Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1936 — Page 4

FOR DIPLOMACY » ren’ |0f Coat Supremacy NH ‘hdd 4 LAL LEN No Carrying Charges | NEA Service Staff Writer | makes it ible to select and if you wis LONDON. ut. 1-hnd-t| YAlUeS we've eve offered in an August Fur 30) 3 ) 3 Ww : 8 Vt [ NGTON ET pose you wish wears a broad smile as well as a big : L : : : black hat with a big round brim, : . was working for Russia at an inter- : national conference at Montreux recently, while his fellow members in : ' the Soviet government at the ear- 0 ". - nest behest of Boss Stalin made the : ak absentee a member of the| coveted Order of Lenin. : : : ) or the Red Star, but they A : ; ft 2 TT, ll Hand Pick d Styles—Deep Fur P it for their very successful Commis- e : : an C é és éeé ur e S | THIS IS Order of the Garter or the Presi- : y % § : : : Often Ousted as Undesirable n £2) , ¢ ‘B ‘I ) J 1 YE AR : It was just another hie “up” in £4 : ? Ek ’ i Add ‘the life of this man whose see-sa 4 ; 5 te : I itn career has been full of ups and| {3 bh} A LC : ’ Better Fw, ‘“ downs. He might have been a| .% PA Po Berges yling : : Y - : pro an ower directs the foreign affairs of one ‘been booted out of European coun- # % : ’ : : .B C d tries as an undesirable citizen and I PL al A! Sey ——— e onvince “in his honor. prison, eating jail fare off tin plates. ace, eating a very good lunch off “British - officials where he got off. a British ambassador in Moscow ter mend his manners. Zen Livinoy wes intended as F Dark Raccoon—Amercan Broadtail being Wallach, His people were served his time in the Czar’s army. E ] TWEEDS, SNOWFLAKES, AMER- Experts are forecasting a hectic high priced winter fur season.

Sature ay an In x Buy on t he | 3 RE i w Ew Sow EF. = Excitement Yilmyamminia=—s bi Ere 10 Pay Plan i , ; 4 - : iF 4 EE A : : * ! 8 | , 3 F be n 2 2 Are am | % i x . A Russian Foreign Affairs ail h NN - | = Co e = = a . Commissar Accorded | : | ; - : These prices can not be duplicated later in : — : hy = 3 mme—tt : J LUN BY MILTON BRONNER |the season and we open with the greatest BW/ For yourconvenience the Fair's 10-Pay Plan : wear your coat TOW. ured, round-faced, roly-poly Maxim Sale. . aL : my Se RE 1 y Maximovitch Litvinov, who usually They might have conferred vpon him the Order of the Red Banner sar of Foreign Affairs. It was as if the King of England bestowed the A dent of France the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor. FUR Rabbi in an obscure Polish town| 4 ; like one of his kinsmen, but he | 5 : 1 Te : Prices. of the most powerful countries on Fa x x Sh 1 nl ns earth. He has starved in garrets 3 om . 0 roun om are and feasted in mansions. He has 4 received back into those same countries with soldiers presenting arms He was once the guest of King George of England—in Brixton He has also been the guest of King Edward VIII—in Buckingham Palthe famous palace plate. In the past, he Had frigidly been 81d by Years later with equal arctic cool“ness he had the pleasure of telling that his majesty’s servant was not dealing with beggars and had betServed in Czar's Army The honor which was conferred birthday present for his sixtieth an- ° % niversary. He was born in the town : B tt F b . of Bialystok, the family name really ee E e er a TY1CS 1 - Muskra ts—B lack Ca racu frre Seali Ine moderately well-off and the boy got ; 1 Better Furs and Lustrous Mendoza Beaver a secondary school education, then i , By de Hime he vas 22, Fe ate £0 i : ICAN FLEECES, untrimmed for Market prices have already soared since we ordered these coats

ith the dreaded Okhrana—the se. : | t, or dressy woolen material for 1 and we're proud ‘to say the styles are adopted from LANVIN, cet policehaving its eve on nim. | [NEE ; A Beavtiful new coats with ex- ||] VIONNET, SCHIAPARELLI, CHANEL and MANY OTHERS. Smart He was arrested numerous times FEES travagantly -furred. collars of | new sleeve treatment, swirl chin collars, casual Johnny collars and harshly treated. In 1901 he was | SSS FRENCH BEAVER, *SEALINE, and the youthful gay nineties.

again arrested, this ‘time for run-

ning a secret printing press in Kiev. | : § i CANADIAN WOLF and CARACUL, *Dyed Coney Two years later he made a daring on lustrous black, brown, rust, green, escape from prison and, for a time, | gray and novelty plaids. Sizes12 to : lived abroad. : 20 and 38-to 56. *

He came back #to Russia and, when the Socialist Party split. he

joined the Bolsheviks, In St. Peters- he . RIT A CH NN 4 burg hé served on the same revolu- 3H b a £AR LY F ALL : tionary paper as Lenin, whose oF > faithful lieutenant he ‘became. He ph crossed and recrossed many frontier Fr 3 por 1 lines in-Europe with fake passports : : *Sealine Swaggers — Black &

and bearing false names such as : ai a Finkelsteln, Louvinie, Papacha, § hs Tweeds- -Swaggers “11 Ba Biseled La i eg el ’

Felix. Abroad, he purchased arms vf An outstanding value 11 for the followers of Lenin. In 1907 : : in fall ofats. Beautiful Lo LHL Tl Caracul, *Northern Seal the Czar’s government seemed to : : ! American fleeces and iV '. We know it is ‘an unusually low price

~ have things firmly int hand. Russia - AE rich tweeds. The smart but we frankly feel that our exberis prewas an unhealthy place for a revo- wanted swagger styles a pies (lis fall, uutsrwihy lutionary. Many other countries in new fall colors. Size ~ *Dyed Coney would not have him.. So Wallach, © 12 to 20. Size 38 to 50." : EEE SE = now | Litvinov, landed in England| N _———— i fn = | Shere, 1a eventually married an x Fa : : a : co . woman, Miss Ivy Low, sister : ; a of two celebrated English newspaper ' , : 4 SP ECIAL SP rE CIAL SP FE CIAL

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| for him, oe Britons | hag heen a 3 Wi 4 ee ; smart collars and sleeves. | Mosc r VS 3 =f % Nv iF 19 “Th! promptly arrested Litvinov. When| \To=d £9 ple An unusual value Sager belt. A beautiful gray ine or’ brown Lapin Joi p57. Ft Tvs 5 ‘the Britons were released, Litvinov Lh 2 AN : ay. Kri b. : Easy to Pay the Fair's got his freedom back. Also he was -< kof ‘ *Plycked Muskrat. ; immer Lamp : Jackets, Way.” | booted out of the country. . i ; 8 : : He went straight back to Moscow

where he was made Assistant Com- y 4 5 ; > . E. ‘missar of Foreign Affairs. Six years | IBF : i > re of a I : ago he was made Commissar. He " : I ’ os New, Time y © ‘has been in many ways the most

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eral years ago, smiling Litvinov « GROIN Sa Beautiful new Summer: dresses in CREPES, Wk 7 dy] ~ A OLY: T : 3% sized it up as a mere foundry for the oh . PRINTS AND STRIPES. The newest sum- | B® J ar, F i! DERE 1 NN : : spilling of hot air. He left his fel- ED. So Sg] mer styles in the prettiest colors and at a : : : : :

low delegates to their idle oratory. ERC AMA fit] low price. Size 12 to 20. Size 38 to 50. : : Sn pa Nm & Tra SHS : He got busy in other quarters and, a a Ww S= To : fp : LY : Hudson Seal when the conference broke up a : A. —— ———— - : ; % ps i a < = ‘o well acs 1

~ complete failure, Litvinov returned to his country with an armful of

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tions and to the defensive military ~ pact between France and Russia. - Lots of successful Russian political servants have one big: nightmare—whether they