Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE -- WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 2 1938 Indiana Fanner- Wins 1936 Corn King Grown atCBicagd Diplomat Marrying Foreigner Must jGct Official Approval Rises From Sick Bed to Hear Award of Judges Officer’ Secretary of State Will Pass Plane Under Order Signed by President - r on-Caree- Six 4-- Club Members II Tie for Honor of f v Storm Balks Plane WINSLOW Ari Dec 1 LP)- -A T W A air line? oarrying 14 passengers returned her Tuesday after- -' noon after being forced to turn back oni its eastbound trip by a snowstorm at Albuquerque N M SEE WHAT YOU CANJBUY “ for 25c 50 75c $1&" WASHINGTON Dec 1 (AP)— An American diplomat who falls a — to in love with a foreigner henceforth will have propose twice up to $5 ' once to the woman of his choice and once to the ‘secretary of gtate If th secretary approves he will' forelgp serbe free to marry but if hs falls to while Assigned to the ' vice' in Argentina1' ‘ ask the secretary’s' permission to assigned he rwlli EAST BROADWAV the American consulate at Beirut married the British vice t consul Th big CHRISTMAS CARD STORE Asserting that 122 foreign service there i ' lor new Idol in personal Greeting Cards Fountain Pent Stationery Artcareer officers 18 per cent of the The' state department tn warned that “in the present iste’ Supplies Novelties Genuine total were married to aliens the condition of world affairs any tenChristmas Cards— New and e state department Tuesday made pub-li- dency further to increase the num- Different— SO CARDS with your name 5 ENVELOPES— AU for and n Order' signed by President ber of marriages of this character Imprinted— ONE DOLLAR Out of town order 19c ’ must be concern" with for regarded postase Roosevelt November 17 forbidding such unions in the future unless the secretary approved Circular Sent Out Th order wa accompanied by a ail consular circular of instruction-tand diplomatic officers stating that of such Internaa recent-check- up tiona) marriages "reveals a state of affairs that cannot be regarded with — approbation” The department declined to make public the names of any of the 122 career officers married to foreigners asserting it would not be “fair to single out a few of the more prominent ones” A instance however was the marriage of Ruth Bryan after the Grand champion shorthorn bull Brown- bulLhaiLbeeRjnamed burgh Indj Owenrformec minister champTonal“'thoTnternationaT Captain Beorg Rohde a gendaleSulfanpicfuredwith its owner Earl E thegrand' tleman In waiting to the king of livestock exposition held in Chicago Robbins of the Robinwood farm at Greens- — — — Denmark last July 11— Recall Marriages recalled Many Washingtonians that Hugh Gibson ambassador to Brazil— married a Belgian countess while minister to Belgium and that th late Warren Delano Robbins cousin of President Roosevelt married an Argentine Irene de Bruyn NEW YORK Dec 1 (UP)— Twelve W P A artists were injured Tuesday night when 70 policemen arrested 250 persons engaged in a “lock-in- ” strike on the eighth floor of the federal arts projects Being Healthiest in America — ’ (AH) — A severe cold which kept William H Curry lanky Tipton county Indiana farmer confined to his home until today almost robbed him of a lifetime thrill —that of being crowned 1936 corn king of the world Judge at th International Uve- atock and Grain show late Tuesday the college’ exhibit said the grand declared Curry’s ten ears of Reid champion wa sired by Evaakua of Hi dam was Blackbird of Page yellow dent the best at the exposi- Muskogee 51 tion Curry arrived in time to witFed Simple Diet ness the final judging His perfectly matched ears measuring 10 U Inches The steer MacArthur said was long and 7t4 Inches in circumfer- fed a simple diet of oats barley ence had been entered previously bran corn and hay at the Stillwater institution Angus Steer Wins the twenty-thir- d From some 7000 head of cattle at Thean victory was Angus steef In 37 years of the exposition Walter Biggar who for exposition The for 12 year has come from Scot- competition at thehad a grand cham college land to judge the animals named G Oklahoma in 1926 a Hereford named pion ateer s the Aberdeen-Angufrom n Fag Still Rupert B Oklahoma A Super Domino aHereford was Okla the grand champion of chosen water reserve grand champion He 1936 ateer was entered by the Wyoming Her' old 18 months The black teer ford ranch weighed 995 pounds and is destined for the auction block and slaughter The new champion Biggar said has CHICAGO Dec 1 (INS)— Amerl beautiful color it’s smooth has no ca'a six healthiest boys and girls ripples and carries its weight even were chosen Tuesday from the ranks ly It' trim all over and ha no club members in of 1250000 waste an ideal butcher steer' connection with the organjzation'i "It a fine a convention here — — Biggar aaid "and just — —— ahamplfiir as we’ve 'had" ' health charts Arthur MacArthur in charge of Because their showed practically tie scores the six were chosen this year instead of the healthiest boy and girl in the ha You’ve Similar tion aa was done previously Ex doctors said that no IndiDiamond Ensembles amlnlng vidual scores were to b announced the scores were virtually tied Priced Much Higher aa and the decision was reached to split the title six ways - WInnera Named The winners are: C A Abbott 17 Blairs Va 5 feet Gain Revealed 11 inches 155 pounds Ten Months Jerry Cowan 19 Rogersville Mo CHICAGO Dec 1 -- and-M-coll- ege 1 feet 168 pounds Roy Graves 20 feet 182 pounds 6 Porter Okla 6 Margaret J Topovskl 16 Wooster Ohio 5 feet 5 inches 123 pounds A BEAUTIFUL With 5 tine blue-whi- te diamonds (or only -- olored Today L A Dramatic Clear a n ce Mary Flynn Sellers 16 Letohat-che- e Ala 5 feet 1 inch 116 pounds Martha Ekberg 16 Wisconsin Dells Wls 5 feet 6!4 Inches 122 BINS pounds The winners six average normal farm boya and girls attributed their health to regular meals' regular sleep work end play Not one confessed to'drlnkfng orange juice and only Miss Topovskl took cod liver oil However all admitted drinking milk taking exercise in addition To WEDAnd a Beautiful DING RING that matches I AM I perfectly for only 3975 COMPLE1E SET HW Down— Balance on Easy £ - '''Paymenta Written Guarantee £ -Free Insurance Against Loss or Theft t&fwlmch SQUARE DEAL JEWELER ‘‘Famoin for Diamonds’’ 273 SOUTH MAIN Famous well-kno- Labeled' -' Total Exports Striking WP A Artists Hurt hrBitter Figlit W ith Police Sljow Margin Above Imports Seen ettibt'okt befor- ce-dismissal e-marrying for First building The artists invaded the building In protest of a W P A order that 600 of 2000 artists employed on arts project In New York were to be Police pulled the lines apart and during the scuffling 12 artists were injured one seriously One woman in dismissed because of returning pros- fainted a patrolman was bitten in the ear and buttons and pieces of perity WASHINGTON Dec 1 CD— The E H Englehorn businees agent clothing flew about the office aaid the of the federal arts project The artist were dragged from the commerce department reported 250 arrested on charges of disorderimexceeded that exports Tuesday ly conduct would be ’’summarily dis- building singly while othere eang 'The Banner” They ports by $52707000 during October’ missed” Wednesday The strike was the sixth by W P A were all taken to night court where Exports for the month totaled artists in six months they were to be arraigned later In $264708000 and imports $212001000 Five of those injured were womeh the past charges against the artists com The foreign trad The artists entered the building have been dismissed and only a few figures pared with a $31939000 excess of shortly before closing hours and ringleaders held locked themselves in saying they Martin Popper lawyer for the exports last year ' when sales abroad would stay until promised there Artists’ Models’ and Photographers’ totaled $221296000 and purchases would he no layoffs They carried union said he would have four pofrom foreign countries $189357000 sandwiches and other food licemen on brutality arrested ' F A P officials called police Five charges Exceed Import of Year Commerce Report HATS " ECMF $ Cleaning and Dyeing Specials Gents' Suits or Topcoats sold formerly from $3 to $10 59 FELTS SUEDES Star-spangl- ed their farm duties and art interested in sports For the first ten months of this Mias Sellers likes to cook but hates year export exceeded imports by to sew $20092000 compared with a exces of exports for the Only Blond Miss Ekberg is the only blond similar period last year The increase in exports during In the group She is busy raising October over the aame month a lambs and calves Miss Topovskl believes In plenty year ago the department Said was due mainly to largerjshipments' of of sleep for a health meaaura Jerry Cowan who has alraady unmanufactured cotton and tobacco started farming seriously professes and of machinery vehicle and iron to like spinach turnips and plenty and teel product’ x In the of milk import trade gain were Abbott doesn't smoke and is unde-ciae- d Uted for meats grains feeds alcoholic beverages crude rubber unabout a farm career Roy Graves played football In manufactured wool newsprint tin high school and wants to go to agri- and fertilizers cultural college lii order to further Gold Exports hi ambition of farming and being a October gold exports wire $117-00- 0 county agent Jtoy used to Smoke compared with $42000 in Sepbut quit a year ago tember and $76000 in October 1935 while imports were $218929000 $171866000 and $315424000 for the respective months October silver'"xpoFts totaled In $268000 compared ’October September and $260000 inwere $26 last year while imports 931000 $8363000 and $48898000 for the respective months emergency squads arrived but the artists refused to leave Instead they Motor vehicles registered in the locked arms and began chanting “Is United States in 1935 numbered cars and 3655705 this Roosevelt's promise?” and “We need jobs pot jails” trucks Skirts or Blouses Sweaters or Slacks each 39c Plain WooLDresses 69e Plain Silk 79c Dresses A good selection of Fall Styles — Brims and Turbans— Black Brown Navy and popular colors Head sizes 22 and 23 Be here early Sorry — no mail or phone orders — all sales final! Bring n Take MILLINERY CLEANING DEpr-’-STRE- FLOOR OND 2 FLOOR n E£L SALON-SEC- Use Your Charge Account C M LJ pecial purchase O Meat and Grocery Specials Sale! silk brocaded wit'h-'$20400- 0 APPROPRIATE GIFTS 3 ft & the man 5 Railways Make Purchases who travels 6 Big for 3ft 3ft 3ft & N Commercially qr socially a man is known by the luggage he carrie Sjby the quality and smartness of his toilet case which is so conspicuous in the mornings in the Pullman wash rooms Good quality and good taste are as notable here as elsewhere The articles you get at Sat Lake City’s imartest men’s store have both Val-A-P- ! traveling bags thes only bag that will deliver suits en route as 'freshly pressed as when he started $15 tp $33 Zipper cases and Gladstone bagsr hand-mad- e — Boyle $15 $5 35! $ included a record order tons of rails The Wabash railway the Missouri Francisco: Pacific St Louis-Sa- n 35! the Milwaukee road Pacific Fruit v Express Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf -railway and Erie railroad all figured as buyers of such things as — locomotives car and rail ateel Mentioned as suppliers were the big steel companies which have rail mills Including United States Steel 3S Bethlehem Colorado Fuel & Iron and Inland Steel as well as American Car & Foundry company Baldwin Locomotive Works Pullman s a 'j 3 3 to $33 '3 208-21- 0 So Main St of 155000 m by' Arthur Frank equipment with both feet Tuesday announced during the day Topping the list was a $20304000 buying program announced by the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe which Standard Car Manufacturing American Transportation company and Timken Roller Bearing company Since September 1 authorities say track steel orders have aggrpgat- -' with about ed about 700000 ton half coming th past tendays Carnegie Illinois Steel Company United States Steel subsidiary received orders for 16663 of a total of 21333 tons of' rails from the Erie with smaller amounts to Bethlehem and Inland The purchase had a value In excess of $750000 Dec 1 OR)— The RACINE Wi United Automobile Workers union 35! approved Tuesday terms of a truce would permit J I Can com58 which office and maintenance workpany -ers to return to their jobs pending settlement of labor trouble which has kept th Case plants closed five — j — weeks a ' 1 r: Q&ffc wOC or - aufar added the clin I ( than - bag $139 roon and blue 6or63c pkg 23c Mammoth Wis CHEESE lb 3c comfort assured 2or23c- - Ison’sCocktailFranks can 25c-Toasts or Potato Snips urrPkf 25c JELLIES Croat'kind glass 25c yard of amail franks—mot dellcloui St Blackwell Any t-- No Deliveries on Orders Less Than 25c ' f" ' X -- satin facing Beautiful f shades of black brown ma- - 27c TOMATOES ‘ - "wrap— Silk fringed beltl 20-27c- 2 be any Made like a well- tailored coat with plenty of mas gift pt39c or rob©' would man's choice for a Christ-- can 15c No MJNLAND Colot' t This -- can 25c Chili or Tamales tpower’ GREEN OLIVES Super If you would hare a lare one Sliced PEARS Golden Loaf Flour Otoe Golden CORN £ o satin lapels 350 2 or 25C 2 or23C J2 ¥ $38 You’ll lihe it better tailored lined O fully or 2 for In O superbly 29c 23c ea 19c 100-- 3 ?: 3 Canada Dry Ginger Ale or Sparkling Water Stone Peaches Free natural uie with Tanned U - -- " ' Fancy Useful waste paper basket filled with 4 dozen QRANQES SLICED BEEF “£ S for 19c 6 BASKET OF 0RAHGES A “Truce Appro veil ”3ft 3 lbs 10c GREEK CABBAGE ARIZe GRAPEFRUIT with one carrier placing the largest single order for track material since 1929 Expenditures of more than $25000000 were authorized or 3 tf $30 Zipper carryalls leather or canvas light capacious fort overnight country club and aero-- j $5 to $15 plane travel Fitted and unfitted toilet cases $ NEW YORK Dec 1 jumped into the market for LETTUCELarge Solid head 9c 2 for 15c CELERY HEARTS K Lounging — ' |