Show 4 i C THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE Israel Returns to Regain HolyLandFromT’Mistines Conquers With Plowshares t J 1831 aSSei v is u 1 Palestine Advances in Industry Commerce The Salt Lake Tribune ‘ Modem Farm Manufacturing Methods Win : for Zionists Communist Village of ' ‘Ain Harod’ Described Information (Editor’s Note—This is the sixth of a series of articles on conditions and personalities in Europe being: written by Dale Clark of Farmington who returned recently from an extended tour of the ' old world) 1 y v A v I By DALE CLARK The Philistines were hot upon Saul’s trail and he was sore kfraid On Gilboa’s mount he paused and beheld for the last time the coveted valley of Esdraelon below All was lost “therefore Saul took a sword and fell upon it” were Saul on Mount Gilboa today viewing the fertile Valley below as I recently did instead of falling upon his sword he would have put it into his sheath and walk joyously toward the welcome ing spectacle below For behold Israel has returned to resume and this time it is the- “Philistines” who are on the run t t The Holy Land— hotly contested prize of desert tribes land of m9k and honey amid barren wastes!from Poland and Russia though scene of contention between eovet-Tar- e ©up invaders throughout the cen most countries in Europe and the of one its United States are represented The tuies— is again presenting more recent additions hava been albitterest fights - Two peoples are again struggling most wholly from Germany The fog possession of the fertile half- difficulty of speaking different lancrescent Although the contest has guages is overcomt by their all ’ learning the Hebrew language They tagen on new forms it is essentially live under a totally communistic the same and a thrilling sequel to plan which makes them a united and the world’s greatest drama Israel has returned but not with composite group such as injtha old days of tribal life Everyone works tht sword It is conquering with the but there are no wages Their caahbvel the plow and the machine 2t ia building villages cities estab- pacities are different but their comla tha tame They do not lishing industries founding schools pensation and a university and thus gaining a own tha land they work the homes solid foothold in the land of their in which they dwell the food they eat or the clothing they wear and tradition Israel in centuries of is now able to return with yet together they own it all and nog a few new tricks under its hat each as much as his neighbor and these are the weapons that are Mr Clsling’s argument sounded very convincing yet there are always BOjv winning the battle a few hitches in these Utopian Where David Fought schemes that most minds cannot In the valley of Esdraelon on the untie Granted that communism David where ventured spot tare between Could the laws of human nathe two enemy camps ture tosuspend forth the extent that mortals could meet scoffs of the Goliath the tq cheerfully sacrifice their best efforts coptest has been most decisive It for the common good there would in modem knowledge Irrigation still be one Item to wqs the presand drainage skillful financing and ence of e heaven onprevent earth and that latest in reclaand horticulture the would be the equally difficult task — accumulated mation that were the deadly stones of - apportionlng-r-th- e lot the modem David's sling that put wealth on a basis of equality that thi adversary to flight would not causa all manner of griev-ingand gnashings of teeth flrael's return is hot merely a land of forefathers it is How Define Equities? In “many cases a return to a type of Haw is the communist going to dethA old tribal life The communiand ascertain "equal distributties nestled along Gilboa's slopes are fine is asked by those not in favor Japan-Res- ts the scene of one of the most unusual ion”? of such procedure They say It is social experiments in the world A more than the form of the united order that was certainly something process of counting noses and liqed by some of the ancient Hebrews simple dividing the wealth into that is bcing practiced by modem Jews then number equal parts Even noses asjembled from all parts - of the are nevertt the same size On two dif(Continued Prom Post One See 0) hold the sanctity of treaties leads wqrld ferent persons and in the matter of to action which threatens Japa JVith letter in my pocket that talent and personality tha difference art not seriously affected thereanese security in the pursuit of had been provided by the Jewish is tremendous On the other hand there is by present Japanese policies If we no blinking the fact that if we Agency in Jerusalem as in introduc-tuy- i Comrade Cisling took the stand to the model settlement of Ain According to their mind our own business war is plan of com- ere resolved to play the role of Harod 1 set out afoot through out of the question tor the Japmunism he explained alt members guardian of international morals anese are not tools enough to defertile fields toward my hava their material wants satisfied end guarantor of the sanctity of destination The village semed but with no discrimination to anyone trestle there is no present sire it If we make the upholdposa fehort distance but distances are In dealing with the individual in sibility of composing our differing of the sanctity of treaties and the vindication of international vefry deceiving In the Holy land and other matters however individual ences with Japan or escaping the before reaching the halfway mark 1 characteristic morality our business then we must be recognized constant possibility of war feK much like the prodigal son who To certain of the gifted and promts ought to prepare for war at the American Delusion same time for we shall Lave it could be seen "when he was yet a ing young men whose talents deloag way off” The clearness of the serve the advantage of special trainInevitably What complicate the whole " atmosphere is said to be the cause ing allowances are given that When theBritlsh accepted the is the widespread problem fatally they ' of dhis optical illusion and it explains may study for an extra Relief in this country that it is Kellqgg pget they carefully exof period heuv Moses standing on Mount p time cluded from its field of operaThere are a limited number possible to do something- for across the Jordan could see "all in the who will soon be setion all the reglonj in which they we righteousness colony that safely— the land of Gilead unto Dan lected to attend the university Othcan on the one hand declared they had special Intera k" all the land of Judah unto the ers will go directly to the citrus course in the Far East pursue ests In effect we did the same manifest--lUtmost sea and the south” The Japanese were less astute disastrous for Japanese intergrovel Still others who have an apNe Butlneta 'Section titude for manual labor are learn ests end on tha other escape all thus the Kellogg pact tied their hands while we remained dree unpleasant consequences of such When arriving in a strange place Ing special trades and when they become to act in America and the British their services are action This delusion rests upon thg logical thing to do is to go to the loaned proficient to other communities on whatin western Asia But to imagine the assumption that it takes two business district to inquire as to one's that the Japanese or any other whereabouts The idea was good but ever system of barter the directors nations to make a declaration of war which is manifestly untrue von Kitchen” natron will be estopped from actIn' Ain Harod there is no business may devisa "Caruso r tenor for in- It also rests upon the equally ining in accordance with national section Why should people have a the pomopua stance was accorded a trip to one exact assumption that Japanese Interests when these are at stake harness section when they have no of the or seem to national eyes endanEuropean capital to study policy is dictated by a handful bifciness? Or stores in which to buy gered is to believe in fairies things when they never buy or even music Another of the number who of hotheads who can not long rea tain control and that the moral And to believe because we hinpassion and some talmoney with which they could possessed ent for art was given a leave of abder Japanese purposes and hampressure exerted by our policy make no purchases! sence and funds to finance his way will end by overthrowing that A procession of people entering a per Japanese policies only by for a term i in an art school words by formal declarations group and restoring power to Spacious building at the head of a end official statements that they Admits Difficulties peaceful and reasonable people square set with young palms was But lit International relations will continue to be satisfied to ahput the only proof that the village It ill sounded very fine— this Idea answer these words and declarathings do not Work that way wgs not deserted This building was of appointing tha few outstanding On the contrary It la our attitions in kind alone is to surrenthp mam reason why a business sec- sons to develop their talents by partude which provides the extrem- tion is not needed It if at once leg- taking of advanced der to completely the and learning 1st and hotheads with tha strong- islature and town hall cafa and res- advantage of travel at the One" important expense question i est possible support at home taurant and confectionery and gro- of the community It may In It reality is true that Japanese public ©pin- In the matter of American polcery store It also serves as dance be more equitable distribution but bsfll lecture room bakery and even there is still top is divided between those who” icy in the Far East there Is just the difficulty that some- Would schoolhouse one question which is of Impordisregard and those who one probably wouldn't understand would— to the limit of the posThe energy end enthusiasm with Comrade tance Do we want war or peace? Cisling admitted that they sible— If we want peace we have got which they pressed toward the same do have their difficulties respect American public ? to quit meddling If we want goal was evidence enough that it was But time was getting on and the opinion The line of cleavage too can be discovered itt the war we have got to face the fact meal time in Ain Harod Out of the bowl of rice had since long fields the office mill and the shops peared It now was tima to disap material interests of the two nd prepare for it But we can’t make a grpups the mercantile interest! on the one hand meddle and on and gardens came the hungry work-er- g tour about the village to investigate the silk exporters the other escape wari And that They emerged from the com- various and details of their —especially' lor example— favoring the aoft is precisely what Mr Hull like munal washroom bright and shiny communalphases life which will be deMr Stimson before him seems having washed their faces with scribed in the next article of this pedal in the American matter afjercommon-owneto believe When the British unthe soap and wiping series In Manehuku to Stay on the towel the community dertook to uphold the sanctity of The difference however is one them and combing their hair treaties in the case of Belgium of manner and not of principle orf one of tha "city's” combs There Rare Picture of Lincoln they began with an ultimatum There is not going to be any and followed that with a declare ws that cheerful humdrum of enor ' tion of war Why we should thusiastic voices pervading the room Discovered in Junk Shop drawing back in Manchuria any compromising in the matter that one might expect when hungry imagine we can accomplish the of China in the directions which same end by any different methwerking people ait down to a table hoopeston in m I have indicated The Japanese (up)— c of plenty od is totally inexplicable Bruff of thi city and Madison Wis are in Manchukuo to stay Their has acquired an unusual Appears Booming Success Personally I am not ready to photograph situation in Manchukuq imposes fee my country sacrifice thouViewing for the first time their sys- of Abraham Lincoln made when the upon them the necessity of pro- sands of lives end spend billions tem of communism from the dining rest Emancipator wu a yoing tectlng themselves from Chinese of dollars to uphold the sanctity” room angle it seemed to be a boomattack and that in turn drives of treaties or insure the integrity The picture is classed as an ambro-typ- e them to insist ing success upon the Monroe of Chinese territory As for the1-tigand is produced on glass with Doctrine" which they have enunThe food was wheeled in and to lend the Chinese money placed upon the table by a kitchen the light represented in silver and ciated These ere the facts If or supply them with guns to teaor wbo had been serenading the Biashades by a dark background w are prepared to recognize That method of making photomake war upon Japan it Is a them as such to perceive that we aiqimering kettles with his Caruso graphs was used between the time of can only modify them invitations thing I would be prepared to war by waive at any moment when the ood was there in abundance if the daguerreotype which was proand that any attempt to modify alternative was war a it visibly not variety Bread great stacks duced on silver and the time of the them by moral suasion must inis In the Far East peace has or it cut in healthy three-incfanner ferrotype or tintype which was a pho crease the danger of war in proa price for us but the price does slices and heaping bowls of steam-in- k tograph taken on a thin iron plate as these attempts are sucportion not aeem excessive by comparirice and other substantial though The ambrotype is much rarer than cessful then a basis of the other early kinds of photographs son with the cost of war and L It was a tiihple foods between Washington for one am prepared to pay it arid every man for himself There Bruff accidentally cam across the and Tokyo is and easily always) What terrifies me is the fashion isthoone standard meal for all and ambrotype while calling on a junk discoverable in which the people who sincerea Fat pocketbook can summon noth- dealer in the vicinity of Vincennes horror have a I of Personally f in better for Atn Harod is one Ina ly desire peace advocate national another war for my country anypolicies which can only lead to pUice where money will not talk The where I saw enough of the conflict oqly ones who receive a special fare City’s Swans Saved World war and of other earlier ' A for Japanese policy I hold V those under prysicians’ care and conflicts to desire et almost any no brief for-i- t From Dam Dangers price to see a fresh struggle tie children Morally it ia as Indefensible and despicable as On entering the communal center avoided X am not a pacifist be- -' the similar policies of all other which was then acting in its capacity Ore7uP)L-Whe- n BEND cause I am still prepared to ac- -' great nations including our own of cafeteria I was immediately greet- young swans pride of the city three cept war as a necessity when it were with only a calendar difference ed in an unknown language by two swept out of their placid a case of defending national is park Tactically- - far from showing the unknown Jewish youngsters They pond and into swift waters city below a ‘ territory or protecting the lives eiworted me to the presence of Mr power dam Bend officials alleged Oriental astuteness it and citi- of my fellow citizens But I am seems to me the Japanese no-- ‘ Murtin Cisling who seems to be the zens came to the rescue not ready to see the United States In the official host for tably Shanghai affair have risk war by undertaking to mainEmployes of the power company been as stupid as the proverbial visitors He bade me sit at his table police tain tha sanctity of treaties and state game commissioner German that is neither here But was soon being transmitted firemen and numerous other volunsad there the Inviolability of International nor there What matters is to a barrage of communistic propaganda teers finally saved the cygnet The contracts where the vital Interavoid war and let the Japanese from the direction of his bowl of father swan was blamed for the trouests of the nation are not otherget out of their Asiatic muddle ripe to mine Life in Ain Harod was ble Another swan came to the pool wise engaged themselves if they can made to look very alluring -r 1 am satisfied Horn alt I can Papa swan gave battle The youngThere are about 500 people in the sters followed him to war and were learn that the will fight 1934 McClure NewsJapanese (Copyright acitlcment A good many of them sept over the dam if the American resolution to up-paper Syndicate) Bureau 4 0 - the-figh- Is Advances in industry commerce and agriculture have transformed the Palestine of old into a thriving prosperous country Upper left? Silk worm culture is studied in an experimental laboratory Upper right: Business booms on ancient Jerusalem’s David street - Left Jerusalem-homThe towering C A M Y of the dedication awaiting Peace With MERCY On U S Foreign Policy lor DETROIT funds for the work of the National Mcprobation association TracyW association the of Gregor member board recently urged here the adas visability of extending probation a method of crime control The association of which Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes is president ia supported by voluntary con- tributions "Of the thousands of youths who appear before the court every year many charged with delinquencies under probationary supervision are become able to make adjustments and law abiding men and women” Mcdoea not Gregor said “Probation It mean leniency for the offender means individual study and treatment to fit each case "It is not for the habitual offenders but forthe young when they make their first missteps It has been the proved over end over again that on he protection of society depends Prlsontoo of the criminal-often drags the offender down to stead of restoring him to society "No ona ahould wish a young first offender sentenced to prison when Investigation prove h is either ignorant of the seriousness of the crime or was forced into it by circumstances over which he had little control or who was truly repentant and desirous of making amends” in- termountain country through The Salt Lake Tribune beginning June 4 - - The Haskin question and answer service will appear daily in The Salt Lake Tribune and Salt Lake Telegram In addition to this educational opportunity cou-- r pons will bo published for the cdnvenience of readers desiring literature on a variety of sub-jects re-for- — The Tribune information bureau is now open in Washington under direction of Mr Haskin Jokers Menace Lives of Animals In Buffalo Zoo d fur-niih- g will be presented to newspaper readers of the (UPV-Appeal- ing noon-hou- English-speakin- The leading newspaper information features V y under--standi- FUNDS -- Pla-ga- free-for-a- ll Under Direction of GROUP-SE- EKS Probatipn Urged as Means of Saving First Offenders -- h in Washington s I Open ht BUFFALO N Y (UP)— Francis A Crandall curator of tha Delaware park soo is up in arms against some “practical jokers” who are endangering the lives of animals at the Buffalo zoo “tricks’ played on the animals during to past few months included: Throwing a nice big juicy steak to Queenie the polar bear the joker being that the choice bit of meat consturgeon fish tained four three-inchooks Crandall rescued the steak just as Queenie was eoout to masticate it A large chocolate bar was thrown into the monkey's cage The little animals sniffed it and walked away Investigation disclosed 11 carpet tacks embedded in the candy Another candy bar was found in the gutter just out of reach of the bear The tidbit contained 22 poison tablets" The first instalment of the question and answer department and allied features will be published June 4 h Addition of these features constitutes another step on the part of Another practical joker apparently enticing a buck deer with tome food slipped a heavy rubber band over its nose cutting off the air Intakes and causing the animal to prance widly about until the curator wu able to capture it and remove the band THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE and Few Canadians Liable For Income Tax Levy THE SALT LAKE TELEGRAM MONTREAL (UP)— Only one In 16 of all the wage and salary earners In Canada earned enough above exemptions to be liable for Dominion income taxes this year Actual income taxpayers were one in every SOO of the total population Of these only 2358 made returns on incomes of over $50000 Only 39309 tiled returns lor incomes of $5000 or more mmmmmmm to fully serve the' intermountain west |