Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-03-15

Mlney, Mo.
Any financial niger" caught by
the toe. promptly "hollers." they lei
him go, and try some other toe.
Soon. u best minds" will de
eide what should be done. for the
good of all. Then you will know
whether you put in. take out. or do
neither.
Americans, as a nation have never
learned to "holler."
Patient, they sit. taking things as
they come, whatever is dealt TO
them. 1t is not so with England.
France or Germany. In those coun-
tries you hear from the people
quickly when things 90 wrong.
Many Americans are now making
solemn. soulful resolutions.
IF ! ever get II again. | shall
know enough to keep It,"
Nobody will ever persuade me
to run risks when | have all | real
ly need. Somebody else "a have
the imaginary profits"
But these resolutions will all melt
as others have melted when the Ia
ti0nal sun shines once more, prices
go up, business revives. dividends
reappear. good wages come back.
When the devil Is sick he decides
to become q monk. according to the
old saying. He has been sick often.
but he has never really become a
monk.
One thing that Americans should
ask themselves Is this:
Why do we organize our lives on
a basis of permanent worry?
In other countries, England, Ger
many, France, Italy, men map out
a budget of life as well as financial
budget.
They plan to work hard, for a Ger.
tain length of time, then enjoy
peace, the real life that comes with
freedom from anxiety.
In this country the farther we go
into old age. the more We plan. the
more we reach out, and the more
we worry.
When you see an old mans funer-
al in America you may say to your.
self. "There goes one who has only
just stopped worrying"
Some foolish middle-aged women
should be warned by a suit that a
twenty-eight-year-old, very hand
some taxi dancer" has brought
against a woman of ffty.three. The
woman, a wealthy widow, was so
silly and unfortunate as to believe
what the young man told her. She
wept with shame when her letters
to him were read In court.
The young gentleman" sues her
for 100000 for not keeping her
promise to marry him. 1t is strange
that any court should be compelled
to listen to such an outrageous case,
The Judge might well terminate the
proceedings by saying to the young
man, "Six months In jail will teach
you not to make q fool of a woman
old enough to be your mother"
Mr.. Woodin, the intelligent and
experienced citizen whom President
Roosevelt has selected as head Of
the treasury, said of the morato
rum: This is the start of the rea
thing. think we are on the bot
tom we will not go lower"
The important fact Ia that bust
ness and the people generally nov
know where they are. and can be
gin building from here.
President Roosevelt intimates /,
few of the things that are to b.
done.
He would put people to work
partly by direct government re
cruiting."
: They would be taken to Jobs ant
put at them the same as three o
four million men we're taken from
their work for a fighting Job In Eu
rope and put at that.
They might not like the Job 70
! which they would be recruited now
! but 1t would at least be a job.
q King George is recovering fror
0 a cold. Perhaps with all this ez
citement you didn't know he ha
one, but be did. and several doctor
tell you he is getting better.
1 Other European news reports tina
= Austria and Germany are agai
talking of getting together. Franc
r vetoed that some time ago. but "
o toes have become less importar
0 since the League of Nations vetoe
Japan's trip to China and Japa
g went ~cheerfully ahead.
MIR. Hitler. who was to go I
II Geneva to discuss disarmament wit
! the League of Nations, says he wi
8 not go unless Mussolin also goes
person.
I Mr.. Hitler apparently believe
@ that dictators should get togethe
r That is the difference between Hi
Ter and Mussolini. If Mussolil