Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-10-19

@1 ~eh Ia
@As sang pretty pad. but the cows use
10 G TO ike EN-. and after all tina
: Nnaf they vas made up TO be sun
teo-
Speaking OF Radio. did you hea
Roosevelt talk to the American tt
Elon. That vas good He just wen
rzzhf Ii. spread his hand. faces up. an,
tod eM 1nst Why he did SO and sc
Well they liked il
There u nor much use of hringfu,
~ Old happenings. but | always thin
tazE nad advice from ais Brain Trust
11sk hare kept Nr. Hoover from goin,
personally before the bonus marchint
ar1T In Washington that time. Now h.
sruif have gone right down there ant
laced those boys and told EN- tus
Eaa1 vas what and would have gotter
aHaT viii IL But he was advised
against IT, and see what q dlsgracefuI
episode In oar history happened. / be
asre Mr. Hoover would have rattle,
care gore bur he listened to the gang
sow Mr. Roosevelt overuIed his. he
Has advised not TO 30 to Chicago. tafter
rlEfEaE down their pensionsl but he
sent and everything was OK. Bur
s1eF All do The best they can. and look
NJ III something months afterwards
AHaFs easier TO make The right
E1ess after IFS over Here We all are.
sc eanz handle our own little affairs.
Ill yet We start sapping about What
1s President ought 10 have done
Well 10 Just nox l. things going7 ?.
That's about nj ron hear from all mod.
sraEesT situated folks and working
11sz- land those that are not. but try
= tool Well they all seem as a nun
1zea percent rule I'D feel very hopeful.
III Inc bigger fellows. lots of them.
AR shining and offering aIabi's.
TaeT Just = \ little scared that the
- fello& Is kinder undergoing and
~1seraaalEng- and they don't know III
Iaey viii fare Ehe 81 me IN I'm the old
aays- bit liz not so much greed. as If
: aneerIainTF- III they knew inst What
*zs golag ~ happen 10 em. | don't be-
aasse they ~ouEd mind It, even III IL was
TIE worst 1uT It's this everlasting be-
ing il d0ahf that's worrying EN-.
Bat al in ALL we are doing better
EAzn usual We are trying ON every
fhTE5 u TIE store. and III something
don't Af - xelI We are just deformed
that's all | was talking 20 the -Old
Economist the other night. be don't
Tee 80 had about IT, 80 1t must look
good That's Charley Chaplin. Did yon
knox thar Charley is inst about The
one of Ger Desr minds ON all these deep
s1b1ecfs- xeiI what that little rascal
kn0~s will just surprise you.
Yes sir IL you want to get yourself
= lead q economies. with a side car OF
why Charley can give EN- to
y0a-
We were all down To d mighty fine
dInner they gave to Walter Disney. He
u the sire and dam OF thar gift To the
Soxd- Mickey Mouse Now Ii there
tEo K~eniuses MI one table. Dis
ney and Charley One took a derby hat
Ind = pair OF big shoes. and captured
laughs Of the world the other one
look . lead pencil and \ mouse. and
has the whole world crawling la a
~ hole- IL necessary. just to see the
EaIicS OF these rodents But there vas
more th~-n shoes and pencils and derby
s1zz and drawing boards there. Both
> God given gift Of human nature.
he$e professors and re mad one OF
.hE best OF em there that night. Pro
esSOr Won Klein Smidt- head OF use.
We'll OF course they base 1t all on
Of some kind and breed.
'nt Its something human inside these
NO ducks that even psychology hasent
nzne fDr- Why thar Three Little
iEs- Why ! would have given my life
ast To hare played one OF them That's
bes1 picture ever made
Ia night At the dinner the Writer'S
gave Disney wzs the com poser OF
he fnne. the fellow that played the
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