Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-04

q 1~-rnaanys churches, Protestant and
Catholic
GathoLic bishops. according to re-
pts conclude that sit Is futile to
e1g8se the trend OF naturalization
z1 they will unite In a proclama-
TIA reTrzcfIng all existing measures
L z0rce against the Nazis-"
I@~rtar Happier, head OF the Ger
Ea1 Evangelical Church league, an
1slzees- Work will Immediately be-
IL On the creation of 4 new church
ca1sLEErion- Professionalism Herewith
h@ms = new era The German church
: determined to hear the call OF the
hour and give the united people a
-Eef church.
Hitler continues his onward march
% absolute power. Born in Austria,
- = = Catholic HIndenburg is a
Protestant
The big news important to the whole
Ha-ad tells J0u that Canada has gone
g tie gold basis. officially. Canada
ErzeE5eaIly abandoned 1t long ago
HAea IL forbade gold exports.
TIE Canadian finance minister puts
{ gently. Canada has halted the re-
en 81 dominion notes IN gofd.H
Gold Is abandoned, It's last great
S-gazhoEd Il France. How long will
ErzEee stick to too dear moneyr7
TIE financial world asks, sFWhat
= za0reyT7 what Is real yaluo"7
Dae thing il certaIn-a lump OF
gaad hidden away In the treasury is
- real value Money is some
A1g used for convenience In trad
ire something with which you can
AzF what you want. Ii you are able
. EaF Tor IT.
AMI bear In mind that whatever
- United States calls money will
aAEays . good money, unless we play
1ae feel and print money reckIessIy.
T. United States people will learn
E-re By Little what all the mutterinx
zH1 zauznhEing in Washington Is about
Fzres ct foreign gentlemen, as they
kave. will tell Us something.
David Lawrence suggests a plan
y eHsnfraae All gold, Uncle Sans
iz2f In mn international bank In
Switzerland Then sthe legal ratio
gbzck ef paper money issued) could
= rvsaaeed TO 10 per cent
TEeie SIM could then imagine him
sell o. the gold basis, presumably,
alzhEwz-h he wouldn't have any gold
Ard Mr. Stain Of Russia, when he
ct around to IT, with his airpIana
feet sufficiently developed, might set
cot throzuxa the air. headed for Swift
eTan1r Nth an object worth while.
III yuu have any gold boarded, ex-
cesxHrax $40 In amount, o are IL
able to = $4,000 fine, or 10 years
Imprisonment. OK both You might call
that being really OF the gold basis,
- regards American citizens They
AAope that foreign nations will not be-
aIao~ed to draw from Washington the
god that In considered too good for
ordinary America, but they would not
bet aa t.
Britain evidently expects substan-
ti2I eood TO come OF MacDonaId's Wis
1. Ao& merely friendly talk but good
rzzA results
The British budget for 1893 81 m
pwesented to the house Oh commons,
rayes ont any provision for paying
1mything to America
Un<16 the debt agreement which
lcaIed down obligations, England
IAGsId p~y to Uncie Sam. In the COM
N yesr $1se. O00y 900, ut the present
.fe Il exchange amounting to $1,000
10 psundx-
III Premier Macdonald can talk us
vnt al that. MS other intelligent for
hare talked us ont OF other
hEnxxx England viii be much obliged.
The Chinese Swastika Society"
wonder what that liz, any con-
aerxfxssa with the German branch), has
ontrahzted 10000 Chinese dollars,
sirer. and the Japanese Red Cross
xzs Contributed 10000 yen to earth
sufferers I'm southern California
sneh sincere good feeling is appre-
lated huF many i'm California and
4sexhere feed that this country. In
of Its troubles. should be able to
x< siarg without foreign help
China especially. with thousands
yfnK sf starvation every year, should
ut roGsfrahsHte To = country I'm which
b. Hsarss serious problem liz how to
Esarfhgufe @reo much of everything"
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Jacob RUPERT whose brewing busi-
ess dates back to- early days In New
'ork~ demands. wisely that the sale
I beer De- kept separate from that OF
rhfxky and other Intoxicating L.
uarx i'm the interest OF permanent
temperance and national welfare.
Mr. EHrrert SAYS. 1.-The saloon was
- FrzrEex<trsn which forced the