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Show SECTION TWO PROVO (UTAH) DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL -JJdAQj PAGE ONE Washington Merry-Go-Round ; (Continued From Page One) "independent Croatia under ltal ian "protection is reported to be one of the bribes Hitler offered Mussolini. . - In Rumania Lrictator Stalin long has been ready to pounce on : Rdiiaa ta HI a alon tInn4yaiSf ni 'IVon, aylvanla and Germany on Human' ian oil wells. This huge squeeze play Is report ed to be all set for riiuer to give the signal presumably by. the oc cupation of Holland or an attack on the Maginot line. f WILL, YOU, MIt. lUIUewjKMX : The nation's smartest newspaper editors gathered at the White House last week, peppering Koose velt with the off-the-record ques tions. ' ,.; - But the biggest of all political questions they left unasked: "Will Roosevelt run for a third termT" Next day newspaper accounts said they asked it, but they didn't probably because they figured Roosevelt was sure not to answer. Undoubtedly they were right. However, it was paradoxical that those very, very close to the presidential presi-dential desk last week got the most definite Impression gained so far that the President Is going to run. iC .1 ii 'V ' . . "in - jfr IiOOOSEVUXT'S VALET . - - ; Maybe this one is a clue to the third term mystery: . A friend encountered ' Irvln Mc-Duffie, Mc-Duffie, cheery Negro valet of President Roosevelt, and -inquired what he was doing. "Oh, I'm not; working for the President any more," he said, "I'm over the Treasury.' "In the Treasury! What happened happen-ed ?" ' ' ' '"Nothing happened,", replied Mc-Duffie Mc-Duffie with a broad grin. "I just figured that with things as uncertain uncer-tain as they are5 I'd better , get me a regular job while the getting was good. So that's why I'm "over in the Treasury. . That's a lot more permanent.";; ,.;( f JAPANESE! WART - T r r The real author of Secretary Hull's "Keep ; Out of ., the Dutch East Indies", note to . Japan was Stanley Hornbeck. for many years chief Far Eastern adviser of the State Department,, 1 Hornbeck is a former Harvard prof essor,; has spent several years In China, and was appointed by Frank B. Kellogg. For ten years I lornbeck has been " warning both Republican and. Democratic Secretaries Sec-retaries of State that Japan was going on the - rampage in China, and urging a firmer policy. With Roosevelt: and Hull he has made more . progress than with Hovoer and Coolidge, with the result re-sult that they have been figuring Notional League: St. Louis at Cincinnati: Postponed; Wet Tr. : .. .. ., ,..,..-- : 3 . ,i - .'-).....'. :.v ...... t - ..I , Ai4 TeteoUoiot National League games between the Cincinnati Reds and the Et Louis Cards at Cincinnati, O, were effectively effec-tively postponed when flood waters from the Ohio River backed onto Crosley Field. Inundating the diamond. At the same tune flood waters nit other parts ol the state for the second time this season. . m m f. ' . ' - '- is) : ; : out ways and means of r stopping what they figured to be the inevitable ine-vitable push of Japan toward the Dutch East Indies. First move was when Roosevelt pulled the U. S. fleet back from the New York . World's Fair when things looked black in Europe last summer. This was a gesture to Japan. , Second move was when he sent the fleet out to Hawaii from the California coast last autumn. And the third move- sending the fleet farther out Into the Pacific has been secretly dis cussed for some time. In fact, Secretary Hull had a meeting with the admirals about two months ago in which they weighed the pros and cons of letting the fleet cruise around the probable path to be taken by the Japanese fleet should they decide to head for the Dutch East Indies. -, :. " In the end the admirals decided it was too dangerous. - - into war,' it will be through the back door of the Pacific. -I - MERRY-GO-KOUNI . I MAY MEAN WAR - I - v " ' THE . DIG 20 HITS START SUNDAY v Watch For Them! But and this is important the U. S. fleet is now 800 miles be- yond -Hawaii.--lt 4-iOn maneu verSr4, y and obviously will not remain there long,. But it is not without signifi cance that the President chose this particular time, when Germany was pressuring Holland, to stage these mid-Pacific maneuvers. Also it is not without significance signifi-cance that he sent out the - fleet just at the exact time he warned Japan to keep out' of ' the. Dutch East. Indies. ' J Note The Hull warning to Japan Ja-pan is subject to various inter-. pretations, but the .'Interpretation Dave Ingalls, Taft campaign manager and cousin, is very super stitious. He always knocks wood when expressing a hope and , he will never enter a room in which there are thirteen persons. .. Representative Rep-resentative ' Frank Havenner. of San Francisco still has the habits he acquired as a' newsman for many years. When he has a speech or an important letter to write, he hangs it out himself on a typewriter next to his desk. ..Most politicos keep a - big - supply of photos on hand for publicity purposes, pur-poses, but not tall, gray-haired Senator Tom Stewart of Tennessee- He ' is,: so camera-shy that his staff can't get him to pose... j--..-. - - . ' (Copyright, 1940, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc).- Mutual to Stage TnrecrA'ctTDrama AMERICAN FORK "Under Twenty," thre act damar will be presented Tuesday night- at ; 8 o'clock in the high - school auditorium. audi-torium. Mrs. Eunice Bird Wadley ia ttia rtirrrnr Tno n av. i nrp- sented by the Alpine Stake w easal Mutual Improvement association. The cast consists ' of Stanley Peters, Selma Miller, Beth Hutch American Fork MISS LILLIE S3AFTER Reporter-rhone 100-W The "recent marriage of Miss Fern Wilkins, daughter , of Mi and Mrs. .Raymond . Robinson 'ot Alpine, and i Robert Richins,. sob of -Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Richins df American Fork will be the occasion Tuesday night for a. wedding reception re-ception given by the bride's parents par-ents in the Alpine ward gymnasium, gym-nasium, . . -Mr. and Mrs. Irving L. Pratt are spending two weeks in ; Los Angeles, guests. ! of ; their - son, Llewellyn -Pratt and family. - The annual election of officers of the Junior ; Literary League was held Monday night rat the regular meeting of the. League held at the ; home of . Mrs. Grant Ingersoll. Miss Beth Storrs was elected president; . Mrs. Althea Wing, Aice-presidenct; Mrs. Myrl Scott, secretary; Miss Lillie Shat ter, treasurer; Mrs. Pearl. Cun ningham, reporter; Mrs. ' Leona Grant and .' Mrs. ' Leona . Noyes, flower, committee; Mrs. " Delia Buckwalter, chorister; Mrs. Mary The Junior , Literary League was organized' in April of 1934; and Wednesday night the "birthday" "birth-day" of the League will be ap propriately celebrated at ,the Bromley club rooms. Special honor will be paid the presidents who have served in the six years. viz: Mrs. Alan r Pierson now Grove,. 1934-1935; SAVE WATER, ADVISES CLYDE . Six' recommendations for water conservation during the coming season, made by George D. Clyde, irrigation engineer at Utah State Agricultural experiment station at Logan, were being passed on to Utah county irrigators today by S. R. Boswell, county agent. Mr. Clyde, in a comunication to Mr. Boswell, said that the natural flow of streams this year is expected ex-pected to be considerably less than last year and only approxi mately 50 per cent of normal. He recommended that: 1. Canals and ditches be clean ed early so that . early applica tions of water might be made dur ing the high water season. Farmers Far-mers should pay particular at tention axid'. see that the . soil storage capacity is filled by the time high" water season is over. 2. Use short runs and relatively large streams on the pervious soils and long runs and relatively small streams .on the impervious soils. " 3. When the discharge from the river recedes to a point where the irrigation . streams, become , so small they cannot be handled efficiently1 ef-ficiently1 such streams should be combined and the combined streams rotated. 4. All controlled structures in the canals, laterals, - and farm ditches should be inspected : and made water tight. 5. ..Water- should be measured on to - the -farm in order that no more water should be applied to the land in a single irirgation than the soil will hold. It has been found as a result of the irrigation irriga-tion experiments In Weber and Davis, counties that under many conditions - two to , four Inches depth on application is sufficient to fill the soil storage reservoir. .. 6.;Particular care will be necessary neces-sary in the irrigating of gravelly bench . lands because these soils have a low water holdng capacity and it is I very easy to apply in a single 'irrigation more water than can be held in the soil profile pro-file within the limits of the root zone. .. '. . ; ivn it hv Mtjthihihed usae-e is .ings, Mac Groesbeck, Fred Bowen, that if Japan does not heed theEatae Brimhall, Beth Rushton, warning, it means war.' Nations Betty Houston and Junius Rey-do Rey-do not usually stick their necks "Olds. , out to tell another nation what to I . 1 v . do, without the risk of war. . . , . . So you can write it down as cer- I Gold,- when ground to a fine tain that if the United States gets powder is dark red, or black. 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' It was expected that " Mr. Greenwood will return to his field of .labor after his re covery. - ..- - Mrs. "Elmo Peters now . of .Provo, 1935-1836; Mrs. Leo Nelson, 1936-1937; 1936-1937; Mrs. Kenneth! Noyes, 1937-193S-1939; Mrs. Sherman Robinson Robin-son 1939-1940. v ; - : f Takes Off on a Dime, Lands on a Stamp v -'J : X Christian Science Church. 3v . . t rnk. if a m r A trl-motor place that takes off on a dime, unoj oa V "a ?eS. Lwering of engineiusnment so the plane rise, or lands almost f erUcaj , , Fox hunting costs about $50,-000,000 $50,-000,000 annually in England- Japan's Puppet Ruler of China "Doctrine of Atonement" was the subject of the lesson-sermon in First Church of Christ, Scientist, Scien-tist, Sunday, April 21. The golden text was: The k,n of man came not to be ministered minis-tered unto, tut to minuter, and to give his life a ransom for many" (Matthew 20;2S). Included in the scrirtural reading read-ing was the following: Then shall the kJr.frtiom of heaven be likened unto ten virgins, which look their lamps, and went forth to meet the briJe groom. And Die foolish said unto the wise. Give us of .your oil; for our larr.p-s are 'gone out. IJut" the wise answered, an-swered, saying. Hot so; lest there be not enough for us and you: but go ye rather to them that sell, and buy for yourselves" (Matthew 25:1. 8, 9). Embodied as correlative pais-sasres pais-sasres were the following from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." by Mary Baker Bak-er Eddy: -Christians do not continue con-tinue to labor and pray, expecting expect-ing because of another's gooJ-ness, gooJ-ness, suffering, and triumph, tiat they shall reach his harmony and reward (p. 21). 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