orlg nil Tom Thumb o!f course U now open for inspection Ako some courts ara lor aale real money maker' Hurry over to Busuim Want Ad Col IS lor lull details Swap Chickens for Car? II1 CREDIT on new Fhpx or Hudson any model '11 lor si 00 or trade lor chickens or furniture Take a peek in Jor Bale Mu Col 33 Furniture Snap! BUYS 1125 udOne 1’9 50 Sute Dining Room alone has 21 furniture (hat you ran t up Look in21Furniture Ad ro'umn pr wslnut adtertmer and rad‘p bar-eaiafford to pan tor Hair Want Greater Paris Day Again Breaks All Records Your Lair may be made lustrously beautiful by tli e Duart Permanent Wave bead in contour It dines to tie soft flattering and requires x ery little attention In fa‘t you can easily a ptisli a wave The record buying activity was enough to dumbfound the gloomiest pessimist Business men and women will point to the success of this event as a barometer of prosperity iu Utah — and a clear indication of the public’s appreciation of The Paris’ merchandising policies ! were made for Greater Paris Day Everyto done was insure possible thing prompt service and courteous treatment But we are human And for short-comin- gs there may have been — for which we earn- estly ask your forbearance ! Old friends loyal and true! friends that we hope Anil New stay with us always — again we thank you! in your- self! The Paris’ skilled operators will be happy to pive you any suggestions they can of Superb Flower-Embroidere- d For Spofts Afternoon Thousands of people swarmed through our doors yesterday eager to take advantage of Greater Paris It seemed as though Day values the whole city was here! this reason 550 Pictured! Fashioned TrUnamnlk VtoanY Enormous preparations Duart Permanent Wave 14 Styles WASHABLE CREPE DE CHINE DEPARTMENT STORE world war remains one of the most vital of postwar memories I was told the last time I was m Berlin that this proposal of a German -- Italian alliance was legarri'd in political circles as little moie than an attempt to blackmail France into African concessions and that in the end Germany would pay the costs At all events Germany is not embarking upon a new system of alliances designed to enable Italy to replace France as the dominant continental power And the chief grievance which might win support for such a policy disappears with the application of the Young plan and the completion of the evacuation of German soil While Germany Is equally unlikely to make any new political alliance with I ranee the extension of economic combinations which has already gone very far will doubtless be pushed still further Shown Monday for First Time ! You’ll Love Them ! IN BALT LAKE CITY THERE ARE NOW— 28065 WATER CONNECTIONS 44798 ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS 19244 GAS CONNECTIONS 34850 PHONE CONNECTIONS Franco-Germa- IT’S ( Census Contest Continued 1 More Week' ed non-Poli- Syndicate) The president’s letter lead you every success In for national your program ’’I wish -- Franco-Geim- A' there Is not really one stable min lstry discoverable In any of the larger countries save Russia and Italy Ml nority governments prevail In Britain Fiance Germany and many smaller states Polish and Spanish dictatorships have more or less broken down The socialist government In London has proved a f’at failure but the nationalist bloc In France despite French proserltv Is hangUig on to power precariously After as before London no one la really talking of war in Europe But If International situations are on the whole better the main explanation must bo found In the fact that everyone has an adequate supply of trouble at home (Copyright McClure Newspaper National Boys Week Opened by precious hopes of the future Their health and their high Ideals will determine the quality of American civilization a generation hence Theirs Is a noble heritage and I have every faith they will add to its priceless worth’’ 27 1020 DEPARTMENT STORE Street These beautiful new Flcurays! 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