Show V THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING JULY 6 1935 13 Summer Trade ‘Discreet’ Affair With French Maid Invincible Army Better Than ’34 Held No Basis for Legal Separation Forces to Guard C of C Reports WHITE PLAINS N Y July 5 neret) on thestand and the surU S Gold Vault husband’s affair with hi wife’s pretty French maid if con- ducted discreetly and quietly does not warrant legal separation on grounds of adultery Supreme Court’ Justice Raymond E Aldrich ruled (A5— A Dullness in Industry Not ag Marked as Usual Exportg Decline WASHINGTON July 5 UP)— Midsummer domestic business was reported better this year than last by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States today despite an unfavorable foreign trade balance for May the second in consecutive months dullness in industry and trade is not as marked this year as is usual” the chamber said in its fortnightly review of business today Justice Aldrich’s finding was made in granting separation on grounds of desertion to Mrs Etta S Miller from Robert McWilliam Miller Manhattan attorney Mrs Miller had alleged her husband had been unduly attentive to her French maid Mile Marguerite Jeanneret who testifying in Mrs Miller's behalf admitted misconduct with Miller for six months “I believe” ruled Justice Aldrich “from observing her (Mile Jean rounding circumstances that her statement of her relations with the defendant is true ’ “But those relations were of a clandestine nature quite concealed from the plaintiff (Mrs Miller) and unknown to the public In my does not opinion such evidence measure up to the test of adultery as ground for separation under decisions of the court of appeals” The court however found grounds for abandonment of Mrs Miller and their two small children Robert Jr 7 and Patricia Ann 9 when Miller was alleged to have walked out of their home at New Rochelle in 1933 f He awarded Mrs Miller $50 a week alimony although she had asked for $1000 a month m Unit Mechanized for SlatecI Posts Around i Storage Boom rtf ns WASHINGTON July 5 for thpqwfpg an all but invulnerable artiiy force around the government’s projected gold storKnox Kentucky age vault today were diet lose d in official (AV-Pla- atfFt " SMALL SPACE BUT BIG VALUES! quarters Simultaneous with' an announcement that the war department had applied for $2238068 from the work-relifund to' Improve and expand KITCHEN STOOLS evigreen ivory or blue Made conditions “Consequently the fort army officials revealed dences of the general improveof rest Special steel with back Kento $119 that they planned makf the heavy ment 'Which may be expected in Downstairs of the the post tucky headquarter the early fall may begin to appear mechanized forces of the afn)y before many weeks have passed " -Coincidentally'' treasury sources ELECTRIC FANS a dependable quality Eight-inc- h By FREDERIC J HASKIN- In reporting more imports than Indicated the $43jpj000 needed for A reader can get the answer to several thousand rooms is said to exports in April and May the size Excellent performance Special $149 building the subterranean reposicommerce department today also any Downstairs question of fact by writing be the largest In the center of Fort Knox tory said total exports for the first five The Salt Lake Tribune InformaQ— Where is Jane Austen the three miles from Louisville Ky months of this year were $12000-00- 0 tion Bureau Frederic J Haskin size Made already had been earmarked from WHISTLING TEA KETTLE two-qua- rt under the same period last Director Washington D C Please novelist buried?— W W the public works fund ' Into it of A— She in is buried Winchester bluebird with aluminum year enclose three (3) cents for reply whistling Special 89c cathedral 14 miles from her birth would be moved millions in gold Cotton Exports Drop Downstairs York New from Philadelphia and Q— What occasioned the writing place at Steventon Hampshire in The chamber attributed the un4 continuing the treasury's policy of favorable trade balance in the past of the song “Finiculi Flniculu” ? — England transferring the metal inland away STONE BIRD BATH complete with stand Regular two months to the decrease in cot- C T — Why are so many laundries from coastal cities more vulnerable Q was A— Sigmund Spaeth says it $249 $349 Special July Savings ton exports and said “any substanto enemy attack named Troy laundry? — M B Downstairs tial increase in cotton shipments" written for the opening of the funA— The mechThe Y of N the army’s only completely city Troy icular railway up Mt Vesuvius' would 'reverse the situation birthplace of the collar cuff and anized army unit already is staPUDDING BOWL SET regular During the past two months the Q — When was the first baseball shirt industry was practically the tioned at Fort Knox It is a high- DECORATED 3-chamber said “the innate strength club home for mobile — made and was force A the R ly 69c up among 89c value Special July Savings many years organized? In the trend of activities has perA — first organized baseball center of the steam laundry inter- other things or armored cars carDownstairs sisted in the face of difficulties" club InTheAmerica of ests the machine an was the Olympic interest rying high power country guns and "legislative threats” which it townball club of Philadelphia in which has now extended to every radios and other equipment The DECORATED IMPORTED VASES 10 and 12-inInterpreted as forecasting increased 1833 or of place city any importance in expansion plans would make the business the land So general is the recog- army even better able to move in sizes Values to $140 Special 89c the"Analyses of detailed evidences — Belasco How old is the nition of this fact that the name fast modern fashion in any direcQ Downstairs for the first five months of 1935 ater In Washington D C? Who Troy laundry is still retained by tion to protect this gold showed that general business ac the building?— R G hundreds of launderies in various The cavalry at the fort will move CRYSTAL GLASSES tivlties in those months remained designed large size in Ice Teas and A— The Belasco theater formerly ports of the United States and is in fast armored cars There also remarkably steady and at a level the Lafayette Square opera house even seen abroad It was natural will be an artillery unit whose guns water glasses Cut glass Regular 10c each Spenoticeably higher than in the cor- was designed and supervised by U that the earliest organized move- will be swung to trailers that speed 5c cial each responding part of 1934” the cham H Painter a civil engineer The ment to produce the machines de- along behind fast motors Downstairs ber said reporting a five per cent theater was first opened manded for September laundering purposes Increase in production of all forms 30 J895 A bronze memorial tablet should have been made in Tray Custom Duties Banned 14-p- c REFRIGERATOR SETS Green glass Regu- the architect's erected Good daughter Employment by 1902 the fact the that records On Salesman Employment in the durable goods in $109 Samples lar $129 value Special Industries showed signs of remain- building “was erected of steel skele- Soviet Women Urged Downstairs GENEVA July 5 0P)-- The United ing at a high level the chamber ton construction stone terra cotta mackite and brick to prove that an said and in the other countries joined 5-goods To Do Public Work States andto 12 GLASS MIXING BOWL SETS regular 89c industries has been keeping at high opera house can be made safe at all make the lot of the intonight times from fire and panic” levels 69c salesman ternational value Graduated' sizes Special traveling easier Downstairs Exports in May this year were Q — What nickwas MOSCOW July 5 MPi — The widow president $165457000 against $164188000 in With Great Brtaln France Italy named Long Tom? — A M of the founder of the soviet state April and $160197000 in May 1934 Japan and others the United States 260 some- today told Russian women was A— Jefferson Thomas pcs JEWELRY smart costume styles in bracethey But while experts were making this customs Tom He was tall "have not yet begun to probe the agreed to exempt from called times Long 23c duties sample goods provided they lets clips pins Regular 59c each Special relatively minor gain imports at d the soviet possibilities regime have no commercial value and ad$170559000 in May about the same and Street Floor ” them for opened as April were about $15000000 Y— Why can’t a mongoose be Urging them not to become slaves mit free of duty catalogs price lists over May 1934 CHILDREN'S WHITE SANDALS also white oxinto this country? — O J H either to their hnsbanns or to moth- and trade notices brought Exports usually decreasing beA— The bureau of biological sur- erhood Mme Sizes 9 to 3 Special pr 98c Nadejda Krupskaya tween April and May gained one Savant Chokes to Death fords Values to $149Street vey says that the mongoose is not widow of Nicolai Lenin added: Floor cent while usuper imports which allowed to be imported into this “The mother instinct is noble and STOCKHOLM July 5 CPI— Proally decline about six per cent re- country because it is notorious for we 51 of the consider it a force but we fessor Karl Charpentier mained the same RED CROSS SHOES in white only its destructive character It is true do not want ourgreat women to devote of Usala university choked WOMEN'S that this small mammal is a cour- their lives to rearing children only faculty to death at dinner tonight when Pumps straps and oxfords Broken sizes Special ageous killer of snakes for which We do not want this or any other meat lodged In his throat He was Cummings Sees Doubt $485 purpose it is used to advantage in aspect of their married life to sepa- a world renowned linguist and espe- pair Street Floor poul- rate them from on Sanskrit an Of Code Bill Legality Indiaand However it also kills work” autnortty cially public ground nesting birds and try as an added example of its rapacity TURKISH TOWELS white with colored border may be cited the experience of 'JaWASHINGTON 6 also solid colored ground 20x40 size Double July (- £- maica one of the large islands of Doubts of the constitutionality of the British West IAdies The mon5 for $100 thread Special the Guffey coal stabilization bill goose was introduced into that isFloor Street today Impelled Attorney General land with the idea of exterminating Cummings to advise that congress the snakes there but the species leave the question to the courts SUMMER NECKWEAR regular $198 merchanran wild multiplied enormously and closed session in a period of only a few years During a two-hqdise Organdies silks and satins in white and With a house ways and means subdestroyed millions of dollars worth $119 committee the attorney general de- of poultry and game birds Its impastels Special clined to give a flat opinion wheth8treet Floor into this country is thereportation er the measure would pass such a fore prohibited under strict penalty test of STATIONERY full quire of 24 sheets and 24 enfine A few have reached He asserted however there was theheavy United States from time to time 39c Sufficient argument for the meas- but they have either been destroyed veloped Extra special value ure to warrant its passage or placed in zoological parks and 3 boxes $100 there is none at the present time Street Floor Two Killed as Train Q — Please give a brief history of stretch Just 21 ELASTIC STEPIN GIRDLES tu-wHits Auto at Crossing the University of Bologna — E K A— It is one of the oldest univerof these Reduced from $698 Special $398 A school of HASTINGS Neb July 5 UP— Se- sities in the world Second Floor bastian Miller 35 merchant and law existed in Bologna in the elevRuth Engelhardt 20 both of El- enth century The earliest statutes SIDE HOOK GIRDLES just 13 of these Reduced dorado Neb were killed today date from 1317 with the faculty of ' from $498 Special when the motor truck in which they law as the first department Among $249 Were riding was struck by a Bur- students of the university were Second Floor lington passenger train at a cross- Dante Petrarch and Tasso One of the features of the later history ing east of Inland TELESCO and MME BINNER COMBINATIONS Dofothy Engelhardt sister of the of Bologna was its admission of all sizes to choose from Regular $998 $848 $950 dead woman was injured critically women as early as the eighteenth and taken to a Harvard hospital for century HALF PRICE and $498 Special treatment Second Floor Q—What is the largest residence Miller was a partner In the Mercantile company at in the world?— E W LASTEX COMBINATIONS firm boned front panel A — The Vatican at Rome' with Eldorado “Mid-summ- er ef Answers to Questions offering stunning vacation clothes savings as high as 65 on new fresh summer patterns savings for 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Like MeatheUlam elntmrnllt It Ideal ie relieve dry Irritated ueelrtle 4 HOT WEATHER FROCKS at sensational savings Piques prints etc- Sizes 14 to 50 Values 99c to $198 Special 250 LITTLE SATURDAY TALK On the twelfth day of the month of Qutntilis more than 20 centuries ago a child was born in a well known Roman family He was called Gaius Julius Caesar and he became the ruler of Rome Among the things which Caesar did was to reform the calendar so that people would count time more closely according to the changes of season After the calendar change the Romans gave a different name to the month Quintllis They called It "Julius” in honor of Caesar and In our language the month bears the memory of this man though we peak of it as “July” The olden Anglo-Saxoused to call July by two names one meanh the other ing but we do not follow the Anglo-Saxo- n in month names The Romans gave us the name of every A month from January to December Many famous persops were born in July Among the authors were Alexander Dumas and his son of the same name but known as “the William Makepeace Younger” Thackeray Nathaniel Hawthorne and Henry D Thoreau July-bor- n artists include Rembrandt Reynolds and Corot and religious leaders ars Cardinal John Calvin and Mary Baker Eddy Elias Howe who did much to bring forth the sewing machine Henry Ford and John D Rockefeller are others who came into the world during July In South America no list of famous July folk would seem complete without mention of Simon Bolivar and we of the northerly parts should think of him as well for he is a world figure Bolivar was born in Caracas a At the time of city In Venezuela hls birth more than a century and a half ago Venezuela was under the power of Spain along with much of the res’t of South America Bolivar was a member of a wealthy family After spending years in study abroad and after a visit to the United States he returned to his home and took part in a revolt against Spain At last a republic was set up under the name of Colombia but including the land of Venezuela Bolivar bepresent-da- y came the first president Later he helped other Spanish colonies to obtain freedom from Spain One of the new republics was given the name of Bolivia in his honor Second Floor NEGLIGEES RAY Publishers (Copyright Syndicate) 1935 PAJAMAS in very smart styles $500 Second Floor ROBES satin tailored silk or lace trimmed styles Positive values to $498 Special $298 Ma-zar- in UNCLE and Values tp $1198 Special Second Floor ©VOGUE 7037 Second Floor 404 CL Sale of Summer Sheer WRINKLE-PRU- F and RAYON UNDIES consisting of panties stepins slips bloomers etc Values to $109 — — 59c SILK VOILE PAJAMAS Pongee Rayon and Silk Former values to $198 Only 64 sizes 14 to 50 Special $129 Second Floor SUEDINE SPORT COATS 24 only Rain proof For $129 women and misses Values to $298 Second Floor 35 NET PANEL CURTAINS Filet and novelty weaves in ecru and beige color Tailored with ch yd Regularly 59c yard CJotton chiffoii voile 39-in- width in charming cool patterns in large variety of colors Gay COTTONS In flock dots sanforized batistes and dimities Regularly 39c yard Width 38 Inches 4 Specially priced Street Floor 29' yd heps Each $100 $10°° Third Floor marquisette Ruffle and tailored styles §mall check or figured designs 42c Regular 59c pair Third Floor RUFFLE CURTAINS PARTY FROCKS of PILLOW CASES stamped to embroider Of first Special pair quality tubing Regular $100 Third Floor Enchanting lonfe 'dresses that will transport a young girl to the seventh heaven of delight! 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