Show a D THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 23 1930' hss Grain Fleet ale Again Sends eat Tumbling Reported Menace of Dumping Stirs Fear in World Markets CHICAGO Sept 27 (UP)— Developments in the speculative turmoil behind the Amer- iean bread loaf ranged through the world’s wheat pits today with repercussions in the fields of domestic politics and MONDAY AND TUESDAY It Will Save You Money! Come Early! Woman Rests In the September down to new low prices Sale we are marking everything You will find savings that are bound to put many values Into your personal and household needs Shop Monday and Tuesday Take advantage of the E O M Specials End-of-the-Mon- Candidates Do Her Chores As FRANKLIN N C Bcpt 27 W) — Bert Slagle Is Democratic candidate lor sheriff In this county Sam Pranks la Republican candidate for the same office Slagle out on the hustings noted a woman chopping wood He offered hla help An hour he chopped wood while the perspiration poured from his brow At last the wood was cut and Slagle seeted himself on the front porch to rest The question of his candidacy came up “I hardly know who to vote for" the lady said "Both you and Mr Pranks have been so nice to us "Why right now Mr Pranks Is out on the back porch j internal finance Perfumes and Powders The most Immediate outcome of the climatic neck was the fact that grain wheat on the Chicago board of trade tumbled even further despite the banishment of bearish trading by soviet Russian agents who were ac-- 1 cused by the United States depart- ment of agriculture of attempting to demoralize the market Millions of dollars were sheared from the potential profits of mid- western farmers when prices dropped churning'' another 3 cents tn the day's short trading session As the wheat pits closed for the Week-en- d unexpected developments tween Amtorg and the soviet govern' merit were reported from other quarters This statement was not probed In Washington Senator Gerald P Nye of North Dakota demanded that further by the committee which Is congress Investigate the Chicago conducting a nation-wid- e Investigaboard of trade to determine whether tion Into communist activities It was In response to interrogation as gram prices have been manipulated given to whether messages between the to the detriment of the farmer Russian agency and Moscow conBroker Reveals Sale of tained anything' of a political na2300000 Bushels for Russia ture Delgaw testified the soviet govern- At the same time tn New York broker added to the International rne1t had Inaugurated a policy late market complications by revealing n 1®® hy which It hoped to force that he had sold 2 300000 bushels of recognition from the United States wheat short In Chicago on behalf of by taking advantage of the business depression here and withholding the Russian government Then Samuel P Arnot former pres- Russian trade E V Belltky vice president of All ident of the Chicago board Issued a statement charging domestic politics Russian Textile also a soviet agency w as mixed up In the board s division preceded Delgass on the stand and to ban short selling by Russia or denied that the short selling of 7755-OObushels of wheat In the Chicago any foreign government Arnot charged the board's directors were pit was done to break down the market He said it was a protective mea- transcending their authority The hand of Russia was seen In sure for wheat growers In Germany' the partial demorallaztion of Chicago Beittky said the order to sell came from the Chlertorg Grain corporaWheat prices today also a soviet group of Hamtion The long side the world over began a selling wave that rippled through burg Germany and "we decided we markets from Liverpool to Chicago had a right to hedge part of our As the historic fire bell sounded the wheat crop on the Chicago board of opening In the teakwood pit here trade” Queried as to whether his comcenU prices dropped 8 to 2 would continue Its g pany Report of Rassisn Grain operations the witness said he had no further orders Ship Fleet Increases Fear News that the soviets had chartered a fleet of ships to dump millions of bushels of wheat Into the Noted German Wartime world market and that the Llvrpool Dies were in a semlderaorallred state Ship Commander pits nmu± increased the fear throughout the short session BERLIN Sept 27 ffl— Rear Ad- mlral Richard Ackermann 81 who at the outbreak of the war tas in' Probers Hear Bosnia command of the German warship Learned U S Defenses CJoeben In the Mediterranean died NFW YCiUC Sept 27 (IP)— Basil here today W Delgasa resigned vice president of It was under Ms command that' the Amtorg Trading corpor&llon told the Ooeben with her sister shin the the Fish congresstoiial committee to- - 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Z C M Oar reputation for eoruulrntioua service has spread far beyond the new ol Knickers Boys’ Caps 100 Blankets 3 A special lot of boys’ overcoats single numbers ages 3 to 14 formerly 700 to 1450 Just the codt for SchooL - I Toilet Good Dept— Street Floor C M elze 70x80 regvalues Z C M L Blankets— Street Floor ular O short-sellin- for both 2 Part-wo- HALF PRICE A lovely pure powder adheres excellently scented charmingly A regular 1 00 value Evelng In FarU Perfume— Regular 1 00 size E O M Sale Evening In Pari Powde-rRegular 1 00 size ' Fall’s New Hats BOYS’ OVERCOATS 69c f nr v Purchases of Monday and Tuesday Will Be Charged on October Bill Payable Nov 1st E O M Specials From Men’s Shop Powder Flo J 1- th bridge Salad Plates Half Price Glass Salad Plates to they last at Half Price Colors close out while white rose green white and gold trimmed peach opal pink amber and black Z C M I China Dept — Second Floor |