The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-02-20

individuals that nave suiicfcht cSu@
nomic security and sufficient leisure to
ind opportunity for variety OF salts
factions In life"
Charles Fourier, French philosopher.
said It long ago, and elaborately. Hen
~ Ford said 1t we'll, advocating
short work week, with two days on.
that men might have Tins to spend
pleasantly the earnings OF five days.
All that will come, and more. In
the past men worked too hard. while
paid and fed too little, and never
dreamed OF Mrs Roosevelt's varied
satIMuctions,~ while the prosperous,
Is rule, concentrated to- muck on
foolish satisfactions.
All that knew him learn With sor-
row Of the sudden death OF Charles
Curtis former Vice President OF tho
United States He was m American,
a real one. proud Of the red Indian
blood In his veins Al boy no rode
horse races well and honestly; a.
man, hs rods tho political race fairly.
Al Vice President he was content With
the position that the American people
and Constitution gave him. Hs would
have made 1 good and loyal President
had destiny 10 willed It
The newspaper heading, Britain u
xedoublIng her defense plans to offset
Germany" should interest somebody In
America This country Is not plan
ming to "offset Germany" but 1t has
al Europe, including Russia and all
Asia, to think about In these flying
deys. Ws should perfect our defense
plans" and particularly our attack
plans. Then W should ask the world
to look over orr equipment and reallze
that II would be foolish to attack.
Senator Pittman u Nevada sees ia
pan shutting us ont Of China. even II
the risk OF war; says our business
/ men have been run out Of Manchurfa
already Japan might reply that hei
workngmen have keen run ont ef the
United States
The map win csmfsrt Senator Pitt
man. Gigantic ManchukBo, blggs'
than all Of old Japan. leans W nEain1
Outer Mongolia and Soviet Russia
Japan will not invite trouble with thos'
countries, and war with the Unites
States would invite It
RI you wonder where ail the tai
money goes" read this:
In six months the state Of New
York paid $S01,6 12 for official autonc
bile expense"
And that does not include automo
blles for the department OF menta
hygiene. One official discharged hi
chauffeur, paid by taxpayers. accui
Ing him Of cheating the state out Q
$1,000 In enc year through dshones
gasoline and repair vouchers. That
almost "a business"
Charlie Schwah may be zevent
years old, but he still KNOWS his Wa
around" The government. tried
get $1g,ot4,856 from 6chwnb's Betl
lehem Steel company, alleging pro
iteering. Instead Of giving the govern
ment $19,OOO.000, the special master
hearing evidence. says the Ecvernme'
must pay sn,6GB,lH t. schwab ar
Bethlehem Steel. No wonder earn
xle, who was Scotch, thought a got
deal Of Schwab.
DR.. g. A. Stevenson, fellow" In Il
University college Of Oxford, sugges
: to the London Times that the pax II
: mana t"Roman peacer) u ANGLE
times, when Rome ruled tho w0r
and would allow no 1ghtlng. should
. followed now ~ 4 pax Britanni
= t"British peacsr). England ruling {
! world, telling everybody what to Dc.
- AmATlCAn Oty"pto AtAiotco hppSa
% Ing on the field IN Germany met vi
10 gloomy silence. contrasting with |
y plauss for European and Orien
+ Olympic squads The Americans. y
of defeated Germany 1t hockey, scorc
II 10 0, win survive the silence Fl
N they been wiser, they would he
IN STAYED 1t home A German-Jew
or player. Rudi Ban, BY the way, "
ct the star hockey player for the g
~ mans
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