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NOVEMIRIC VEMIETC 1-031. siz tHICA-G01 liATLY TitriTtINri SNAKE CHARMER ILI 11 16. 41 A-AL lay' CHANGEOF VENUE CHANGE-41 No Propaganda! Pledge of Russian Ambassado-flo U. HUDSON SEAL .01 Finer 17110, Qua A- L- 9' ii''' arAlUttIPTION: DENIED NEGROES 111 FAMOUS CASE DEN 1E fil (t: Public $11.50. 'SKI Exquisite new model of fine Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) pelts.

Miller quality cb, Budget if 5 you wish 11 A 0. I empted all of the university's properties from taxation used for educational purposes Or not. The Illinois constitution of 1870 forbids any further grants of suck sweeping tax exemptions. The University of Chicago, Incorporated since 1870, is exempt from taxes only on property actually used for educational purposes. The university's nonexempt realty paid taxes of about $800,000 in 1931.

Deny Taxation Is Factor. President Robert Maynard Hutchins and other officials of the midway Institution said emphatically yesterday that relief from taxes was not a factor in discussions of a possible merger and that the university would continue to pay taxes, merger or no merger. Public officials replied, however, that administrations and conditions change, and the claim for ex emption might be made at some future time if the south side institu- has always paid tion were put under the liberal Evans- ton charter. university property which was not being used for educational purposes, and It will continue to do so," was the statement of President Hutchins last evening as reported by the university public. department.

This policy will be continued in the future regardless of the arrangement made with any other university' or similar Institution Holdings Are Increased i George O. Fairweather, business manager of the university, said yesterday that the tax bill of the university would be substantially increased in the 1932 levy, now being assessed, because the university has purchased the equities of a number of holdings on which it held mortgages. A statement issued by Mr. Fairweather disclosed that the university paid 1931 tax bills of 2237,000 upon holdings for which it is assessed directly. He said that 2575,000 was also levied against properties which the university has leased for long terms.

These taxes are paid by the lessees. Alfred Cowles, president of the Civic Federation and Bureau of nib-lie Efficiency, in commenting on the tax exemption phase of the proposed merger, said last night: There are altogether too many tax free properties in Cook county now. The loss of the university's taxes would be a great misfortune if such a loss should occur." OF FAIR AGE 93 I KILLED BY BITE (Picture on back- Hadj Mohamed, the 93 year old snake charmer Who performed with cobras at the Oriental Village at the World's Fair and who planned to return here next died of snake bite in Tunis, North Africa, nearly a month ago. Word of his death was received yesterday in a letter by Joseph Guez, a friend aUd-a--native of the same city. it was said, did not give the cobras time to recover their calm after the ocean voyage as was his practice.

Immediately upon reaching his home be opened a bag containing the hooded reptiles and one of them sprang and struck him in the neck. "For once Mohamed did not have with him the special medicine he himself prepared as an antidote," Guez said. It was in some baggage which had not been brought to the house. Ile died within a few hours." Scottsboro Trial Will Be at Dicaturs Scottsboro Held at Revenue Is Periled. jis' sar for foreign affairs, who is now.

in before he goes. My job." said Troyanovsky, 'will be to continue the work Litvinov. started, trying to promote understanding and friendship and to develop economical and cultural relations between the union of Socialist soviet republics and the United States of America. "Naturally, the question of trade is one of the most important before us and I hope our economic contact with America now will be much larger than ever before." Wife May Stay in Russia. Answering all interrogations in English.

Troyanovsky whimsically said that he did not know if his wife would accompany him to Washington. You see." he explained, smiling. "she is torn between her husband and her son. My boy is 14 years old, but he still has got to learn Russian and the possibilities are that I may have to leave him here in school for a while. He speaks and knows English better than Russian because that is what was taught him in Tokio schools.

Now we feel we had better give him a chance to learn his own language MOSCOW, Nov. Antonovitch Troyanovsky, new Russian ambassador to the 'United States, said today that no communist propaganda will emanate from the soviet embassy in Washington. His statement was made in response to a question asked in an American press He exhibited bit of amusement at the query and replied: Communism is not a thing that can be exported to one country by another. It is not a question of foreign relationship but a domestic problem. In event, I can assure you gentlemen there will be no communistio.

activity on the. pare of any of our officials in America." PIM Bridge and Chess. The new ambassador is -a-man' of engaging personality, whose general manner of quiet dignity often is broken by an infectious, cordial laugh. Troyanovsky confessed a weakness for contract bridge, chess and tennis, but he has never tried to play golf. He does.

not like -poker. He never smokes. He said he expects 'to leave for Washington in a few weeks but that he will see Maxim Litvinov, commis 1. LLER PA The proposal to merge Northwestern university and the University of Chicago under Northwestern's liberal charter raised a new question yesterday. Public officials pointed out that public revenues would suffer a substantial loss if University of Chicago properties were exempted from taxes as provided in Northwestern's charter.

This granted in 1848, ex 166 N. Michigan -Ave. Open Every Evening to 9.. Adiiertisel in The Tribune kto.emiomixm 'monnolamouomme, -r 1 di DISMISSES SUITS AGAINST SMALL AGAINST SMALL CATHOLIC CLERGYMEN OF CANADA WARN OF COMMUNIST DANGER OF CANADA WARN OF CO lliIMUNIST DANGER EMOMP, 1 Leghlator Few Democrats Canton. IlL, State Representative today announced riot be a candidate the administration.

bad failed to places after organization. appointment to "hybrids and 90 even Republicans." tlemoolk Legislator VV Few Demo, Canton. IlL, N( State Representat Clure today annot riot be a candidat cause the adminis bad failed to rip places after recol organization. Mel appointment to hybrids and SO oven Republicans! Legislator Few Democrats Canton. State Representative Clure today announced riot be a candidate cause the administration.

bad failed to places after organization. appointment to hybrid, and 90 oven Republicans." Decatur, Nov. "seven Negroes in the Scottsboro, attack case lost their fight for retrial la another city today as Judge W. W. Callahan overruled motion for a change of venue.

The defense had asked transfer of the trials to Birmingham, charging that "mob sentiment" existed here and made a fair trial in Decatur tin possible. There is no evidence before me to Indicate that the defendants cannot get a fair trial here," said Judge Callahan at the conclusion of testimony on the motion for a change of venue In Morgan county Circuit court. The ruling left only two motions or disposition prior to the scheduled trial of one of the seven defendants, Heywood Patterson, next Monday. One was a motion to quash the venire. and the other to quash the indictments.

The venire motion was taken up after the venue change bad been denied. Jury Discrimination Alleged. The motion regarding venire alleged the defendants were deprived of their constitutional rights because Negro citizens were excluded from the jury rolls, simply because of their race." The Scottsboro case began in March, 1931. when a group of Negroes was arrested charged with attacking Mrs. Victoria Price and Ruby Bates, white women, on a freight train near Scottsboro.

It attracted world wide interest in its journey through the Alabama courts, and to the Supreme Court of the United States. where new trials were ordered for defendants who had appealed death sentence. Roosevelt Keeps Hands Off. Yesterday the defense counsel, headed by Samuel Leibowitz of New York, presented a number of affidavits quoting various persons in this vicinity as saying they believed a fair trial could not be held. Today the state presented affidavits from a number of persons quoted in yesterday's statements, denying they had said sentiment was too strong here for a fair trial to be held here.

Leibowitz first asked Gov. B. Miller of Alabama for troops, then appealed to President Franklin D. Roosevelt to ask Gov. Miller for troops, but from Warm Springs.

where the President is vacationing, announcement was made that the request of Leibowitz had been sent to the governor of Alabama. Only a few persons were in the courtroom today as the hearing on the venue motion was resumed. Leibowitz was not in court today, having announced yesterday that he was going to Louisiana in connection with the case. Decatur i Ala-, "(even Negroes in attack case lost th lit another city tod Callahan overrule( change of venue. The defense hai The trials to Bin that "mob sentin and made a fair possible.

There is no evi Indicate that the get a fair trial her lahan at the cone on the motion for In Morgan county The ruling left or disposition prit trial of one of Ulf Heywood Patterson was a motion to qt the other to clues. The venire motion the venue change Jury Diserimi The motion re leged the defends of their constituti( Negro citizens we the jury rolls. elm race." The Scottsboro 1931. when a group rested charged Victoria Price and women, on a freigi boro. It attracted In its Journey thr courts, and to the the United States were ordered for appealed death ser Roosevelt Het Yesterday the de ed by Samuel Leib presented a numbe ing various perso as saying they could not be held.

sented affidavits fn Sons quoted in yes denying they had too strong here fe held here. Leibowitz first a of Alabama for tr to President Fran ask Gov. Miller fi Warm Springs. dent is vacationing made that the had been sent to a few pe courtroom today a venue motion was was not in court nounced yesterday to Louisiana in case. the venue change bad been denied.

-I- Jury Discrimination Alleged. The motion regarding venire al- leged the defendants were deprived Of their constitutional rights because Negro citizens were excluded from the jury rolls, simply because of their race." The Scottsboro case began in March, 1931. when a group of Negroes was ae. reeted charged with attacking Mrs. Victoria Price and Ruby Bates, white women, on a freight train near Scotts- boro.

It attracted world wide interest In its journey throug the Alabama courts, and to the Supreme Court of the United States. where new triale appealed death sentene were ordered for defendants who had Roosevelt keeps Hands Off. Yesterday the defense counsel, head- ed by Samuel Leibowitz of New York, presented a number of affidavits quot- could not be held. Today the state pre- ing various persons in this vicinity as saying they believed a fair trial sented affidavits from a number of per- eons quoted in yesterday's statements, denying they had said sentiment was too strong here for a fair trial to be held here. Leibowitz first asked Gov.

B. Miller of Alabama for troops, then appealed to President Franklin D. Roosevelt to ask Gov. Miller for troops, but from Warm Springs. where the Presi- dent is vacationing.

announcement was made that the request of Leibowitz ba bad been sent to the governor of Ala- rna. enue motion was resumed. Leibo was not in court today having an Only a few persons were in the courtroom today as the hearing on the vwitz nounced yesterday that be was going to Louisiana in connection with the case. 1 Won't Run; Too Get Jobs Nov. Frank W.

McClure that be would for because be declared. appoint Democrats to recommendation by the McClure denounced the state offices of day Democrats and IChicage Tribune Press bervite.1 QUEBEC. Nov. warning against communism was issued by the Roman Catholic clergy of Canada today following a recent convention of bishops and archbishops. The warning declared that communism was still under the ban in this country, and that it was regretfully noted that this formerly peaceful land was now dotted with discontent and disturbance, which was fomented and fostered by communist propaganda.

Too many Intellectuals had allowed themselves to be deceived by mirages of a new civilization, it was said. The warning declared socialism was not an efficacious remedy for Canada's troubles. Forced labor and tyrannical rationing of laborers was commented upon In the warning. It was stated that this was the way soviet Russia competed with legitimate commerce. LAWYER OFFERS ALIBI FOR TOUHY AT KIDNAP TRIAL St.

Paul. Nov. intended to show Roger Touhy was in Des Plaines, at about the time he is accused of having conducted ransom negotiations in the William Hamm Jr. kidnaping case, was presented today at the trial of Touhy and three others for the abduction of the St. Paul brewer.

Vincent Connor, a Des Plaines, attorney testified for the man recognized by the federal government as leader of the nand it charges abducted the millionaire brewer last June 15 and declared he talked with Touhy the night of June 16. "I met Mr. Touhy three times." Connor testified, "and fortunately for him it was on this night that I saw him the second time." WOMAN HOTEL OWNER ROEBEIL Hrs. Dorothy Hayes. owner of the Redd'.

BOO hetet at 454 Wrichtwood avenue. was robbed yesterday of her containtne 1200 by a man who halted her In front of Neriebtwrnd nvenTle AND STERLING Circuit Judge Hugo M. Friend yesterday dismissed, for want of jurisdiction. the suits started by Attoiney General Kerner against Len Sciall, former governor. and Fred E.

Sterling. former lieutenant governor, to recover for the state interest they are alleged to have withheld on state fundo when they held the office of state trvisurer. Art appeal will be taken to the Supreme court. according to Charles W. Hadley.

special assistant attorney general. Judge Friend approved tt bill of exceptions presented by Special All sistant Attorney General George H. Kriete. Mr. Hadleys associate.

Small and Sterling were sued under a previous state administration. and made compromise payments in the Circuit court of Sangamon ceunty under an agreement by which Oscar E. Carlstrom, then attorney general. dismissed the suits against them. In his suit Attorney General charged that the action of his predecessor.

Caristrom. constituted a fraud on the state. Judge Friend held that he had no Jurisdiction to review a case decided in the Circuit court of another county. Warm de luxe Nimes. 4 Id.

APS, experienced tuauligtence CLEVELAND $7 BOSTON $IN LOUISVILLE 530 ST. LOUIS 3.50 DETROIT $4 CINCINNATI $6 INDIPLIS 3.75- NEW YORK $15 MIAMI 32.40 --savings to other ci Um. CENTRAL 4242. GREAT EASTERN 232 WEST MADISON 1, 41 7 1 ot Is 4- 3- 'e 4: ,33 -3 7 -3- A I I 4,4 7,,:3 '4 r-''' -411 7, 0 '3 All It or Ittve 'Oi i 4 P'I I Or.o.....4. ''''t ao.b, ,,4 '') 44 1, ----1 so, I 4 4 4 -711- 1 A t'? 1 4t 7-7 I it 1 Ell 1P.

Kate: "it's perfectly grand, Joan, that Hal turned over the car money to you. With good management, you can save some money. The method is simple enough. You like to trade at clean stores that have attentive, courteous sales people. Then, you know products must have real values or they are expensive at any price.

Care for your car as you do your refrigerator or cook stove by keeping it in mechanical order and clean. Service station men will help you. Motor oil is to lubricate surfaces that rub together an oil that penetrates the metal is bestonly one motor oil does that, Conoco Germ Processed. More than half of all wear occurs when you start your motor in the morningand, because of what they call the 'Hidden Conoco is there to protect against wear. It is repair bills that you can save on most and not cheap oil.

Even oil at the same price isn't as good if it hasn't these penetrative qualities." i'' A 1 01 AND STERLING V-VV' 4 1 9 ei Circuit Judge Hugo M. Friend yes- 4, terday dismissed, for want of jurisdie- 7 IChicese Tribune Prete bervite.1, QUEBEC. Nov. warning Gtion, the sults started by Attoi ney Tr againet communism was issued by the eneral Kerner against Len SPIEM, ri tw rr rt Roman Catholic clergy of Canada to- ormer governor. and Fred E.

Sterling. 1 El 0 hIts, Ltd it a til) Val) EU OALW LC R11, CIDINIEV9 0 r1Vg SIJ 1-'44 M. day following a recent convention of former governor, to recover bishops and archbishops. for the state interest they are alleged The warning declared that corn- to have withheld on state fun when munism was still under the ban In they held the office of state treesurer. this country.

and that it was regret- An appeal will be taken to the fully noted that this formerly peace- Supreme court. according to Charles INI A 1 71: 50e ful land was now dotted with discon- W. Hadley. special assistant attorney tent and disturbance, which was to- general. Judge Friend approved a bill "ft a 07 propaganda sitant Attorney General George II 4 merited and fostered by communist of exceptions presented by Special A il- le.

ir, CrIN) 1. sene' ef-'-':" .7, tte Too many Intellectuals had allowed Kriete. Mr. Hadley associate. ee 1 Fr.

21'4'. themselves to be deceived by mirages small and Sterling were sued under t)) 7,: of a new civilization. it was said. The a previous state administratioin. annd to' warning declared socialism was not Ws 00 Oult PART 4 made compromise payments; an efficacious remedy for Canada's Ing of laborers wa I a troubles.

Circuit court of Sangamon ceunty under an agreement by which Oscar 1 Forced labor and tyrannical ration- E. Carlstrom, then attorney general. commented upon dismissed the suits against teem t-' 4 in the warning. It was stated that I his suit Attorney General Kerner i 1 i i this was the way soviet Russia Kate "It's perfectly grand, Joan, that Hal turned over the com- charged that the action of his pred- peted with legitimate commerce. ecessole Caristrom.

constituted a car money to you.With good management, you can save fraud on the state. Judge Friend held 1.1 N.L had no Jurisdiction to review a some money. The method is simple enough. You ince to LAWYER OFFERS that he case decided in the Circuit court of :7, another county. ALIBI FOR TOUHY trade at clean stores that have attentive, courteous sales AT KIDNAP TRIAL Otis ,,.......,0,,,,,: :77 people.

Then, you know products must have real values IL le St. Paul. Nov. 0 1 4,,,, "1 or they are expensive at any price. Care for your car as 4 I timony intended to show Roger Touhy ,7 i 1 was in Des Plaines, at about the 1 i ,4 -e e's ii- you do your refrigerator or cook stove by keeping it in .4,.

,:,::::.,,,....,::,..,1,,,,,,:,,:,..., ni le, tt presented today at the trial of time he is accused of having con- ,2 0., 1 ducted ransom negotiations in the ..7. on men i 7 OS, lantern Hamm Jr. kidnaping case, 14 mechanical order and clean. Service statiill help was 7 --atorte41-20, ie Touby and three others for the abduc- 77: i you. Motor oil is to lubricate surfaces that rub together 4.

tem of the St. Paul brewer. it i. ,4. -12 1 4, S'r 4 'r Vincent Connor.

a DeS Plaines, 4 an oil that penetrates the metal is bestonly one motor attorney testified for the man IN 7,7 1- e. eile- A 1 41 recoenized by the federal government Won't Run Too 4) oil does that, Conoco Germ Processed. More than half of 1 as leader of the band it charges ab- Get Jobs ducted the millionaire brewer last xpericarm Old. I all wear occurs when you start your in the morn- $1,:1: June 15 and declared he ita6l.ked with Nov. Touhy the night of June CLE.YELASO K7 BOSTON SIN LOUISVILLE.

5306 ST LOUIS 3.50 DETROIT $4 CINCINAATI Frank W. ale- ingand, because of what they call the 'Hidden Quart, -I met Mr. Touhy three times. morNpus 3.75. NEW YORK 515 MIAMI 32.40 that be would 1 et Connor testified, "and fortunately for -savings to other cities CENTRAL 4242 for reelection be GREAT EASTERN TERM FAL Conoco there to protect against wear.

It is repair. 7,,.. him It was on this night that I saw be declared. "feat soe 232 WEST MADISON Wetis bt. Ilim the second time appoint Democrats to bills that you can save on most and not-, cheap oil.

recommendation by the WOMAN HOTEL OWNER ROEBLIL 't 14.aB McClure denounced the Mrs- Dorothy owner of the Itawddat- 7 4,. Even oil at the same price isn' as if It hasn't these :,,,,,,:.:.,,,.:4,1 4,,,,,,., a a offices of sem hotel at 454 WrIchtwood avenue. Ta.rt,,, 4 Is f6X -a robbed yesterday of her containing day Democrats and 1200 by a man who halted her in front of '2 penetrative qualities. ilc.t.. nverme.

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You can see this table in the Main Aisle of the China Section. Here's a table that proves its metal with holloware, by Bruce. Hunt- Copper or chromium whatever your choice it will be a brilliant one and you'll be within price bounds. To cite a few instances: even Field's famous potato flour muffins can't tlistract your attention from the English folding dish that holds them rid asileArb.t. a- it 2 4..

LlUctILL uial oreau is cut on tor II 11 prealuast really comes into its own at "snack" moments for cheese and crackers, or, by removing the wooden disc, is'a practical ne-ces- sity at a buffet supper, $11 while the relish dish, with-its 3 glass trays, is always ready to serve you, $6.50. You can see this table in the Main-Aisle of the China Sectiom Joan: "I understand so far. is there much difference in gasoline?" Kate: "You hear many claims, but if you like, I'll give you a demonstration some morning when it's really cold. Conoco Bronze Gasoline, some way, starts your motor right nowand has more power, more miles per gal- Ion and anti-knockand your car picks up speed as if it knew you wanted to go some place fast." Joan: "Well, it seems really that all I have to do is to keep the car in shape with Conoco service and Conoco Oil and with Conoco service and Conoco Oil and Gasoline." Joan: "I understand so far. Is there much difference in gas- Kate: "You he manif claims, but if you like' I'll give you a demonstration some morning when it it really 0 Cold: Conoco Bronze Gas line some way, starts yo ur 1...7..

ti I MLitt)! 1.11Y 1.1 1111U IIU4 iliVie puwert mare MM I per gcn- Ion and anti-knock-7and your car picks up speed as if it I knew you wanted to go some place Fast." Joan: Well, it seems really that oH have to do is to keep the car in shape II I SSCOND FLOOR vA I When planning a trip for business or vacation, write the Conoco Travel Bureau, Denver, America's largest Free Travel ureau. ticu pummng a tnp lor oustness or vacation, tethe Conoco Travel Bureau, Denver, America's largest Free Travel ureatz. I vett.