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Show PROVO' TUTAHT DAILY 1 HERALD, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 194 a 'PAGE THREE 4 Harris Letter Tells About Life In Iran t 7 FacJty memben of Brlgliara YouTtjr' university-UU-week took s Trjs through the capital city oi m.s the guests . (by cor- tts; f.dence) cf Dr. and Mrs FraiKLir s. turns, who. are en l.e of absence thii year. A UiUr a4resed to the faculty wtJ received from Dr. Harris by Uri ChrUten J nsen. actlne presi Ct I. DeparUJiar from hia uaua.1 cjrretpunnc style, "the absent jrfUent gave m tie tailed descrtp-Ua descrtp-Ua cf the surrounding- la which i t works. 5 The work cf Dr. Ilarria with ta Irar.i&ii government la the re-crfarUutlon re-crfarUutlon of the department c a jrrt culture. trEJch. he atatexl. -a 2,000 err.rJoyees. AVe are try itf to place it on a modern basis waere all the proper functions cf ue gortrnment will be taken c rt cf, Dr. Ilarria wrote. A typical day's activities at the JpArtment of agriculture were r-porteJ In the letter. These in-c.u-Je-J a vU;t from the depsrt- r.t LtrarUn with a request for election of pictures from Dr. isrris for the ttcyclopedia Brl-!-.r.ica and Interviews with the ilm of the new-orfranlzed bu- eu of irrigation, of the bureau f forestry, and of the bureau of tsearea. ? lira. Franklin S. Harris Is active n aaaliting' with the planning- of ictivitiea for American children Ion with the American legation at Tehermn. . Th official residence in 'which the Harrises live la number 150 MoadVal-Mulk. Beside It la an p Afclin garden, typical cf the east Frn country. i - i "In this country the garden la . I the center of everything." the let- . I'.er saSJ. A house that does not : . live a garden Is just no house at i One of the' famed sights of the ? icy. Dr. ILirrti said. Is the great A bazaar, reputedly the largest In j the world. Long, covered atreeta ? mied with thousands of shops " expe rntal ware. I lfnoV hours are from 8 a. m. president pointed out. Friday la the official religious holiday of the week, while Sunday la a regular work day. - Mountain surroundings - of the city of Teheran were described as similar to those of Provo. The El burr mountains, 12,000 feet high, are In the north, and at the east Mount Demavend. 19,000 feet high. At the American unl verslty there, eight or ten new buildings are in the course of construction. Dr. Harris said. Leah and Mildred Harris, young eat daughters of Dr. and Mrs Harris, are living at Amanda Knight hall during their absence, Leah la a graduate student, and Millred a Junior at B. Y. U. Washington Merry-Go-Round (Oootlnued From Page One) I I II In rJ k yester one n r iff at noon, the B. Y.-U. t nt 1 lit ti A M t A J' i (ALEX PEAY says: J 'Our firm H locatrd out of the 'gh rent dUtrirt. Drive -down. " tcmpure our prices- una I m ure j ou . 13 -arree thai It TAYS -TO T I A D E AT VtLY'SiJm , . . iiucoa 2v OL'NDS. 47c OATS or WHEAT Camatior I-irj Box 15c 10 SUGAR POUNDS. . r.iiLK A All Brands . 4 For 29c PEAS - CORN or BEANS 25c For- cmsco ... 51c 2 POUNDS SODA CRACKERS POUNDS . .... 15c V 26G South University Ave. PHONE 1544 osttion. If youH back me up. I'm sure we-can get results." Koosevelt assured Maas or nui full support and said he would confer with rum again, soon. " ' r I FALNnNQ ROOSEVELT A Cuban artist sat In a White House anteroom, waiting for his appointment to aee the Prest-Uent. Prest-Uent. He was animated, and eager. The President was. to ait for a portrait, and the portrait would be placed In the Senate chamber In Havana. It was the opportunity of a lifetime. Across the room sat another man. He too, , was waiting eager IT. - ' . Presently General Wation, presidential secretary, entered the room. -All right," ne said, "are you gentlemen ready? Now which one is the Cuban?"' Dr. Esteban Vaiderrama rose. Watson greeted him and turned to the other man. "And you are Dr. ... ?" Up rose Dr. Oskar Stoessel of Vienna, presenting his card. "All right," said Watson, -now you gentlemen can have an hour with the President. He'll be work Ing at his desk, and you musnt ask any questions. Just go ahead with your drawing, and make the most of it." The two men 'stared at 'each other. Each had been given an appointment separately, each had supposed ne would be alone with the President. "What is your medium?" said Stoessel to Vaiderrama. ; "I work in oil." said the Cuban. Cu-ban. ."Andymi . Ktchuig,". said the Viennese. "Come along," interposed Wat- eon." "The President Is ready." So the two artists shook hands, picked up their portfolios, and marched into the President's of fice together. ' i - I McNUTT "PURISTS" 'Certain Indiana followers of presidential aspirant Paul Mc Nutt have quietly launched I drive to clean up the famous Two per Cent Club, on the theory that .a voluntary purge would be a lot happier than one made by the law. Leader of - the "purists" is Democratic State Chairman Fred Bays, hustling ex-chief of Sullivan Sul-livan County. ' Bays was made State Chairman last year after Attorney General Omer S. Jackson, Jack-son, close pal of bulky National Committeeman Frank McHaie, was eased out under heavy pres sure from the congressional delegation. dele-gation. Since then Bays and Clarence U. Gramelspacher. jasper manufacturer manu-facturer -who replaced "Bo" El der, another McHaie Intimate, as treasurer of the club, have : been trying to wield the -broom, but with indifferent results due to two factors. One was the serious Illness of Wayne Coy, . confidential secretary secre-tary to McNutt and a vigorous purist- The other was the un dercover obstruction - of Dick Heiier, executive (patronage) secretary of Governor Townsend. Heller is a McHaleite, and with Coy out of the picture, saw to it that the reformers did not get the ear of McNutt and Town-send. The recent disclosure of fed eral income tax Investigation has given new life to the "purists' campaign, and they are rallying their forces for a Mg showdown One of their first demands is the removal of Heller as patron age dispenser. NOTK: Although John L. Lew is .blasted . McNutt, Governor Townsend was informally Invited To address the miners' convention. conven-tion. He declined on the plea that he was too busy with state affairs. , - - -' ; r MERRY-GO-KOU.N U - I - Glenn Frank's Republican Plat form Committee will' supplement its report with further reports from six of its nine regional sub groups. It emphasizes that the rennrt l not a "nlatform" but a survey of conditions and prob-fpma prob-fpma for use as a basis for a platform by the national conven tlon ... One Interesting - news item that did not come out of the recent Madison, Wis., meet dents' Congress was that one student delegate was a grand dauehter of the late, ultra-con servative Justice Pierce Butler. She was Miss Mary Avaline But ler. attending the convention as the representative of Sarah Law rence College, fasmona Die -gins school in Bronxvlile, N. Y. r (Copyright 1940 by United Feature .Syndicate, Inc.) HANK DEAL REPORTED BOISE. Ida- Feb. 2 IE The Idaho First National bank of Boise today -.was reported negotiating a transaction to. absorb the rirst State bank of Kellogg. ; Some Indians scalped their foes long before the coming off the white man. 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