| Show — w THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING ROYALTYTURNS KRA FEATURES WIFE OF SOVIET OFFICIAL TO TEACH RUSSIANS ENGLISH AIR MINDED IN TUBE ISSUE - t - Davenport and Choice' of Chairs 1 She will receive the standard teachMOSCOW (IP)— Ivy Litvinoff vivacious English wife of Maxim Litvi- er's salary amounting to Approximate noff soviet Russia’s commissar for ly 135 a month foreign affairs is going to take up Busy la SummerHeme N teaching on a large Scale this fall WE VALUE small summer cottage on In the a system simplified Impressed by of teaching English recently devel- the outskirts of Moscow where she TRADE Premier Bennett Declares oped id her home land she has ar- and her two children pass the hot High Officials of Foreign AS MUCH AS ANY WE GET to introduce it here and to days in the shade of a pine forest she Powers Also Favor Dominion Won’t Follow ranged And we set a lot of It beesus we hold regular classes this winter at is busy most of the time preparing deal fairly several Moscow institutions of higher charts and illustrations tor her Plane Travel U S Action classes learning by mail with Mr John Shop fills the role Mme Litvinoff who Found It In London west to fill your order Will make No Interest chargee She became acquainted with the of the soviet union's “official hostC DOWSON ROBERT By OTTAWA Sept 23— America’s na new — a has but taken leading delivery almost anywhere ess” always Lon was in she method while LONDON (UP)— European royalty Old Customers Pay Nothing Down tlonal recovery plan will be a political the1 world inconspicuous part in the educational and eastern sheiks have taken to thell issue of first importance in the winter don with her husband for and cultural life of her adopted c economic conference air session of parliament and in the few So enthusiastic is Mme Litvinoff try More rulers members of royal famensuing months which are expected over the She is one of Qs oatstanding spon- ilies and important government perpossibilities she envisions to lead up to a dominion election with an sors in the development of the arts sonages have taken long air trips in With a new political party— the Co- for equipping Russian youth of her Occasionally she writes criticisms of the past few months than at any other adequate working knowledge operative Commonwealth federation— mother has she that spent plays and books for periodicals but time tongue and a host of Independent political of her time since returning most of the time her activity is bemost royal personages arell thinkers demanding that his govern- from London and she rarely is in led by the Prince of Wales who while preparing for her hind ment emulate the Roosevelt adminis- work the public eye ' not possessing a personal pilot’s litration's venture into drastic recovery cense is the owner of a fleet of six measures Premier Bennett has reHis brothers the- - Duke of ilanea fused to adopt any such policies York the Duke of Gloucester and ij The Canadian premiers answer to Prince George also are enthusiastic demands for a “new deal" venture for airmen although neither King George Canadians is that thje dominion with nor Queen Mary ever has flown A 10500000 population is not the few years ago flights by the Prince of unit that is America with Wales were followed by the British its 120 000 of people "Keeppopulace with even more concern ing up with the Joneses” Bennett has ' Is than were his hunting trips But in 23 (ffjhr and on that site Conn HAVEN NEW Sept warned at Montreal and other centers these days the prince’s airplane trips later with will FAMOUS RADIOS which college open within traditions "has been the ruination of nations as Ancient grown up are so numerous that little note is not tenth a Silliman and college yet well as individuals" the hallowed precincts of old Eli named taken of them Can’t Follow U S Example since 1701 were mingled with the The college plan marked too a Prince Nicholas of Rumania recent-changCanada cannot follow America's ex- freshness of the new at Yale tonight in athletics with an aim to ly has been flying all over Europe ample in a recovery effort involving on the eve of the Inauguration of the encourage intramural sports an in- - King Albert of the Belgians is His a Week— No Carrying Chargs in academics with teacher other enthusiastic royal flier shorter hours and higher wages be- college plan t Prince cause the dominion's national life is and students brought into closer con- - son and daughter-in-laFamiliar landmarks and the are equally customs were dropped into and a change In the social em- - pold and Princess Astrid Atwater Phllco Majestic dependent upon export trade This is Crosley ' Kent RCA etc All reconditioned the way Premier Bennett sums up the discard under the" plan which phasis with members of a college enthusiastic In a Africa northern over Flying Canada's situation in his public pro- starts Monday of ten residential col brought into relationship which excomplete with tube Fer-- nouncements Canada he says must leges within the college — but that isted formerly only between members British air liner recently his of dinand a newness expressed Bulgaria face and meet the economic competi- very plan brought with its cia e touch of the past of Yale tion of “cheap labor” nations of While the upper classmen moved amazement at being able to cover in and the Orient Dr James Rowland Angell presi- into the new houses made possible 36 hours a journey which some years tal! Sn This declaration of governmental dent of the university said of the by the millions of Edward S Hark- - be°£e King Feisal of Iraq made his! ness Yale graduate of New York policy by the prime minister is being new colleges: met with grumblings of dissatisfaction “They should restore many of the air liner to carry him and his suite by the radical “C C F” wing of Cana- advantages of small student groups from Bagdad to Cairo dian politics and subjected to criticism securing that directness and informalTwo Arabian sheiks who are par--1 by even the historic liberal party ity of personal contact which has sufare the Sheik of ticularly which claims to be progressive with- fered so seriously during the last quarSharjah and the Sheik of Koweitl out being radical Benentt's own ter century by the advent of Sharjah is one of the Arabian coasjj wealth— he “is a classes’' halting points of the Imperial Airseems to be a political handicap to the Revived Old Practice ways Indian route and the Sheik is an conservative government’s “stand pat” ardent believer in flying Another trace of the old within policy for the premier is being charg- the Hew was seen in a Yale bulletin Sheik Pal? Visit ed with “living on the fat of the land” white exhibiting smug disregard for which recalled that "the university ist Sheik of Koweit paid a cere- The a practice prevail-ento the Sheik of Sharjah the plight of allegedly “starving” Ca- again reverting to of visit monious the latter part the last nadians He dld not malce !be j?urney mounted 1 when buildings on the campus and surrounded by steed on his Arab Premier Asks Patience known as Farnam college South colhordes of his followers armed to the colDurfee and While the political storms of depres- lege North college teeth He nfade the trip by the regu-la- r sion are commencing to swirl about lege” Solid Oak Drop-Lea- f Indian airmail plane Premier Bennett’s head he is evident-- Of the ten colleges which eventual- Balbe- -- whose — la BREAKFAST tomeet them with state- - iy wili ccnnprisr'lhff compiete' plan great flight to the United States with ments and statistics on business bet- the seven which open Monday were the Italian air armada Is still fresh in terment and promise of still further given names that have figured largely the mind there are numerous EuroImprovement in Canadian economic in the history of the- institution pean statesmen who prefer airplanes conditions At the Canadian national Branford college was given the British 'Prime Minister Ramsay Macof a tovAi which in exhibition of name group sound the speaking through Donald frequently travels from Lon-- 1 t Down— Easy Payments STOCKHOLM (t P) — Sweden has ex- - don to his Scottish home town of amplifiers to an immense throng o’ Connecticut ministers met in 1701 exhibition visitors the premier be to establish a collegiate school which in a siemouth air force open An royal her first protest similar k drop-letable that la fi sought patience and predicted for the became Yale university stencil decorated and four Windsor I hon- to those which took place at Copen- C0Skl?t near future a Canadian prosperity FI and Botb CalhountoaUege was named-iFrench air the British colors of Choice type chairs against German or of the statesman John Caldwell hagen Denmark "never previously enjoyed' Sets at Other Splendid IS9S The industrial improvement shown Calhoun who was graduated from In Canada during 'the course of the Yale in 1804 M1tt named for last summer would seem to lift the Davenport college was i i n mu premier’s prediction out of the realm the Rev John Davenport one of the of politcal promises but to mpke it founders of the New Hayen colony ftfi pLrprnnrw’ji ti n ff in Sweden the Londonderry the British air minisIt was Named for Theologian perhaps still more impressive given coincidently with prosperity Edwards college was Johathan heraldings by three other prominent given the name of the Rev Jonathan to whose word weight Edwards men in Canada and philosopher to persuade the men to work KICK HAS STnQ Is usually given The other prosper- who was theologian from Yale in Swedish newspapers insist that the graduated have few of SUSANVXLLE the last Cal (UP)— For six days ity prophets conseserious to 1720 lead trouble been Hon G Howard Ferguson Can- Pierson college was named for Abra- quences may for the captain of the Mai- - two AwkT ada’s high commissioner at London ham Pierson first °J)er 9 Angeles aesthetic dancpresident of Yale kah It is reported that the German England F W Field his majesty' details the all was has hurried here given college legation Saybrook in an( attn?pted t°kick senior trade commissioner in Canada name ?“? pi' of the town in Connecticut of the incident to Berlin end Newfoundland and by Hon Har- which was the seat of the collegiate that here Cap- - Per baj? which hung Innocently from was first It reported of and im succeeded minister a dominion H Stevens They ry school until its removal to New tain Schmidt had kept the flag up their performance was trade and commerce even though the longshoremen re- - mediately Haven in 1716 by more enthusiasmand New Trade Revival Trumbull college was named for fused to unload 800 tons of petroleum marked Zwish went Mrs Goldstein’s to the Nafta syndicate It don Ferguson is telling Canadians of Jonathan Trumbull “Brother John” the bag--the he "struck" the dainty to as it smacked great new revival of trade now brew- of Yale tradition and governor of was later revealed SAVE ON CRIBS! bag’ proved to be a hornet s Paper ing for Canadians in United Kingdom Connecticut during the revolutionary flag In order to settle the dispute Similar' troubles over the nazi flag nest markets Always an imperialist of wflr on German boats In the Copenhagen the first order Ferguson is saying On the side of the new were the MURDER JURY DEADLOCKED had an anticlimax when that the failufe of the world economic Georgian buildings which have re- harbor alsocourt SULPHUR SPRINGS Texas Sept two trade sentenced workers’ of first home the a hall conference was really a good thing for placed Kent of which refused to 23 (P)— The jury in the trial of Coy the British empire because it demon- psychological laboratory in the coun- unions members $t Down— Easy Payments nazi flags to Oakley for the “devil” slaying of strated that Britons must stick to- try the Divinity school and other old unload boats bearing invalid Bernice on fines the Clayton somewhat ground heavy Yale buildings gether in a commercial way Fergue Buy this sturdy enameled The Berkeley oval former home that the refusal to work was unlaw- was discharged today when it was crib son rather pointedly blames the connow at a price you’ll find hard to arrive at a verdict 'unable luL down tom been of has the freshmen Premier America on ference failure to duplicate later Choice of colors Bassinette slio special 3BS Bennett on the other hand has told with United States the Canadians that 12000000 of its 120000000 people out of work owed its first duty to Americans and could not be expected to jeopardize the success of American EUROPERABIA CASADA'SVOTF 1 X SEPTEMBER 24 1933 Custom Built— At Present Costs You Would Expect to Pay at Least $125 OUT-OF-TOW- d the-scen- Yale Revives Ancient Traditions In Inauguration of College Plan r Jf J? f Down— Easy Payments Carrying Charge 5 No 'Iif a few months you will brag about this value for baaed upon present market C06t you would pay 125 for this suite But we bought "before the rise” so you save the difference Smartly styled custom coil built hand - tailored spring seat and back reversible cushions colorful Friezette all over Including sides and back gorgeously carved frame The longer —clear to back you use It the more you will love It See it tomorrow i 000-od- d $26 e S69 $9850 v A tl Leo-tac- tune-honore- d Other Pine Suites at— S59 fr' ' $S i Down-Conve- Pay- nient ment— No Carrying Charge Here’ another' typical "value that shows the scope of this great Fall Bale A bedroom suite that- will coot you at least $89 and probably more If you try to duplicate R after - Communist Strike the sale is over It consists of ' bed vanity ' chest ana bench each piece as lovely as clever designers and craftsmen could make them Notice the richly routed —border and trimmifigsNotice the beautiful mirror usually found only on much more exafpensive suites You cant ford to mis this value I Otiier Splendid Suites for as little as S4800 011 two-ton- ed SET” additioB-io-Generel i'ir A Suite That Wilt Soon Be 8Vnd Well Worth It Vazi Flag Causes hn r nn Four Piecei g n v Bedroom Suite of Distinction -- i i ' v m miitiii’iit - af v asiss?' sara Gmn yU ess s1 £ HI HI lm $115 Value— Walnut Dining Set Eiglit Pieces A Bargain at Today’s Price A Sensation in a Few Weeks When Prices Go Up d $895 '! drop-sid- recovery plans by prematurely entering into international commitments But Ferguson’s prophecies of Canadian prosperity are based upon doubled timber sales in the United Kingdom during the last year upon general British stipulations that Canadian timber must take preference in public contracts over the controversial Russian timber that Canada's tobacco shipments to Britain have doubled and trebled over the volume of a few years ago that Canada is fast acquiring the British bacon market andthat she has innumerable opportunities to seize and to hold the vast cheese and fruit markets of the United Kingdom His predictions aree based wholly along the lines of trade development The (UNO paratively near future may enter ' h tember 28 1836 Many streams in the lower Amazon river in South America ere drying up and the large alligator known as the cayman is burying itself in the mud until the rainy season returns We haven’t forgotten the dining room either in this great Fall Bale Wise home-lovewill be quick to take advantage of this final opportunity to purchase remarkably fine dining room suites at the lowest price they will probably ever see again Only a limited number of these suites to be had of course but early comers will be rewarded by their great savings Every suite a wonderful bargain! 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CIRCULATOR Sustained Recovery Hon Harry H Stevens minister of trade and commerce to whom Canadians look for trade and commercial enlightenment unmingled with political apple sauce is saying Uat Canada’s undoubted business betterment has all the earmarks of sustained recovery and that long closed markets are about to reopen to Canadian more peaceful waters In which the barques of industry and commerce times” may again set sail for better said In He based his conclusion he the statement upon Canada’s own the power to resist depression of and country’s recuperative ability upon “improving world conditions” TRIO’S AGE TOTALS 11 YEARS PLACERVILLE Cal (UP)— El Dorado county hospital has three inmates with a combined age of 311 docyears Edmund Cooper 115 has umentary evidence to prove he was born In Dublin Ireland September 18 1818 William Bowman celebratbirthday this ed his ninety-nintmonth He was bom In Csnton Ohio August 15 1834 R C Ogilvie the "mere stripling” of the trio is 97 Hewas bom in Inverness Scotland Sep-- Payments No Carrying Charge 9x 1 intra-empir- F W Field British trade commia-sionewho seldom says anything pubjudgment is licly but whose business contact with based upon the closest United Kingdom as well as Canadian conditions issued a public statement saying that the dominion "ij the com- 5 Down— Easy ) |
