Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-11-30

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sayre Is a professor
In the Harvard law
school and will re- 2 oAy'e
move from Cambridge to Washington
as soon as arrangements can be made
with the university.
As adviser ON foreign affairs to the
government Of Siam. Mr.. Sayre has
had wide experience In the negotia
ton of political and commercial
treaties. Since 1925 he has negotiated
treaties between the Siamese govern
ment and the governments of France,
Great Britain, the Netherlands, Spain,
Portugal, Denmark, Sweden, Norway.
and italy. He holds decorations from
all of the principal nations OF Europe.
T LIEUTENANT COMMANDER SET
- TIE of the navy and Major Ford
ney of the marines finally found
a day of favorable atmospheric con
ditions and made their l~ong-delayed
flight into the stratosphere. Their
big balloon assembled from Akron
Ohio, and reached an altitude of 81 ,223T
feet. This beat the existing record by
about 5000 feet, though Russia's STRAIT
osphere explorers claimed to have ris
en- above G22,oo0 feet.
Settles balloon and aluminium ball
came down in a southern New Jersey
..xvnr.v ovS thn t~~p Sur;nx nyrJnvara
e~xtricated themselves safely and were
taken by airplane to Washington
where they were received by the sec.
rotary of the navy and other officials.
NTEWFOUNDLAND Is about to lose
~ its status as a British dominion
and be denoted to that of a crow col,
ony. This course has been recon-.
mended by a royal commission that
has been Investigating the dominion's
tangled financial affairs. The report
of this body charges that Newfound.
lands debt, which has reached the
point where the interest consumes 80
per cent of the states income, lis
largely due to reckless waste and ex-
fravagance and to the absence of CON
structive and efficient administration
Newfoundland was the first Of Great
Brftain's overseas colonies. Labrador
Is included In It's government, and one
Of the suggested solutions for the u.s.
lands difficulties has been to sell Lab
rador to Canada, paying the public
debt with the proceeds.
showed the other day what scien-
lists declared was the greatest earth
quake ever recorded. But fortunately
it occurred way up toward the North
pole, between Greenland and Baffin Is-
land where there was nothing to de-
stroy except land formation and nc
lives to be taken.
ERNEST W. GIBSON, who formerly
- was a congressman from Vermont,
will go back to Washington to repre-
sent that state In the senate. He was
appointed by Governor Wilson to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Senator Porter Ell. Dale.
ITISCONSIN'S farm strike fizzled
w out, so 1t was called of by the
heads Of the Farm Holiday associn-
ton and the milk pool. The picketf
were all withdrawn and shipments OF
milk and other farm produce to the
markets were resumed. The milk
pool leader said another "holIdny'
probably would be ordered In Feb.
ruary.
sHINA seems to be headed for an.
- other civil war OF major proper
tions. The famous Nineteenth route
army, which defended Shanghai against
the Japanese early last year, has re
volted against the Marking govern
ment and issued a declaration OF In
dependence OF Fuklen province. It Ii
rumored the army has reached an I'm
Outstanding with the communists ir
Kiangsi province.
The fact that Fukien's chief polltica
principle Is continued opposition K
Japan has caused apprehension tina
1t Is likely to provoke Japanese inter
ventIon. The province contains exten
sive Japanese interests and is re
garded as a Japanese sphere due to It'll
location opposite the Japanese isIant
colony on Formosa.
I'M DECEMBER 8 the fascist Crane
- council will be convoked to dis
narnn the nfaaufinn ne Ifnl.t~ -a.rnhor