Salt Lake Tribune | 1933-10-15 | Page 13

o SP6ST — CLASSIFIED j ADS-IC- THE BALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING IEWI— CAL for local Option by communities ia Norway Many of the rural sections are dry but importation of liquor for personal use is allowed under the national laws There is a government monopoly in OCTOBER 15 1933 with 'provisions Mill don witfi ineals Is regulated carefully ENGLAND— General laws apply to Non-Gentia- n the entire country but In one section composing great part of Cumberland county there is a state monopoly which the largest cities with government in the fiscal netted around year 1931-3stores selling' liquor in any amount the exchequer $250000 lor on the There may be no drinking premcontinued Curtius "has the right to A comprehensive system ol licenses BERLIN (UP) — Any ises however except in restaurants liwho censed for the purpose prob- attack the Vienna politicians controls the traffic in all other parts solution of the since the end of 1931 have turned A plebiscite in 1926 brought repeal of ths is toe to bound lem to fad according country their backs upon Germany and beof prohibition but fixed prices lor An investigation of the English opinion of Dr Julius Curtius former lieved themselves able to inaugurate a liquor are high so called Austrian policy with the RUSSIA— Since an experiment in liquor system was made by a royal German foreign minister commission which in 1932 recommendIn an exclusive interview with the help of the league of nations or by mo’dified prohibition ended about ed a national licensing committee for United Press Dr Curtius declared limping on some sort of international decade ago a state monopoly has con- England and another for Scotland re- Without Germany Austria must crutches “What since has confcemed us in trolled the sale of liquor' with pur- duction ih the number of licenses and sink into the chaos of southeastern and made us indignant Is Europe and the Balkans Austria can- Germany chases limited to one pint at a time — other change! the danger of some solual- not be made toe object of toe buffer Here can CANADA— found be tion being reached in Vienna Fortualthough apparently there la no limit most variation that state policies of certain great powers or system every on the number of times purchases may has been nately the outlook recently has hot proposed by organizations Any solution- excluding Germany— been so gloomy mitted to all except children intoxi- be made whether toe Tardieu plan toe Haps-burmodel control the laws in seeking “It would be fortunate for the en cated persons and soldiers without perAn effort to promote temperance is United States m the event of national restoration or other Danubian mits from their officers made by prohibiting drinking on die combinations — must be considered as tire German people it a change in the There is no personal limit ou pur- premises of sale Comparatively high prohibition repeal system actually were under way in The province of Quebec has a liberal directed against Germany chases Prices are fixed by the govern- prices limit the sales of hard liquor Vienna making possible the rejection system of control Government liquor ermanCurtius is a close student of ment solutions” and it will be re- of all SWEDEN— Under the Bratt system stores sell hard liquor over the counter affairs No attempt is made to limit the man- this called his that as term control as to taverns and during Restaurants country foreign sell beer priall approaches ufacture in homes of malt or fermented n minister he instituted the and wine marily a social problem berry wines for use in the home customs union the championship The state places emphasis on the reBut in the province of Ontario toe BELGIUM—A semiprohibition sys- sponsibility and character of the per- laws governing the sale and consump- of which finally caused his resignation tem now obtains in Belgium but s son who'makes the purchase tion of hard liquor are more strict “One who between 1930 and 1931 A card Index of the purchasers Is No intoxicating liquor may be conmovement Is being forwarded to lib and into this index goes informa- sumed outside a private residence or sought to rescue German Austria for kept eralize the law itself and the entire German people” tics on the quantity of liquor pup a hotel room used as a residence Retail sale and consumption of liquor chased personal information such as All individual purchases are made in public is prohibited The state is- sex Age marital status and number with a permit each purchase being re- sales are counted on to contribute of children to which is added court corded on the permit The result is a substantial part of the state revenue sues licenses tor the sale of small records if any record which is used in court cases U HOLLAND—A license system is amounts however The movement of Producers and distributors are conused to control the liquor traffic The liquor shipments is watched closely by trolled by the state and although pri- necessary Prince- Edward Island has prohibl state issues permits to hotels casinos the government vate to ia allowed tion enter the and other capital six have the and clubs and communal authorities provinces Abolition of speakeasies is one aim business excess profits go to the state control system based on the two cen- issue licenses for cafes public bars Nation of The liberalization movement Boasts Greatest The quantity of liquor purchased tral and varying in strict- and similar places NORWAY— A Strong central gov- over the counter lot home consump-tio- ness provinces Licenses can be suspended lor violaNumber of Foreign ernment control of liquor is tempered and in restaurants for consump- - Profits in all provinces from liquor tion of regulations Plans for Control Of Liquor in foreign Lands Interest U ? IEWS SECTIQI— Stcoid Part Page B 1 Solution t 2 For Austrians Assailed v S Austro-Germa- Summary of Systems Made for Benefit of Those Studying Problem Facing Nation After Repeal - (By Associated Press) Liquor control systems throughout the world claim the attention of public leaders in this country as the votes favoring repeal pile up Regulatory methods used in other nations have been urged by various groups for adoption in the United States and some states have established laws patterned after those In Canada or Europe Here briefly sketched are some of the systems used abroad: FINLAND —The state has absolute control of the liquor traffic through a monopoly company Spirits are sold In government stores and the government has the sole right to sell liquor for consumption on the premises —This right however can-b- e granted to private restaurants and the manufacturing right can be granted to private firms Sale of spirits at retail is freely per i -- g Austro-G- Austro-Germa- ITALY DRAWS start right now 1 4 Buying gifts on K0'B's Layaway STUDENTS OF OTHERLANDS Plan! - s n A amall deposit will hold until Pupils Buy Now dbe $1 your selection are ready lor it A c&JhymS $ Taflfl Moime Walker's SafleT Common-sens- e At 255 State Street Says i on you arising 9 9 Market New and Complete Stocks— Wide Assortments— Compelling Terms Values-Easi- er We wish that toe could make every realize how important it is to buy their furniture now We do not wish to stampede anyone into buying We do not urge you to buy thoughtlessly things you do not need But we DO say that if you have any thought of buyingANYTHING for your home—from a single piece of furnishing to an entire new home— that THIS IS THE TIME TO BUYI home-keep- er By THOMAS MORGAN ROME (UP)— Italy is regaining some of her lead for the country the having largest number of foreign students at universities Sotae centuries ago when Padua 'was the seat of European learning toe foreign students at that university numbered hundreds They came from s nearly every nation Recent figure show there now ere about 23QQ foreign students in the Italian Universities The exact figure for the academic year 1932 33 is 2287 This does not include students in the theological colleges Soviet Leads is Students An interesting fact is that the greatest number of foreign university students in Italy come from the Soviet Russia and Poland Their total is 540 toe great majority of whom come from Soviet Russia The subjects which the students study especially are medicine engineering history commerce and economics The second place among nations for students is Rumania which has 392 The United States cornea third with 385 The famous University of Bologna has toe largest number of foreign students 460 Next in order come Rome with 329 Padua with 205 Modena with 175 Milan 115 Naples 110 Florence 93 Pavia 75 Pisa 62 Genoa 56 Turin 48 Siena 44 Bari 14 Paler mo 5 and Parma X Many Study for Priesthood The free Catholic University of the Sacred Heart of Milan has over 500 foreign student most of them in training tw the priesthood University life in Italy is e thing of its own unlike university life in most countries: In only e very few cases are the students resident in toe universities They either live with their parents or board in families or or share rooms together pensions They take part on small provocation in political events in a boisterous student-likway parading and waving Gags and cheering Their romps are generally and the police do not have to inter vene male arid feriiale have one attribute in common O Both like handkerchiefs they can call their own and identify Have your gift when necessary hankies monogrammed In two or three-lettcombinations er Mid-Siz- £25 275 225 6 for 6 for 6 for e Sport Size Men’s Handkfs greeting cards ' i s ‘ DUKES V "The Heart of Your Room” —and at Axelrad’a low pricey they offer a tempting saving Trade In Your Old Stove on a Genuine VELVETS ESTATE 9xl2-Foo- Beautieg Bfeatrola Don’t think of going through another winter without a GenHeatrola It means uine warmth for everyone — econ- tony in fuel and beauty lor the home— yes and in price too it’i the buy of the year flSanaiflnliy Sttnflfl Fin-is- h AXMINSTERS 9xl2-Foo- t 29“ De Luxe Quality Smart newness for your home! 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