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S1ft Tokyo Seeks to Cut Great Britain From Orient: Possessions London Awakens to akileaning of Abyssinia Penetration Russia Has Plan in Germany EXPEUSHOWS HOW ALCOHOL- BURNS IN BODITi Stimulation Can Not Be Store for Consumption in Far Future THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER II IOC' 1' 7 I I 4 A Tim SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOV II EMBER 1934 i Tokyo Seeks to Cut EXPERT SHOWS 1 eI f- 7-- 4-- 77 'FIt 0 i 1 P- r---lr HOW ALCOHOL )' 440 vir 9 i Great Bntain From ii k-- 4 fr 4- ill t74' 7 7' 0 BURNS IN BODY' lnt Possessions 1 (-40 -I ")) r'-- i 1 ---s- i 4t I 111 OF -1 e'N (t--- A- i- tjV Stimulation Can Not Bel! London Awakens to Meaning of Abyssinia -e Store for Consumption ei Till' i c-t 4- 0 i I' I 1 4 'C's i i fit I'''' w- LAST Future te Penetration Russia Has Plan in Germany in Far Fure II A1 '4 u--1 -t- 1111Vk or 111 ifrIA (141 tt' 1 '''''1 4te clu sr Lt tr 1 4 t- 4'-' i r- "v- ''s -srt' 4 a 41e elt -tlt eh PPG- $-- -f- ae Pto 1 0 -81 co i I 1 i i k-Pe 4iti ty PPpe) e8n i 1 eke' to 1-kees 4-414)-8 $7 ti Tills t' A '4 le Lt i 4 he 410 '111 Ir ''1(" eek 8e ee 441' A 5 Nt 'o--- '4-i--- 1 I- te--' it 440 JO al' 4449 -1' i eh Qv trio (-NI Re I I T- i '18 IV 1 1- motor 7 '''''''P' i jk 1 4" ''i 31 Ne th lib SAIE 11 I (ff )-- 1 1k4- 1- it ilt4p 8 -1 oto I i 14 I''t- 144 A '1' 11VA i'lehe ALuE i 1 I I 4 4 '4)i 4 'Etk I I i ts1 4' i A 'ft 44 2 A -411- I -----) '''-1 FOR ONE 1 u7- 14 0 ''1 ip 1 ot4-1 1 1 1011E WEEK -A IV t- 1 1 it -7---- -ii' I onesb 1041 Allm 11 I 1 1 I 'ti I14- I I '11 'III 11111 t'-1 Ill mc I 1- 1 f4 --r'r )--): i V'' '-'1 Yiv- i -t-'' -2 'L i 71 r- i Nigh Grade rj 71 11 If I 6-7 ca i i 11 r2) t) Iv The kind that has been nationally advertised for $2250 NOW AT MADSEN'S FOR ONLY hir gh Grade Sng -de "ri i I' 6 i i-1 r----1 r--1 I (-a 1 il 1 '14 :1 ti i Z) The kind that has been nation ally avertised for $2250 NOW AT MADSEN'S FOR ONLY 1 raj --t i i WASHINGTON (LIP)--Dr Thorne" Carpenter of the Carnegie insti-ji tution's Boston nutrition laboratoryl has disclosed the story" ory" of what happens when you drink al-ic I who' For many years Dr Carpenter has 1 studied the processes set in motion '1! An the body when food and drink are consumed He has conducted numer-i ous experiments to determine what the body does with alcohol He has found that alcohol is ab-1' sorbed unchanged by the blood stream and carried to the tissues where by diffusion it passes from one to another The wetter the tissues the': more alcohol they will take up Hence he explained the heart lungs kidneys brain liver and muscles are concentration points Oxidized by Blood Like food substances Dr Carpen- ter explained alcohol is oxidized by the body However he 'added when the intake exceeds the capacity of the body to burn it it cannot be stored for future use Dr Carpenter's studies have shown' that 90 per cent of the alcohol taken into the body is burned The scientist found that as soon as a draught of an alcoholic beverage 1 Is taken the percentage of alcohol to be found in the blood begins to rise rapidly and continues to rise' for an hour to an hour and a half Here the peak of absorption is reached On the other hand it was explained If the beverage Is taken with foods such as milk cream and butter containing fat the rate of absorption will be greatly retarded 1 1 Consumption Rate The rate at which alcoholic beverages are consumed Dr Carpenter said also affects the percentage of alcohol in the blood due to the fact' that alcohol is being burned at the time it is being taken However the studies showed that the rate at which' alcohol is burned varies with each individual and appears to be a ticular characteristic of each i The larger the individual the in-I stitution official continued the more rapid is the combustion of alcohol provided the extra weight is not due' to fat It also was found that ingeneral men burn alcohol more rapidly' than women 1 Persons accustomed to the use of alcohol Dr Carpenter concluded burn it at a slightly faster rate but this difference is not great enough! to account for the differences which "occur in the behavior of persons taking alcohol" Expert Says Canadian r'r WASHINGTON Thorne Carpenter of the Carnegie Insti-J- tution's Boston nutrition laboratoryl has disclosed the 'inside story" of what happens when you drink al -tr cohol For many years Dr Carpenter has studied the processes set in in the body when food and drink are consumed He has conducted numer- ous experiments to determine what' the body does with alcohol He has found that alcohol is ab-V' sorbed unchanged by the blood stream and carried to the tissues where by diffusion it puma from one to an: other The wetter the tissues the' more alcohol they will hmuscles are take up Hence he explained the eart lungs- kiclneys brain liver and 1 concentration points Oxidized by Blood i Like food substances Dr Carpen- ter explained alcohol ie oxidized by the body However he 'added when I the intake exceeds the capacity of the body to burn It it cannot be stored for future use Dr Carpenter's studies have shown that 90 per cent of the alcohol taken into the body is burned The scientist found that as soon as a draught of an alcoholic beverage is taken the percentage of alcohol be found In the blood begins to I I 1 i atluviairve uever- also affects the percentage of alcoho in the blood due to the factd Itnat alconot is being burned at the irn 4 4 hli -k andlgtudip': iaTies with eachn lumpmu1i dna appears u) De a par-i ff dierence is not great enough but 1i: I CaLLI larger the individual the in- 'in 4' l' stitution official continued the more rapid is the combustion of alcohol provided the extra weight is not due to fiat It also was found thatmen burn alcohol more ingen-' erai an rapidly th women 1 Persons accustomed to the ue ef alcohol Dr Carpenter concluded burn it at a slightly faster rate this account for the differences which "occur In the behavior of persons taking alcohol" Expert Says Canadian r' Ger- fu- Le- prom- Italian-Jugoslav- el- advertis- impres- The following resume of jumbled foreign affairs has been prepared by a corps of experts for this paper and the l't4cC 1ure Newspaper 'Syndicate JAPAN ter of the growing underground corr For several months this column has munist movement in Germany been pointing out details of Japan 's is more than a match for the Get economic expansion in the far and man foreign 'office and the secre near east Tokyo's trade agreements state police Moscow is hopeful tivi naval bases and concessions are Hitler will not last over the winte planned with one great cut end he placed a man in Berlin wh off England from her eastern posses- will best know what to do if the tra'I sion-s Further disturbing revelations comes come from British industrial observ- King Alexander's burial was mon era and diplomatic agents of a diplomatic congress than a fu London awakes to the fact that the neral Belgrade was a hornets' nes 'penetration" of Abyssinia by Japan of intrigue French President Le (see European Whirligig OctOber 6-7) brun Foreign Minister Laval an is far more dangerous than appeared Marshal Petain equipped with prom at first sight By agreement with the ises of friendship and gold descende( King of Abyssinia 100000 Japanese on the prominent Jugoslav politician cotton planters are settling in the dis- to assure their adherence to tit Wet of Lake Tsana This forty square French plans for an Italian-Jugoslav mile lake and the adjoining water- Balkan blot Hitler sent "Christma shed is the key to the Nile Tree" Goering to break up these el Egypt and the Sudan It is the source forts He was not so unsuccessful a of the blue Nile which down the antinart press would have us be the necessary fertile topsoil and irri- lie Substantial German advertis gates the Nile valley from May to ing contracts made a great impres the dry season of sion on the Jugoslav press which the white Nile The British Sudan exchange is stirring up feeling agains dams divert this water to irrigate Italy Goering stressed the point tha some 1000 square miles of cotton court- Jugoslavia suffocating in its supplj of Britain's proudest feats of raw and agrarian products wil The British authorities have used find a far better permanent marke those dams to rule Egypt for years in Germany than in stingy France The life of the inhabitants depends Berlin's shrewd plan is to irnpresJ on them -Belgrade with Germany's "hidden' When the Japanese 'cotton plant- wealth and so stave off a Jugoslav era" have finished the Abyssinian "ir- Italian-French entente until Rom( rigation system" the all-important and Belgrade have recovered Iron' water will be under Japanese con- the shock of the Marseille assassina trot Japan will have Great Britain's tion and the natural hatred betweer most important outpost on the way Italy and Jugoslavia flares up again to India by the throat Whether Lon- It may work It's too early to set don will let it come to that remains yet to be seen The Lake Tsana district A British observer motoring in Is easy to defend and a hundred thou- Germany near the Czecho-Slovakian sand men could make a fair-sized border noticed about a hundred army planes eying in closed formation Such conflicts form a dark back- They came down and were apparground to the present Anglo-Japanese ently swallowed up in a wood The exchange of courtesies China and Englishman snooped around and India are big stakes To the eastern found that the "wood" was surround countries with low living -standards ad by barbed wire and posted "poach cheap Japanese goods are a blessing era will be shot on sight" 'Goering and skillfully conducted Japanese can hide his flying fields but he's be propaganda makes them feel far more ginning to find it hard to bide his closely related to Tokyo than to Lon- fleets don Most English statesmen think German war office Insiders say thatronly Japan's defeat in a Russo- that the experiments of various air-Japanese war and the collapse of the plane factories in silent flyng are present system can prevent an even- coming along nicely The facts are tual Anglo-Japanese conflict absolutely secret but it seems that a But London foreign office insiders new type of propeller and a muffler think that the military Influence in which cuts sound to a minimum but Japanese politics while still domi- decreases power by very little are tiant is on the wane The downfall the main factors A triumphant en-of the Akada cabinet within the next gineer remarked somewhat ineaufew months is prophesied The arrny's tiously to your correspondent: "We'll plan to make the Japanese ambassa- cut airplane noise by 80 per cent dor in Manchukuo commander-in- Then just let them try to spot us at chief of the Japanese forces there has high altitudes" met 'with excited resistance from Nippon's civilian population The AUSTRIA dissatisfaction of the people with the Ever since the murder of Chancel-militaristic policy and the high costs lor Dollfuss and the removal of his of imperialism are becoming more restraining hand the personal fricand more pronounced Lion between the members of the goy ter of the growing underground communist movement in Germany He is more than a match for the German foreign 'office and the secret state police Moscow is hopeful tint Hitler will not last over the winter end has placed a man in Berlin who will best know what to do if the crat comes King Alexander's burial was more of a diplomatic congress than a fu neral Belgrade was a hornets' nest of intrigue French President Lebrun Foreign Minister Laval and Marshal Petain equipped with promises of friendship and gold descended on the prominent Jugoslav politicians to assure -their adherence to the French plans for an Itallan-Jugoslav Balkan blot Hitler sent "Christmas Tree" Goering to break up these el forts He was not so unsuccessful as the antinart press would have us believe Substantial German advertising contracts made a great impression On the Jugoslav press which in exchange is stirring up feeling against Italy Goering stressed the point that Jugoslavia suffocating in its supply of raw and agrarian products will find a far better permanent market In Germany than in stingy France Berlin's shrewd plan is to impress Belgrade with Germany's "hidden" wealth and so stave off a JugoslavItalian-French entente until Rome and Belgrade have recovered from the shock of the Marseille assassination and the natural hatred between Italy and Jugoslavia flares up again It may work It's too early to see yet A British observer motoring In Germany near the Czecho-Slovakian border noticed about a hundred planes flying in closed formation They came down and were apparently swallowed up in a wood The Englishman snooped around and found that the "wood" was surround ed by barbed wire and posted "poach era will be shot on sight" 'Goering can hide his flying fields but he's beginning to find it hard to hide his fleets German war office Insiders say that the experiments of various airplane factories in silent flyng are coming along nicely The facts are absolutely secret but It seems that a new type of propeller and a muffler which cuts sound to a minimum but decreases power by very little are the main factors A triumphant engineer remarked somewhat incautiously to your correspondent: "We'll cut airplane noise by 80 per cent Then just let them try to spot us at high altitudes" AUSTRIA Ever since the murder of Chancellor Do Muss and the removal of his restraining hand the personal friction between the members of the and mc The following resume of jumbled foreign affairs has been pre- pared by a corps of experts for this paper and the lfcClure News- paper 'Syndicate For everal months thi column ha JAPAN ter of the growing underground corn ss munist movement in Germany He been pointing out details of Japan 's is more than a match for the economic expansion in the far and man foreign-office and the secret near east Tokyo's trade agreements state police Moscow is hopeful tint naval bases and concessions are Hitler will not last over the winter planned with one great cut end has placed a man in Berlin who st of En land from her ea ern posses will best know what to do if the tra skins disturbing Further dist revelations comes come from British industrial observ- e's urial was more King Alxander era and diplomatic agents of a diplomatic congress than a London awakes to the fact that the neral Belgrade was a hornets' nest penetration" of Abyssinia by' Japan of intrigue French President (see European Whirligig Ocibber 6-7) brun Foreign Minister Laval and is far more dangerous than appeared Marshal Petain equipped with at first sight By agreement with the ises of friendship and gold descended King of Abyssinia 100000 JaPenes on the prominent Jugoslav politicians cotton planters are settling In the dis- to a ssure their adherence to the trict of Lake Tsana This forty square French plans for an mile lake and the adjoining water- Balkan blot Hitler sent "Christmas shed is the key to the Nile Tree" Goering to break up these Egypt an th Sudan It is the source forts Be was not so unsuccessful as of the blue Nile which floods down the antinazi press would have us be the necessary fertile topsoil and irrt- neve Substantial German gates the Nile valley from May to ing contracts made a great the dry season of sion on the Jugoslav press which in the white Nile The British Sudan exchange is stirring up feeling against dams divert this water to irrigate Italy Goering stressed the point that coun- Jugoslavia suffocating in its supply some 1000 square miles of ctton of Britain's proudest feats of raw and agrarian products will The British authorities have used find a far better permanent market those dams to rule Egypt for yearalin Germany than in stingy Irrancedto 13 easy to defend and a hundred near the sand men could make a fair-sized border noticed about a hundred army planes flying in closed formation stirh eonfliets form a dark back- The' came down and were annar- ground to the present swallowed up in a wood 1 ne exchange of courtesies China 1indiEng1ishman snooped around India 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