| Show nrg" 2 SUNDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE C X Ethiop Shrine OfCoronation ' to ' y - Italians Discuss Plans to Conduct Rites at Holy City of Aksum ' ' ' LONDON i ' ? y $' r A 4 - ' S ' '4 - a ' 'S Adopted Son of China’s President Given Post in Inner Mongolia V By ANDRUB BERDING M ROME UP)— The 'Ark of ths Cove-Uaaid the Tablet of Stone bearing the Ten Commandment traditionally kept In the Holy of Holies of Ahsum sacred pity tff Ethiopia but seen by no living man may flgUre spiritually in the coronation ceremonies of Vic nt rH vn tor Emmanuel III as new emperor of the African domain A fascist official has that the v revealed a r v H coronav Sww ceremony The writer Is the only American ever to have peered inside the Holy of Holies I saw no Ark of the Cove-- ” nant and no Tables of Stone though " tradition maintains they were to AkSum by the Queen of brought ” Sheba first ruler of Ethiopia who got them from King Solomon The Holy of Holies was an absolutely bare room not large but several stories high Prom the ceiling hung a hive of hdly'bees whose duty It was to sting to death any person who dared profane the sanctuary by putting foot Inside it Sinful Eyes Blinded High Priest Nebreid explained my failure—and his— to see the Ark of the Covenant and the Tables of the Ten Commandments by saying that only very holy men who had never touched woman could glimpse them He admitted frankly that no living man had seen them In all seriousness he said that the Tablet of Stone five in number were of wood and were written in Ghees the ancient language of the Ethiopians Hot seeing however is believing for the Ethiopians They firmly maintain that the Ark of the Covenant and the Tables of the Commandments still exist The relics figure in many of their religious paintings So if Emperor Victor Emmanual is crowned in Aksum the ark and the tables probably will be invoked In the ritual and the cathedral built by the Portuguese who came in the sixteenth century to aid the Ethiopians attacked by the Arabs will be liberally decorated with paintings of the holy symbols I Church Relations Improved TIT relations between the Italian authorities and the Coptic church are now of the friendliest after an uncertain beginning The coronation at Aksum would be an apogee SHANGHAI (UP)— James K M Lin nephsw and adopted son of ths president of China whose short lived romance with an American and 10 cent store clerk created headlines in ths United States and China last year Is a Chinese government official in western Inner Mongolia Living with him Is his second wife one of two sisters whom he married in China before his American matrimonial venture “with Viola Brown of Columbus Ohio Young Lin who was recalled to China by President Lin Sen and subsequently divorced by his occidental bride is quietly performing the duties of a secretary in the Suiyuan provincial government He is also English secretary to the provincial governor General He told friends that he Fu Tso-wanted to forget the past and to concentrate on patriotic service The youth who was a student at Ohio State university at the time yl tion may be held Victor In Aksum and that Emmanuel HI protocol officers Of the foreign ministry are studying the " of the rapprochement for two reasons It would be a great tribute to the Coptic hierarchy if the powerful tanknegus" of the airplane-flyin- g Italian warriding artillery-shellin- g rior should come to their sacred city to receive his crown Also it would be in favorable contrast with the attitude of Haile Selassie who fel out with the clergy and had himself crowned at Addis Ababa instead of Aksum thus breaking the long tradition of his predecessors Here in Rome there was some questioning among persons who thought that a Catholic monarch should be crowned by the pope and not by the head of another creed But if crowning by the abuna or bishop of Aksum is good politics the abuna will be the chosen one H I U M 51 i Planes Mar Sound Films LONDON (Ab— Film studios in the London district are being fitted with sound-proo- f roofs because of the noise of airplanes roaring overhead Pilots have been warned by the ministry of air not to fly over buildings which have “Film Studios” painted on roofs Dentists Lark Cold dentists (AH—Pplish finding the nation’s decision to abandon the gold standard left them wltllout legal authority to buy gold for dental work have appealed to the government to revise the for- elgn exchange restrictions WARSAW 352-ml- the object of promoting tha strength of the imperial navy which stands as the first line of national defense “The special naval review will be held off Osaka and Kobe October 29 at the end of the maneuvers” In line with greater secrecy In the military and naval establish' ment the government has asked parliament to pass a "national general mobilization secrets bill” In reviewing the bill which contains 12 articles the newspaper Kokumln says: ‘The bill provides heavier punish: lows ment for those disclosing military "The maneuvers will be held on secrets Heretofore punishments seas in the neighborhood of Japan provided for this sort of crime have for about three months from the been regarded as too light Another early part of August to the latter point worth consideration is the exto of be October In part participated tension scope of ’military secrets’ in by the First and Second squad “In modern war ‘all the power a rons and the specially organized country is capable of producing beFourth squadron the Yokosuka comes an object of attention No Kure Sasebo naval stations and the longer does a situation prevail In Malzuru and Chlnkal naval ports which the fighting power of ‘100000 The total participating vessels will troops at the front’ is the sole factor number about 150 in the war It is all the resources and equipment that helps the fightWeapons to Be Tested “Under conditions resembling ac ing that is & big factor in winning a war tual war these various naval forces Power Resouroe Included will engage in practice tactics and “Under such circumstances not test weapons on some vessels with only the direct military equipments and establishments in naval ports military arsenals arms etc but also all the resources power resources factories and other peace time establishments which are to be included among the ’military secrets’ under the forthcoming law “The ban heretofore placed on photographing the prohibited areas would not be confined to the fortified tones but would be extended to hydroelectric power stations water reservoir equipment factories and also larger buildings in cities which would become the objects of air raids in war "When the bill Is enacted into law cameramen will be required to exercise caution in photographing even beautiful soenery” Virtually everything the empire possesses thus may be considered as war material in the time of conflict Office buildings might be used as factories temples aa workshops or canneries Power stations and transportation lines would be vital ' le within legal speed only the Graham arrived In San Francisco 40 minute ahead of the train Average mile per gallon 26J1 833 mile J— OBCAGO— NEW YORX V: Averag miles per gallon 2AM Y0RX-M1- AMI 4-- KIW 1426 mike Average mile per gallon 28J4 4744 milea f— t0$T0N— 10$ ANGELES Average miles per gallon 27 AO 4— VANCOUVER 1639 miles - CANADA— HA JUANA CO1" t(ttp'”LKSBpcrchaffierS Crs1®"- - GWn'ViflnC rocCR MEXICO Average miles per gallon 2815 BERLIN UP)— The most striking feature of the reorientation of Germany’s foreign trade in 1935 says a report of the German Institute for Business Research was the decline of cotton imports from the United States and the increase of such Imports from Brazil From the United States which in 1933 furnished 72 per cent of Ger many’s cotton requirements there was Imported last year onjy 27 per cent From Brazil which the report says furnished in 1933 only "an Insignificant amount” the reich imported about 20 per cent of Its 1935 requirements Cotton Imports from Argentina Peru China and Turkey also showed increases Imports from India and Egypt showed little change Foreign exchange complications are mentioned as the reason for this reorientation of trade Paris Billboard Tax Grounds Skywriters PARIS Off) —Sky-write- rs do no over Paris Under city laws It costs 90 francs a month per square yard to plaster posters on billboards walls or sky-writi- v AT FACTORY GRAHAM PRICES BEGIN AT I SJ fences ( r BLAIR MOTOR CO Intermounta?a Distributor WASATCH 2515 TAYLOR’S 41 EAST time" Britain where numerous listeners write to the British Broadcasting of his American marriage is said to have been dismissed from Lin Sen’s family as a result Ths president being childless had adopted his nephew as bis legal heir in accordance with Chinese custom Young Lin after his dismissal obtained the government poet in Suiyuan He attempted to conceal his identity but was recognized by former associate and others who had seen his photograph in Chinese newspapers ITH SOUTH ST 434 SOUTH MAIN INC WASATCH 2914 6 I Through a strange quirk in the old laws that rate also applies to Flying at the legal height a good aviator could cram the words “OK PARIS” into about 350000 square yards Since the minimum payment on a poster Is a month those seven letters would cost about 81500000 francs or rbughly $2205000 sky-writi- intensive too many speeches and discourse) on the air has only 17 per cent of Its radio time given to these kinds of programs 17)0 ratings were made in a survey by the Unione International! de Radlodifusian which explained that although no figures were available from Russia It was evident that a large portion of the soviet radio programs ar given oyer to talk inasmuch as educational programs are carried on extensively by radio Although Italy leads in the training her before being distribforces in uted to six provinces They will provide one or the chief means of communication this summer among the troops sent out to curb ths perennial bandit menbsndit-suppressi- ace An experimental flock of 50 pigeons gave steady service last year in rough territory where more modern means failed The Manchukuo government Is spending around $10000 this year to develop its winged messengera vol- ume of talking over the radio it also leads along with France in broadcasting of cultural music Both nations devots about 10 per cent of their air time to opera Belgium and Hungary also are opera lovers along with Switzerland and Jugoslavia devoting between 5 end 8 per cent of their broadcasting time to It The broadcasting of religious services has no place in the radio programs of Belgium end Czechoslovakia France Germany And Austria geve about 2 per cent of their time to religious programs last year Italy about 8 per cent Most other European countries Including Great Britain have between 4 and 6 per cent of their time allotted to religious services Farm Work' Opens TORONTO Ont (UP)— In less than a month ths Ontario government has succeeded in placing more than 2000 unemployed men in farm jobs for ths summer The government provides for families ef married men accepting auclr work THE ROOMINESS Yillys THE OF 77 Sedan WILL SURPRISE YOU Accommodates passengers comforts I) lyi Economy Automobile Co 12 East 5th So Was 4044 Demand for YT WA SH ERS (UP)— The Japanese conduct its summer maneuvers in complete secrecy just as did the United States in the recently completed war games in the Pacific off the Panama canal In announcing the maneuvers the navy did not mention the location nor give the slightest Indication as to the nature of the problem The navy’s announcement said: “The special grand naval maneuvers will be held this autumn under the personal supervision of the emperor An outline ‘or the plan fol- lark’ s - TOKYO navy will RANCISCO 411 milea 2— 10$ ANGEUS-S- AN Leaving Los Angeles with the Southern Paand driving cific's fastest train the ? talkative nation In Europe and Germany is a poor second according to the ratings of a European radio v survey While Holland is the least garrulous nation on the air with only 12 per cent of its broadcasting time devoted to talks tha two countries ruled by dictators auot mors time to talking thanhny other form of radio entertainment Ths stations of Italy devote 48 per cent of ell available programs to talking and those of Germany devote 27 per cent After Germany the country with the most to say is Norway with 29 per cent “talk Japanese Increase Secrecy Before Massing Fleets for Maneuvers During Summer GRAHAM now holds every worthwhile economy record in America for full size ears In six brilliant performances Graham has demonstrated surprising economy unmatched by any other car regardless of price No other ear matches Graham economy ANGELES— YOSENUTE 10$ Eoow Phone your neareat Graham dealer for a ary Contest ia wUeh Graham won the Sweep states Champfonebip overwhelming 29 comdemonstration today Yon will find Graham’s brilliant performance as surprteng as its nn peting cars ia seven different price class re matched economy Average miles per gallon 2&jM v 1700 is Coronation of Victor Emmanuel III of Italy as emperor of Ethiopia may take place at Aksum holy city of the realm from which Ha He Selassie has been ousted The cathedral there is the traditional repository of the Ark of the Covenant and Tables of Stone bearing the decalogue This photograph shows a Cop tic priest at a shrine in the cathedral grounds I Women 9 I Greatest in History I I of the West Appreciate the Economy of Quality Month after month the unprecedented Maytag demand continues Last year more washers were sold throughout the United States than any other year in history and again more of them were May-tag- s than any other make This continued demand this year indicates new prosperity and buying power both in city and farm homes The continuous year -- after -- year leadership of the Maytag is the Strongfst evidence you can have of its superior 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