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Show I FIH57 AIDtD tb r yj Li::s HOUSE QUESTION: How can I clean the coils c f my hot water heater, ftrhich we use in connection with 9ur hot water plant? The heater has not been giving good results tor some time, and 1 have been told that the colls are probably clogged. ANSWER: Hydrochloric (muriatic) acid has been used by some plumbers to dissolve the deposit in copper colls, but this is a highly corrosive chemical and should not be bandied carelessly by an Inexperienced person. There may be a plumber In your neighborhood who could do the cleaning tor you. A safer method would be to tap the coil carefully with wooden mallet. Do not strike the coil with hard blows. Then flush out the coll with a garden hose. CnEEfJt Beleaeed by WHO Features to Parks HAIL and farewell who for 14 years has been radios Vox Pop.r He will still own the program, which will be revamped round Warren Hull, hia interviewing partner, but Parka and hia delightful wife, Loulie, will aatlafy three-year- a ambition and retire to Texas to join their son in operating lOTtfl: & 'imtt s ITiSSUO-FO- ? J 1 1 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT BUSINESS ft INVEST. OPPOR. (irus SHOP Fully sayipt. Slock, Furniture, living ,ickn,M. Quarters, Raaaon lor PaUoraaa Skoa Soair, Pattaraaa. CaliL DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC. PEDIGREED Boxar pupa, gotdea lava. Ituilea, S not,, cropped. Inoculated, houea, broken. Vein Flraaet, San Vail ay, Idabe, FARM MACHINERY ft EQUIP. WATER WELL DRILLS, railing 1,000, truck mounted, drill pipe, blta, tool,, etc. Water truck, Caalng. EKED E. BUTLER. 10U S.alk Cedar SL, Ca.p.r, Wyrotlaf. FARMS AND RANCHES mi IN CANADIA4 FARM Writ M 9m FORMATION m (am tttlawand p9wtftUlfc Fartiia aailft, Cn (Bui U. CftftftAUft PartA tUUirar Viiiwri, N.C a! sell but rumiture. rUea, Tjrpewrllera. ASS Safe,. CehBegi,tre. tag Machines, SALT LARK DESK EXCHANGE Seatb Stew II. Salt Lake Lit, Ctab AND WB Office m JffC 1fcWLjldWUL BlUJ. IL & Savings. Bunds. ""lb Stands a Dm ye Hu a By BAUKHAGE Nmcs Analyst and Commutator, WASHINGTON. Washington cocktail parties and other social gatherings have been widely publicized as makers and breakers of reputations, national candidacies and International policies. Not an of these affairs may forge or fracture the destiny of nations, but many often bring together aa great a variety of human ingredients a are to be found at any one place at any one time, anywhere. For example 1 have just returned from lunch. I probably should say conluncheon sidering what it must have cost my college mate host whose excuse for giving it waa the fact that he waa celebrating hia BSth birthday son a lay beyond distant frontiers. The bearded Italian scientist on his left reminded him that tha occasion was unique because it waa hardPARKS JOHNSON ly likely he would celebrate a similar occasion 63 years hence. the John on ranch and other real A little macabre, I thought; but estate holdings. Two of the finest bo one teemed to take It that way people in radio, they have brought least of all the fellow-citize- n of happiness to thousands of people Dante who was enjoying himself aa they traveled over the country. Immensely over hia cold smoked The broadcasts from veterans hosand doubtless became lyric turkey pitals alone made the program an ever the lira and other Important one. outstanding May they have the transalpine institutions before we beat of everything, always! were through. On the bearded ones left waa a Madame Bovary, one of the representative of the ctate departgreat novels of aU time, will no ment who gave me a disappointingdoubt undergo considerable adaptaand unsenaational ly tion (with sn eye on the censors) n of & recent parliament before its two versions reach ua of one of our South American this year. Claudette Colbert la slated neighbor e session which I had to star In it-- on the first Ford theajudged , from previous dispatches, ter broadcast of the season and Lana would be punctuated by revolver Turner la booked for MGMs screen ahote. version, with Vincente Minnelli proWa bad beard rum on el mysducing. terious ah oe tings then which were aappeeed to have made ap Waitresses in Warner Bros. comin political significance what missary will nevar forget James they lacked la marksmanship. Stewarts lunches,, when be waa Alaa there had beea hints of making Rope. After scanning the cabinet changes doe net only to menu hed ignore the fancy dlshea ilatakeo In policy, bat to hasty and order grilled hot dogs, day after hartals. I asked my fellow goest d7. abont . Which reminds me. el John there were no Oh. no, be cabinet changes. Land, hutching at New Yorks famous 21, where the guilty1, But what about these terrible and variety of the food ia terranon of graft and corruption? Well,, tha President In. hia adrific, Land read the mean, said ne didnt knew why he bothdress did maka particular reference u to the''eVlU of political corruption ered as he atwayh ate Wrambled and to the importance of selfless egge anyway! loyalty on the part of the servants Rival companies are dared at of the state." But waa that all? I persisted. RKOa accomplishment in landing No names, addresses, or telephone an exhibit at New Yorks Metroumbers? politan museum.- - De Mocvsle porThat waa all, he instated, It trait of Ingrid Bergman In Joan of Arc, the armor she wears in waa a vary quiet session. Furtherthe picture, color transparencies of more there waa none of the protoscenes from the film and props used col we observe at a Joint session of In it. all are on exhibition at the the twe houses of the American congreat art gallery for an extended gress. This parliament waa called to order, the President came In, period. poke hia piece, and went out. At this point, my heel broke In hia role aa a tough army officer in. He insisted that I repeat the in A Bell for Adano" on the Theater Guild of tha Air, Robert Montstory el the opening of this amainerta apodal turnip session el gomery bad to maka some very uneengreee which nobody entatde complimentary remarks about the tt a tew aamiea radio listeners navy In which he served as a comwhe happened to he toned In had mander in the last war. At the end heard hefere. of the broadcast be whispered into a dead microphone, Listen, fella. tt you navy guya were listening, I Legislative Faax Pat, waa only kidding. De Uke Style . This July 26 when a very angry a talking house of representatives waa called RKO advertised for to order, it was known that the regudog, bear or horse to narrate anin documenlar chaplain could not appear. So, mal film in stranger took the rostrum, tary series. Must have good voice. whan members rose, No birds or cows. Now comes the the complaint that theyre exhausted be- bowed their heads, aa ia the custom, cause they received so many replies. to listen to the prayer. The first they heard resounding Suspicious persons suggest that may- words be it was done to call attention to through (he chamber were: Wherean RKO as the public interest requires that Friend of the Family, toe congress of the United States Pathe release. should be convened at 12 oclock noon on Monday, the twenty- - Ixth of Jaaet Barrett, pretty dancer July, 1948, to receive such communiwhe brake her back IS months cation aa may be made by the Exage la a fafi from a bone, is Now, therefore, L Harry ecutive; at Hanslaunching a come-bac- k 8. Truman, Preitdent of the United twe relee directors with en States . . . and soon.... secretary In Twe Gaya and a . GaT and a newspaperwoman In Gradually toe members real "The Boom Acreas the Street. teed that toe naan addressing them waa not (be substitute for the absent chaplain ef toe house, When Robert Sterling finished bis bat the nbstitute for the equal role In Roughshod he took soma reading clerk whose visiting wartime friends on a sightdnty it b to read bills aad ofB-el-al to beat aa tha tour way bus seeing eommnaleatieas. show them Hollywood. The bus driver recognized and Introduced him moat embarrassing. The waa It to the other passenger. who were vole they were hearing was not (he Hea a phoney." said mice of man repeating the word skeptical. one man. No star would travel on of God; It waa (he voioe of toe one of these buses. Suited Sterling dark repeating toe proclamation ef toe man nt whom they perfectly. were maddest The members didnt ODDS AND ENDS "Lift btgmt like to make publie admission of at 80, orifinally tcbtdsslad at a atm toelr error by sitting down, and ao mar rtplactmtnl land tbossgbt by toey bad to stand through toe paind a dubious txttrlmmt), ful toma ta pronouncement which trill tarry ovtr into tha fall ttnton, had torn them from toe bosom of Antttht, Jim laid, on Mutual, it' t family and constituency, and brought announear and assistant host on ABCt them n back to Washinghat "Wtkomo Trortltrt,m participaitd ton. broadcasts onto in snort than 12,000 Next to toe state deportment offhr bigan bis radio tartar 1J years 0 ago. . . . "A Forts gn Afjair ranks at icial who had unwittingly provided ana of tha bsgbtst grostsng f ittssrrt toe excuse for my anecdote was the rtltastd by Paramount dtsrsng tho of toe Philippine repost ytar, on tho basil af a srrits of public who happens to be toe eon st Gtorgt ef another college claesmete of angtgrmantt. Sldnty trill isrtet tha lovtly story, mine. He, like toe rest ef hia fam "Vtsptrs in Vitnna," for MGM. eye-witne- ss ae-eoi- aea-aio- nt V' ""f EsiMiDiriirrnjiLiL HQORfi fiAhOLO WNU W 40-- Mi WilJlii mmm M Twl It i( year etreag, them Beotte Bestre to -goU ailne" day I f eg natural A AO Vltaaihw aad energy-b- a tiding natarnl efl, Balpe ebOdten grow Hgkt, derolep eeend teeth, etreea beeee. Bpe ward eg eolde when tkw iaek eaeagh ASD VlUaiia feed. Many doetora roeeauaead En,aroil,al. Boy today ad U. ECS! ' ot aub-titu- to bosky sfciMne Ifeou iff powerful fonlt nouritfunenff just it 114-wor- ... heat-ridde- eneul-gener- prt-rtlaa- i if What does be Herman asked. "He expects you to win a lot of football games with toe do? spirit ... al of Rub in Hinkey, Its no me. Grant BOly Phelps told me ence, they dont appreciate hlockera and passers down here. They are a much more Impertant than poets and philosophers. I only wish they knew. Mr. Herman Hickman, tha greatest guard football aver knew, according to Gen. Bob Neyland and this writer, toe poet laureate of the Smoky Mountains, the man who. helped to make five great Army lines, now faces only one kink in hia happy existence the game's greatest line coach has Co line to coach. A Chech by Any . Dtket Name Not many years alter his graduation, tola scientist and hia young wife arrived In toe city where our mutual friend waa in business, and called on him.' The businessman recognized toe dentists face immediately but for the life of him, couldn't remember the man's name. During toelr lunch, the edentist remarked that ha was going on an extended trip into Canada and had unfortunately run out of money. He wondered could be get a check cashed at toe businessmans bank. The businessman gladly acquiesced, thinking that when he saw the signature on the check, he would recognize the scientist's name. Together they went to toe bank; ton scientist wrote the check, and the two men went to the cashiers window. But as the scientist handed hi the 'i&Jck, f kli toe businessman' could read was the name of bank in a very distant city and tha amount1 five hundred dollars. He had already said to toe cash-le- r, '1 want you to meet my friend . . but could get no further. Terribly embarrassed, be turned to the scientist and said: Tm sorry, but I can't recall your name. Of oenrso the cashier overheard this remark aad with the natural caution el the banker, aid to the bnslnesamaa: This will be fine, Mr. X, but win yen Mr. X please endorse this? turned It ever, noted the name bnt did net recognize It, trembled to think ef what would happen to his bank account if it bounced (and be was sure it weald), and signed. Farewells were spoken, the scientist departed. Day after day the businessman awaited the call from the bank. In fact, he told me he had picked out a apace on the wall where he intended to frame the paper ao that he could call attention to it casually should some other vaguely Identified caller request a similar favor. Nothing happened. A month or ao later, another college friend came to town. The businessman related the story, describing the scientist and hia occupation Unaccountably hia listener burs into laughter. . Didnt yen knew, ke said between gasps, That mans technical aa well aa scientific information which be acquired at school along with hia Ars Mag- later made him a oeel million the year after he waa grad- uated? . At toe luncheon there waa also a Chinese oil expert who merely listened and an ERP represents ttvt who left oeriy. And now back to my host He related toa adventure cI one of the gueets who had been unable to appear. It eeeme tola gentleman had formed a corporation called World Development, Inc. or something very similar. When my boat beard hia glowing prospectus, he said, Arent yeu over tag a let of ground. Oh, no, said the promoter who inca had acquired considerable in international affairs, this ia Just a subsidiary at toe corporation. Then 1 had to go, ao I never knew for toe rebuilding what master-pla- n and exploiting of toe nation, toa world or the sidereal spaces were discussed or consummated. But 1 have no doubt yeu can go a long way In W a shlngton starting pitfe cold turkey. red-head- Inter-- Planetary for oaf Ben-Ga- y pain-relievin- g rub-in- s. Ben-Ga- y, k far E2d Bae-Cz- for y CkSdraa. tmm. Keep Posted on Values by Reading the Ads aSIMILE) A W I as sffep.sc&iins? Ctexz to SAH9-- C:s $dcr Cigstits iitJi dk.ii mas Has Good Bach field He has a fine backfield, headed by Bull Nadherny, a scrappy hard hitting back a fine tootbaU player. He has Levi Jackson who ao far has never lived up to his newspaper headlines but who la about due He has other good backs. He has e high-clacenter in Yales scrappy captain, Billy Conway. But where ere all those Polish names Howie Odell hid B arzilausk as Pr chilli plus big Davidson e fine tackle and others? Dsnt get me wrong, Grant, Herman aald. "Thl Hoe nsh-- . rial I have la game, smart and' waling te givS its all. I mean that. WeD make 'em respect ns, even if we lose every game. Well win oeme games and lose eeme games. Thats my philosophy of life, I said to Herman. Take e little leave a Utile but dont ever take It all. Notre Dame end one or two others can tell you about that Dont ever take it all Lift doesn't work that way. j Herman Hickman drew at least one lucky break. He came to Yale at a time when Eli was at its lowest ebb. It must have been at a low ebb since Howie Odell, its coach, left for Washington university, where far western coaches dont believe he ia headed anywhere. Yale, this season, plays this schedule Brown, Connecticut Columbia, Wisconsin, Vanderbilt, Dartmouth, Kings Point Princeton end Harvard, soothing gently-wannin- relief from muscular soreness and pain. BenGay contains up to 2 Vi times more methyl salicylate and menthol-famo- us agents known to every doctor than five other widely offered Insist tha original Baume Aaalg&iqua, on genuine JUaa far Pata doe ta KSE&&UTISSI KEURALCIJI, aad RUB-As- Shevlln, Kilpatrick, Pudge Heffelflnger, Clint Frank, Wlddy Neale and a few others. But I havent any of these fellows on my team this sea ld. on, Herman, the poet ' This waa a big occasion at Yale and New Haven. It waa the first time Yale had ever had a poet coaching toa team since my old and departed friend. Billy Phelps, tried to help. but whose real rea- web-know- vvSjhi ii m) VFEARS ago tha brilliant Alexander Pope wrote: They bad no poet and they died." He waa referring to the dead and decadent empires of the world In vain they schemed. In vain they bled. They bad no poet and are dead. Yale, this season, has 320 pounds of poet If Pope waa right Yalo football wont dia this falL Wa can till lose all our games and look good, Herman told me. Not to toe Old Blue," I said. The Old Blue neither dies nor surrenders." red-head- td to remove a silver nitrate stain from a white sink? ANSWER: Moisten with Iodine, rinse with clear water, then apply a solution of photographic hypo, one tablespoonful in a pint of water. - 1 - I By INEZ GERHARD Is there any way QUESTION: j to) ) IDXffigeuWashington Social Hours: Cold Turkey. Hot Gossip NvAvAK)ftjOTg tyK;:;rY.: - Tuesday, October 5, 1948 TOE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH PACE EEC hob ( Hat ' ss I I a (lAdtei Mo Sanos scientific process cuts nicotine content to half that of ordinary dgarettea. Yet skillful Mending makes erery puff a pleasure. fLXMnnHLUX tobaooo oo.dkx m. T. AmntUntmnnkmlmmntfsiittortmn Via root oocrog uoer uso atutrm . , Yale Doesnt Rate I don't beUeva that Yale rates with Wisconsin, Vanderbilt or Princeton. Yale abenld be entclaeaed by Colombia, Wisconsin, Vanderbilt and Princeton. I understand Brown, Dartmouth and Harvard aro far better than a year ago? I know Columbia should bo a far better team. 1 know Princeton win be. This leaves Herman Hickman of Tennessee, Army and Yalo in n tough spot The beat teams in the Ivy league should be Pennsylvania, Princeton and Columbia. At least they have much the best material Columbia has the beat backfield material-e- nd a pretty good line. Princeton end Pennsylvania have the best stuff. Penn State and Army should have tWci of toa best teams In too East with . Rutgers and Ylllanova challenging. Dont seO either abort Bnt Herman Hlckmaa honestly faces ton toughest challenge of toe lot He hasnt twe men whe could make Columbia or Princeton. And Yale doesn't like te loos. My suggestion ia that Yala give Herman . Hickman, a chance and that doesnt mean 1946 1949 any way. I dont believe Yale has ever had e finer coach or a human being who could mean more to Yale football than Herman Hickman can. Winning ia a good, big part of it But winning isnt everything. Herman Hickman can do more good for e college losing than most coaches ean winning. I mean in the way that counts. 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