Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-24

THIS WEEK
Another Royal Murder
Mr.. Rockefeller Starts
Propaganda Work
Mussolini Winks


Propaganda Work
! Mussolini Winks
King Alexander OF J~ugoslavia,
landing at Marseilles, beginning of
a good will" tour of France, was
killed by an assassin, and Louis
Barthou, foreign minister of France.
who had gone to Marsellles to meet
the king, was shot down at the
same moment and died later from
loss of blood. Their "a was ''spat-
tered with bullets" Louis Barthou,
seventy-two years old, one of the
ablest of French statesmen, had
looked forward to the visit of the
Jugoslavian king as the beginning
of an era of peace In Europe.
AS q result of the kings assassi-
nation on foreign soil 1t might have
been feared that another war would
be precipitated. The great war
started with the murder Of the Aus
trian archduke. Vienna published
rumors that the Jugoslayian govern
ment had ordered mobilization of
Its army on the Italian and Hun
garian frontiers.
1t happens, however, that the
murderer In this case Is a certain
Petrus Kaleman, thirty-hve-year-old
Jugoslav, n of King Alexander's
own subjects. so that no information
al complication is suggested.
Kaleman, captured after firing the
shots which killed Barthou and
Alexander, attempted suicide by
shooting himself In the mouth, but
was cut down by police sabers and
died from the deep gashes inflicted
and from police bullet wounds.
John ID. Rockefeller, not delaying
this year, has started for Florida
accompanied by his son, John D., Jr.
There is longer life in sunshine.
Some day swift air transportation
will make 1t possible for millions
of old men and women and young
children that now fight cold and
colds In the northern winter to
spend that winter somewhere in
the United States sun parlor, that
stretches from Florida on the east.
west along the gulf coast, and
north along the Pacific ocean.
Los Angeles reports Industrious
reds" trying to corrupt sailors of
the United States navy. One plan
seeks out young, attractive univer-
sity girls that have not been elect
ed to sororities. They take advan-
tage of their hurt state of feelings
to make Communists Of them and
send them to make Communists of
sailors. Propaganda work Is also
done In high schools by Commu-
nists. One newspaper urges negro
students to "rise and demand col
ored teachers in the high schools"
Special attention is paid to young
college graduates lacking jobs that
have enlisted In the navy. Their
feelings also were hurt and they are
expected to respond to the song,
ARISE, Ye Prisoners of Starvation"
although men In the navy are well
fed.
Mussolini, talking with "ampli-
iers" to 100000 Italians In the Ca
thedral Square of Milan, remarked.
Relations between Italy and France
are notably improved" and winked
as he said 1t.
The huge italian crowd roared
with laughter.
Mussolini says the corpse of dis
armament can never be r~esurrected,
which means that European nations
will continue arming against each
other more and more extravagantly.
Trouble continues In Spain. with
troops guarding the parliament and
~inconceivably savage outrages re-
ported In the war against religion.
A priest and two civil guards are
said to have been burned alive and
a Catholic orphanage dynamited In
an outburst of terrorism and re-
ligious hatred in northern Spain.
The Associated Press reports many
churches burned, and ifty-two sol
diers killed when a military truck
was blown up.
Urged on by the belief that Up
ton Sinclair will be elected gov
ernor OF California and proceed to
give every old mar a pension OF $50
a month for the rest OF his life,
many $50 and s25 secondhand auto
mobiles, fully loaded, are said to
be on the way to California. One
well-informed says: Everybody
that can raise $25 or $50, and buy
a car that will run, Is bound for
California to get some Of that Up
ton Sinclair money"
This Is written to advise those gen.
tlemen to turn around, go back and
enjoy their newly bought cars near