The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-12-11


feelings of the big three consider
ably more than Mussolini's Italy
has ever hurt them.
With Mussolini down, chaos, fol-
lowed by anarchy and disagreeable
consequences, might develop.
The big three should know that
one Russia in Europe is enough at
time.
A girl from Iowa and a boy from
Missouri are selected as the
"healthiest boy and girl in the ma
tion." The girl scored 99.7 out of
a possible 100 points. The boy
scored 99.7.
Such scoring, of course, means
little. Life and health depend
primarily on heart, kidneys, lungs
and nerve force.
The lungs can be developed,
heart and kidneys can be protect
ed. Nervous energy can be built
up somewhat, but You get most of
it at birth.
Voltaire, as baby, had fits, and
If it hadn't been for a kind hearted
Catholic priest, who showed his
mother how to take care of him, put
ting him in hot water when the fits
came on, he would have died as
baby. Instead, having wonderful
nervous force, he died in Paris long
past eighty-after a tremendous
triumph, in which one of his plays
was produced. The popuIace took
the horses from his carriage and
dragged him home. He had worked
furiously all his life.
Health goes deeper than pink
cheeks and sparkling eyes.
The worst of all hatreds is re-
ligious hatred. In one of the re-
Gently established Balkan countries
four hundred students celebrate .
gathering by beating with heavy
sticks all the Jews they meet and
smashing windows in stores owned
by Jews.
A mob of 200 prevented the
Catholic archbishop of Liverpool
from entering Notre Dame convent
to attend prize giving. The con
vent windows are stoned, ratings
torn down and the archbishop pelt-
ed by the mob, but, fortunately, he
pScaDed SerjoI1S injury
A recent fire in Catholic church
In New York city is attributed to
arson, as is another in New Jersey.
Lady Aston gives a party and
Invites only women, thirty-six of
them, who, says she, are the thirty
six most important women In Eng
land.
And they are all workers In
some field, scientists, doctors, gov
eminent workers. Not one would
be called by our American report
ers "a society woman" or anything
approaching it.
1t would be interesting to print
the pictures of those thirty-six
women selected by Lady Astor and
contrast with their faces the thirty
six most important women, il they
could be identified, in the New
York city's -four hundred" select
ed by Ward McAllister long ago.
Which set of thirty-six faces do
you think would show the most in
telligence?
DR.. Miller Reese Hutchinson has
q new invention, and Hawks, our
greatest air pilot at the moment,
is experimenting with it. The i'm
portance of this invention, if Doc
tor Hutchison's hopes are realized,
cannot be exaggerated.
1t will take from the fumes OF
gasoline the deadly quality that
poisons the air in great cities, caus-
Ing occasional deaths in closed
Even more important is the fact
that this new gasoline device is ex-
pected to increase the cruising |
range of an airplane by almost 100
per cent.
Any workman fighting against
improved methods in machinery or
else fights against himself
In the long run.
Similarly any individual that
lights against a new idea also
fights against himself.
In Britain's cotton industry, as
IA certain lines Of work here, work
ers refuse to do as much or even
half as much as they might do If
hey chose. They call this "help-
ng the other man to get a job"
Mill owners in England offered
increased pay to their workers, al
most doubling wages, if the men
would attend to eight looms in
stead OF the usual four, which they
could do quite well.
The men say mo-" They want
o do half as much as they can, SO
IS to give twice as many men work.
That idea will keep them poor
md force in machines that will do
more than men ever dreamed of
loing. ,
TO fight progress is folly.
q, 1s3v. by King Features Syndicate, Incl