| Show - ---- I- toid0011cRufill - - - - -- s — - baAlati0111116dIVAANO - - - - - — -- - --- - - - Irk"-- - -- - rt t - - Ti IE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY 14' D " pTpiipEs7 i - r Sponsors of U 1 i 0:'UST - ' OFBINGHAM - t TACT' u - - t f - j - ) I ' ' I0 : it t 11 4' By OSCAR LEMING s LONDON (41)—Ambassador end k 111rs Robert W Bingham are taking ' part In their first full London season as sponsors of a handful of Ameri't7 e' tan presentees at four royal courts 'i Because King George and Queen Mary are holding one less court in ' Buckingham palace than last year eight fewer American debutantes will tread the criinson carpet to curtsy i before their majesties and experience 4i supreme moment in social life Several hundred Americana made - '' - - (4444' t4- -- te i " ' iti i 1 v t- ' v7: ' I 4- - - ' :' 1 2'6 ' PI ' r s4(- 4- If d 0 111"-"t ' 44'-- ' ' t- ' ''" ' ' ::::'- 1 - " : it 4 ? - i' ono— By RALPH HEINZEN PARIS (UP)—Three troritionticl liners have been chartered to carry pilgrims from Etrope to the Eucharistic congress at Buenos Aires in October The Trench liner Campana 15- 000 tons will carry 800 French pit While the grbns from Marseilles Oceania will 'sail from Genoa with an equal number The Campana will call at Barcelona and Dakar for pilgrims from Spain and Senegal and will arrive at Buenos Aires on October It after calling at Rio de Janeiro Santos and Montevideo During a week the pilgrims will live on the boat at Buenos Aires and after that they will visit the Argentine provinces and Chili The ! 4 pi t '''''' "11 Three Liners Will Carry Europeans toEuehar istie Congress I 1 - 4 a i -- - "--''s 0 ' ' 7 '- - 1c k - 1 '4--I- t 4 y 1 -- 3' ' : ' ' ' 1 : '' - - '' Nitt 4 "' - ' 4- ? ' I - ' '' :: 0 f ' 2 ' 1 ' 17 - Iv 1 '44 k 4 - -- -4 re -- Application year's tourts— -I ' be held May 13 and le ant June ':' 2 end 13—but only 32 eight for each Occasion have been called Diplothe 1i - Matte presentations will increase t' total slightly but the task 'of melee- I '' ton was a trying one for the ambas - - ( ) ' 1 is ' - 4 -- s :: i i 0 The first court will be as Is eus- tomary a diplomatic function when and ministers foreign ambassadors present nearly half of the 700 who are commanded to appear g I ‘ - '! Mother's Day - CHURCH MEET - ' 0111 of hundreds Applying 32 Will Curtsy' t Only ‘' ' 1 Before—Rulers Restless Women TRIP TO OCEAN ' !I PILGRIMS PLAN Presentees S 13 1934 By JANE DIXON INSTALLMENT 22 put out a special blast for the Lace they turned downtown into Seventh 'Princess Pep" was settling into Its Chorus and they got their cars all avenue She squeezed his arm "And I'm summer stride and Sandra's six solo ready to take you to the Terrace" "Count me out will you Al?" a glad you are aboard I had to see steps in the Lace Chorus had been She remem-- I extended to a full three minutes Two girl called from the far end of a long you tonight Steve" raises in salary went with the exten- shelf backed with mirrors "I got a bered the surprise he had promised sion Welcome Indeed for Sandra's sick kid home and have to hire a nurse "Now for the big surprise Let's have it!" limited wardrobe was beginning to to stay with him" Sandra leaned forward to look at "You know that play I've been wear thin one that's smooth only itt Stephen bad whipped two acts of the girl She was an elfin creature nursing—the his new War izt Sir shape and was she seemed little more than a child has no third act? It had me sort of goofyso I decided to give it a rest by twns moody and exuberant over herself While resting I knocked out I littlel the third act which sonohow eluded 'Nothing doing " Hart blustered skit with some of your friends from Sandra's attitude toward him "The toss says no exceptions Cheer it to was more than a little responsible for There'll probably be fat east of J'ifth in it I ashowed ton of nitro' Segal ad he fell like his inability to settle down to his best presents for good little girls" Wants it for the summer creative work "Presents?" A girl with chustnut glycerine Sonny Warren continued to accept curls and plump cheeks grimaced edition of 'Princess Pep'" New Skit Hy Stephen such time as he could gain from "Another vanity case or something 'Sandra's busy days and nights and ain't guys got the sense to slip "Steve!" Sandra stopped short Why to spar for moreHe rarely saw her It to "Hour perfectly stunning Is Bubbles its in cash?" alone Steve Bubbles Courtiandt Ter- in it?" Elise Prentice—Sandra travelled in Sandra was not going to the Is she? Wait till you see But in crowds as always None of those race Intuitively she knew Gil was that's not the half of it You're in Sandra- had known east of the ave- responsible for the order to the Lace it too Sandy Or rather you're the She could not divine his nue had been invited to share the Chorus skit Youke the idea I began foolintimate comaraderie Of Twelfth purpose but she did know that the ing around with the notion of you in to he took it means achieve augured street That was reserved for Steve' no wham' First thing f the spotlight—and good either for him or for for the Queen for MI It—itt long infi I knew I had a story It practically too Steve was Then she seeing tervals for Sonny Ste4 did not after the show He had left a note wrote itself" questiOn Sandra's decision in this for her "Buzz buzz" Sandra deprecated saying he had a bang surmatter He sensed she had a desire "Buzz nothing When I first took must he there was something prise to keep her oltrSnd her new life It to Segal he gave me a freezeout over with her talk things apart and respected her But after two days his secretary wishes sorry Mr ItartSandrasaid called-m- e -"I Count Rene le Farge was in Eu- wriggling into her street dress in He talked terms I plastered on I rope Sandra knew it first from Bub- can't possibly go to the Terrace five hundred just for luck another bles who explained that Iténe had have an engagement" I'm to see him tomorrow and some- I just a beautiful girl pass down the street—She possessed all those attributes I - 11 of f inordi- hdnaire her-'sel- nately she was modishly dressed and walked with - er e c t carriage and much grace her face was ra- - for diant t------ her A42 ! I she was cuddling in ' ftit 0 youth that cause most of us to make way graciously and to The Vatitan has appointed Pontifical agencies here to book pilgrims but This is thing tells me he's going to bite and "Engagements can wait in addition to those going on thechar- to hop over to consult his solicitors ''' rereara letter she bad re- business" he snapped like it" terM liners many will travel by the ceived from Corinne that morning Sandra came closer and towered her "I'm sure he will" Sandra's pre 14) t service regular I "We're inwhere I am voice She did not want to spread diction was jubilant "I have a surnot ' The Vatican is first diplomatic court as he did i' attemptingtelet the 1" Robert IC Bingham Am‘rleal ambassador to the mid of St James Argentine government to waive the taking the cure That is Farge per- dissension "I must refuse absolute- prise for you too" She tried not to errive last yearlo take up Ns duties es the American representative to the and Mn Bingham are eipecting their first full season In London cep- - port and landing taxes on pilgrims son has turned up here I'm sure I ly to go" she said change her tempo "A different kind 41 know what to do about Valerie Hart caught the finalitk in her of surprise I'm fired from 'Princess ' court of St lames until the British tering chiefly on the sponsorship of the 32 American debs and young This would make it possible for inclu- don't She insists on seeing him though voice His temper blazed "Who the social season 'Wu in fuR ming matrons allotted as this country's share of the 2800 social lights who aive fees to be reduced f 14 there are friends with tongues ready hell do you think you are Reynal?" Pep" "You "Fired?" Steve laughed ! For the public the courts will have will be presented st the 1934 courts In the background is a crowd before Several South - American govern- to I fear something he fumed the of mean yau've been taken out of the watch as to arrivals marked which such diminished interest the the gates at Buckingham palace ments anxiousi to have the pilgrim (:)f wag watching gathers "It can't be helped I simply can- chorus?" the passing of the long line of debti- the fortunate few tour have agreed to waive passport Lastit may get back to Gilbert Akin night or more properly this not go" "No I mean I've been taken out tantes in their ears up the Mall which 'fees and restrictions The Brazilian' "You know what this means?" Hart of the show" morning Valerie arrived at the holeads front- - Trafalgar square to the Touring club is preparing the itine- tel in a really disgraceful state She's was "You've got to take slowed' threatening Stephen "Impossible" palace 3 rary of a side trip through BraziL been with Le Farge admitted as much it or leave it" their pace and peered into Sandra's Instead of spending trying hours in to Men Attend Prominent and even boasted of it Sandra thought: "My Job!" It face "I mean—was it something you ' the slow procession through packed Val would be difficult impossible almost did tonight?" r" There will be at least two cardinals Nothing about the divorce lanes of spectators and nine bishops with the French pil- herself had not written to find another at this season of the "No It was something I wouldn't t the presentees will be Whisked into "I've heard from a friend just ar- year Twelfth street The copper do tonight Marty Sega ordered the grims as well as nearly 100 priests the palace quadrangle and forecourt Among other prominent members of rived that you're being seen with pots and pans The tiny garden where Lace Chorus to appear at a private there to sit comfortably and await will be Marquis de Cham- some one of the stage who writes or there was to be a table this summer party at the Terra ci Roof I refused the I their turns for entrance BERLIN (45—Prussia'5 crooks and and "certain elements" will not be brunparty descendent of Lafayette and something with a totally unknown She needed Clothes must have a new to go It was go or get out so I'm - of the Mall automoThe abandonment to drive or own allowed home must bad men stay Gil waiting down out Al Hart gave me twO weeks' nomember of 'the French senate M de name But of course I can't believe pair of pumps biles or motorcycles queue moreover' means that debu- professional be so foolish with Sonny War- there—his wife In Europe—while he tice" tantes can not steel themselves for nights likq good children The application of "preventive cus- Verges president of all the Societies you'd I ren in town—" "Good girl! You're engaged to bought Lace Choruses for the presentation by smoking It has The police will make the rounds tody" to a large number of irre- of Saint Vincent de Paul throu'ghout "Lucky me" Sandra breathed And Roof dance in the theater not to entertain been decided officially that the dig- to see to it they go to bed'early and deemables according to Daluege is the work! t Madame Freysselinard "Then I leave it" she said and Segat's friends" Steve was indignant of President Albert Lebrun put down the letter And wondered ri nity of the occasion is not enhanced keep our of mischief' having a salutary effect already This daughter of France and her husband Count what had become of GiL "What a surprise Then he chuckled waited for Al Hart to move aside on method of mere seizure I when regally gowned women puff eigsuspicion one unusual of This is just Extra Dancing Work zany "I could let you out now" he splut- - Hart's going to get when—Segal Thullerie and Count ' arets under the windows of the king- - features of a grand war on crime was legalized by the criminal law Dufour de la Sandra's question concerning Gil- tered furious that she defied him takes my skit That'll put yuu in the d'Yanville a member of the perma1 emperor's Official residence announced by General Kurt Daluege reform which went into effect the nent commission of the Eucharistic bert Akin was answered that evening "I made a mistake giving you that show in another way—up with the v Some 2800 debutantes ri and young chief of Prussia's police first of the year As she came off stage she saw Gil spot in the show You think you're principals' 4 matrons will take part in the four proTo cope with crime he said the Concentration for habitual law- congress with two men standing in the wings big time Temperament—bah! You "Steve you don't understand" cessions Into the great white and gold police would act on the theory that breakers also are a nazi innovation 1 HARPO MARX PAYS TAX talking with Martin SegaL Girs eyes can't get away with it Reynal I'll Sandra stopped made a pretense of ballroom and past the big dais on an ounce of prevention is better FuTthermore sen"indefinite on HAMILTON Bermuda (07)—Ber- were her and he was about to spread the word you're a bum draw window shopping Her world was 1 which the king and queen will sit on than a pound- of cure tences" can be passed on old offend- muda's customs officials faced a prob- step forward with a greeting Sandra You can take your two weeks' no- - "I have reasons going awry again !I and crimson throne& with reif gold Henceforth thinks will the judge persons police ers lem when Harpo Marx landed with turned away quickly When she flee" they ' to believe one of the persons giving Each will curtsy first to theldng records will tot be permitted "to vert to theit bad ways upon serving his harp- Asked what he was going reached the dressing room Al Hart Stephen was waiting for Sandra in- - the party asked for the Lace Chorus and bow her headdress change their residence without po- out their regular terms Prison tees to do with it he said he intended to was there to inform the Lace Chorus side the stage door All her anger —this may sound silly but it isn't— In graceful obeisance advance a few lice permission' and must report fre- thus are staying closed tomany practice on it but customs officials It was to "do its stuff" at a private her fears for the future the hollow because I'm in it When this person to steps and repeat before the queen transtations Thus scheduled freedom for were dubious He would have to pay party on the Terrace Roof orders of feeling in the pit of her stomach that finds I've balked him and complains police quently ! Behind that brief moment will lie sient burglars hotel thieves a duty they said as he might decide SegaL The order was greeted by a came with the realization she had lost know Segal well enough to guess months of preparation—of lessons in round swindlers and check forgers To notify parishioners of Great to sell the harp in Bermuda In spite patter of applause and by muttering her first job fled at sight of him you the answer" In and be would of thwarted gown Cuterton England curtsying the death of of Harpo's Offer to leave Joe Schenck Muttering predominated stately walking Tomorrow was another day She "When he finds you've balked him? and train of hours with the dresa- - Racetrack sharps pickpockets and Mrs Ann Newton oldest resident of as hostage he was forced to pay 810 "Nit use beefing girls" Hart barked would find something to do for her- - He?" Steve's eyes were stormy maker and of course a bewildering unlicensed peddlers will be barred Rutland county the parish church officials said they had no use for "The boss is downstairs with the gents self and for the snug-hu"Who's he? Who- - is this person who succession of parties from their favorite hunting 'tomb bell was tolled 99 times Schenck who are throwing the party' They've "Glad to be aboard" Steve said as picks off pieces of 'Princess Pep' as if they were so much frosting on '‘ observed arms "I 1 A her k Ke Prussia Plans Curfew For Criminal Suspects ' "wise-crackin- Th& been brought ce 1 the building ' g ii ' StockIn'volie'd ' III! I ' 1 1 A ' - ' '''''' "A 11 C-1- No "IioidOuts" ' No "Bai't :' m t ' It' J' It' al ' Po 1 ' a "- ' im ' - t -‘ (III 2 ' N --- - - pl m m m m - " " terAISI0" ) - 111 ' 0 0 " a1I I - ''' -- ' '''1 ' If - (--- It- - ) t dik T0 ) A i ile ' 1 pq t k ' H AboomilmottiodelWmomwdramilimmommileillimiliirWmulekmagi - ) 111 I 1 - 111151 hoko ' GE ' :::111115::::11eNiemodi le — - u '' II0sifitqviJi: - ' - I:-- 0lly ' N i IN ' ' — '' ' lv: — : ' 't - ' - 2 ' ''' ' "t e - ' A ' ' ' ! to i t i !''—' ! 1' '' I stnirnesnndiotpaetrhbeardsoinnsinistuescti I I 11 : m' lain' ' 11 11 - t Anniversary r ry ' ' ':' MAY SALE! 1 ' '''' 11 year was 11 - - Mai tale dlecounta also on 'all Maddox end Coloulat 'groupings of olick mahogany bedroom Surniturs ' ' Regular $79 13$235 It SALE- ' "- atow non-exis- t- SALE PRICES CUT I 9 §q InsiI 110 Is9qp so I km ' lath arniatic ' T6 $ty1e1 ' Regular $65 to $385 social ' - ( I li'LQ) ) 11 -- -- -- a 14 rif mom - 7ZIZIEZIZZrZZSIZZLIZZ - - $325° $1175° - I I CASH DtEPLY CUT' - I SALE PRICES I CASIL OR TER113 :777 - ' 4 ZZLLIZUZEUZZEIll Mal ' ' - ' ) 4 — 111Q19 - - '' -1-- ' ti --' ' It at The 7 7 7 ' q ''' ti ' R 1 ' 7 ': - 4 :7 7 Is-- - -- 4111Ag -- t : - ' 4 - -- - douBete Steel ion in Italy in Jan II 0 111 ary and February was 118 per cent' same period of lastl of higher than in the 1 - 0111 - m e and bad sA ) customs 16- 4 - (12 - p I to -- v our admir4- tion and respect i u-1 bluel Size 1 111 III ' the shrine o f a 1 1 Motherhood an d bring gifts and S end messages that will enapha today Month could be an eternity She had spent an eternity drifting in and out of stage doors in and out of the ol atrical agencies in and out of other la agencies where she might secure em-ployment Her purse now was lull empty as her hopes strippedbue in ' 'Pawnshop? Nothing left to carry IN there Her father's treasures—the tew she had carried to Twelfth'street clock—she had obtained the u Sonny'sin loans on anything pawnable Jimit 1834 by Jane Dixon) 111: (Copyright( Continued) 6 azuzzannunninzuzzuzzmuntzunizzzlzuzsmnusinzumzzzinnizailYea4 11 le Let's pay tribute liesLA AT 15111- I ' - IJCSKS1 mirrors-AL- - I I QlQQU OR Tints mr Get' the K ind That'ENDURES—You'll'Find 777 "i 77 : r -- -- 1 Lamps Tables Cedar Chests 's " I 1 L'ils':iC(IltaiSPL1-':-Y-::-Eu- IJilftiE' Regular ' 3 (---' 695°to $695° : 10 I " OR TERMS I a I $138 to LU m - t ' '0 and one that she realizes will be worthy or unworthy according to her own teaching and counsel Die-har- d sng PRICES CVI' TO SALE PRICES CUT' TO $11075 $9475 to $89Y rn sllgis175A tn s9All is475 CASH OR TERMS ' I $8 SALE PRICES CU'r TO bita Inc u' rniiureL When You Buy YOURS' - CASH OR TERMS Regular b in ever changing : 95° I 'i must and go theY good practically ent Best to leave it with Segal for the present Steve had gone south on a special 'assignment for a newe- l! paper "I need the ready cash he told Sandra "Money doesn't run through a fellow's fingers in this town it m takes wings and flies out of his ' pockets" Sandra tore a leaf from a calendar pinned to the back of the screen which 11 enclosed her tiny kitchenette "One whole month" she said drear-ily ' Then because Youth teen Op- she m timist and Courage a shook the last bit of tea from a tin into a crockery pot and doused it with boiling water "Be cheery she advised her- m Sandy old girl sell! "This sort of thing can't last forever MI She bad not eaten except to nibble m at a few stale crackers washed down hours Her with tea for forty-eigMI feet ached cruelly from walking the la hot pavement& She was hungry Hot and exhausted and hungry And hope- - "Estato" Electric Beeutiful Bugs —the "Magic CarThis sale pets" of 'your borne brings you enchanting patterns and wonderful 'weaves of such romans makes as linaler Wiener Phoenix Charlotte etc CHAIR Century Hepplewhite Dunoeh Ph Yfia Italian—also mod : c ':2$60 to $200 PRICES CUT TO 1 1--- loto4 rsoee e I iiiints or plans a generat i o n influenced by both 0 namiiugochut -- we carry only 'highest trade' DIN INO 8IJIT118—and here you will find such lamoua Period Dwane as Sher :' 4 I n tt thlegsvi thlaodsr hizie iri cdateihnihgnogipid 111 ' ' 2 II it Baden-filade- - without - would take a cure at mune pleasure flock were gone Buh-hies and the others on their surrimer 1111 -- -o SUITES sulT ES ISUITES çHAIRS RUGS 'floor is ov erflowing with auttPs bearing such quality names es Mueller rurniture City Wiener itioebler etc 1 t It - c- Worries by leadenly NI I - 0- I! Z 7 1 - c0 s Fu rn i t 0 re Ca-o- p --i'P-rices -- 11 I 0 -- ea Ell A' 11 t '' - - 4- iInSittoinns Unemployment A month dragged dren - must be lived before she can know that their progress is bonoiable and their destiny a satisfactory reflection of her training She carries the constant burden of building another generation Warning RLceSharply to Regular When This Sale Ends Buy Now and Save! : Luxurious Gorgeous 1125 to $265 Living noon' I' BedroOMY-- 1 Dining Room: I II l - '''':': :i i 1 : Last Call!-Fa-ir " ' ‘' ''''' 1 ': : N s ' r7-I-- if '' : ' if - - better" IN chil- come wwaogrz ' I adven- tures of her The days a I 114 113 111 ' NI known II swirled and tossed over and around II her he knew nothing She must tell III Steve that Val was off shopping for a divorce and that it was Vat's husband who was responsible for Martin Sell gal's ordering out the Lace Chorus E "Gil Akin sounds to me like pretty a much of a washout or as they'd say back home--- a polecat" Stephen said after Sandra had sketched without harrowing details a resume of the past year "I suppose he figured it would be hot stuff to have his wife's sister doing a command turn at his M party Forget it Sandy It's going to be your lurn next to smile" "Steve you must promise me you that Segal engage me II won't insist in for the new skit He doesn't like be-ing crossed and I couldn't bear he- ll trig responsible for your losing the " in sale 'Leave Segal me rittCn for you and Its Segal tan t the only producer ni yours in town If he likes it it's a cinch other producer will like it even " A ak 4 ' b : 1 horizon beyond which lies the un- I " V ' 1 41 1 ' - L 1 I ll) 1 y t - II i I L p 'I 1 with constant anxiety to a : woo of looks cake?" Sandra shook her head Tears were IC vary close She had told Steve noth- ing of her own tangled life He knew her mother and her sister were in Europe Of the reasons for their he- ing there of the dark clouds that owt 1 1 ' " k" character in her children has ended and yet the young mother's responsibility has just begun as she all Ecnazzimizzuzzuntratranzumussassamumucammanannizszlizzlzurnimunouningoinumuslowninanancommtanzaumizionsunininalionnon - 61- r —responsibility-fo- d t in- to t h e picture dedicated in 'Ong and poe ry v Mother's Day as frequently as has the mother whose -- three-plume- young hasn't mother avop All tv11 - ema I A I iN- KA SI Skl:t ‘133 CAII 1 ' ' A --- s t b |
