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Show MAIN" NEWS SECTION r5i THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. SUNDAY MORNING, JULY.?. Third Part. Europes Financial Status Hinges Upon Reparations i German Capacity to Pay Up to Maximum Must Be Set Before Start Can Be Made Toward Normalcy, Writer Says. Hollana Ha! Fad for Bikes Doctor, Still Practicing, Saw Hoover as Boy - l.EYDKN. Holland tAI Bicycles than more frequent in Holland FRANK SIMMONDS, Stiff Correspondent. i f i a- - horse-draw- i actual-burde- v Big- - Earing:. DEDICATED TO THE MODERN, COLORFUL KITCHEN irgmrnnJ I 4 NOW! fTO2HSsV MONARCH TO A FURNITURE .. . Arn. OOAL AND ELECTRIC OOMSINATI0N That Fits in Only 36 Inches of Space 11 T I 1 Yvr "Fancy" Shoes I (111. I J w ztSi Any Color Besides Your 'Horse Kitchen Your Merchandise Held for Future Delivery MONDAY AND THIS WEEK three-quart- J at n dfajefo tip t ! Furalah Now 0 First? automobiles In the tnlud States. There is a "rljwlel,"' or bike, to every in a two and n half inhabitants, town like . tyilen virtually or male ywu female, ery student, a wheel. the of The great popularity bicycle In attributable to the fact that there ate practically no hills in Holland offern The uniformly level country every Inducement to save car fare by one's wsy. pedaling is of the bicycle The linoortane recognized by the authorities. In that, te4- -f indote r "Wpw "etfi hey provide' or bicycle roads running parallel to vethe autopioblleand hicle ro:ul. , In Holland must The pedestrian take far grenter care not to be run over by a bicycle ttutn by an automobile, although Ihe auto alM verv 'r.eulnr. tnent. while she is netting the both ngui.irl, ns if ibey were actually ni tided. The stablliiatlon of the French franc There are. then, two iiossilillHUs: ' ' proUdes the first opportunity for ra&k- - either lo maintain the German pay. .muxiujuai:. JUbal is' f6iiifr$BWnMtniitf exart ateuts,,aa...Uut;.xiUiit! or to Is, "the maximum for next year, r.sllmate of, the debt burdens which reduce the American dtbt payments Hut it IS ho prfnolpaj countrlei of the War have along with the German. io ourry as a conwquexce of the a matter of general Kuiopeun knowlof Gerdebt the that payments edge Rieat struggle. We are now able to many, the reparations sums, must be fixe the price wtoldh the next two reduced soon, while Amerirsn policy K"ii'erations In Europe will have to has so far held riuldly to the printhan the debt settlements canimt pay for the policies and performances ciple Here is the deadlock be reduced. which bids fair to paralyze final adf4lie labt In Kurope. Al the outset. It is necessary to note justments tiding back to I the iiucstion .if natne different mannar In which the tional manifest thst the debtH. it veral countries have been compelled British hs the greatest. Out of a budof rather less than 4.u.'HM'0, face the problem. Great Britain, get the British have- to pay almost halt, like the United States, has shouldered around The f .SOo.OOM.Oim, for debt. the whole burden. H has, In fact, ex- French inuat pav !,iimi.i(ki of a topanded It, because nmohjrf the money tal tax levy of H,(HMi',tHMV The actually borrowed was borrowed when German, op the other hand, gets off Hie pound sterling was below par. for $S5.000,(Htu Thus the mutually. Thus many Britons who lent money of the defeated German fe.Tjsass: n lo their government, when the Immehardly more than a third that of diate postwar years saw the pound Is the Briton and only Dr. L. J. Leech, Ktertinf down nearly to 4, 'will be that of the Frenchman, his two Intuit-diat- e repaid on the basis of 4.87, conquerors. who", at 80, continues MoneUry Unit Value of Situation Complicated bv France and Italy Lowered. ministering to Iowa Status of Payments. 1 Krajioe and Italy, on the other hand, But the: situation Is complicated by countrywide. liave been compelled to reduce their fact that almost Ml of the Gerdebt by the simple but drastic method the man payment Is foreign, while only ess of lowering the value of their monesmall fraction of the Brittary unit. Thus the French frjjc relatively ish and French go abroad. Thus for has been brought down from someBritain and for France the" great thing less than 20 cents to approxi question is whether the domestic tax When Snow 4 lira cents and Italian the mately payer bear the burden, wneuier do- Rides from the same prewar value to about mestic can stand the strain cents. The French government, of the industry excessive taxation and comIs Deep; Says No Big having borrowed upward of pete abroad. On tile other hand, both from its own people, will pay countries LIOW many shoes have have a real balance in forthem only $12,000,006,000. while Great eign commerce much greater than Stuff for Nominee .vou? No matter; the Britain, having borrowed 133,000,000,-0debt payments, so that there Is their will pay $29,000,000,000. no problem of transfer. are you need at chances Germany, on the other hand, has Germany, on the other hand, what met the problem By a straight repuone least pair (hat are realof the and excels Just diation. When, during the Inflation with reparations WF.8T BRANCH. Iowa iAF is at least a over export for walking, comfortable ly period, the mark took on astronomical imports house from the Mteet milliondollars in th red annually across the proportions, the debt became practicoccasimilar the and to been able so meet has far lives and born wss iv Hoover shopping here Herbert ally valueless. When the new reten-niar- required payments only by exteiivhe here ' was adopted, all the billions a sions. Dr. J. I,. physician I.ctrh, And this obviously borrowed during the war lost their foreign borrowing. when the Republican nominee was a on cannot go Indefinitely. borrowing amount total value. Despite a certain At the moment, Great Hrltnin is short trousered boy. You'll find just what you f of the revalorization most, because the burden of "Doc:" Leech Is more than ?! now, debts, for all practical purposes the suffering in the her industry and has taxation require crippled was complete. repudiation a million unem- but he still rides over the countryshe has not only U. S. Debt Down $8,000,000,000 ployed but acute crises in her great side, In winter and summer, by day textile branches. and night, ministering to patients. ooal, steel and From Postwar Maximum, France Is least, because she d Old neighbors say the As it stands today, the total debts is not In suffering the same sense as Britain of the great European countries, or Germany, concerned with foreign doctor may have helped to kindle In and domestic, are as follows: trade, and. Unlike both countries, is Hoover boy the zeal with which Ureat Britain, ("33.000,000.000; France. neither nor overlndus-trializehe threw himself, in manhood, into $19,000,000,000: Italy, $21,000,000,000: lies In the diand relief wo k. Her humanitarian problem Germany, $730,000, 000. For purposes rection of the ultimate ability of her Hoover Sat at Doctor's of comparison !t may be noted that people' to bear the burden the of the gross American debt Is about domestic tux load. which is Imposed Table Many Times. (For Women tod Children) and the net, that is. upon a people in the main agricul$17,000,000,000 For on many a winter day Herbert after the real value of the debt ad- tural and the fortunes without Leech were whose great chums Hoover, Its comfort is combined justments is subtracted, around J1P,- - which go with Industrinl development. rboyp. Oliver and Bert, sat ,et the doc r"e tors tame ror nrnner arrx h'fr,7Jf,sinf"H?if?'nd uon of upward of 8,000,000.000 from German Domestic Taxation physician called from his meal and bis which are a delight the imanediate postwar maximum. Not Beyond Capacity. warm home to answer a summons lo When it comes to th question of And In the case of Germany, the burden some lonely farm house. to the eye as well as the the annual charge, the sum which the of domestic taxation la. heavy, but, as a night after young Herbert was many abed, taxpayers have to furnish to meet S. i'arker Gilbert lately reported, not the Jingle of sleigh bells told him Dr. feet: the interest on the huge national beyond German capacity. Here the Leech was peeding again on an err debts, the figures are as follows: Great question is simply, can Germany ex rand of mercy. Britain. $1,780,000,000; France, Wearing Cantilevers is "When- the snow Is too deep to enough to meet her requirements Italy well above half a bil- port In addition carry the travel irf a car the doctor rides .1 flexand Ordinarily too, beneficial, lion dollars. The German debt charge, annual burden of the horse." says the druggist whose store pay ible Cantilever shank alby contrast, is but $40,000.000.. Here, ments! And so far allreparations is across the street from Dr. l,v?eh's the experience however, there enters a new factor: of the Dawes plan would seem to In office "His son, a inan of SO. drives to while Germany will pay only this reladicate that tbta U impossible. If it his car for him, but when he rides lows the foot muscles tively insignificant sum to her own Droves to be Impossible, then auto a horse he goes alone." bethus exercise freely, debtnrs, she must also pay. next year matictJIy the. Dawes plan payments The doctor's office Is nevsr locked. $(125,000,000 on account of reparations. H1 years he lias tarshrink una they may shrink to And for thirty-fiv- e coming strong and healthy. Thus her total pavmeqts will ried a key to Gill's drug store, pring without the creditors nothing leaving $663,000,000. i&an st 111 much .Into. mi irwrwp t toni, Tor he remedy, for uermany Is protect tir For the utmost comfort, ferior to the debt charges of Great any ed against all payments which might is a registered pharmacist. Britain and France, we recommend Cantilever depress her own currency by virtue Member of Legislature Of the transfer, clause in the Dawes Great Britain Owe U. , For Soma Years. oxfords, either plain or plan provisions. Upward of $4,500,000,000. . , It Is, then, a profound mistake to He was a member of the Itva fancy. Lacing such shoes In the matter of foreign debts, believe that the stabilization of the legislature for some years; he w.is acil rest Britain owes to the United French franc represents the final step tive in Red Cross work during the draws the leather shank on in the restoration of Europe to finan- world war and he wears a G. A. 11. States upward of $4,500,000,000. wbii-snugly up under the arch she pays annually $480,000,000 cial normalcy. The whole situation button. on the average. France owes to Britremains pyramided upon reparations, The doctor was hoeing weeds In his of the foot, affording comain and the United States around Before there can be a final readjust-men- t, front yard on a hot summer niornl'ur. and her annual pay$6,000,000,000, German capacity to pay up to while states fortable support, from many people ments under existing agreements, the maximum must be established, the streamed into the house, across the still unrstlfied, will average close to Dawes plan payments must be re- - street where Hoover was born. leanThere are also stylish 53on.ooo.ooo. The Italian debt, nomiscaled to that such which it is proved ing on his hoe, the old doctor paused nally $3,000,000,000, owed to Britain Germany can pay, If any sucn sum to recall the boy who used to dangle with Cantilever compumps and the United States, will Impose exists, or the United States must his legs under the Leech dinner table. fort features. an. average annual burden of well change its debt policy. "Herbert was never one to push above $100,000,000. himself forward. He wasn't bashful, Over against this payment to for- Europe Only Now Betting he just kept himself in the backeign creditors, Great Britain, France Debt Settlement Start. ground. 1 think he has the same and Italy all draw shares of the Gerdisposition foday. Ha fill "do things man reparations payments, which. Is, then, only Just beginning In the most effective way, but there were the maximum sums to be main- Europe to get down to the brass tacks of the won't be any of the 'big I stuff tained, would be divided thus; Britain, financial situation. Moreover, tiie about it." lao.ouo,ooo; t rn.net, $325,000,000; Italy, years that lie Immediately ahekd are $62,600,000. Thus, were Germany to likely to prove almost as difficult as hanks with Its tail and large pectoral years. Great Brit- the pay' for sixty-tw- o period of the immediate and goes overland from one body ain would get enough from Germany past. stormy This is true because in all fins of to water another.from France and and traveling as fast directly Sauterne Kid countries the ultimate problem is to as a man than enough to meet the Amerwalking slowly. This variety provide for the great' mass of the also (a m the ican obligation. France would markets, being popular tolerable conditions of exist- sold alive people In moist baskets. to meet both American and a reasonably high standard ul British debt charges aind still have a ence, living and this is inextricably tancomfortable balance, but Italy would gled with the problem of taxation. stilt have to find at least $50,000,000 MlCES NEVER (AlStO Aud, while the dangers of bolshev-isHOUS annually for her deM payments. have largely passed In the recent QUALITY NEVE II TO 6 30 In conyears, communism remains all LOWERED Figures Have Very, Real I0TO2 tinental countries a real and patent ' Importance at Moment. menace and any return to domestic The figures have very real Imnort-tanwould an immediate and misery prove at the moment because It fs nn incalculable advantage for those who them that must be based any final look to Moscow and still cherish the adjustment of tho Dawes plan. And dream of a world revolution to abolish Here we encounter two doctrines, the capitalism. Rrttlsh and the French. The British, on the basis of the famous Balfour (Copyright, 132S; ' by the McClure policy, insist that their debtors, who Newspaper Syndicate.) were their allies, chiefly France and i Italy, shall furnish enough money annually to meet the British debt charge to America when added to the annual Dawes, plan payment. Thus, tf the um of the snnusl payments by Germany is reduced, the size of the and Italian payment will be increased, or, more exactly, there win be no chance of any reduction of the sums now paid by Miens' countries s might presently occur If the Dawee plan maximum continued over a few ' ears, long enough to make up past deficits. France, on the other hand, holds o the principle that the Dawes plan payments cannot be reduced save as her WASHINGTON (AP).-Fi- sh that dent payments to Britain and the rtlnib and crawl on la n1. rentilea, United States are out down pari passu. birds. Inserts, mammals ana plants, And to emphaz this purpose, jrhe many of them new to are h " far refhsed to ratify either making Slam s enllevtor's science, f"r paradise the British or American debt settle- - lr. Hugh M. Smith. hnorsrv riirat.it That's the foundatioB supon which this great dental of xoolrvity nf h .National Museum. ITnit- Ur. Smith, whn formrlv waa built and the actuating principle upon ed States rommlssioner of fisheries, which it hag 'continued to grow for over & quarter of 1 is now director of fisheries for the Siamese government and lias been a century Dentiatry of luting quality. All work abl In the last few years to send msiiy valuable natural history speciguaranteed. Come in for Free Examination now. mens to the Smithsonian Institution, which supervises the museum. His own houso snd garden In Bangkok hsv proved excellent places . Union. "ONE PATIENT Dentistry for collecting aniptiiblsns snd retiFOR cles. A tree near bis veranda Is the The Standard of TELLS ANOTHER" home of a green bsmboo-simltand Comparison nis pond l a rewrt for water snake, ied tattsf patients srs our which feed on th fisli Beth In quality of matorl. best advertisement. Honest nupwh. t Have yeu a vacant heuse, lans that come there to Breed. The ala used and skill and work honest prices have and house Itself ss lis reptile invaders, room or spsrtment ee canyon e of dentists. won for uo tho confidence Utile, called' lltsrds ... before Invest. you and respect of the public. cettsgct which take up their abode " wherever are moths attracted by 2 Have you lest a psckige, light il uir of bis specimens are drawn LEARN WHAT REAL PLATE C0MT0RT IS Cog. wrist watch or purse? m the numerous odd fonna of Union Dental Plates are net made down to price, but u to a In Psh Slam, where the that thrive I Went to sell an lee boa. fa biSh standard of duality. Trubyta Teeth, tho best tooth anado, used season forced baa them dry in to, Platesall Union Dental Fit and service guaranteed. . range, ear, lot, or house 7 artopt themselvra t wtthelauu U rigors. Some, a described by Ior-I- s If. Cochran, assistant curator of Buyers for ttoroa, garlget, UNION DENTISTRY IS GUARANTEED the division of reptiles and batra-clilahotels sod farms srs witch . as of tho museum, spend ina Tritune Want Ada, long as four months tn damp soil. As t Porcelain PUlinn $2, Union Plates hO a result, .fishing In Siam often resembles' the old fashioned method of I Union Crowna Silver Fillingi . jlacer mining, tho populsr serpetit-head- s $1 being dug wot of dried op OPtN TODAY. 7 A. M.! Extraction by Gaa. to and 50 a tooth isrsbea from a depth of two or thres CLOSE T0NI6HT, t P. M. .... feet. . The Coolest Office Dental la the City. nec-Is h The rllmMng described as tne moat remarsaeie 01 tho tish in tais. class. - It caa climb steep canal By There Any Your Why Kitchen Should Not Come Reason ire tea iUTGIiEti '.WEEK Is Really, 1928. . k Jkf I ST kt... Carload Oolo ' w MONARCH AxiM ?V May We Show You? Jf.O.OOO,-000.0- T . 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