| Show v - i - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sale Railway': V’' - k MARCH 23 1935 17 Russia Relinquishes Railroad r at I Soviet Bows Way MORNING SATURDAY Last Day y ’B ’s K-- 0 t Off Manchurian Stage v at Ceremony 1 r'-r - soviet TOKYO March 23 WV-Tlbowed its way oft the Manchurian stage today at ceremonies marking transfer of the historic Chinese Eastern railway to the new Japanese? created empire of Manchukuo A check lor 23333000 yen (the yert b currently quoted at about'' 378 which General Ting'5hih Cents) yuan Manchukuan ambassador to Tokyo handed to Konstantin Yureneff the aoviet ambassador-officiallclinched the bargain b which became tolq owner of the railway (At Nanking early thia month the Chinese foreign Office declared China till retains her claim to part owner-- ' ship in the failway formerly oWned jointly by China and Russia and said the sale-i- considered “illegal”) Senree ef Friction Thus ended Japan’s long struggle to turn back Russia’s glacier-lik- e Map of Manchukuo and the Chinese Eastern railway which into east Asia which dOiyears was transferred by Russia Friday to the new independent state ago appeared irresistible and thus created by Japan X was removed diplomats agreed one Of the most prolific sources of Russo atiohal director will eooducf a recA Japanese friction reation hour at 3:30 p: m - Officers The ceremony held at Foreign elected at the convention will be inKokl Hirotg’s official residence stalled at a banquet during (the and dominated by the host’ smile qf hing' success was fourfold in nature: 1 Yureneff Benedict Kozloffsky thief of the far eastern department Representing the National Congress of the commissariat of foreign affairs of Parents and Teachers MrsA B and S M Kuzenetsoff vice chairman Shutflfworth of Denver vie presiof the Chinese Eastern railway’s ad- dent will attend the annual state conministrative board for Russia and vention of the Utah congress April 8 General Ting Chuichi ChashL Japa at the Newhouse hotel it was annese who is vice minister of foreign nounced Friday by Mrs John K affairs in Manchukuo and Wu Cheng-aher- i Hardy state president Mts Shuttleworth an active civic of the Manchukuan finance min fstry for Manchukuo Signed the Sale worker in Colorado for many years is agreement and the general " protocol particularly interested in child wel' fare work through parent-teache- r covering the transfer 2' Hirota and Yureneff exchanged associations The Utah convention will open at notes in which Japan gave and Rusa m and regular Sessions will be sia accepted guarantees for Mancha offers yod a grand opporkuo’s fulfillment of the terms of the held at 10 am and 2 p m in the ballroom Ray iForsberg city eecre- - tunity to beautify your home tale contract grow Protocol Signed ferent varietii S Yureneff Ting and Hirota signed a tripartite protocol provid ing for the establishment of a commission to arbitrate disputes that may arise concerning Manchukuo’a pay' ments The sale price for the road agreed Upon after two years of hard-fistetimes whioh several bargaining Announces Neu £ threatened to collapse entirely was Prices on thd 140000000 yen of which may be paid in goods during the next Item Following three years In addition Manchukuo agreed to Men’s Dark Suits anllopmi-t- f —Pink Cleaned spotted pay retiring allowances and pensions Spirt a for the more than 'S000 aoviet em- pressed Attractive hardy shrub grow from 3 to S feet high bears large ployes of the railway which will add Men’s — Felt Bata— i ! - nastimated27 GOO OOOteaO 000000 Hat Finish £4 Factory f towers Very decorative yen to the price Victory for Japan ol Presses Women’s Flaln Dari Old favorite shrub hardy grower The documents signed today in the and Coats— Cleaned ’and free bloomer very fragrant pressed '7 of the the spotted Japanese recorded opinion 3— Bridal Wreath end of Russian political and economic Most satisfactory of all shrubs In Chart for Medium Influence in Manchuria and the liqui- Extra this climate Grows fast and never and Light Colors falls Wealth of white blossoms dation by the soviet of the imperialist during May and June Orowa program in that region on which czar-1s- t Extra Charfe for Silk feet highlRussia embarked 40 years ago Linings In Women’s Coats 4— Welgella They marked the Japanese beBeautiful spreading shrub grows BRING AND TAKE lieved final victory for Japan In the about four feet high with equal e comfour decades of e width Cluster ot lovely Use Your 'Charge Account of for Manchuria rose flowers possession petition S A H Stamps As Usual which flamed into sanguinary war at 5— Dentals the turn of the century and kept the Attractive hardy shrub grows 1 to 3 feet high Lovely email white two great Asian powers almost at Keith-O'Briei flowers in June and July swords' points during the last three years Furthermore the documents in the opinion of Japanese "and Russians alike constituted the best guarantees Just now possible against another r ut Man-ehuku- o ' pens-teatio- ap eau Featuring “Daphne” Models This great sale features the newest and most authentic styles ot the spring sea- son the sailor mode the forward- brims moving types bon nets and chic cloches Every fashion- ri6ht color’ includin Plenty of nayy blues blacks pastels and browns Baku Rough Straws rsalubuntl Sharkskin n Cellophane Third Floor -- iiigt Min-iste- P-T- Officer To Attend Convention ‘ Sale of Blouses CHOICE 4 - - d tote V L Silk Crepes m $ — 1 59c 49c 59c 10c 20c - 200 Early Spring Dresses Kelth-O’Brl- war Alumna Objects To Miss Perkins Tax Riot Injures 15 PARIS ’March 22 persons were injured and 37 arrested towhen day storekeepers protesting against taxes fought with police in front of the senate PEA NUT STOVE LUMP $888 ser- Highest quality eourteous vice— 0 pounds te the ton— and every pound guaranteed Carbon Goal Co Was XS7X 3M W So Temple Boys' Knitted Jackets With Zipper Fronts With the spring marble tourneys coming up every active lad will appreciate the light weight and warmth of these Jackets Pleatblue ed back Tan grey brown novelty years $ The magic word for all young ladies style-conscio- Redingotes Business Jacket frocks styles Misses’ women's and larger women's sizes one-piec- e Third Floor New! 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