Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-09-06
This Week
ARTHUR BRIsBANE
State No. "a
Something Is Moving
Cuba Welcomes Jews
Science Goes Ahead

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Science Goes Ahead
Before the prohibition vote
started In the state of Washington
some earnest drys said: "A shock
LIS coming to the vets In this case
What came is no longer a shock.
washington going wet as rapidly as
possible, had decided to be state
No. "a In the wet column. with
never a state In the dry column.
The United States seems to know
what IL does not want.
Railroad figures indicate that
something is moving In the United
States.
General Atterbury of Pennsyl-
vania has already paid back all of
the millions that he borrowed
from the r. #. @. to finance the
identification Of his railroad from
New York to Philadelphia. and the
first 5S" railroads making July re
ports show increases of net operat.
Ing income for the month of July of
APO per cent, or from s9,423, 900 to
$40.454,000. When the railroads
prosper, the country prospers, for
then goods are moving and money
is being spent.
A little while ago Spain and Por.
tugal said to the Jews. I'VE do not
want you, get out" The Jews left,
and commercial prosperity went
with them to Holland and to Eng.
land. Times whirllgig takes an.
other turn, and Cuba, controlled
largely by men of Spanish blood,
invites Jews to come from Ger.
many, offering a sincere welcome
and easy naturalization as citizens.
Cuba's new President, Cespedes,
says "the new government will
make every effort to aid the Jews
In becoming Cuban citizens, and
finding here the promised land"
Marconi, truly great because he
increases knowledge, comfort and
safety. announces a short-wave In
to protect airplanes and
ships. 1T will tell the flyer his
above the earth and the ship
captain how near the bottom Is to
the ships keel. Marconi provides
the improved Misunderstanding
machine that flyers need.
Thanks to Mrs. Franklin ID.
Roosevelt's kind heart, there has
been established a camp for ''for-
gotten women"
There they are well fed. A kind
hearted counselor 'sees to 1t that
they rest after meals" IL liz com.
forting to read of that The pity
Is that the women who camp In
kitchen and the laundry. whose ex-
ercise Is mending. darning. wash.
ing the children and making their
clothes, have nobody to impress on
them that they should rest after
meals"
Another girl, number eight, has
swum the English channel. Twenty
years old, named Sunny Lowry,
she finished In fifteen hours and
forty minutes, one hour and ten min
utes behind Gertrude Ederle's record.
These channel swims show what
terrific power of endurance nature
has given to women fighting choppy
waves, strong currents, cold water,
and swimming violently with strain
on heart and courage, all the way.
Dispatches from London have re-
peatedly reported the English as
at Ireland,s hostile atti-
tude toward Britain. The smiles are
partly explained by the news that
Irish sales of goods abroad, England
being the principal market, have
dropped by nearly S150,0OO,000 dur
ing the first seven months of this
year. II, however, the Irish have
eaten their own butter, ducks, chick
ems, eggs and beef, instead of send
ing them to England, that would
not be such bad news.
Everything Is for the best In this
best of all possible worlds, presum-
ably, but angels that don't know
how we manage must be surprised
when Gabriel says to them: Down
there, with hundreds of millions
hungry, they are cutting down
earth's food supply, diminishing the
planting of wheat by law, and with
other millions half or entirely naked,
they are cutting down the cotton
acreage by law"
Those that have lived In Bavaria
and know the religious character Of
the people will be interested In the
statement that ''the Bavarian vii
Iage Of Malnbernheim. In repair.
Ing the steeple of the Evangelical
church. mounted the swastika. EN-.
hlem Instead of the usual Cross