Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-08-04

Sen, was 10 all in Er.ny Rr,ch
tents and purposes
the dictator of the Prussian state
On Tuesday President Won linden
burg. considering that public order ans
security were no longer endangered
lifted the state OF martial law tina
had been put on Berlin and the pro
vince OF Brandenburg and that hay
been In effect for six days The exec
utive authority Mus reverted to tn,
president of police of Berlin and tn.
governor Of Brand4nburg.
Gen. Kurt von< Schleicher, minister
Of war, In radio campaign speech
i served notice on the world that un
less Germany Is granted equality ant
released from the limitations OF the
her own security by reorganizing her
armed forces.
| GERMANY decided that she could
- safely adhere to the Franco-Brit.
ish agreement that was formulated at
Lausanne. but her acceptance was
qualified with provision that Ger
many vii not become involved In any
bloc formed TO deal with war debts.
limiting her adherence solely to prob.
lens affecting the European regime. "
Italy and Ruinania are among the ma
lions that have signed the pact
ENEMIES OF President Machado Of
~ Cuba are determined to compass
the downfall of his regime and per-
haps his death. The severe course OF
the government does not check them
In the least and bombings, shootings
and assassinations are OF daily occur
renee. The Communists. as always.
are taking advantage OF the situation
to stir up all trouble possible. and red
mobs carrying banners inscribed
Down with the Government have
been having bloody encounters with
the Havana police
Among Machadors foes are counted
many OF the younger members OF the
islands best families. The other night
the police arrested twenty young
women, most OF them teachers In the
Havana normal school. when they Wis
tied In hospital a woman who had
been injured by explosion OF bomb
she had made. Other arrests Included
normal teacher. two physicians and
customs broker. Soldiers killed three
brothers accused of conducting a
campaign of incendiarism on sugar
mills In the Matanzas district.
n Nj or those marine tragedies that
- not infreQnently shock the world
occurred in the Baltic sea on the coast
OF Holstein. The German naval train.
ing ship Niobe was caught In a sudden
storm. upset and sank. and sixty nine
officers and cadets persisted. The
steamer Theodore .iuss was nearby
and her llfeboats picked up thirty sev-
en- men. The only officers saved were
the captain and the first mate. Most
OF the lost cadets were trapped In
classroom between decks.
The Niobe was formerly owned and
commanded BY Count Felix yon Luck
ner the famous sea raider OF war
times. In Chicago. where he was Wis
iting, the count said: "She was a
good ship, so strong did not think
she could be sunk
a MONG the deaths OF the week
were those Of Nelson O'Shaugb.
messy, a veteran Of the United States
diplomatic service, In Vienna; Fred
Duesenberg OF indianapolis. pioneer au-
tomobile manufacturer; Caleb Powers.
central figure In drama OF politics
and murder thirty years ago In Ken
lucky; Florenz Ziegfeld, musical com
edy producer who "glorIfed" the
American girl; Reginald Fessenden,
eminent as a radio inventor: Alberto
Santos Dumont Of Brazil, one OF the
earliest and most famous OF ayiators,
and Enrco Malatesta OF Italy, for
years leader of anarchists
In CELEBRATION Of the one hun.
dred and fifty-seventh anniversary
OF the first United States postal serv-
Ice established by act Of the con
tinental congress July &c, TITO, Maj.
James DoolIttle made most notable
airplane flight. In Is hours and 40
minutes he covered more than 1900
miles, passing over IA states. BY
stage coach and saddle horse the dis
lance would have taken about four
years In continental days.
Flying with Doolittle was Miss Anne
Madison Washington. direct descend.
ant Of General Washingtons brother
John. Another passenger was A. r.
Maple, representing the Aeronautical
Chamber OF Commerce of America,
under the auspices Of which the flight
was made.
During the day they dropped 80
packages OF letters. bearing air mail
stamps, at various points in their Jour.
ney OF historic interest.
a NDREW w. MELLON, ambassa.
; dor to Great Britain, returned for
"A short yfU{t Of hic bor,a ha,.ts~ 49,