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Show ' 1 3 "THE BULLETIN" Published by V9 4 FOR OCEAN AIRWAYS Domination of North Atlantic Flying Is Sought New York. This summer will see the last undeveloped airways of the world, the North Atlantic routes, divided up among England, United States, France and Germany says William Clemmens, in Cosmopolitan. "These are the four nations competing in the race to establish commercial air routes between Europe and North America, and whoever can dominate North transatlantic in the flying will be commercial aviation of the entire earth," he states. "For two years the United States has had the equipment, the skill and the experience to establish air transport between Europe and North America," he points out. "For the same period France and Germany have been flying the South Atlantic. But Great Britain has not been ready, and without her consent nobody can move in the North Atlantic. Now at last she is ready to treat with her competitors. England Holds Advantage. "So far as aviation is concerned today, the North Atlantic is a British pond. England holds the air advantages because she controls the terminals. With flying equipment what it is now, there are only two feasible routes that will pay dividends to stockholders, available to the transatlantic flyer. One is by way of Newfoundland and Ireland, the other via Bermuda and the Azores, and England controls both these routes. Contrary to the general belief, the air is not free. "The gentlemen who divided the loot at Versailles saw to that, he goes on. "The World war had advanced aviation as much as twenty years of peace could have done. It was evident that the planes which had crossed international borders to drop bombs could also fly across with samples and salesmen. , ' "Therefore, the treaty makers voted into international law the principle that control of the land carried with it the control of the air above that land, and that no aircraft could fly over foreign territory without permission of the foreign government." America has certain advantages in the air race, however. She has tested oceanic equipment and trained personnel, and Pan American Airways has an agreement with Imperial Airways and also holds rights in Greenland and Iceland. Frances Position. France is in a good position to make advantageous trades in the North Atlantic, because of the situation in Europe and the Orient. Britain's chortest air route to her African and Asiatic colonics lies across France, and French Indochina is cn the direct route from Singapore to Hong Kong. France also is ready to fly the North Atlantic. Germany has less to trade vilh England. But she has the p from zeppelins, which fly Germany to New York. And German planes are now flying the narrower South Atlantic with the aid of mother ships permanently stationed in he concludes, it seems So, likely that all the nations will emerge with something, and the cet-u- p may be something like this: Great Britain and the United States virtually partners from the operational point of view, with Imperial Airways and Pan American Airways running a joint srv- pre-emine- nt non-sto- n. . SELECT SHOPPE East 21st So. Hy. 3346 7tli Anniversary knit surs GOLDETTE" New Shipment Sizes 34 to 52 $1.29 to 1.79 CHILDREN'S WASH FROCKS to 14 98c - - Guaranteed Fast Color L, D. S. 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Beck, heart specialist, told a medical meeting here that such injuries, even though apparently not serious, may bruise many hearts to such a degree that temporary weakness can be felt. me" instructions contairieTT iri tne letter, it is estimated, they would kiss or be kissed by 15,000 per- Corn Meal Fund Low, Street Dances Wait sons. The originators of the chain" state that their object in starting it is to enable single persons to find suitable mates but the authorities are not impressed. The ministry of the interior has pronounced the idea "immoral" and ordered the Chekiang police to stop circulation of the letters. Santa Barbara, Calif. On eve starting a program of weekly street dances on the pavement the city council finds itself unable to locate a fund from which corn meal money may be drawn legally. The meal is needed to slicken up the asphalt paving so that it gains dance floor semblance. City Engineer Moore issued an appeal to shoe merchants to contribute a fund that would allow the expenditure of $1 a week for corn meal. Increased shoe sales as result of the water and tear of weekly dancing was cited as argument in favor of shoe dealer fooling the bill. The orchestra plays as a WPA project. of Pet Collie Dog Is Given Grammar School Diploma Gloucester. Nipper," a collie dog, pet of Gordon W. Low, was presented with a diploma by the Riggs grammar school. The hpnor was bestowed upon the dog: because he has been a constant .'visitor for eight years with his masice across ine JVbwIouniiland-iie-lan- d ter, a pupil at the school. route, and a spur service from The citation on the diploma 'hep'enas upon' me the United States to Bermuda; reads as follows: h of the signals and othFrance and Germany operating in"This is to certify that Nipper er factors related to radio transdependently on the Bermuda-Azore- s Low has been a faithful visitor to mission." route." the Riggs school for eight years. The explanation of the correlation We, the class of 1936, with the love between sunspot activity and ecoof the children, present him this nomic Oldest Savings Account prosperity and other items on diploma." is earth as being indirectFound in New York Bank The diploma was signed by mem- ly causedexplained solar phenomena. the by New York. The oldest savings bers of the class, teachers and When sun spots are at a maxiaccount, in all probability, in the the principal. he finds, the earths receipt mum, The United States and possibly in the dog came to of heat from the sun is above norworld rests in a Manhattan bank, school every day and stayed in the mal. this does Strangely enough, most of the time until schoolhouse it was learned by workers of the not make for warmer weather beFederal Writers project checking his master left for home. cause it increases the evaporation facts for the forthcoming New York of water from the earths surface City Guide Book. Interest on the BOOMS AND SLUMPS and therefore the weather is cooler $15 originally deposited in 1819 than usual and there is increased amounts now to $3,455.03. LAID TO SUNSPOTS rainfall. This account was opened ir the Bank for Savings on August 19, ROBOT CHARTS HOT 1819, in the name of John S. Linked Are Crises Various a newborn child. None of Thorne, BELT HIGH IN AIR the money was ever withdrawn, to Solar Activity. and Thorne lived to a ripe old age. After his death, his heirs for sentiCambridge, Mass. In line with See New Possibilities for mental reasons kept the account the sunspot theory" of economic active by presentation of the passindustrial and activity, there has book for crediting of interest. Speed Plane Route. come from Harvard's astronomical observatory a declaration by Dr. Sydney, Australia. Radio experiPLAN GREAT SHOW ments just completed by Dr. D. F. Loring B. Andrews, astronomer, FOR HORTICULTURE that sunspot activity can be cor- Martyn. and Dr. O. O. Pulley of related with such varied phenomena Sydney university have demonstratas weather conditions, economic ed the possibility of exploring the First Exposition of Its Kind to tranquility and distress, wars, floods entire stratosphere for a distance of and international crises. 150 miles above the earth without Be Held in Chicago. While admitting the correlation the necessity of further dangerous earthly phenomena and, unascensions. American horticulture Chicago. active spots on the surface usually Except for the possibility of aswill stage its first continent-wid- e of the sun. Doctor Andrews, in discertaining whether the stratosphere show next September when the Inthe subject, states that the constitutes a medium for speedy ternational Horticultural exposition cussing source of the correlation actual aerial travel, the two Sydney scienwill be held in the International must be in other solar pesought are convinced that all necestists amphitheater at the Chicago stock culiarities which are correlated in information about the earth's sary 12 20. to yards September with turn activity.' sunspot upper atmosphere can now be obThe exposition will be conducted Especially "amazing, according tained from the earth itself. under the sponsorship of the Union is the correlaUnder the system invented and Stock Yard and Transit company in to Doctor Andrews, and deeconomic of tion prosperity thoroughly demonstrated by Doctor with a large number with periods of sunspot Martyn, the upper air can now be of nationally known horticultural pression which has held true over a probed by radio signals. maxima societies. two centuries. His new method gives accurate Its organizers propose to give the period of the past the astronthis correlation, data on the amount of electrificaUsing same assistance to flower, fruit and omer states that "it would seem tion, the amount of ozone and the vegetable growers that has been that all the kings horses and all temperature throughout the whole given for many years to stockmen the cannot bring prosmen thickness of the upper air from 22 king's and farmers in the annual Internasun can." up to 150 miles. tional Live Stock exposition which perity back again ; but the Next Maxima in 1939 the International amphitheater was Robot Does All Work With a sunspot maxima expected built to accommodate after fire deThe new type apparatus which Doctor Mariyn has perfected constroyed its former quarters two in 1039, the Harvard scientist tentatively predicts an increase in stock sists of a robot that sends out sigyears ago. A reproduction of the Hanging market activity at that time, for nals, catches the echoes, varies the as the number of sunspots mounts, wave lengths and plots all the inforGardens of Babylon will feature the interior arrangement of the amphi- prosperity turns the corner; as the mation obtained on a tiny chart. One of the first discoveries made theater for this exposition. Model number of sunspots diminishes, flower gardens will be arranged on prosperity hides itself in a depresby Doctor Martyn with his new invention was that there is still aneither side of the arena with a sion. "It may be pointed out," he con- other cold layer of air far above the lagoon and fountains in the center, "that the last sunspot maxi- stratosphere cold layer recently interspersed, by walks for the use of tinues, was in 1928, an epoch in the reached by Russian and American mum the public. of the United balloonists. Between the two cold The management announces that economic history which one commonly reto States layers there lies sandwiched a programs of entertainment and The warm layer and it is in this latter education will take place every fers as the good old days." in that Doctor Martyn thinks that occurred minimum last sunspot afternoon and evening. Unusual 1933. Some one has mentioned an stratosphere flying might become a effects are lighting being planned datpossibility. to give color variations and further economic depression similarly According to the radio records add to the scenic effects. The 7,500 ed. of the made by Doctor Martyn, temperaThe blemishes on the face seats of the coliseum will be free to sun, with which Doctor Andrews tures again dip in the second stratthe public at all times. have layThe four huge exhibit halls of the finds so many correlations, to the osphere above the warm-zon- e been demonstrated, according 50 miles a minimum at er, reaching will be amphitheater occupied by scientist, to be huge solar cyclones, above the earth's surface. competitive displays of flowers, whirlwinds in the solar atmosphere, From these upward the temperavegarrangements, gardens, fruits, magpronounced tures by accompanied till they end in a increase etables and nuts. Competition will be open to individual exhibitors as netic conditions. Each sunspot, he torrid zone at 150 miles of altiwell as to commercial growers and says, is a huge magnet as a result tude. of the whirling of electrically Former Theory Upset garden clubs. Amateurs will be parwithin it. particles charged On this to latter heated zone Doctor exhibit the ticularly encouraged Sunspots have cycles of eleven MartYnx. radio reports contrad!?. results of their study and labor. To date, 26 state colleges, the years. Maximum spottedness has Ontario Agricultural college, and come in 1906, 1917 and 1928 since the United States Department of the turn of the century and miniDAYS mum spottedness in 1901, 1913, 1923 Agriculture have pledged their ac- and 1533. tive support of the exposition, as Coming Since the sun rotates on its axis well as 22 horticultural organizaSTART THE SCHOOL YEAR in a period of 25 days, Doctor Antions of national note. RIGHT WITH NEW drews states that it is impossible PENCILS NOTE BOOKS for the earth to be permanently in New Type Chain Letter the range of a sunspot or a sunspot RULERS - DRAWING SUPPLIES group, but when the spots are near A New Dirtionary, A Columbia Causes Kissing Epidemic the earth, such terrestrial phenomor a World Globe Encyclopedia, An of proena as auroral displays, electric epidemic Chekiang. aro all powerful aid to the stumiscuous kissing has broken out storms and effects on dent. in Chekiang province from a new radio reception are noted. form of the "chain letter" craze. O Sunspot Activity When any one receives a letter "All of these phenomena," Doctor We he is supposed to copy it, together Andrews "show a close with the list of previous recipients, correlationdeclares, FOR ALL with sunspot activity and pass it on to five other peo- and particularly with the passage School Supplies ple. From the list he omits the of active sunspot group across first name belonging to a mem- the an, of the suns disk; ber of the opposite sex and adds the central area borealis and australis, aurorae, to it his own. combeautifully, magnetic perform Then, on the night of the next to over and fro oscillate a full moon, wearing a red ribbon passes BOOK for identification, he is to repair to small amplitude centered in their a spot designated in the letter to normal position, and COMPANY meet and exchange kisses with the radio reception is either improved connection In with or hampered. 44 EAST op SOUTH TEMPLE person whose name he has omitthe last of these it should be said ted. It. olLthc.xecipicnta. carried out that .whether reception is imnrovd wave-lengt- ld SCHOOL Up long-distan- Are Headquarters DESERET long-distan- - -- I NON-SECTARI- w ?!- - 85 I ine oeiier of Prbiessor KppJelon, who waa convinced this zone was hot only in summer. Martyn's experiments show that the seasonal drop is only from 1,300 to 1,000 degrees. As a consequence. Doctor Martyn declares, that the earth is perpetually girdled by a fiery ring of inconceivably rarefied air, in which, necessarily, no human activity could ever be hoped for. Measurements of the upper ozone show fluctuations exactly corresponding to barometric measures on the ground, but antedating them. As a consequence weather forecasts, Doctor Martyn declares, can be made from these radio probes of the air, Australian authorities are so impressed with Doctor Martyn's findings that modern ozone measures are now being installed at the commonwealth weather bureau, the solar observatory at Canberra and at the installation of the council for scientific and industrial research. Separation Suit Filed 28 Years Ago Dismissed New York. Twenty-eigh- t years ago Mrs. Georgia Raynor sued Valentine R. Raynor for a separation, but neglected to prosecute it, and it was never placed on the court calendar. Through all the years the husband sent her $8 a week for maintenance of herself and a child. But recently he moved in supreme court to have the wife's suit dismissed. Mrs. Raynor, now 54, living in Columbus, Ohio, appeared before Justice Louis A. Valcnte to oppose the husbands motion and pleaded that she was without means of support. Faced with the unusual circumstances the justice regretfully granted the husband's motion, adding: While I am granting the motion to dismiss, I am doing so with a strong hope that he will continue to make his remittances to his wife as heretofore in the spirit which can no longer be deemed one of compulsion, and in vindication of the opinion the court on the whole has formed of his basic sense of honor.- Canada Builds Largest of Steam Locomotives Montreal. The worlds largest streamlined steam locomotive, 94 feet long, weighing 650,000 pounds, and capable of attaining a speed of 100 miles an hour, has been completed here. The engine is one of four being constructed for the Canadian National railway, and will be the first streamliner" placed in operation in Canada. It is known as the No. 6400. The design follows the streamlining plan developed by the national research council at Ottawa and the motive department of the C. N. R. It was selected after an exhaustive Beries of and other tests. By L. L. STEVENSON Ira Vail, former star auto race driver, was recalling old times. Among his memories is one of sailing through a barbed wire fence, which practically denuded him, and landing in the ample lap of a fat lady. He came to before the woman who acted as a cushion recovered her poise, and was bundled hurriedly into an ambiance. In the mad dash to the hospital, he was ten times more scared than he ever had been in a racel Such incidents were not uncommon' in the lives of racing drivers of former days and were looked on as funny," rather than grim. Vail chuckled when he recalled how Louis after a spill, had been carted to the morgue just as good as dead, only to sit up on his slab and throw the attendants into confusion by demanding a cigarette. Then there was Ralph De Palma whose car careened off a New England track. He was picked up with a cornstalk through his stomach and was thought to be fatally injured. But he married his nurse. Dia-bro- w, Ivy Overholtzer, of Los Angeles,' has the most novel combination around race tracks, Vail believes. He operates an undertaking establishment and turns his hearse into an ambulance merely by changing the signs, lies a great pal of the drivers. "People have asked me many times what makes a man become a racing driver," Vail said. "I think the best answer is a crack made by one of the boys you dont have to be crazy but it helps. ' This doesn't concern Vail or other race drivers but it seems to fit In at this particular point. An out of town couple waa enjoying a ride through Central park in one of those throw-back- s to old days that have their stand near the Plaza a horse and carriage. The passengers noticed that the driver called his horse Frank and finally asked him what had caused him to give his animal such a name. "You see, replied the driver, flicking the animal's ear lightly with the whiplash, my best friends name was Frank." Bob Hope, who played in vaudeville theaters all over the country before appearing in the "Follies" and other Bway musicals, believes that the present generation has forgotten that form of entertainment. Says Hope: The young folks of today think Gull Llk Becomes Sheep that is a bankHerder in California ruptcy sale, that a sketch is a drawing and, for all they know, the Alturas, Cal. Spike, a bull elk, herds sheep at the Two Black Crows' were a couple XL ranch of Ilal Johnson near of birds that stole corn from farmers. They think a pit musician here. Originally sent here with a mate is a guy who plays in a mine and from the city of Baker, Oregon, as when they hear the expression working in one, they ask, One a gesture of interstate friendship, Spike languished after the death of what? To them bow music is his doe, and was liberated by the what comes from a violin and they city keeper to prevent his death believe that only a sheriff can 'stop the show. The only 'acts they from a life of captivity. After not being seen for months, know about are those passed by Spike turned up on the Johnson congress and to them a double is ranch, and took up his shepherd a horse parlay." duties like an old hand. Subway eavesdropping: Say, he Spike warns the lambs against stretches so if he was that things and other predators, steers coyotes taking the ferry to Staten island them to favored pastures. he'd tell you he was going on a round the world cruise." wind-tunn- el next-to-closi- nine-ycar-o- ld FROSTED JEWELRY LEADS THE VOGUE By C1IERIE NICHOLAS newest jewelry Is white and frosty." Rings, bracelets and necklaces that look as Icy as a cool drink are being worn at faslrionable summer resorts. Crystalline and opaque whites are frequently combined. Crystalline alone odds a glamorous note to costumes in the new smoky pastels, opaque white is good with and with the south-se- a copper-browbatik prints or flowered challis. Choker necklaces are staging a come-bacLarge frosty rings are frequently worn to match. To set off the' rings, nails are adopting shades of smoky red polish. Massive couturier rings with d stones are also smart, and require bright nail lacquer such as robin red or coral to give the hands the proper balance. For moments when the urge to be feminine has you in its grip, try yielding to the rage for flower jewelry. Fabric flowers, raffia flowers, carved flower motifs, are used even the real thing straight from the florist Any flower goes, from daisies to Some of the necklaces tie demurely at the back of the neck with a ribbon. Summers BACK TO SCHOOL WE CARRY The Largest Assortment of SCHOOL SUPPLIES n, In tho City k. multi-colore- forget-me-not- s. AT THE v UNITED 5-10-2- 5C STORE 1069 East 21st South in Sucarhousc |