Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-09-03
This Week
L Arthur BRIsaANR

Courage Not Lost
This Wide, Round World
Rome's Old Mountain
MIR. Lynch Came Home
Germany lost the war and victorious
nations have been milking her of her
gold. industriousIy. But Germany did
not lose courage
AS this was written the giant Ger
man airpane DON. was roaring 5000
feet above the old Brooklyn bridge,
outside this office window, on her
way up the East river after 1900
mile flight, via South America. Our
biggest airpanes. flying with DO-X
look smaller than kingbirds pursuing
u crow
Taking Samuel Johnson's advice
Let observation with extensive view
Survey mankind, from China to
Peru
Nph hih q NRitd btcss N'tiiN0 1aN
excited. from China to Peru, from
Peru to Maine, and from Milne around
to japan.
0OO,000 to Great Britain. The PROPOSE
ton Is that the loan shnll have sub
stantial guarantees.
What interest will Britain pay7
Brazil is throwing surplus coffee
overheard. If you don't believe it you
may see the actual photographs. I'm
Gle Sam should get that coffee in ex-
change for wheat. keep the coffee and
enough OF the wheat to feed anybody
that may need food during the coming
winter. On hot coffee and good bread
man can live. The government
could help the farmer by adding a
little bacon.
Mr. Lynch. the Chicago turf mag
nate polite euphenIsm for gam
bier home as predicted. driving his
own ear. says the kidnapers we're
most courteous That reminds you
OF Abe kahihbe's letter from Ger
man prison. telling how wonderfully
he was treated. with the postscript,
'1Ther shot Meyer yesterday for COM
planning
In response to pitiful appeals, the
4bIg shot," Mr. Capone. hae said, 81
shall see whit can do" He did see.
and the kidnapped man came home.
And now Chicago's police are looking
for Cnpone to arrest him as knowing
something about the kidnapping in the
first place What do you think Of that
for ingratitude?
IussOllnf announces A program OF
winter work for the idle that will
cost si5,O00.O0O and employ 100000
men,
a talk with Mussolni might inter
est President Hoover and Walter s.
clifford. In charge OF oar problem,
more than many talks with the ad-
yisory committee OF sixty.
And this is said with the greatest
respect for the ability OF the Presi-
dent and Mr. Clifford and the commit
Tee Mussolini has personally han
died nations problems and its popu-
lation, sweeping aside all other au-
thority for years. and he possesses
unique experience.
An investigating committee alleges
that Bishop James Cannon. Jr., re-
ceived contributions amounting to
100000 70 help him in his fight
against former Governor Smith for
President. This emphasizes the fact
that the campaign in 1928 was re-
ligious campaign, and not all a pro-
hibition campaign. as many have er-
roneously believed.
Herndon, who flew with pangborn
from New York to Japan. tells Sen
ator Borah: I'VE are still in Jam.
Please get us permission from Japan
to fly the Pacific. nonstop to the Unit
ed States"
Senator Borah will probably do his
best and the wise Japanese will say
All right. 70 fly. but don't fly over
and photograph our Notifications this
time
Before we criticize Japan let us
ask what we should say If two esti-
mable japanese pilots flew to this
country, over our Notifications, TAX
Ing photographs on the way.
The Italian king and Mussolinl,
having watched nearly one thousand
Italian airplanes in mock war, do
not deceive themselves or the public.
They announce that If it had been a
real battle it would have wiped out
Spezia, Italy's shipbuilding center, in
short order while the king and Mus
solini looked on.
France has perhaps Ave times as
many fighting planes as Italy mora