Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-18

q the League of Nationg effort
The supreme council COMMITTEES.
>. why does Hoover hold aloof7 why
does ne refuse to cooperate With eth
ers! Why does he want 10 pla1 q
lone hand?" complain the critics vAo
seem to feel it is just q matter e per-
sonal pride.
The fact, straight from a plain Us,-
ulating American who n in poeifian
to know is: Hoover il the only one
OF al the relief people who has any
money. He has some $14, 100000 Tor
this purpose. he can get more, much
more. Nanssn has no money. The
has none.
Hoover Llstsss oslsdy.
when these other agencies cpms .
Hoover With suggestions for ce-epera-
ton. 40 Listens politely and t1,sn ~:
t tas }. thsy can 'sr-ah-a-huna--ss-s1sr-
What It means. says my i1elpgzuu,uasA 1.
that they are willing to heln Hoove
spend his money. Hoover VIM oeeo-
crate with anybody Who has the reeds
Dnt not 70 the point Of cutting one loe1
or bread in too many small pieaee.
Meantime, one Of he mort snaasAa
and practical things 40 an act a 49,
~ to be done in Europe 10 the pseoea-
ration BY the American Red Cfuse .
the Austrlan government Of an III euf-
Plus stock Of tobacco and cearettan.
What to do with this suephs hes -
been problem to the Red CaoaD -
tnor1ties at the PaRis hsodmaresaa
Ihe army stocks of tobacco were eo1
along with the rest Of the war surplna
to the French government ana retanod
at low price
Don Like Americas clpsssetsa
Inc French smoker, heweve, ia me-
take 90 American cigarettes md wh1D
american residents eagerly bsnkht Aak
not enough Americans 20 unete ~
stock move quickly. Therefofe vhn
the Red Cross proposed thse -
French authorities buy their sto(Ae
also, the French "rsneged."
It also refuses to allow tAe Red
Cross to sell them at IN h France
unless tina full tax 10 paid. TIN na6e
tne price so high that sale wes nm
possible Other European eovsen-
ments were appealed to but "a W.
Tor everywhere the tax on tobacco N
high At last happy expekent vas
hit upon.
The Red Cross committe. d.csa,d
70 give the tobacco which cost 80
Red Cross $4,000 to the Austrian
sovenament on condition that the let4er
'eI 1t at determined price substan-l
laIV equivalent to the retail price al
n Ame erica and devote the proceeds to4
milo relief under supervision.
Buy Cows With Mensx
meanwhile, plans for applying 0e
proceeds to the relief Of VisnnsS M
babies are wen un6ar
say. Inc plan jointly adopted b de
.osernment and the Red Cross peo-
1aes Tor the purchase Of COWS, With
sln oe Drought into the territory In
milk from these cows win "a 6,raceS~
o the shops and to the .varions cS;id
ealth stations distributing reH@S "a
ne babies Of the poor.
To expedite the work TIA Ar,%a.-
nance ministry has already arreed
. advance part Of the money e1nsct-
q to be realized from ~ TX ~
.merican stocks. The toeai - ~
ealized. according to Red Oroea oAf,.
lals viii not be far from 116O.Oo0 :.
1e value Of goods Is conGdernhIv ~.
" the retail value.
, Some idea Of dearth q MIN n
Jenna may be gathered from ~ fsrs
.at whereas the normal NM snnniv
the city 10 about Loo, 600 sai{ons
sig i has dropped untI Il h nov
ardly 100000 gallons
Dairy Laads 0oas.
Part Of the cause of this n ths fact
lae the great dairy landa vhich Co.