Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-03-08

can injure all the others. and force
bank closings. without good reason.
The holidays, established by proc
lamation of the various governors,
prevent hasty harmful action.
China continues to endure the
sings and arrows of outrageous
fortune. II only Japan attacked,
as she would have done formerly.
with real slings and arrows. China
would stand 1t and perhaps conquer.
But modern Japan Uses airplanes,
exploding bombs, armored tanks
that grunt and roar. blowing their
way through Chinese regiments.
splitting fire and bullets as they go.
And to make 1t worse. London re-
fuses to ship arms to either Japan
or China. This is hard on China,
and she protests.
TO make Chlna's situation more
desperate. according to Gen. Tang
Yu-lin, governor of Jehol. the jap
anese are dropping poison gas
bombs" from airplanes.
A few days before the Chinese
had been accused of using poison
gas against japan.
Our high moral western ciyili-
zation' need not criticize this. 1t
is not long since the allies. with
horror, were accusing Germany of
using poison gas. and then using 1t
themselves most industriously.
Conditions In Germany would be
called "civil war" but for the sane
tion of Won Hindenburg. whom Ger
many trusts.
Hitler, for one thing, possesses
one Mussolini characteristic, hav-
ing In his hands almost absolute
power. Germany. methodical. has
formulated rules for the suppress
sion of extreme radicalism.
You can 20 to jail for ten years
IL you spread false news concern
ing government affairs or divulge
government secrets.
For urging workers to strike You
20 to jail for three years. The pen
atty for revealing military secrets
Is death, and for espionage II Is
life Imprisonment.
Radicals are locked up, dozens at
a time.
A troubled world we live In.
Assorted ~inanciers indicted In
Chicago.
Prisoners In a California prison
at Folsom try TO seize the prison
and kidnap the warden, using home
made guns. They fail. the ring
leader kills himself.
Have you read the descriptions
of dreadful American conditions"
In Lord Beaverbrook's London Ex-
press? You would be surprised.
Lord Beaverbrook's trained re-
porters discover that many Ameri-
cans can no longer afford gas for
their automobiles. so they fasten
horses to their cars and drive the
Improvised horse mobiles.
The Express reminds you of that
other British character. Carroll's
walrus. ~ weep for you, the wal
rus said. 4 deeply sympathize.
With sobs and tears he sorted out
those of the largest size, holding
his pocket handkerchief before his
streaming eyes"
Samuel U%ntermyer, well-known
New York lawyer. who Is In Cali
fornia learning about RELATIVELY
from Professor Einstein, says the
government must take over the
railroads. II that should happen,
how would the government manage
those roads, when taken over7
Would they be put In charge of pro-
fessional politicians. or OF expert.
enced railroad men. well paid7
With good railroad management.
The nations right to ignore the Sher
man act and get rid of meddling
boards OF control would mean ri
gantic savings and earnings sufi
cient to pay a fair price to the
owners. Any wise holder of rail
road bonds would gladly exchange
them for 2 per cent government
bonds.
interesting to women: There Is
a new Roosevelt color. Everybod,
knows alice blue" named for Mrs
Alice Roosevelt Longworth. daugh
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