Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE C 18 LIPS DECLARED Fight on Foreign Policy Splits Russian Leaders L SOUL WINDOWS ArrnrH With Tnnnn Near v y New Aerial Torpedo Perfected in England French Fear May Day Strike resignation threat has kept Neurath resume of Jumbled foreign and the whole aristocratic essentially r has been prepared by a corpj foreign office In power f expert observer for this news-papRosenberg is now Installed in Neu- and the MeClure News--paprath's office as Hitler's personal representative—to make life miserable Syndicate and to learn the trade His first diplo Dissantions on foreign policy are matic venture a trip to London Was Splitting the soviet leaders into two a catastrophe and Hitler thinks a lit- pretty belligerent camps The Corn ftle schooling is in order intern (communist international) as The lower wages versus inflation e "world reVor fight is taking a strong political the old guard of lutlon" has proclaimed "struggle Goerjng and his industrialist no quarter for friends are joining"' the inflationist against dictatorships Germany and continued activity with camp with an eye toward armaments propaganda and revolutionary agita- - and the cheap payment of debts Ley old story but there s Schachi and the supporters of vested tioiuJtsjn new tone—to steam up the com' capital stilt have Hitler on their side - lades against the-- growing movement The growth of political tension beOf conciliation and Europeanlzation tween pro and con inflationists the The Narkomindjel (foreign office J increase of argument and discussion under Litvlnoff is trying to build up are but symptoms for the security of sensible foreign policy to bring the mark Russia back into the European conGerman engineers are working on a stellation' A seriesvot pacts and new road lighting system which is to friendly relations consolidated by be installed on the main highways Russia's Joining the league la to take along rural stretches A highly efthe place of revolutionary ravings ficient type of bulb is being used nd end the soviet role as outlaw whose very small consumption of cur Stalin Is the deciding factor Though rent makes the lighting t of long he can't afford to turn his back al- stretches financially practicable -- All together on tht fanaticism of his the strain and danger of night driving party "the struggle against capital- will be eliminated say the authori ism" Is said to figure far less with ties The Krupp works In Essen are him than formerly and hs agrees with Litvlnoff Everything points to a working at full eanacitv and have among ths knereased-the- lr erowth of practicality number of hands by Soviets and the chances are all in ou per cent over last year disan favor of increasingly rapid AUSTRIA solution of the original radical ideals Is on the Increase Nazi ba a activity stiff fight But there'll London insiders say that Litvlnoff again Large numbers of reds have has presented a list of conditions for gone over into the Hitler camp In Russia's entering the league of na- nopes of revenge i Insiders have it tions Recognition of the soviet by that reds who lost relatives in the all members and a declaration that Russia Is not bound in any way by being formed into socalled terror the Versailles treaty are the most troops to carry out a camcaisn of as Importan- t- Diplomatic circles- - sayn sassination and sabotage Itissiffniflmat memoers-- oi -t- he govern 1hat it wont be easy but are pumu-cament are under sharper guard than tic ever before- - About a million dolls JArAKv has come over from Germany to fi "Russia and that hears Washington nance me new drive- - Chances for Japan have been quietly getting down nazi coup are slim however to business while all the scare talk The row within the government was going on and difficulties between over party setups is pretty well setseries a at been settled them have tled The military ends of both the of conferences in Tokio between Hi- Helmwehr and Christian socialist iota foreign minister and Yurenev (church) parties are to be combined Final steps actu-allsoviet ambassador under Prince Starhemberg in one disposing of these troubles swift- "protective corresponding to ly and smoothly may be expected we uermsn front S S All oolitical actlvl to follow shortly ties are to be under Dollfuss' control The first point to be settled will me -- patriotic front and Fey be the sale of the Chinese Eastern lornung will continue as head of the m sulr railway This will be concluded forces with no further hitches intro- is the police and arm v Corrtninn plan which will work hnnt Russia will be duced from Tokyo ai u aoes in Germany between mtw offered— and will accept— a reason- GoebbeU and Goerlng' i — — -j able sum for the road ' CZECHO-S- I nvsrTl Along with thia will go the first The government la Drenarinn a 'tils outside recognition of Pu Yl's empire In concluding the sale of the railway attack on the strona aortaii- Russia will virtually recognize the ments In the country The reds are new state Official recignitlon will wen armea command an extensive fOllOW espionage net and have been spread V i Til n i m- return aumui wui tii num t treaty of terrl- pj"'""" pan her When the Japtorial nonviolation anese militarists were dictating the foreign policy this was refused With Hlrota firmly in charge of the for eign office it will be signed without more ado Finally the fisheries controversy will be settled As a bargaining weapon Russia has been holding up Japanese fishing privileges in her northern waters When other things have been amicably settled this difficulty will disappear ENGLAND Naval insiders say that the Whitehead concern has perfected a new type of aerial torpedo which can be dropped from high altitudes into the water without damaging the propellBefore this sea ing: mechanism WW women'11 planes had to come very close to the Pumps surface of the water before releasing the torpedo at Its target and ran great 1 I Straps risk of being shot down A special GhUUes mechanism to ensure accurate aiming I of the new torpedo is also under cons Editor'! note— Tht following anti-Hitle- er ap-gl- t -' lVolZinre41illrliile£axe t - j - ' V:-- 5 r- - CI struction General Lawrence chairman of Viewers Inc has been much embarrassed by questions about German rearmament recently Vickers has been advertising extensively in German newspapers and has already received attractive orders for antiaircraft range finders and other English specialties The government has hushed up curious Journalists but insiders say that the financial end of German rearmament and pressure from Vickers and similar concerns have played no small part in English diplomacy recently yll I I B rRANCE 1 ii - mt i j April mm i ' develop-menkjsMI- e -- ing large amounts of revolutionary material in we army to steam up sentiment and to prevent a repetition of the Viennese t occurrences the Prague authorities have published an account of the socialist- - activities Some 200 houses have been searched and extensive arrests were made Insiders say that owning to the support that socialist deputies have given these activities by blocking the antired measures a big political row is in the oiling TCRKEti Mustapha Kemal is about to ask for the reinternationalizatlon and re armament of th Dardanelles To in ternatlonal diplomatic circles this looks very much like getting ready for a row with Greece— to whom It would come as a very unwelcome Strengthening of Turkish naval power The question will be brought before the leaguer but if s very— doubtful wnetner the powers will allow Turkey to sew up the position again that cost so many lives during the war - - 1 CHICAGO sherlf and his distraut staf patroled the iland indefinitely and captured some rif rat riding in a herse drawn by a hefer" What's wrong with that sentence! "Nothing" says the Chicago Trib une which has been campaigning for simplified spelling of common words In the English language "Plenty" answer most leading die-ttonarjrmakersiirl the' United States and England unwilling to concede ' such radical departures "Afraid Says Paper In rebuttal the Tribune accuses the dictionarwmakers of sticking to com plicated rules of spelling because they fear one another The newspaper quotes Dr Thomas Kite Brown col Lewis league of Dr"Willlam-Dodg- e and Dr Henry Seldel Canby hv the editorship of one dictionary as say ing: "It is tragic that the five great dic tionary houses in this country and England cannot conspire to be intelli gent out none wouia trust tne others une oi tnerrr is aoout to put out a new revision — a world event really— the first real revision since 1910 They keep thelc plans secret but there is not a chance in the world that they win simpiiiy more than to a vanish' Ingly small extent" In the last three months the news paper has submitted a list of 80 words with simplified spelling and has adopted them1!b its news columns Most of them can be found in no pres ent aay oicuonary v ! To those who criticise any meddling with the language the Tribune orings up tne stand taken by the late President Theodore Roosevelt President Roosevelt sent to the public printer a list of 800 words with simplified-spellir-ig despite adverse criticism In the 28 years that have passed since then the Tribune says ft finds that about 150 of the words are now used by representative American newspapers fr' W-"- : r IN NEW CLOTHES (JPy— The Chicago Chicago Tribune advocating simplified' spelling Is using the following spellings? ' Advertlsment Agast Aile "Ameba Analog Apolog Aquilin Bagatel Bailif Bailiwic Bazar Burocracy Herse Hocky Hummoc Hand (together with" Slander) Indefinity Instalment' Intern — Jaz 'Jocky - Lacker-- -- Burocrat — Lacky Canceled Catalog Lacrimal - gether-wl- (to- - th lacrimose) Lether Leven (together with Controler Cotilion Criscross Crum Decaleg Definitly Demagog Derth Dialog Distaf unlevened) Missil MonOlog - 'Patroled Pedagog Plaintif Prolog Pully Distraut Quil Rif rat Rime Drouth Eclog EtiqUet Sherif - Skilful £xtoled Staf 'Subpena Tarlf Fantom Fulfilment : Gaily Genuinly Glamor Hammoc Harken J - 'Reherse Doctrin Tonsilitls ' ab- - gether with tongilectomy tonsilotomy and Harth IH tonsil- - Hassoc estome) Hefer Tranquility Words also take 'simplified spelling with endings 'ed" ing" and "er" abbreviated spelling has become so common that any attempt to return to the longer form would be looked on asxance even oy rank conservatives The Tribune claims it is attempting1 to do what President Roosevelt did when he gave out his revised list and said: "It Is not an attack upon the lan and Milton be guage cause it is in some instances a going back "to the forms they used and in others 'merely the extension of as regards other changes which words have taken place since their time "If la Tint kn tMsmnt 4a An or sudden bTro7 filing lent or indeed anything very great at an is merely an attempt to cast What SlightweighrcSft properly" be cast on the side of the popular forces wnich are endeavoring to make our spelling a little less foolish and fan Former Values IT 1 r Jt out of - tastic" (J Morocco (PP)— CASABLANCA r ranee rich in gold but poorn oil has found a sizable well in Morocco after 20 years of digging in sand A well was struck recently in the Djebel Tselfat be- TtWeett Fez and Rabat It took fire when it came in' and burned two weeks before it could be capped The oil however will not be ready for thefmarket for another two years as it will take that long to import and erect necessary equipment - 13-- i i ) " ' warn i CM I suggestions Include Bohemian-print- s' Mexlcalls studio geomet" rlcs shy little field flowers and tapioca dots— and sive Z r i --- II CHILDREN IN 1 YEARS LEE N H (UP) Though Mr and Mrs Harold Jennison have been married only 18 years they have had 14 children— all boys The lather s Yankee supports his fam ily On $2160 per week earned as an automobile mechanic aU this fo- r- - 9 mm ll75 - n I ! 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' Difficulties are piling up thick and fast Doumergue's economy program is meeting with stiff resistance from two well organized and powerful quarters— government employes and war veterans The government employes organ' ized under socialist leaders threaten another strike on May day unless employment and pay cuts are dropped insiders fear that this will be rather a revolution than a demonstration The police are busy cleaning' out arms depots and propaganda centers but seem to make little headway against the increasing communist revolutionary agitation which has been helped by the government's authoritative moves Though the government Is feeling Its way toward parliamentary reform very carefully the socialists feel that with the power of dissolving the chamber once in its hands a virtual dictatorial regime will result The conservative elements feel that the government Is not active enough in cleaning house and want a thorough mopping up of corruption and waste Doumergue Is in a tight spot Inflation isn't wanted arms appropri- ation's can't be cut the national re- serves go to domestic and foreign creditors So the four million state dependants have to foot the bill of economies— and they're getting ready to resist "with violence Insiders feel that a blowup is inevitable to be followed by a dictatorship Just when and how can't yet be said All sorts of dickers will be tried— but the indications are progressively clearer GERMANY Nazi Journalist Rosenberg 5s bf ing groomed to fill Baron Neuraths shoes in the foreign office when Himien-burg passes on Only Hindenburg's "" Cat-Out- $1 ff sr vi ©sae ©ay l '5 i m soul" V' ' Newspaper Terns' for Simplification Dictionaries 'Distraut' Robert PHILADELPHIA (UP) Susan a portrait painter believes that lips are "the windows of the y rap-Idl- y Wordsmiths Wage a Spelling Bee Artist Claims Character of Any Person May Be Read at Glance — lnin'i i SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 22 1934" monn?r--jilf- c Western Headquarters' for Tine Luggage 49' |