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Show PAGE FOUR PRO VP (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1937 SECTION TWO Washingt on Merry-Go-Round (Continued from Page One) thusiastic letter supporting the Roosevelt plan. Pettengill has not been showing show-ing off the letter. DIPLOMATIC DEAL. ! Cordell Hull is reshuffling his ambassadors and dealing out a new hand all around. He has had a long list of new appointments waiting for White House approval, approv-al, but so far hasn't been able to see the President. Roosevelt has been too busy seeing Senators about the Supreme Su-preme Court. However, here is how the new deal for diplomats tentatively works out: Anthony J. Drexel Jr., ex-tennis star, donor of 590,000 to the Democratic ' campaign fund, now Minister to Norway, will be pro-rooted pro-rooted to be Ambassador to Poland. Po-land. Even Biddle's Career critics now admit, he has done a good Job in- Norway. John Cudahy, socialite so-cialite meat-packer, contributor to the campaign fund, now Ambassador Am-bassador to Poland, expects to retire. SpruIHe Braden, son of the copper king, now doing an excellent excel-lent job in the Chaco peace negotiations ne-gotiations as "special ambassador," ambassa-dor," will become Ambassador to Cuba. Jefferson Caffery, nervous Ambassador Am-bassador to Cuba, close friend of dictator Batista, will become Ambas.rror to Brazil. Hugh Gibson, suave friend of Mr. Hoover's, expects to be transferred trans-ferred from Brazil to Belgium, his wife's native land, where he once served before. Dave Hennen Morris. Belgian incumbent, wants to retire. Laurence A. St-inhardt, nephew of Sam Untermyer and now Minister Min-ister to Sweden, will probably go to Chile as Ambassador, replacing replac-ing Hoffman Philip, who has reached retirement age. Theodore A. Walters, now assistant as-sistant secretary of the Interior and none too popular wjth Ickes, will get the remote honor of being be-ing Minister to Paraguay. To become Minister of Costa Rica, Secretary Hull has selected one of his old newspaper friends from his native state of Tennessee Tennes-see John Erwin, Washington correspondent cor-respondent of The Nashville Tennessean. John is a good newspaperman, news-paperman, but more important, is an unofficial Brain Truster of the Secretary of State. Unless the President blue-pencils blue-pencils the above list, these will DANCE UTAHNA Bargain Night! Every WEDNESDAY UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK Gents 25c - Ladies Free AFTER 9 O'CLOCK Gents 40c - Ladies 10c Dance Every Wednesday and Saturday to the music of DOB ORTON and His Swing Band Married Folks' Dance EVERY TUESDAY Carter's Orchestra be the boys who rule on pink peppermints, protocal, and peace or war during the crucial years immediately ahead. NOTE Roosevelt will probably sit tight on all diplomatic appointments ap-pointments until after the smoke of the Supreme Court battle clears. Political plums constitute the only club he can wield over certain obstinate ob-stinate Senators. AIR MYSTERY Air experts here already have worked out a private explanation of the San Francisco Bay tragedy. trag-edy. They say there is nothing mysterious about the crash, that it was caused solely by the fact that the pilot, although one of the best on the line, had spent years flying a Boeing plane, was not thoroughly familiar with the Douglas in which he crashed. United Airlines had just put a fleet of luxurious Douglasses into .service. The Douglas has a flap which is lowered in order to cut the plane's speed while landing. This MERRY GO GAL 2 2 2 2 2 is a new invention, permitting the plane to land on a much smaller field. It is believed that Pilot Thompson Thomp-son overshot his mark, went a little beyond the airport, therefore there-fore started in a large circle in order to come down again. To do this he pulled in the plane's wheels, also the flap. Whenever When-ever the flap is pulled in, the cushion of supporting air under the plane is lessened, causing the plane to drop 20 or 30 feet. By this time the giant 21- passenger pas-senger Douglas was out over the bay. Distance over water always is hard to calculate, even for the most experienced navy flier. Pilot Thompson, drawing in his flap, must have lost altitude; so that one wing of the plane, at that moment in the act of making a turn, was ripped off in the water. MERRY-GO-ROUND The government reorganization report sent to Congress by the President was only a small part of a great mass of data submitted submit-ted to him by the committee of experts who prepared the document. docu-ment. The unpublished data contains con-tains specific proposals for consolidating con-solidating and shifting numerous agencies . . . G-boss J. Edgar Hoover is a regular customer of one of the Capital's fashionable scalp specialists. Hoover has his scalp massaged and hair treated with a special shampoo . . . Out of courtesy to Senator Carter Glass. 79 years old, who does not give his birth date in the Congressional Congres-sional Directory, his colleague Senator Harry Byrd, who Ls only 49, also does not list his age.... A letter addressed simply "Crack-pof'and "Crack-pof'and bearing the address 722 Jackson Place was "delivered by the Post Office to the Brookings Institution, located at the address ad-dress .... Philadelphia's rookie Democratic Congressman Leo Sacks boasts in his Congressional Directory autobiography that he represents "Vareville." The late William S. Vare was for many years Republican boss of the City of Brotherly Love. (Copyright. 1937. by United Feature Syndicate, Inc) Stuttering May Be Caused By Season LENINGRAD. U. S. S. R.. Feb. 17 (American Wire) Stuttering is aggravated by atmospheric conditions, con-ditions, J. S. Salant has discovered. discover-ed. Seasonal stutterers, he .;ays, are greatly handicapped by this disability at certain seasons of the year, while at other times it is not noticeable. Candles and pine knots dipped in pitch followed early types of lamps. Whale oil came centuries Inter, then the kerosene lamp and coal gas lighting and, finally, electric lighting. IT'S ON NOW! TTIHI1EEE STAIR SIPECHAIL! Spcc'al Prices During January and February on DRAPERIES - SLIP-COVERS - UPHOLSTERY Dixon - Taylor - Russell NEAT POSE "V . . . ..:-y. :---:- 1 N h. : :-:-.i-..:. ,"- l 1 WW:-) Eleanore Whitney shows how the modern girl will keep cool this summer. She is appearing in Booth Tarkington's comic story "Clarence" at the Paramount to-nite. Theater Announces Contest For Scouts Payson Elder to Work In England PAYSON Richard Byron" Men-denhall, Men-denhall, son of lIt. and Mrs. By ron Menaeumii win leave on March 1 for the L. D. S. mission home in Salt Lake City and on March 19 will leave for the Brit ish mission. A farewell testimon ial will be given in his honor Sunday evening, February 21, in the new Third ward chapel to which all friends are invited. The following program will be given: "Count . Your Blessings,"- congregation; congre-gation; invocation, C. L. Carlisle; "Come Unto Me," choir; selection, selec-tion, high school quartet; remarks, Bishop Robert Wilson; vocal duet. Golden Taylor and Freeman Free-man Bird; remarks, A. B. Men-denhall Men-denhall and Raphael Palfreyman, returned missionary; vocal solo, Helen Palfreyman; remarks, Byron By-ron Mendenhall; organ eolo, A. Willardson; response, missionary; benediction, Sidney Coray. A testimonial dance in his honor will be given in the Third ward amusement hall Friday evening, eve-ning, February 26. Japanese May Ban Small Type Boats TOKYO, Japan (American Wire Passage of a law prohibiting the publication of books or periodicals peri-odicals on poor quality paper in type smaller than 7-point is being be-ing considered by Japanese of- ; ficials. Experts of the health bureau of the ministry have ascertained that near-sightedness results largely from non-hereditary causes and that many of these causes 'are involved in-volved in reading, including excessively ex-cessively small type, bad reflections reflec-tions of light from paper of low quality and the blurring of the written or printed characters caused by the soaking of the ink through paper that is too thin. Present day world armaments are said to have cost a total of 2,500,000,000 pounds sterling, or three times as much as in 1913. The earth and Venus axe almost identical in size, the latter being only 327 miles smaller in diameter. All Labor Costs ELIMINATED if you order Drapes during January or February D-T-R CO. Prizes in the Paramount nationwide na-tionwide Boy Scout contest sponsored spon-sored in connection with the showing show-ing of "The Plainsmen" were announced an-nounced Tuesday by Jack Braunagel. local theater manager. A pass good for one month will be issued any Provo scout who writes trie best hundred-word review re-view of some episode or character in the picture. The picture will play here Friday and Saturday. Prizes in the national contest include trips to the World Jamboree Jam-boree in Holland, and Washington, Washing-ton, D. C. Reviews must be in by February Febru-ary 27. Local winners will be entered en-tered in the national contest. Other contest rules are available at Boy Scout and Paramount theater the-ater headquarters. Power Company's Salesmen Feted Utah Power and Jghi. company salesmen and home service advisors ad-visors from Rexburg and Preston, Idaho, Bingham and western Colorado, were tendered a dinner at Keeleys Monday . evening. Dinner followed a trip to the Olmsted plant and an inspection inspec-tion tour of the new "Home of Ideas," with Miss Jean Cox, hostess host-ess at the home, directing the group and giving detailed explanations explan-ations of the various innovations. The group, 33 in number, came by bus from Salt Lake City, where, all this week, they are attending at-tending the annual sales conference confer-ence of the company. They returned re-turned to Salt Lake immediately following the dinner. J. A. Mc A His "r or Salt Iake City, member of the general sales department, and George Earl, sales superintendent of the Salt Lake division, and their wives, headed the party. V. E. Fleetwood, Fleet-wood, Provo division manager, welcomed the visitors. 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