Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE King of Rumania Favors ‘Liberal’ SUNDAY MORNING JULY 7 1935 King Takes Hand In Move to Rush Warns Aggressors to Beware MM Rule for Nation Relief for Utah Carol Says People Won’t Stand for Tyranny or Seeks to Learn Duties of Walker Agent in State Autocracy GET SET for a REAL TREAT-- ln Special to The Tribune WASHINGTON July 6— Senator King spent Friday diligently trying to find out how federal relief is to be handled in Utah and what can be done to speed up the actual spending of some substantial part of Utah’s quota In his quest for information he learned that R A Hart will be continued as the Utah representative of P W A Administrator Ickes Darrell J Greenwell will continue as representative of BUCHAREST June 6 Up)— Carol II king of Rumania wants to give bis people a liberal constitutional government and not a dictatorial regime “If I wished to follow the example of other sovereigns and political m ow OPEN AN ACCOUNT Values Clearance Sales — but never one like this For years we have featured Mid-YeNever one that swept prices to such low levels throughont the entire store Never one that found our assortments of Furniture so varied and so complete— Never one that offered so mnch value ar Ru leaders” said the manian ruler in the first formal in' terview he has granted since his return to the throne five years ago “I could easily be dictator of Ru mania But the Rumanian people want neither autocracy nor tyranny “Certainly I shall never attempt Harry Hopkins and that Boon a to force a dictatorship upon them third man is to be appointed to be nor shall I ever abolish parliament the Utah representative of Frank and other free institutions as has C Walker the theoretical coordibeen done in other countries" nator of all federal relief activities Wears Medals Seeks to Learn Duties The interview took place In the What the senator wants to know subdued atmosphere of the king's is why Walker needs a representaprivate study at the sumptuous tive at Salt Lake City and what his while In Bucharest royal palace duties will be If he finds It is serithrobtraffic roared outside in the ously proposed to name a third fedbing boulevard called Calea eral administrator for the state the Broadway of Bucharest he wants tq be consulted about the Around the king’s room in walappointment and does not want the nut bookcases were thousands of job given to a Republican volumes in English French GerTry as he did the senator could and Italian— a man Rumanian no definite information as to get Interview Carol’s father his an that Rumania’s King Carol who declared in King legacy from when the spending of money will Ferdinand nation biggest in the Balkans will cling to a “liberal” policy but begin in Utah Apparently much The king wore the white uniform will brook no interference from neighboring powers depends upon the ehaping up of Ruof commander in chief of the programs by Hart and Greenwell manian army His chest was covthe former being required to report ered with decorations He smoked back to Washington while Green Incessantly well evidently has authority to start small projects with inconsequential Shows material outlay without bothering Most of the time he was somber Hopkins and reflective But whenever he On Own Initiative felt he had scored a point in dein fact does not want HOWARD W Hopkins scribing his regime his face beBLAKESLEE By to be bothered about details of state with He spoke came radiant Associated Press Science Editor marked emphasis directness and operations and insists that state! NEW YORK July 6— The 1934 administrators representing him — showing a nadeaths tuberculosis shall act on their own initiative and “When I returned to Rumania by tional drop but also spreading of He is holding get things going airplane five years ago I was over- the disease 16 in of the larger cities for all “made them responsible whelmed by the warmth and ar- — trie New work” and for transferring men dour of the people’s greeting" he ‘were reported tonight by asfrom relief roils to payrolls Senasaid “I was afraid I should never York Tuberculosis and Health tor King is satisfied that first inbe able to fulfill their expectations sociation The report concludes that tuberNEW CASTLE Pa' July 6 formation about the lesser projects of me as king But from that moWb — Justice of the Peace will be given out by Greenwell but ment I determined that I would con- culosis is not Jieing eliminated as be The as it survey might that announcements as to P W A Gertrude Lanigan cementer secrate my whole hqart and being rapidly Godias Drolet made J covering by of 1000 romances surrendered to serving my country projects will be made in Washingof 4 per decline 46 cities shows ton after action is taken by the herself today to cupid with “Today I think I can look back cent in deaths tutt-tatof 696 per a weakly spoken “I do" president and his allotting board upon my achievements wl(h pride hundred thousand population on recommendations submitted by She was married this afterand satisfaction I have worked This is the lowest yet recorded noon to James Nicholas Speed Hart night and day without a single day’s for large American cities in the First Christian church vacation or rest to make Rumania Last year’s increase in 16 cities by Rev Dr J S Bennett havstrong progressive prosperous and caused concern when copipared with Canada Grain Control ing resigned as “J P” and a real force for good not only at the previous year On that occaagreed to take up housewife home but abroad sion only 10 cities showed a rise in duties Hailed as World Aid ‘Don’t Tread on Mf tuberculosis deaths The 16 this Few if any ' of the 1000 “Today we are the biggest nation year are almost entirely a new crop she has pronounced couples in the Balkans not only in terri- only two Atlanta and Syracuse man and wife in her modest tory and population but as regards having been in the previous year’s WASHINGTON July 6 UP)— matrimonial parlors along wealth and natural resources rise Farm administration officials today Route 422 on the New “I have built up a great army and Intimations that they ‘Constantly Surprising LV dropped road were in the a formidable air force They never viewed Canadian government wheat Against this is balanced the fact audience will be used for conquest But if that the deaths started down again control steps as a potential stabiliMr and Mrs Fred Braun any other nation steps on our toes in eight of the 10 cities previously zer for the world market of Youngstown a brotherin-lathey had better beware for we are yielding to tuberculosis ravages Declining to make detailed comand sister of the bride ment pending an opportunity to strong enough to step back on their Warning as to the significance of The served as attendants corns and make them wince this IJr Drolet states: left imstudy the new Canadian law dehappy newlyweds “We are at peace with all our “The survey would seem to indisigned to peg' prices AAA on a honeymoon mediately neighbors We have made pacts of cate that wq can scarcely hold too said they believed the subsidy that will carry them to Counsecurity and nonaggression with close a check on the disease as it plan would have only a temporarcil Bluffs la Denver Colo half a dozen nations” is constantly surprising us by reily depressing reaction on the world and the Pacific coast wheat market Reverting to the time he returned appearing unexpectedly where it from his exile in France the Ru- was thought to be under control Fears that Canada under the new manian ruler said: “It is unfortunate to find 16 was at San Antonio 145 credited law might dump a large susplus of cities showing an increase where to the large Mexican population wheat on the market at low prices Calls Politicians Nuisances “I found the country hopelessly only 10 had shown it the year be- San Antonio decreased 6 per cent were indicated here as a cause of the short drop in prices at Chisplit into fighting political faction! fore and emphasizes pgain the fact under the previous year There were three regents or arbi- that the keynote of the fight against Four of the five largest cities cago yesterday and today However AAA officials said showed decreases These were New trators who neither had nor could tuberculosis is unfailing vigilance” Detroit and Los that when the surplus in Canada The Drolet survey is- - different York Chicago exercise real power This meant disfrom others because ijt credits to Angeles Philadelphia the fifth is reduced to a normal level the unity and discord government control should help “Today there iy only one arbitra- each city the deaths of its tuberstabilize the market Belief also tor and that is myself It is in this culosis residents who died elseMeet to Sisters was expressed that the control proPythian where oneness that there Is strength Hermione temple No 8 Pythian gram in Canada and a recently an-- 1 Lowest At Akron “I have been accused of following The lowest death rate was at Ak- Sisters will meet Monday'at 8 p m nounced program in the Union ofj a policy of ‘divide and rule’ Perof Pythias hall Af- South Africa would increase the de- haps it is true But I could accom- ron Ohio with 35 per cent despite at the Knights 5 per cent over the ter the meeting a memorial service mand for a permanent control proplish nothing if I were forever sur- an Increase of The highest rate will be conducted gram in tjie United States previous year rounded by selfish narrow-minde- d and quarreling politicians “Since I returned there have been no less than nine different govern' ments here Every time I got to' gether what I thought was a good cabinet they’d resign just as they ' were becoming familiar with their work Then I had the tedious process to do over again ‘Never Lost Patience’ “If I were a weak or pessimistic king I would have been dismayed But I never lost my patience courage or hope It has been a tough UPhill fight but I think I have sue' ceeded” King Carol said that unlike other sovereigns he never became bored With the king business “I have felt tired physically to be sure” he said “but never depressed spiritually although I often work 15 to 18 hours a day It would have kiljed a man less optimistic and energetic than myself" The king said he intended to use the youth of the country as a foun dation upon which to build a more virile energetic militant and progressive pountry TO EVERYONE STUDIO COUGH 19M Makes wp into I fall or twin beds I with s separate I Inner prlngl mattress and 3 1 separata pillow-back cushions 50o High-Price- Living Room Suite will be prond to own Reduced rust — A In costly suite re- duced to In Antique velvet the finest suites on our One of floors Reduced Scores of t to 119 50 LOS ANGELES July 6 b UP)— Fu neral services for Joseph New 72 retired business man who once served as presidential campaign manager for the late William Jenwere held nings Bryan today at the Wee Kirk o’ the Heather Forest Lawn Memorial park in Glen dale New was credited with founding the first factory for tanning patent leather in the United States and also founded Joseph New and Com' pany one of the largest dry goods buying organizations' in the cou: try He is survived by his widow three sons and si daughter Inspects Traffic W M Carey Denver aseietant freight traffic manager of the Den ver k Rio Grande Westers Rail road company was in Salt Lake City Saturday on a regular inspec' tion trip He will leave Monday for a visit to the Pacific northwest Don't delay Start saving with Rollator I Refrigeration M a w what a My val- ue See t h 1 lovely velvet suite marked only now J any homo sgosi 8950 Enjoy Sound Sleep In cost this special is so little The clearance of genuine Spring-fille- d Mattresses 3 Pieces in Velvet 59 Another ex- pensive suite —now at a fractl on of former pries J 89 79 Sofa and chair in rich antique velvet J only 1 to closo out Items All Drastically Reduced for Clearance COIL SPRINGS $595! 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