Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 26 l t Reservations of Nations Make Conference Futile v debt problem until the European states quite unequivocally tell the American people they will not continue They may pluck up the courage to do It this fall they may temporize by announcing their momentary inability when the date for the December Instalments comes around But until the’’ American people perceive that they are not going to get any more money they will not agree to go to conference and consent to the wiping out of the bad debts all BRILLIANT YOUNG WIFE OF DIPLOMAT HAS BUSY LIFE - I t J Rainey Bill Approved by House Committee by One-Vot- e Margin James H Doolittle holder of transcontinental speed records will attempt a new overland record for commercial planes in a nonstop flight from Burbank Calif to St Louis next week It was announced here today Major Doolittle has spent some time supervising construction of a new plane with a motor in which he will make the at- President Goes to Fishing Retreat This Time Without Guests At present there is an enormous agitation going on all over the world for a speedy elimination of repara(Tribune Special Correspondent) tions and debt obligations' as the one LURAY Va Juna 25 M’)— With WASHINGTON June 25 MV-A- n WASHINGTON June 25 — The prospect that the conference necessary antecedent step to world re emergency farm relief plan designed tempt only his family around him Presiof Lausanne will be followed at no distant date by still another covery Unquestionably there would to boost agriculture’s income for one Similar planes now powered with dent Hoover rested tonight in hn international meeting serves to call attention to what may prove be a vast gain But the trouble is that ear was approved today by the engines have flown Is course a such for the future historian the most illuminating single detail of conpolitically impossible ouse agriculture committee With the added Rapidan fishing camp high in the 220 miles an hour ' function don't Democracies that yay Recent years temporary history was sponsored by Representative horsepower Doolittle expects to bet- Virginia mountains It In such em nave seen an number revision would mean po- politicians can’t Indulge Rainey the Democratic leader and ter the mark considerably For almost the first time In the of these international gatherings and territorial expensive methods The was ordered reported to the house litical disaster and not impossibly lightened butcan The plane is a low wing with metal three year history of the president’s do is what Mr Hoobetween this number and the rate of physical death Those of France real- best anyone by an 11 to 10 committee vote tha' fuselage and wooden wing and tail mountain retreat no guests were ina year ago when he declared economic financial and political de- ize that with a militarist-junkcon ver did split party lines group It carries a pilot and four pas- vited for the week-enand the actual his moratorium cline in Europe the relation has been stopped Despite Its authorship by the ma sengers While House officials said that only trol in Germany to consent to reduc- payments Such a step could never constant committee Jority leader the close Mrs Hoover and Herbert Hoover Jr tion of armaments unaccompanied by have been Interin any upon agreed vote then was as little does Why the statesmanship new guarantees of security would be holding interpreted their oldest son were present with Announced in The result of national conference of the wqrld insist upon applying to suicide hope for further advancement in the Change the chief executive at the camp aside to was end however this paystep house this session Office evils that present Prohibition from his personal aides remedy which has From the European point of view ment and that after all was the ImA to ob be would with such notorious regularity failed it is just as silly rule have fust to undertake an ecoHerbert Hoover Jr 's reunion with But because he got to work? The answer of course is two For thing for consideration tained its portant office his family was the first since last conference with the questions ahead of DENVER June 25 MV-TMr Hoover the committee weeks opinion public that there Is nothing else that the nomic rules powerful of debts and tariffs taboo as it is from administrator Christmas He arrived in the capital has declined to act on two other relief of assistant prohibition statesmanship of the world can do the American point of view to preface was assailed by the politicians district has last night mountain of the Rocky of is record the Postwar history bills approved earlier this session by Until the various peoples are pre- the discussion of world peace by esThe presidential party planned to move as an abolished economy been up the same agriculture committee pared to permit their governments to tablishing an international army to politicians and ’ peoples catching dewas in remain at the mountain retreat until administrator Jackson Carl facts The The Rainey bill prepared by farm politicians modify national policies and coordi- wage war against a nation guilty of with the formed today In a communication tomorrow afternoon but may not rethe legend of leadership only nate organization leaders is Intended to from Colonel national interests with those of aggression And it is equally plain spite Amos W W Woodcock turn to the capital until early MonI a of business The follow the world the the people give farmers price plus the world there is noth that until the American people re day morning national prohibition director jne rest of of to and Is the live on of tariff that their portion produce price ing that can be done in domestic af- willing to talk debts and the French politician is to his constituents consumed satisfy domestically fairs to Improve conditions to discuss disarmament on a practical livingis Originally invited to apply only to why although you have many basis conferences on economic or ar- This Crisis International cotton in various the citizens and hogs It was wheat - Tha present crisis in the world is mament questions can only produce promment amended by the committee to include countries urging the scrapping of rep' Nevertheless deadlock the peoples The causes all other staple farm commodities purely international arations and the canceling of debts which have produced it lie outside of of the several countries must not be you find practically no officeholders Including corn tobacco livestock and left the with the polithat impression the frontiers of any one nation It has whether presidents or prime minisMme Halina gokolnlkoff wife of the Russian ambassador to Great dairy products been induced by war and by the at- ticians are helpless These politicians ters advocating such policies The bill directs the secretary of agBritain is as useful as she Is ornamental She writes sings assists In riculture in fact do nothing but they must to determine the percentage tending complications of debts repa- can Place to Seek Alibis mothers an and be to goseem in daughter diplomacy appearance always loans eco of production of a commodity that rations and tariffs on the An International conference Is to' will be used for domestic consumpnomic side and of territorial military ing somewhere and doing something Politicians Waiting and naval issues on the political The Sokolnlkoff tion The secretary then would issue LONDON day a place where national politicians reason the statesmen of Europe go What is actually happening Is that seek — and frequently obtain— doadjustment certificates to the farmer gives you an idea of Russia’s postrevo-lutloto the amount of his share of the dowoman trooping from one conference to an- despite all their show of industry the mestic alibi for their failure to solve other commuting between Geneva politicians of the various nations are She ls the wife of the soviet ambas- mestic consumption The Ger These certificates would equal the and their respective capitals is dou- in reality just waiting until the things their nalional problems sador to Great Bnluln and her third ble They can do nothing at home and which they can’t prevent do happen man French Bril&h' and American book "Nine Women” has just been tariff protection on that commodity administrative costs and would they fear the moral effect of a con and their publics reconcile them- governments represented at these published in English Another book less be redeemable In money Cession that they are helpless is to appear this fall selves to the resulting situation Rep- meetings supply each other with ex The journalist who attends the vari- arations is a good example of this cuses to carry home and present to Only 26 years old she has been marous conferences discovers promptly process ried nine years and has a daughter 6 All the allied publics are their publics Each fixes the respon that the statesmen he meets there now perfectly well aware Germany sibility upon another The German Disabled Men years old That would seert enough to keep most young women busy But have not the smallest real hope of ac will never pay another pfennig Two serves as the scapegoat for France The not this brilliant young communist Homeward From complishlng anything Start They are all years and a half ago when the Young the Frenchman for Germany Besides that she has been a newsperfectly well aware that the state of plan was made they still believed American can blame all Europe and She CHICAGO June 25 (AY— The ChiSan Diego public opinion back home forbids payments of half a billion dollars a all Europe can agree in condemning paper correspondent abroad went through the university In Mos- cago Bank of Commerce a loop bank them to take any steps abroad which year could be exacted for two gener- America cow specializing in economics She with The method is excessively danger Wight lead to cooperation through ations All the allied publics are now deposits of $5 200000 was closed has written books and short stories They know that they asking of their statesmen is to hang ous when conditions are politically as compromise Calif June 25 by State Auditor Oscar Nelson DIEGO today SAN to Bnd She othlearned French and English must continue to repeat in each ft on to the legal claim against Germany explostve and economically at the request of its board of directo the Disabled American In She as Russian ers’ faces the national theses which until they can get rid of the Ameri- nancially as precarious Summer Session — JULY Bth to SEPT 1st they are tors Veterans’ 12th annual convention supplement her native are irreconcilable They are satisfied can mortgage summer for growing boys who loro in A glorious Germany and in fact m all of cen evacuated San Diego today home helps her husband In his work here This was the first change in loop But these risks ward bound life that as long as France Insist upon One tral outdoor a today Reader Europe Prolific in a banks in although year neighbor American the public day SPECIAL FEATURES on Michigan boule security by international guarantee Its turn Is going to wake up to the have to be taken because there is The seven-daShe found time to read such Ameri- ing institution meeting was con In interna eluded late Germany upon equality In armament fact that it cannot collect the war nothing else possible Delightful eurf bathing and other land and aquatic today with adojurnment can writers as Whitman Dreiser vard the People's Trust and Savings national conferences tional and territorial revision Italy upon debts It is de’egates of port under faculty eupervleton national executive meeting af Longfellow Harriet Beecher Stowe bank voluntarily closed for liquidato become just as behind them ter the No clan work required but If lnatruetloa in any high military and naval parity with France satisfied that going a lengthy session during which Sandburg Upton Sinclair Jack Lon- tion recently and asked its depositors the allies of the w ar will and their governments rhool or grammar grade eubjecte ls desired It will there can be no progress In a dis- not continue the present arrangement are tied hand and foot by the state of the year's to come for their money of the program was outlined In don and Sinclair Lewis N0TICE be given at NO EXTRA COST by membereonrees in their mind armament conference respective accordance with convention action pievailing The Chicago Bank of Commerce in And she found more time to study as the allied publics are now conSpecial trained staff H highly Academy's Georft Captain moment at the countries vinced Germany is done with repara Compromise Mood Lacking MoU Dean of JuRetiring National Commander E music and cultivate her voice She had $1500000 capital and $750000 military instruction rifle markemanahlp andforaviation of all of this Is Claude Babcock of The best horseexample A very low extra charge nior Cotter Washington D C goes to symphonies and opera but surplus may be arranged They are equally well aware that so tions When this moment arrives an supplied by the reparations history San back riding Other clojed today were the D I offt the and National Adjutant Vivian Corbly doesn’t like jazz Arm r long as Germany refuses all further international conference can and will At Paris in 1919 the Ger( of entire eeeelon ls only $200— for the A liability sum in Northbrook State bank situated charge of Cincinnati Ohio who were of a profesBorn in Kiev Navy Aea demy the United assemble and take note of the accomreparations payments lees than the uual coet of an ordinary vacation was fixed at $33 000 000000 moned to court here next Wednesday sor of economicsdaughter will bo at Hotel Mme Sokolnlkoff North Side suburb with $143 000 deStates rejects all proposals of debt plished fact The deflation of repara many geo tho Academy's fall Lake to Don’t lnveatlgate I tab la Salt which would hpve involved an an to defend a writ of mandamus pro- Is almost posits the South Ashland National or addreie cancelation or reduction France In tions and of debts will have been com- nual City from 1ft a m “postrevolution representative for two generations of ceedings brought by the unrecog She went altogether ft m payment to bank with Monday $110000 and p the civil to the war with her deposits cists upon keeping up the fiction of pleted 000 000 000 Any public man nized Juno 17th to meet OOL THOS A DAVIS Kensington Park Calif post father and served a year in the red First National Bank of Wilmette The difficulty which confronts the above $2 German liability as long as the United Interested German that at date who to Box S L T TACinC BEACH CALIF questioned North be forced remain Shore will suburb Ls with $800000 de- - nod parent boil m cul soldiers’ work was Her apparently army States sticks to Its debt policy there statesman that he can’t tell the pubto pay would have been here The action was brought in an ural clubs Is not going to be any progress in any lic what he knows in the'e matters capacity thrown lecturing and dtrectirglP0'1 — out of office By 1930 effort to force the national officers roughly reading economic conference Successful con until the public ls ready to listen to at reThe Hague the Young plan had to issue a charter to the San Diego Then she went to Moscow to finish ferences whether concerned with dis him The evil of the situation arises duced the annual payments to county chapter and asked $3500 dam her education and met her husband armament or economic and financial from the fact that the politician feels At Lausanne the other day for failure to do so when appUca who was a professor of public finance questions can only succeed when the compelled to tell the public what he there was common agreement that ages tlon was made in Moscow university "No I wasn't SMALL No Other representatives of the several nations believes it desires him to say irre- for the present at least Germany The newly installed national com his pupil” she smiles concerned are in a position and their spective of the facts and thus pro- could tacit and E Los pay nothing recognl mander William Conley of Not very tall she has a handsome longs the agony There never was peoples in a mood to compromise DEPOSIT she never would pay any more Sale to Angeles appointed Carter M Smith intelligent face very white teeth But today the politicians of the any other escape from the reparations tion of of chief and as his staff Chicago which flash often in contrast to her Learning by "Trial and Error” United States are satisfied that their mess except the bankruptcy of GerDr B H Welsz of Chicago as national dark eyes and black wavy bobbed Holds Any assent to any modification of the debt many because only when they saw Thus it was only after 13 years that historian Compare hair settlements would spell their ruin with their own eyes that Germany it was possible to deal realistically to What aha wants to do now is The allied publics Those of Germany know that to agree could not pay would the allied publics with reparations Selection With This had to bo "shown " The education known generally as the process of visit the United States from end to end to future payments or consent to accept the fact New in but and "trial error” —"to my see capitalism at its climax” — to be to for end the will never There of had be ls abandonment what any agitation accomplished by present Hampshire village la more pictur- to say nothing of her newspaper itch method of to see people and places esquely described as the ” Her new book sketches briefly the "by gosh and by gorry One of the greatest mistakes of to careers of nine women who took part day is the conviction that the states- m the French revolt It is written men and politicians are fixed and im- from the soviet point of view She movable in their positions that they lived in Pans while making her re- are responsible for the failure of in- vearrh and found that women of the ternational conferences to produce French and Russian revolutions had 345 STATE STREET EASIER TERMS LOWER PRICES results On the contrary the smallest little in common “Women who became known during experience at these gatherings serves to establish the fact that the larger the French revolution were notorious number of delegates have no personal mainly not by their assistance but convictions As a matter of fact they rather by their resistance teethe revosee themselves caught between a state lution" she explains "The French revolution passed withof facts which they recognize and a state of mind which dominates the out giving women political equality electorate they represent When their Even now the French woman remains constituents think internationally they without electoral rights and is relegat will act internationally but not be- ed by the French civil code to a hufore miliating position We are overstocked! Coats Dresses Suits Furs— Out they all go now in the But facts are more powerful than Says Russia Is Speedy bargain event of our nineteen years of business biggest In Everything goes — The end the national convictions on the "The Russian revolution late Roland Boyden who represented contrary established women political Nothing Reserved! Merchandise must be turned into cash and it must be the United States in reparations ques- civic and economic equality with men done quickly Come— See — and Save! tions once summed up the whole and reconstructed family relation! on 15 LIVING ROOM SUITES and debts money problem reparations the bails of full equality of rights "You cant alike in the statement All Gotion "Within recent years women have CAN than more Europe made their mark not only In the af 2-get you gel" $139 has discovered Germany can’t pay fairs of the government but In actual ENTIRE Drastically America Is learning Europe won’t pay constructive work the art and sciand Choice or style $ 98 3-mattreuea in art STOCK while the process of edu ences and many of them are genuine Reduced Meantime Save llnlehea ticking cation continues there have to be con- heroines of the civil war the recon 3-ference to give the Imprpssion of struction Bnd the five year plan" $148 Latest summer arrivals included Prices cut to move stocks in a hurry Moreover activity "And how have you found time for governmental the conferences do serve the useful all thisr’ was asked $165 DRESSES— —Summer prints wash silks novel"Oh in Russia now we do in one purpose of demonstrating that nothing can be done need she five for" others what year ties crepes chiffons etc lovely styles replied People Think Nationally FORMERLY TO An economic and financial conference with debt and reparations left Son of U S Consul Hurt DRESSES— 95 DRE8SES-Form- erly out is of course a mere nonsense But a conference on these questions while In Fall From Building 50 to to $15 $12 Formerly l public opinion remains what tt still is Odd in all countries concerned la a nonBRFSSLS Formerly lo DRFSSES Fonnrrly (o DRESSES Formerly to OXFORD England June 25 VP)— The World war dis- Dsvtd Plerpont Keena 20 son of Leo sense anyway $30 00 $3500 GO TO BEDROOM SUITES 17 closed the fact not even dimly per- John Keena American consul general now now ceived before that economically and at Parts received severe spinal In Mr 1 prfct and torn The entire group at financially industrially and commer- juries in 50 foot fall from a roof at UgliUy marred Just one price 8 MALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY SELECTION cially the affairs of the various peo- Worcester college where he is a stu $ 65 3-ples on this planet had become hope dent But the postwar lessly Intermingled $ 85 3-‘ti years have disclosed that in tha face International problems by purely navarious of the revelation this So another generation means tional Unbelievable 4-peoples ENTIRE $ 98 have still continued to think nation- looking back upon the contemporary Reductions STOCK ally period may well conclude that interAnd since the peoples continue to national conferences were a method n $119 3-control their nationsl policies their devised not to promote International Just 11 COAT8 — That were originally priced np to $20 CEO ttaeimen and politicians have no ngreement but rather to serve as a AFTER STOCK-TAKINPRICE choice but to follow the popular lead sort of kindergarten school to educate confer international an time affairs world about national Every publes Baby ence fails however and the record Ls unbroken fresh evidence is sup- (Copyright 1932 by McClure Newspaper Syndicate) plied of the impossibility of solving Coats! jpV And By FRANK II SIMONDS j Record Flight HOOVER RESTS Attempt Fixed IN SECLUSION PLAN OKEHED ST LOUIS June 25 FARM RELIEF (JV-Ma- jor Noted Writer Thinks World Meetings Call for Different Thinking around t A 7 1932 er he v MV-Hal- ma VETERANS END n COAST PARLEY V m Chicago Bank Fails to Open Ex-Servi- y DM-rto- n - 0 - STARTING MONDAY AT 10 A M AFTER p PRICES SLASHED! $5 STOCK DELIVERS AHY SUITE TAKING 7 Tapestry Suite Velour Suite Mohair Suite Silk Damask Suites Pc Pc Pc 'j v A Dressers §89 §69 §89 §69 S4-l- b w $1000 S $495 Pc Pc Pc Pc i $F"95 $§ Smart Table 4 DRESSES $1750 $445 Chairs KT $385 5710 $1259 $1450 Walnut Suites §44 Suites go at §59 Veneer Suites §69 Suite at only §79 v-- COATS AJ — wiS Gribs $995 enemele of Choice eomplete with eprlng 21 DINING and DINETTE SUITES 46 $ 89 $109 $150 $ 5-- Pc $345 Just a tlmtted number to be swept away Dining Suite §43 Dining Suites §65 Dining Room Suites §99 Tennessee Scnalor Demands Facts $100 folding ilylft with ureen molr There 1$ WASHINTON June 25 MT— Replying to a denial by beiretary Stlmson that American diplomatic represent lives abroad spend government money for wine Senator Mi Kellar pemo-era-t Tennessee said In the senate today he would lntrodure a resolution railing on th aerretary for a report on how the department s "secret fund - Pc ubiH top Aquarium $169gttn M1a1 tUnd and (IBM bow) No Substitute for Sterling Quality and Service Look at These Prices on Our Finer EXTRA SPECIAL Northern Seal RaasUn Fitch Trim Sale Trie On ‘Secret’ Fund for U S Diplomats 6-- Pc 8-- 4 Dinette Suite 2450 Card Table T High Chairs Is spent McKellar said this fond is provided "year after vear’ without any reqiiirrmrnt that an accounting be made nf the put poses fir whlth It Is Used end only th s'eternent It ls "to enable tit picsidcnt to meet unforeseen - Only— jSEAL 4 $130000 A statement by McKellar In the sen reate June 20 that the department " $400000 for wme ’ brought Stlmson' OATS PLAIN BLACK BAY 21 5950 COAT— £??$ 450 All Fur Scarfs and SMARTLY Fur Jackets TAILORED i2 PRICE emphstlc denial letter to the senate yesterday McKellar replying today said he did not question the arcrelarvs sin rrrlty but did chnilenge his 'knowl SMAII DfrOSIT HOLDS ANY SELECTION edge of the details of these secret ex I 28 COATS— —Values to $50 12 50 M COATS— 22 COATS— Values TO 52250 to SM 51850 54350 In a pandituies" Values to $40 1 emergencies in the diplomatic and consular sei vices” The amount he said was cut down by congress this year from $400000 requested in the budget estimates to quested Secretary 565 fry 18 COATS— SUITS$Q5P In the latent style colors and materials formerly prloed to 45 ENTIRE SVLE ON MAIN FLOOR COME MONDAY AT 10 |