Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1927, Page 23

« 1 THE EVE G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1927. ‘RADIO RELIEF NOW tion Put Directly on Upper House. Struc st on a broad- s in ist also on a limit t to the length of the fir on of the next C n other words, to about one y ses: Compromise Defended. i sion was de along with nfant radio. of the opp! o of party and bloc lines. was apparent on both si vote Monday But the 29, upon the bill compr mise obtainal and upon his s ement th: mit the bill conference tt islation at ond motion but included yet it also w The votes were noteworthy b failure of a large number of S to vote and the apparent reluctance of many who did vote. It is evident the opposition’s arguments ha tered, but the danger of fail any legislation at all this sess chaos prevailed in the ether plainly was feared, The radio public’s de- mand upon_ Congress has been too insistent to be disregarded. CHURCHILL’S SPARE TIME IS DEVOTED TO ART WORK ‘When He Would Forget National Perplexities He Turns to Brush and Palette. By the Associated Press. LONDON, February 9.—When Win- ton Churchill wants to forget budgets and everything else connected with his job as chancellor of the exchequer he picks up a brush and palette and begins to paint. To ease his_mind of affairs of state as President, Wood row Wilson used to read detecti stories night after night in the W House, and Mr. Churchill tried th but the system did not work. So k to his paint brush as an ase his mind when troubled by figures and finance. Mr. Churchill is very skillful with palette and brush, having studied ert s a boy, and his friends declare he could have easily become a palnter of the front rank had he been able to shake off the family tradition of politics. The chancellor of the exchequer’s | §dea of an ideal holiday is to skip pft to Egypt and spend a week or two painting the pyramids. s insistence that s now written was the best rom the House to recom- “Trudie” on Air Sunday. @ertrude Ederle, conqueror of the| nnel, will tel 8 | Assembly grounds are being com- pleted in Umatilla, Fla., for Winter | neetings of Baptist and other denom- { inations. LAMBDEN KAY IS URGED FOR NEW RADIO BOARD “Voice of South” Being Supported as Commissioner from Second Zone. as of the t the micro- 1 West started as the repre. candidates for > first | 5t n, wh fio bill and par T ¢ e of the conference o report through the House. W. of the Department of Com 0 has been mentloned, but if n is to funetion for only it is doubtfu e for the a temporary position. |QUEEN MARY’S HOBBY IS NURSING, SHE ADMITS Might Have Done So Professionally if She Had Not Married Future Ruler. By the Associated Press. 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