JANUARY Tributes to an Active Churchman TRIBUTES paid to Andrew Jenson, venerable historian of the Church of Latter day Saints, at the chamber of commerce luncheon in his honor given by the Sons and Daughters of Utah Pioneers, were such as few men or women ever hear of themselves. Seldom are they uttered until the object of affectionate attention has passed beyond the fluttering veil that hangs between here and hereafter. The governor of the state, the mayor of the city, the president of the commercial chamber, a distinguished apostle of the church who is prominently identified with civic activities and the establishment of historical landmarks, George Albert Smith, united in praising the aged traveler, writer, historian and diplomat for his industry, perseverence, patience and painstaking interest in the ecclesiastical organization of which he is a valued member. It was Andrew Jenson who compiled the serial record of the Mormon exodus published last year in The Salt Lake Tribune. It was Andrew Jenson who recently made a trip to Denmark to present that government with a token of good will from the people of Utah, many of whom were born in that country. It was Andrew Jenson who had an audience with the king of Denmark, who is also king of Iceland. It was Andrew Jenson who brought back the compliments and best wishes of the royal personage to the people of Utah and of the United States. The guest of honor at that luncheon is credited with having traveled 800,000 miles in the interest of his church. Such zeal, unabated by four score years and five, wins applause, not only from fellow religionists, but from all who appreciate the backing of faith by works. Galen attributed varicose veins to weakening of blood vessels. University of Illinois The Medical College was originally organized as the College of Physicians and Surgeons in the early eighties by a group of physicians. In 1905 the college associated tentatively with the university which in 1911 took over control and ownership.?THURSDAY JANUARY 31 Ethiop King Warns World Against War By JAMES A. MILLS Copyright by Associated Press ADDIS ABABA, Aug. 21 Emperor Haile Selassie, weeping bitter tears of anguish, warned the world tonight his imminent struggle with Italy may touch off a conflict that will threaten the very existence of humanity itself. The lean and bearded Lion of Judah stepped down from his golden throne to grant an amazing interview to the Associated Press as his primitive empire stirred with frenzied preparations for war. The war, he predicted in the solemn tones of a medieval prophet, not only would drench Italy and Ethiopia in blood, but might drag in the whole world. Unhappily, he cried, if such a conflict leads to a world struggle between the white and black races, the very existence of humanity itself will be threatened. We will be back in 1914! There will be no more security for the world than there was then. International treaties will have no more validity than the word of a thief. His eyes smoldered as he proudly declared his own peo (Continued on Page Two, Column Three.) WARNERS CALENDAR OF MEDICAL HISTORY