Show i V SPORTS — CLASSIFIED ADS — LOCAL MEWS— THE' SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 5 of prosperity and depression on the basis of over and under production of agricultural crops largely due to variations In rainfall from year to ALL EUROPE ARMS AS WAR BOISE IDAHO CLOUDS LOOM 1933 MAII NEWS SICTIOI— Siciifl Part re B The Piute project probankruptcy moted and developed during the upgrade of the rainfall cycle at a cost of many thousands of dollars has turned out to be one of the most disyear ' In recent yeqrs much study and appointing financial undertakings in investigation hais “been given to the the history of the state Similar regularity of rainfall cycles and their projects in inMillard county of Sevier the inother parts relation to economic welfare So far county and NEW YORK (UP)— The toy world lights the toy models twinkle too none of the studies have yielded re- termountain west are sad spectacles sults’ entirely satisfactory The weath- of the fnueh “promised land” The will be the brightest on record at The electric train systems are accompanied by realistic scenery sets that Thousands to Obtain Work er man still "remains somewhat of a records of the state land board are Christmas time mystery— his plans and purposes overcrowded with land contracts in Every "electric light that' brightens show farm land city street? and as Liquor Industry Perhaps that is default foreclosures and stale owned grownup activities has been- repro- depots that are faithful copies in largely unsolved why we are prone to blame him for land for which there appears to beiduced in toys From miniature elec-n- miniature of the scenery that surComes Back market at even a traction of the trie railroad systems to toy autos doll rounds an adult railroad system The all our misfoftues including economic disturbances original price paid for the project! houses and playroom movie theaters miniature street lamps the engine the final searchlights and the station lighting Eventually however these lands tiny electric lights Rainfall and Economies are true in every detail will be taken over by new owners touch of workable realism to WASHINGTON (UP) — EmployIn the- intermountain states hownew contracts substantially A popular toy innovation is a de- ment for thousands is play expected by ever where the annual precipitation duced from the original amounts Because children’s favorite and vice which gives the child an opporgovernment offici&ls with repeal soonlrnost the will educational weather is to in own make carrole imitation his the the a Perhaps animated so cycle proplay tunity plays inportant Millions of dollars it is estimated through the valley of droutMsf what adults consider work the best toons This device consists of a screen duction of crops and livestock prod- pass enter a plateau of increased rain selling toys have proved to be those decorated to resemble a theatrical will be put into the rehabilitation and ucts the rainfall cycles seem to be and too the new deal will that efficiently perform real tasks curtain a rack for holding flat films fall of liqupr plants and into definitely associated with economic bring Perhaps about economic recovery and To meet this industrial trend' Hi’ jilky and four small electric light bulbs construction In the accompanying conditions the of materials 'used in production for Then belter farm products prices reproductions of every adult trade operated by two standard flashlight cljart is shown the cumulative devia-at if history repeats itself in the future have been provided for youngsters batteries By rotating a contact the industry tion from the mean precipitation as It has in the past so that these with everything from storekeeping pointer the four bulks are illuminatBoise Idaho Salt Lake City and Only seven distilleries are operat"Utah as far back as records weather cycles and business cycles and gas filling stations to steel con- ed one after another causing pictures ing at present providing jobs for only of their continue alternate to periods struction flash on screen sucthe sets and in auto streamline quick are available In all three ghajjts the low rainfall and a few hundred men but Dr James - ' high rainfall of trucks cession— thus producing realistic car- M Moran cbmmlsaloner of Industrial accumulative deficiency in annual and depression the outtoon prosperity And adults movies wherever use electric' several the years look for the next decade or more is past alcohol already has received 200 ap- precipitation' during’ the current business dbpres certainly much brighter than the past plications for licenses to manufacture sia also are greatly Interested In the liquor and he expects- at least 50 sion is very noticeable years for Utah farmers The work Just why the western farmer should several and recently have established distilleries will start operation immerecent storm after so many months of be doubly handicapped by short crops The time is ap- diately upon repeal safety organization? at least encouraging and poor ranges due to the low phase drouth is In 1914 there wdre 434 distilleries proaching Phillips said when ail of a rainfall cycle during a period of civilized countries Of the world should 312 wineries and 92 breweries directly ts diffi Bomb Targets Eaten 1 national economic adversity be represented on an international employing 72846 workers No wonder the cult to understand MONTREAL (UP)— Establishment safety council which would function thousands were provided Other Razorbaek economic of his farmer complains By Hogs of an “international safety council" for the preverltioq of accidents of all jobs in allied lines such as bottlemak' plight when even the weather man ing whose aim 'Would be to reduce acci- types the the with banker speculator along (UP)-T- he Cal FIELD Huge quantities of grain were ab-HAMILTON dents was urged by Wallace B Philand the government all seem to be S CHINESE WALL IN U sorbed by the industry before prohininety-thirobserof the old the Like hfm boys vice of the National lips plotting against president CLINTONVILLE Wts (UP)- -A bition and repeal will reopen this' vation air corps certainly were mys- Safety-Firs- t assoriation' of Britain in section adage “when it rains it pours' the famous wall of China outlet for portion of current aur-of set a when there Is no rain there seems tified recently tar their here They speech also to be no market for what little gets in position climbed into their The world is taking a great inter- is the biggest attraction for tourists pluses of commerce In 1918 is raised When est in safety work he pointed out At in Central park here It is said to Tecords showdepartment ships and soared overhead a total of 2770964608 to unload their present associations patterned after be the onjy section of the wall in the they" were ready Irrigation Projects of malt was used In produc- that of the British are flourishing world outside China and consists of pounds As mute evidence of the combined bombs — the targets were gone” of fermented liquors 78942550 tion effect of thl$ regent era of drouth They repeated this procedure twice through the empire as well as such about three tons of assorted bricks pounds of rice 459842238 pounds of countries as France! Belgium Ger- and stones AsaIgsman for an autoJjMxrL-ap- dand the decline of agricultural prices then investigated xorn products33481A15- hogs with a many Austria afid Japan several of Utah's once thought to be Fourteen razor-bactruck company obtained permission pounds of hops 64930619 pounds of tarthe Other nations Including from the Sun Yat Sen administration sugar and 68693042 pounds of frits promising irrigation and drainage taste for paste were eating Italy Switzerland Norway Spain and Rus-tprojects have all but dwindled inIto gets transport the wall to Cllnrtonville wheat bran and barley- Xmas Toy World Will Be JOBLESS WILL Brightest of All Time GAIN IN REPEAL - Fear of Hitlerite Germany Causes Nations to Rush Defenses 2( will-giv- chil-und- - a By WALLACE CARROLL PARIS (UP)— European nations obsessed by fear ot impending war steadily are increasing their armaments a United Press survey has revealed Two factors lie behind the increase In the arms burden — the fear that Hitlerite Germany is preparing for revenge and the belief- that the disarmament conference will fail France has speeded up work on frontier fortifications stretching from Dunkirk to Basle and from Mount Blanc on the Swiss frontier to Nice on the Mediterranean French Air Ministry Active At the same time the defense ministries Rave been modernizing their forces and accelerating the mechanization of the army Pierre Cot air minister has just authorized the purchase of 25 De Woitine pursuit planes tendon say that the Reports-froBritish air ministry has ordered 100 new fighting planes In addition to the regular replacements The planes will have a speed “of 250 miles an jj to Par-awa- - 1690 (870 1910 SALT LAKE CITY JO hour The British air ministry also has ordered a cumber of trimotored fly ing boats equipped with one and one half pound Britain also is expected to speed up her 1933 naval building program Belgium Plans Defenses Belgium has just appropriated francs to develop frontier defenses and enable her army to block a sudden attack from the east— mean- mo JS7Q - guns- rapid-firin- I9IO mo o PAROWAN nition - UTAH By their Exclusive 0 ing Germany This sum will be used to fortify the Herve plateau develop antiaircraft defense from the ground buy new pursuit and bombing planes increase munition stocks artillery and small weapons Reports that Germany had a plat) to attack France by passing through Switzerland induced the Swiss government To appropriate additional These funds for national defense funds aretO be devoted to increasing the reserve supplies of arms and mu- - Worldwide Safe Council Advised UTAH )4 “Twin-Contro- l' It n JO send your Waistline UP and DOWN1 bring your Hip-lin- e taboos the Slim tapering ed” look and waistline A"tummy-less- " diaphragm Broad shoulders And a high uplift effect for the bust stioday'i silhouette V ' ft 70 ItOO 1910 mo Chari shows cumulative deviations from the mean precipitation at The little entente nations — Czechoslovakia Rumania and Jugoslavia— Boise Idaho Salt Lake City and Parowan Utah from 1870 to 1933 and Poland another ally of France also have been intensifying their deAssofense preparations FLEXFFS mould youf figure to Nature’s own grace of line Their unique Lastex Twin-Contrenables them to stretch both and vertically assuring unhorizontally restricted freedom of movement flixeds can’t "ride up” or poke out They cling ao snugly that they might be a part of Precipitation in This Area Seems toBe ciated With Economic Conditions SPINNING WHEEL PLATTEVILLE Wis (UP)— A spinning wheel 200 years old is beBy DR DILWORTII WALKER ing used here to instruct members of the Hazel Dell Home Economics club Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Utah in the art of spinning The owner For many years students of economics and meteorology have enMrs Earl Palmer inherited it from her grandmother It was brought to' deavored to discover the relation if any between changing weather this country from Switzerland Jevons of England first advanced The conditions and economic disorders club uses the yarn jnade to knit the "Sun Spot” theory as a causal explanation of business- cycles Later sweaters Professor Moore of Columbia university attempted to account for periods your skin itself ' ’”w K'O’B’s November Model Illustrated 5 SILK and Girdles Step-ls- a Combination from 395 Washable Flat Crepe Bundle them up in something tvarm from Kcith-O- ’ Brien’s Tots’ Wool Sweaters ' and Slipover coat berets to match to sizes blue 1 U1 3 navy brown gcren In sizes 2 to 6 Marillyn Silks 100 pure silk pure dye washable all The the new fall and winter shades assortment Includes Marillyn crepe Everyuse canton crepe and Everyuse satin crepe h Brushed Wool Sets crepes and Shades for street and sports wear also black I We Infants’- - four-piec- J29 229 Issue S & II Stamps Beautiful FUR COATS in high quality Lapin self and con- trasting trims CLOTH COATS fashioned of smooth suedes rough boucles and nubby woolens trimmed with blue fox fox Persian lamb wolf and mink kit r Fourth Floor We hs ue S (3 H Green Stamps Keith- 4 O’Brien !nc Sealine-an- e sets including sweater cao mittens and leggings Pink and blue with applique trim on sweater ol elty weaves 98 Tots’ Leggings Jersey In anug drawer style zipper fasbrown Tan navy tening Sizes 2 to 10 Wool Crepes and Suitings nov- H Warm 39 Inches wide all the wanted fall colorings including China blue brown navy wine Alice blue American beauty eggshell cerise etc Gorgeous quality wide Q 98 sets Including coat hat and leggings Pastel pink blue and nlle Also white Sizes 1 2 3 Transparent Velvets Inches 049 JL Chinchilla Coat Sets crepe faille ’and pebble crepes a smart new dress silk for street and fall shades and black ' 58 1 29 Three-piec- e 40-In- ch i some with pink and Infants’ Cuddle Rugs Soft warm blanket cloth in pink or blue Zipper front Detach- able hood Faille and Pebble Crepes after-Hig- : White red h $10 GTZCr lovely quality for dresses lingerie slips etc 35 new shades from which to select 40-Inc- to KOTM-JOWEf- tl Genuine Stehli Silks not 850 yards In this new shipment short lengths All the new fall and winSatin ter shades with plenty of black crepes failles cantons suedes etc 1 O’Brien I nc IKeith-O’Brie- n Spetial’Group FUR COATS Sealines with Flattering Johnny and Roll Collars 75 Inc |