Nogales international., 1927-12-09
cOMPANIONATE WEDLOCK.
OUR WASHINGTON HOLDINGS.
ONE SLIP FOR WOMAN.
LINDBERCH AND MARIE.
By Arthur Brisbane

president Coolidge talked with
William Green. president of the
American Federation of Labor,
about soft coal labor troubles in
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and
Ohio. Labor men charge that
railroads are united ito depreSs
prices Of coal for fuel purposes. '
Government might in certain
cases affecting public welfare fix
prices OF the product and the labor
that produces it.
There was no hesitation about
fixing the wheat prices during the
war, fixing process that cost the
farmers about 81 on every bushel'
that they might have got and
didn't get on every busheL
The much discussed "compan-
ionate" marriage of young man
of twenty with the eighteen-yeaT-
old daughter of Mr.. Haldeman-
julius is not as new as it seemed.
After marriage each will live at
home to solve problems of house
keeping, while the bride continues
her work in high school and then
in college, and the young man COM
tinues studying at the University
of Kansas. -
If the marriage doesn't turn out;
30 be perfect, the plan is to ar.
range for a divorce.
-
That is looking farther ahead
than young people generally care
10 look. Life, marriage and other
things may not be perfect, but the
young think, hope and believe that
xhey are.
:. And THINKING, HOPING and
BELIEVING gradually build up
1rhat is worth while in life.
Germany signs the League of
Nations agreement "affording pro-
lection to women workers before
and after childbirth" A woman
:veuld be allowed to qgit work -aix
weeks before the birth Of child
and remain away six weeks after-
ward, with pay and free medical
attention.
/! That sounds alsn0stsiiks eivilixa-
sion---governments compelling ega-
ployers to do for women what in
tefIigent horse owners did Ter
mares thousand years ago.
A tax assessor at Washington.
ID c.. values White House, build
ing and grounds, at $22. 600, 900; thc
Capitol, $S3,O00,000: State, War
and Navy buildings, SIS. 500. .0O0s
Treasury Building, SIS, ,0oQ.000
Uncle Sam should get some hy-l
ing machines to protect all that
property. A dozen bombing enemy
Aiers could soon knock those
buildings around the ears of men
that live or work in them.
A mother and father hid 500 in
a bureau drawer, telling only their
thirteen-year-old daughter, Chris-
tina, where the money was. It
disappeared. Three times the
girl denied that she had stolen the
money, then drank carbolic acid
and may die. Not all parents re-
alize a chiid's intensity OF feek
ing.
Judge Inch says "one slip" does
not prove a woman immoral, or
justify withholding citizenship
from her.
1t seems to depend on the size
and kind of the slip. Poor Eve
bit the apple and that slip cost
not only her citizenship but her
actual residence in the Garden
and the great privilege of bearing
children without pain.
Besides. the law, which allows
each dog one bite before con-
demning him, might we'll allow q
lady one slip. a
Ruth Elder, charming young
lady, attracted attention and news
papers gave her at least $780,
100000 worth of free advertising.
Now the intelligent Loew Com
pany gives her 81 600 a day tor
loo days to tell about it in vaude-
vile,
For 100000 intelligent Mr..
Nicholas M. Schenck gets the
benefit of $l00,O00,000 worth OF
publicity.
Madame Curic could not. get
100000 for telling about radiurr.
The people want action.
Students at Chicago's North
western University vote Lind
bergh and Henry Ford the big
cest men of the year" 0uesn
Marie leads the women.
President Coolidge. Mussolini,
the Prince of Wales. Mayor
Thompson. Edison, Tunney, Al
Smith, Babe Ruth got votes.
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