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Show PAGE TWO PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, Washington Merry-Go-Round (Continued lrom Page One) This Curious World William Ferguson be. But unless there are some major slip-ups, it now looks pretty much like Landon. . . IN SOKE NEED ! Apparently there was sound reason rea-son for the formation of the Ko- . puDlican "brain trust." j During the annual convention ! in. Washington last week of the i American Society of Newspaper i Editors, Malcolm W. Bingay, edi- torof the Detroit Free Press, vis- 'Jted thp riffirfi nf thu RpnnhliMn i hational committee. Bingay is a .prominent midwestern editor, and the Free Press is widely known as a staunch Republican organ. Bingay first called on Ted Hunt, ley, bustling new GOP press agent. "How do you do, Mr. Tiingay," clarioned Huntley warm1y. "how are you :m how is the Detroit News ? " The editor of the Free Pres.s looked pained, but kept his peace. After chatting for a few minutes min-utes Huntley suddenly turned to his caller, said: "Mr. Bangey. your paper must have influence' with Father 0ug.hlih. V.'hv dor.": you get him to open un on Roosevelt Roose-velt -,tid the NVw Deal?" The IHUoit Free Press has been wauint: a fierce limning fiyhl with the radio priest for several years. Coughlin has jit tacked over the an- and the paper in turn has hammered him in its editorial ASmaMOMlCAL TWILIGHT LASJS, AT ANV ONt SPOT ON EARTH, UlMTIU THE SUN IS BELOW the: HORIZON . . . EVEN THOUGH PJTCH DAR.KTN1E1SS MAY PREVAIL.. TROUT IM SWIFTLY AAOVirslCr STREAAAS BECAUSE OF THE GREAT AMOUNT OF OXVGEN DISSOLVED IN SUCH WATERS. columns A iS'i in li u t4 ay s wal loweil h;i I'd 4, 1J BT NEA SERVICC IKC. O clean 0 paint, linoleum, t i I A U AA4 TTT O r l- autos, etc.r'th LIN-SOL, LIN-SOL, the pVre Linseed Oil Jell Soap. Quick, easy and SAFE for all surfacet. At All Paint Hardware and Furniture Stores LIN-SOL o The Pure Linseed ONI Jell Soap that makes paint last longer. ASPS AND BEES LIVE UNDER A FORM OF COVERJMVErrr AS early as the lltli century, the duration of "astronomical" twilight was determined us ending when the sun was 18 degrees helow the horizon, and observations since then have not made it necessary to change this figure. However, a shorter period, known as "civil'' twilight, is employed to designate tlie period when a certain amount of daylight still remains. POLITICS FOUND TO BE PREMIER TOPIC FOR BARBER SHOPS CHICAGO U.EWr& nation's I barber-chair sitters are talking S politics nowadays riiore than they have been in 40 years, says Joseph Seeberger, operator of the huge Merchandise Mart shop here. He has been listening to tonsorial topics for four decades and has .decided that current conversation finds politics completely stealing ,the show from sports and the weather, day In and day out. Many of his customers are merchants visiting the wholesale center from all sections of the country. These three subjects, he said, have pretty well monopolized barber bar-ber shop conversation in more or less equal division since time immemorial, im-memorial, but the world's sweeping sweep-ing economic and political changes have changed this picture, too and it takes a world series, a heavyweightrxhampionship fight, of a record-breaking blizzard to divert patrons from their daily : discussions of budget-balancing and. dictatorships nowadays. The arguments aren't as violent, j Seebergersays, as in the old days, i "because men generally are a lot ! better informed on the economics involved," but there are a lot, j more of them: Bedridden Girl To Try Nursing Career A PR I L 2 2, 1 9 3 6 SECTION TWO T Fights Off Beauty Handicap 8 KANSAS CITY. Mo. 15, bedridden fU.R five Mary years but s.iid nothing. As he rose to K'p iTuntley .suggested he "say hel-Ti' hel-Ti' to National Chairman Henry Fletcher. In Fletcher's office, the dapper GOP boss greeted him cordially with: "Glad indeed to see you, Mr. Bingay. It is always nice to welcome wel-come "folks from Wisconsin." - - - - WEST VIRGINIA FEUD The .row between West Virginia's Vir-ginia's two Democratic senators continues hot, persoruil and full of si.ztmg adjectives. Iafest charge which Senator N.ely's contingent is spreading against juvenile Senator Rush D. Holt is that he used "rubber" checks in various poker games. Holt, they charge, used to play poker at night with the utility : moguls whom he attacked by , day. Some of the checks he gave were bad and bounced back. The ! utility moguls kept them and were prepared to use them as an-! an-! ti-Holt ammunition. j The Neely faction claims they , hushed up the whole thing. But 1 the junior senator pooh-hoohs the : whole story. "Let 'em bring out their checks," he says. "If they'd had any checks like that they would have used them long ago." J jj, MERRY-GO-ROUND ' Erwin ! with a heart ailment, wants to be ! a nurse if she regains her health. Mary, who entered the hospital for the tenth time recently, is ; suffering from an ailment which j causes her heart to enlarge to : three and one-half times its nor- mal size. "I want to be a nurse some day." r;he said. "It seems- to me that nurses represent the real Christian spirit. They always are waiting on others and serving the rest ot the world. They have taught me a lot in the past five years." She has read several books on nursing. Mary's heart is literally squeezing squeez-ing her to death, physicians said, although her condition is not dan- itrrf; 1 - - , , f 1 " : - i w j'l Mil ; Chicken Language , 'ons4heo4r.e afmr?S5 Contains Nine Words ! ichTy song LONTXN U'.pv A "xhen language" lan-guage" of nine "words." all essential es-sential to their "socia llife," was described by Dr. David Katz, formerly for-merly professor of psychology at Rostock University in Germany, when he lectured to a child audience au-dience at the Royal Society of Arts here. Dr. Katz said scientists have found that hens have one "word" for danger, another to brow-beat a rival, ana a third to encourage their familv to feed. In addi- Manchukuo nas marriages. a ban on child AWNINGS VENETIAN BUNDS WINDOW SHADES For Home or Store D. T. R. CO. Being a beauty content winner was more a ninarance man u neip to Miss Helen Wood of Nashville, Tenn., shown here, as it has been to manv other such lucky ones when they got to Hollywood. Bvit MiKs Wood didn't let that bother her. She took daily dramatic dra-matic lessons lor months, and now she's signed by a studio and well on her way to success. gerous. Physicians have been able to retard the enlargement but not to stop it. Mary underwent an operation op-eration last four in which a section sec-tion of her ribs was removed to allcw room for the enlarged heart. TOWNSEN ditk dies NAMPA, Idaho, April 20 '1M' Lr. Walter Allen. .r8. a founder of the first Townsend club in Idaho, died hero late Sunday after a month's illness. uild o o o BUILD A Home or improve the one you have. BUILD a Bridge to the ownership of your own home. BUILD Something Real and Tangible, something that brings lasting satisfaction satis-faction and personal pride. BUILD for the Security of Yourself and Family. BUILD A HOME OF YOUR OWN We can help you in Planning Furnish Estimates and Arrange Financing. MUTUAL COAL k LUMBER CO. PHONE 337 PROVO, UTAH 13 ing a plea to the president, said: "I am concerned with the imperative impera-tive imminence of a living wage." (Copyright 1936, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.) 1 Eyes full of zest for good eating and drinking Ears that spell t-h-r-i-f-t IJps that love luxury - ' Senators enjoyed the informality informal-ity of their secret sessions in the last days of the Ritter trial, when they could put their feet up on the desks and smoke. . . . Capitol Capi-tol guides have a trick of placing sightseeing yokels in a corner of the "whispering gallery" of Statuary Sta-tuary Hall, then whispering from a distant corner the words "Get out of here." Unaware of the phenomenal acoustics of the hall, the yokels believe the statues are speaking to them. . . . The house of representatives has spent more than $40,090 for replacement and repair of furniture during the seventy.fourth congress Biological Survey reports the recent re-cent death of a record-breaking fish hawk. 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