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Show UTAH LEW FREE PRESS. LEHt as might be expected. In the first place, the survey es- comically me lies Doctor's Orders "I'm all out of sorts. The doctor said the only way to cure my rheumatism was to keep away from all dampness." "What's so tough about that?" "You don't know how silly it makes me fee! to sit in an empty bathtub and go over myself with a vacuum cleaner." With Great Pleasure NATIONAL AFFAIRS RtYitwtd by CARTER FIELD Hopkins will be con firmed, but there u ill be considerable pelting first . . . Barkley, senate leader, in somewhat . . I'resi-dentiof a dilemma politics likely to com' plicate national defense al ment would be only $40,000,000 Motor-Ca- r and Trut h Users Would Let Out Big Uoul Again, the idle capacity of the alcohol industry, which is about gallons a year, is only of what would be necessary to supply a 10 per cent blend of alcohol and gasoline for the motorists. So a capital investment of some $300,000,000 would be required to provide the necessary facilities. Then it would seem likely that and truck users of the the motor-ca- r nation would let out plenty of complaints if the proposed blend were Hill forced on them by government fiat. tions Capitol kick can around A road test was conducted this year without upsetting by the American Automobile assothe applecarts of in- ciation, in with the U. "That teacup you broke yesterhouse dividual S. and This restandards. bureau of ?" day can't be matched anywhere, senate members in vealed that the proposed 10 per cent Mary!" their own renomina-tio- n alcohol blend would be nearly 5 "I'm lucky. I thought I should and per cent less efficient than straight to have buy a new one." campaigns. It will gasoline. be rather a nice What the big trucking companies An Out question of judg- would have to say about this can Customer (after being shown A ment, in many in- be imagined, and it so happens everything on the shelves) You stances, particularly that for some time they have been have nothing else you can show for the large southHarry organized, politically, and needless me? Hopkins ern conservative to say would make their views Only the door, bloc, and for northern and western known on Capitol Hill. Shopkeeper madam! Democrats who for one reason or another do not like Franklin D. Politics May Complicate Little Johnny, aged seven, had Roosevelt, or the New Deal, or the National Defense Problem been taken to the zoo to see the particular New Dealers who are Presidential politics promises to animals. He stood before the cage close to the throne. tfte national defense sitef the spotted leopard for a few complicate hearings that are to come on uation amazingly. Actually the fight minutes staring intently. Then, theThe confirmation of Harry L. Hop- will be led on the one side by Louis turning to his mother, he asked: kins will be rather revealing in this A. Johnson, assistant secretary of "Say, Ma, is that the dotted lion connection. has not too war, and on the other by Sen. BenHopkins to wants Dad that everybody sign many friends on Capitol Hill. And nett Champ Clark of Missouri. on?" some of his best friends and warmJohnson will fight for prodigious est supporters may not be inclined Sweets for Slenderizing to get their fingers burned too badly appropriations and authorizations. Jane How did Smithson make in For example, he wants 10,000 aidefending him. Not that there all his money? rplanesfor the army alone. Of these is any real question, at the moJune O, he invented a chocohe figures about 3,500 will be necesof Hopkins' being confirmed. late bonbon with lettuce center for ment, sary for training, so that the 10,000 He will be. But there will be conwomen on a diet.Stray Stories. siderable would yield a net of only 6,500 fightfirst. pelting planes. For instance, consider the dilem- ingClark will lead the fight against Demoma that will confront the such any heavy appropriations. He cratic leader of the senate, Alben will demand: Why are they necesBarkley, who fought to the death on sary? What good will they be after the floor of the senate last spring a from common colds couple of years when they are to prevent any hamstringing of the obsolete? And so on down the line. unof WPA activities the political The interesting part of the situader Hopkins, and who benefited by tion is that neither of the two men the political support of WPA in his No matter how many medicines who will thus be for you have tried for your common renomination fight probably limelighted, before cough, chest cold, or bronchial Irrimore than any other candidate in tation, you may get relief now with January is over, as 1938. Creomulslon. Serious trouble may the champions of be brewing and you cannot afford the two sides are Barkley Was Hurt Pretty to take a chance with any remedy RoosePresident less potent than Creomulslon. which Badly by WPA Business velt's own choice for goes right to the scat of the trouble and aids nature to soothe and heal his successor in the But the consensus is that Barkley the Inflamed mucous membranes White House, and was hurt pretty badly as far as and to loosen and expel his reputation outside Kentucky is yet both will use this phlegm. Even if other remedies have failed, concerned by that WPA business. fight as the stepping don't be discouraged, try Creomulstone toward that If Barkley were not, in his own Auji i A. slon. Your druggist is authorized to big job. heart, a candidate for the presirefund your money If you are not Senator Shrewd observers dency in 1940, he could afford a thoroughly satisfied with the beneClark fits obtained. Creomulslon Is one renewal of the scandal. But as figure that no mat word, ask for it plainly, see that the it stands Barkley would like the ter how important Harry L. Hopkins name on the bottle is Creomulslon, to forget how, on the floor may make his job as secretary of country and youH get the genuine product of the senate, he defended the use commerce it will be completely and the relief you want. (AdvJ of WPA in politics because it was blanketed, as far as publicity is conto meet the use of state cerned, by national defense. In fact, necessary The Polished Man some point out, the better job Hopemployees on the other side. Education begins the gentlebe a unless will It found, good kins does as secretary of commerce, man; but reading, good company he will get. It many minds change between now the less publicity and reflection must finish him. to do somepage-on- e isn't a few will story' be stones and that then, Locke. to smooth of busithe of the who wish in thing those path put path to do a lot of dirty linen washing ness, or to lighten its load. But it's e over Hopkins' confirmation. At a story to scare the counleast few stones will be put there try about the possibility of the dicThe White House, of tators coming over here, from Johnby senators. e course, and Hopkins' host of friends son's angle, and it's also a in the left wing of the New Deal, story to attack the munitions If yan tern la bed and mn't tlmp from will try to move heaven and earth. makers as inspiring all the ballytad awful GAS BLOATING thin: However, there is no indication that hoo for national defense, heavier muxI quick nliof you let DOUBLE lojrt ACTION. You miul nlian the anyone around the senate will pay taxes, and endangering getting this GAS. Yon bum dear th bomb. Adlenka much attention to efforts that Har- country into war especially the latk just wht von mod bwtui it Mta en th and BOTH bomb. Adkrik la old Ickes, Tommy Corcoran and Ben ter. And that will be Clark's bid for gamma earminatiT and aathartls. Cohen may make to protect their the spotlight. tht warm and tooth Uw atomuh aadaxptlOAS. Ctthtrtit. that quiokly tad friend. ftwtiy clear tha bowel of uu matter that Widespread Feeling for any hart eaiuad OAS BLOATING, tour Even the senators who are still tltmaaa, eleaplea Bifhta and iaditeation far More National Dejense for the President do not all like wniaa, AaientaKUerM etomarA cu aimwt AJianaa uutUr aota on tha bowala "wis There his lieutenants. left wing On the whole, congress is willing ma tnaa twa noun. No wtiUnc for orar-relief. Adlmkt doe at in pa, It tot the question of believing the best to go very far with the President Ott illmiac. gaauiM Adltnka today. Democratic stragegy, looking to- on national defense. It doesn't think Sold at aU arai atom ward 1940, is for a slight turn to very much of the contention that the right, as predicted by Gen. Hugh this would provide employment, and S. Johnson. There is the old fact of therefore, lighten the relief burden. human nature that loyalty lies to In fact congress will be told that SALT LAKE'S NEWEST HOSTELRY the king, but not to the king's min- the chief limit on the amount of isters. Oar lobby Is delightfully air money that can be spent for nacooled faring the summer month tional defense is the scarcity of Alcohol as Substitute skilled mechanics. Unemployed, far --Vary Room ftfl. For Gasoline Is Up Again more or less shiftless individuals BatAa tOO Koom-2- 00 of little use in an armaAgitation for substitution of alc- can be oholin part for gasoline, and thus ment program. And actually the shipyards, the gun plants, and the providing a largely increased market for corn, is with us again, but airplane factories are all reporting that they are having the greatest is not likely to get anywhere. Ht in getting the men they On the surface the idea is very difficulty need right now. turn Fanners could from appealing. As a matter of fact, it is common 1 other crops to corn, thus relieving in Washington that the knowledge not only the corn-hobut surplus, would like to put a great many navy in also the other crops the surplus HOTEL to work immediately in from which the farmers would turn more men to corn. It is easy to figure out, its gun factory, but simply cannot from department of agriculture fig- get properly trained men. But congress on the whole is for ures, that virtually all the overproRaU $1.50 to $3.00 duction of farm crops in the coun- more national defense. More sections of the country are aroused Tha Hotfl Tempi Squar bwa a try would thus be ended. htahly doatrablis friendly than ever before. Congressmen wil' will alwara find It This would eliminate the be found voting for big defense apaunwiBMdy eomfortablo, at ad a year now being paid farmIhsroudil cam all.Yn eao ttwra-tpropriations who a few years ago Bmlrratsnd why thla hotel lai ers not to raise specific crops. wer regarded as staunch little navy HIGHLY RECOMMENDED According to the bureau of chemYm aaa alao appreciate why t men, if not pacifists. The reason istry and soils, and this finding is is simple. Their districts have af dlttlncilom fa tto let fita mark toautihil (Ms motflry supported by an impartial survey changed, and tey are voting in which is soon to be published in de- acco'd with the new sentiment. ERNEST C ROSSITER, Mgr. C BeU Syndicate. WNU Service, tail, the idea is not so sound cco- one-ten- Beware Coughs That Hang On K germ-lad- en Gas Crowds Heart first-pag- ar Carmi-aatiT- - ht J J IKS it-.- g Temple Square aliMa-ptr.Y- oa Imanaw-niait- e, ot ? first-pag- Don't Sleep When $400,-000,0- MeSHANE th By ROBERT ear I COKING back over the pastFan Mr. Average .ports. so many somewhat amazed to see head of the the at stay champions upfield. Though there were many topnotchers sets, equally as many v.h.ch tne increased the prestige had gained in previous years. were That does not mean that were no new champions crowned, mean no records broken. It does the of that 1938 lacked some of other years. For instance, Joe Louis didn't win the heavyweight title in 1938, he and merely kept it well in hand, of himseJ. a accounting good gave America merely kept the Davis cup it again this year, and didn't bring to this country. Don Budge again cannonaded his way through the opposition, repeating his victories of the previous year. The Yankees blp.iket-in- g certainly did nothing new in At least the rest of baseball. Gul-dathem. for Ralph new nothing won the open golf championship for the second consecutive year. Seabiscuit (and this is a touchy point) stayed at the top, and beat new competition in driving down the track ahead of War Ad- L in the red by the operation as com- pared with present farm subsidies. But that is only part of the pic- ture. In the first place the government might have to come to the relief of the oil industry. WASHINGTON. Individual senaBrown's company, at a reception tors and representatives, and for on Christmas eve at 7 p. m." On the appointed evening the that matter congress as a whole, captain showed up with 50 of his would like to throw the White House rubber stamp in the wastebasket, men. this session, but the Democratic MATCHLESS LUCK majorities still large in both house and senate despite the slaughter on last election day do not want to throw away with it the key to continuance in power, and to patronage. The real question is just how many White House recommenda reraem-b- Sports Veterans Duplicate Wins In 1937 Events corn-produc- sit-uatio- n. A recently promoted army officer received the following invitation: "Mr. and Mrs. Anderson request the pleasure of Captain tablishes, to its own satisfaction at least, that blending the proPsed alcohol quantity of with gasoline would make the cost of this mixture two cents a gallon more than gasoline. This, it is esti- mated, would cost $440,000,000 a year, which might be financed either by increasing the price of gasoline to consumers or by the govern- ment's subsidizing the whole move in the interest of agriculture. Assuming the latter, the govern- RebaU's Iron Horse ol Sport gating . j miral. iron horse of the champion ears. attention to passing record, eight major league and tied another m,1938.rMd of the marks taM? possession, of course but he to their luster, and placed Se still farther beyond re.eh of to beat them hopefuls ho will try in future years. record n His amazing endurance he replaced when in June, 1925, Ivally Pipp as Yankee first sacker. at the When he hung up his glove exend of the past season he had consecutive of his string tended an inchampionship games without doesn t 2.122. This total to terruption include series or exhibition games. The redoubtable diamond warrior played in 157 American league icai gaues last season, a mark for first another major league exbasemen and at the same time tended Lou's own mark for consec utive vears in which he has piayea 150 or more games to 12. Other records credited to him include: most years scoring 100 or more runs, 13; most consecutive 13; years scoring 100 or more runs, and home runs with bases filled, 23, most double plays by a first baseman, 157. Thirty-thre- e major records fell, and 13 were tied. One of the out performstanding ances was that of Bob Feller, the Indians' spectacular in right - hander, striking out 18 batters in a single t The young game. pitcher also set another modern record by issuing 208 bases on balls during the past season. The entire AmeriBob Feller can leasue reached a new high for home runs in a sinA gle season with 864 circuit clouts. new record was also established with the hitting of 37 home runs with the bases loaded. Lod K be-Pa- m. Ul HOTEL PLAKOOME. Sa. A Slat. St. WhM la RENO. LDEN-keMt- hSL HOTEL, popaUr it no-h- it pos-sessi- of the featherweighttitle, and then added the welterweight and lightweight crowns. Arm strong ranked sec- ond only to Budge in the Associated Press poll to de- termine the year's outstanding ath- Money Players ATA time when cries of "paid athletes" and "subsidized play- attdmr typewriter, 8. L. DESK EX, Max Schmeling blasted Schmehng with little effort. thus causing Der Max to fall from Herr Hitler's good graces. "Horse and Horseman" picked Battleship as the best race horse of the year, but a majority of experts settled on Seabiscuit, and a goodly number favored El Chico. Earl Sande, who trained Stagehand, really doesn't mind, for the horse won mch ICE CREAM POI'NTAINS-I- SODA L CREamTT Cre.n" 1 Carbonari- ...V fn Plata . . MOKE B.HABTM By: FREEZERS CE TEH FREEZEKS and Bar F&WKa. Stool.. 15 Port Offica h,,," ,, uf . A MMWgrt-,-- rect - jrest ,iicb -. 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Termites' Relatives m, mTiich llK lonks white ant, is related to the cncBi and cockroach. .... ana T Habits of rrogs . ArrcrU i i... b' my ana toaas Most frog3 southern and water, but in France r Europe the midwife toad lays they where eggs on the ground, deposited in a long string consisting oi as many aa ou. wmie w;- -' - w the most money, $189,710. Perhaps the biggest disappointment of the year was the failure to find a heavyweight who could seriously threaten the colored champ. Perhaps he'll be found this year that's what makes sports ever inter- I ., A a IB . pri io pic i hi is attended by her mate, watches the whole proceeding. when she has completed her tasK " He InVflr. niccncolnn nf thrill. w ranges them round his hind legs loins. The eggs are bright yeUWJ and when first laid are f'-round, but they soon become fcai Itrn fca to, lot the j esting. Sport Shorts lor tia e m DILL KLEM, veteran National league umpire, will not retire until his legs or voice fold up. Klem will be 65 in February . . Lieut. Harry J. (Hank) Hardwick, former football coach at the naval academy, has been transferred back to sea duty with the Asiatic squadron An international checker match is being planned in Glasgow and London for 1941 Jan Van der Vyver of the Netherlands and Mickey Francoise of New Jersey were the oniy two cycling champs to retain their crowns Horseshoe patching's 1933 king was Hubert Trinkie of Madison countv . Ir,d. Archery champions were Miss jean Tenncy of Maryland and Fat Chambers of Oregon . Navy achieved ranking as the top team in intercollegiate lacrosse during the last season . Henry Armstrong las hot been beaten in two ... ' M ADVERTISING Week i eve effiag: DRUGS T mi vjr 8alt Lake City. I't.h W.N.U. if jpacit; ECONOMY FILM SERVICE Any Roll Developed with 8 Quality Prints Extra Prints Wrap coin and film carefully PHOTO-FRAF- as 5n EeminKton, Royal. Underwood. Corona UTAH TYPEWRITER SERVICE 18 West 2nd South gilt Ukt Q,, fill By CHARLES C. PETERSON President, National Billiard Association ries. Joe Louis enki Zi W. Braad. the air which is practicalHindu Temple on Southern Campos ly all the time the news that the gatioi There is a Hindu temple on the !fe ol University of Florida has a definite ,The salary schedule for her footballers campus of Florida Southern college, comes as a refreshing southland th overlooking Lake Hollingsworth at breeze. Lakeland. The temple is a memjily t At the Gainesville school, as at orial to the late Frederick B. Fisher, ants other institutions of the Southeast- who was a Methodist bishop in Injower. ern conference, no attempt is made dia, and who broujrht it in piece 4s an to cover up this fact. The pay-of- f from Benares, India, to have it is all above-boarIt is erected on the college grounds. Said Sam McAllister, assistant to head to be the only imported Hindu temline coach Josh Cody, in speaking of 25 'States ple in the United States, it is the system, said: Iroug feet high, 5 feet wide and 9 feet "Since we've come out in the open inal about 10 tons. It is weighing long, about things that are hidden at so fer hand carved from red sandstone, t f: many other schools we've had no surmounted and white painted pure Ifcitei lessening or morale. We've had less A reflecting cross. trouble over eligibility, and we've by the Christian and far; pool lies in front of the temple had better football because everytc beautifully is meditation of a garden body's satisfied." t) do: lousl; There are two schedules under landscaped. ator which the athletes are subsidized. Custodians of the Standards ve First string players receive full s of The National Bureau t In s scholarships, worth approximately is the custodian of the late $600 and covering board, room and and whidh govern all weighing tuition. In addition to this they are I an These standards are IPla given a weekly wage that varies measuring. adopted by the treasury department from $2 to a high of $3.50. and Players for use in the customhouses who aren't top varsity material get were authorized by joint resolution half scholarships and a wage. of these Tutors assist the players in their of congress in 1836. Copies fusubsequently standards were studies. These teachers are paid rnished to the governors of the the athletic association, a corby states. poration separate from the univeritself. sity Mince Pics Real Temptation Schools of the southeastern conthe ference are honest, at least. Their Mince pies were thought by devil the of players aren't paid by the dark of early Puritans to be the moon. since they were delicious and therWestern Newspaper Union. efor a temptation of the flesh. ers" Pocket Billiards lete. His feats in the ring far those of his contempora hott OFFICE EQUIPMENT NEW AND USED 5 Two marks which were threatened during the past year, but which still stand as a goal, are Babe Ruth's 60 home runs in 1927 and the 14 feet 11 inch pole vault record established by Sefton and Meadows in 1937. Hank Green-ber- g Detroit of came clo.se to passing the Babe's total, but failed by two clouts in his gallant assault. Pole vault-er- s Hank seem to have Creenberg plenty of trouble in reaching for that additional inch. There are new goals to shoot at, Glenn Cunningham ran however. the mile in 4:04.4 to establish a world record, and Johnny Vander Meer electrified the baseball world by pitching two successive games. The United States had a banner year in international competition, aside from the loss of the Walker cup and two or three other scattered reverses. It defended the Davis cup in easy manner, and its track team snowed under the Nazis in a dual meet at Berlin, winning 14 to 6 first places and losing only one track event. The English grand national went to Battleship, an American-bre- d jumper, and Flares, with no rating in the British stud book, captured the Ascot gold cup. Charley Yates plowed through Troon's mud to win the British amateur golf championship, and the native American-infeste- d Chicago Black Hawks came through in the playoffs to capture hockey's Stanley cup. Henry Armstrong, tough little Negro fighter, started the year in SaltTTT" to. ... . . . . . . years la, tei ' V Lesson No. 13 Th.s diagram shows a from the cluster into the kiss shot -- very interesting aud thSfng at Here utmost care must be to place the balls in the exllt pos.t.on as shown in the tollow the lines drawn that he object ball; and again this shot is so cause of the side ickTSSfon k I warn the player to concentrate on a level cue and cue balls. Hold ftect and stroke the cue Se ffi! .7 hard. i bV-dg- Near Fort Catherine, on tM land of St. Georges, Bermuda, well 300 years old and it is PJ larly believed that any bachelors w thimbleful of drinks even within a year. be married r lectin Ashes as Fertilizer ' Hard coal ashes carry cent f phosphoric and. f.,'. amounts of potash; so their ing value is negligible. contain 2 per cent phosphoric '4-- 6 The" latter has potash. m small fertilizing Rvalue. for is' done either into clay. sweetening effect.-- ' 7 5 tr: 1 tic T ! 0.1-0.- 1 of r.; yV, . Atomic Energy MoasL'r'd.in!:1 The atomic energy in a. ;i drop of water if it be release1 furnish 200 horsepower for a i ft ,b Pi ;tt 4B d k |