The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-04-16
JOE CAItLAUX
ALWAYS COMES
BACK SMILING
French Political Chieftain
Refuses to Stay Down;
Tells Plain Truths
BY MILTON BRONNER
NEA Service Writer

London, April 1G.-Joseph Call
laux is the French politician with
nine lives. There have been enough
things in his career to have smashed
a dozen politicians, but he always
manages to come back smiling. In
the first place, he has a first class
brain and. in the next place, he seems
to be the only one willing to tell
the French some plain home truths.
Thus, the other day, he wrote:
"The financial pharmacopea is
more limited than people imagine. 1t
is in vain that one will seek there
an elixir which will pring rapid
recovery in health. On the shelves
one finds only two medicaments,
simple, but painful to absorb. And
they produce results only if the pa
tient follows severe regime. These
two medicaments are Work and
Economy"
Like the United States, Turkey
has an immigration problem. But
unlike the United States, Turkeys
immigration is that of Turks wishing
to come back to Turkey. It's anoth-
er one Of the aftermaths of the chain
of wars with which the world has
been cursed. As result of the last
war in which Turkey licked Greece.
thousands of Greeks have left Asia
Minor to settle in Grecian territory.
And thousands of Turks have left
Greece to settle in Turkey. And now
new migration has commenced. A
considerable portion of old Mace
dona has been given to Jhgoslavia.
The Serbs and Turks have always
been hostile. Therefore, the Turks
are anxious to get out from under
Serbian rule. But Turkey will only
allow 10000 of them to come in a
year. 1t provides them with land
and seed credits, but expects them
to build their own homes and secure
their own necessary capital.
M. Dellac is member of the
French Chamber of Deputies. More
over he is quite an obscure member.
But not so long ago the House suf-
fered long speech from him and
nobody objected, although he drooled
and droned along for an hour. And
the reason for his immunity is pc.
culiarly French. He has voice ex-
actly like that of M. Doumergue
president of the French republic!
"You can't expect us to be dis.
courteous to the voice of the presi-
dent, can you?" asked a prominen n,
deputy irritably. Imagine some hay.
seed congressman taking up an hour.
time of the House of Representative
because he had down-east accen,
exactly like that of President Cool.
idge!
Despite all the talk about Eng
lands slowness in providing house:
for her population, acres upon acre.
of small homes have been added te
the territory that is incorporated il
the city of London. And most o.
these houses have gardens in from
and in back. But the evil thing fo,
England is that all of them are bull,
for the middle class. Here in Londor
you find no suburban districts, sucl
as we have at home, where sturd,
workmen are housed with their fami
lies and which they are buying OF
time. And that is one of the reason.
why the British workman is a dis
satisfied man. His hunger for
home of his own is hardly ever an
peased. What happily for us is tax
en- as a matter of course, is over her
considered almost miracle. Tn
British worker who owns a real hon
and garden, is the exception ratih
er than the rule. It perhaps ex
plains some Of the trouble, Of th
tBritain Of today.