Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-07-16

.,.,u. pu,u,.n. to sign his name
to a state paper,
succeeded, then, turning to his adj
visers, spoke those last words, fol.
lowed by a smile and nod with
which he was accustomed to end
an audience.
This was published in the Star
of Johannesburg, South Africa, in
a Reuter- dispatch. Mr.. Gunia sends
the clipping from Gibsonia, Pa.
Much obliged.
The Italian soldier Badoglio, in
the striking uniform of an Italian
marshal, returned to Rome and
embraced Mussolini, who wore the
uniform of corporal of fascist
militia. Napoleon also liked to be
called the "little corporal"
Marshal Badoglio is an Italian
soldier who obeys orders. When
Mussolini's forces were marching
on Rome, Badoglio, according to
the story, said to the king: "What
shall I do-wipe them out?" The
king ordered: emo; no violence"
Now, Mussolini rules, and on his
orders Badoglio wipes out Halle
Selassie and the government of
Ethiopia.
Anything could happen in Europe,
and one of the things considered
quite possible, extremely disturb
ing to respectable old England and
others, is an agreement between
Mussolini and Hitler to make ga
deal on Austria" profitable for both;
not for Austria.
There is always, however, the
memory of 1914, when Austria,
Italy and the Kaiser had the triple
alliance that did not "stand up"
Such alliances usually go along
racial lines, if they are to last.
France and Italy are natural al
lies, both Latin; England and the
United States would probably be
found not far apart if a really big
World war should ever come, with
one or two other IFS.
Science proudly demonstrates
for the Westinghouse company
new lamp that "rivals the beams
of the SUM-" The demonstration
explained that the temperature at
the suns surface is about 11,732
degrees Fahrenheit, while the new
lamp reaches 1922 degrees Fab
renheit. That, however, as scientists
know, is long way from the suns
best temperature.
According to Sir James Jeans,
there prevails in the depths of the
sun temperature of "forty million
degrees centigrade," which is con.
siderably higher than any man.
made temperature.
If you came within 1000 miles
of a 5 cent piece with. temporal
ture of 40,000,000 degrees cent?
grade, you would be burned to a
cinder; hard to believe, but true.
England protested against raising
the elevation of guns on American
warships because that would make
our guns shoot too far. In case of
war we might hit a British ship
lined up against us.
Are animals capable of any
thought?
A dog on Prince Edward island,
whining and bowling with its muz-
zle against pile of clothing on the
edge of pool, attracted men who
took from the water the bodies of
two brothers, fifteen and seventeen
years old. Could the dog have
Thought out" a connection between
the clothing and the disappearance
of it's young owners?
At Ur, ancient city of the Chal-
deans, they show gigantic brick
temple, recently uncovered, where
it has lain in the ground covered
through the ages. It was construct
ed originally, like the tower of
Babel, to enable the builders to get
up into heaven and reach the gods.
First they invented those pagan
gods, and then they actually be-
lieved in them.
The United States navy has or
dered 191 bomber" airplanes;
cheerful small news.
1t is to be hoped that the gov
eminent is trying to build bomber
planes able to fly any ocean.
If war came, our bombing oper-
atoms could be carried on in coun-
tries across the Atlantic or the Pa
cific. We should not want to do
any bombing in America. After
the first experiment, no country
would send any ships within easy
bombing or submarine range of
these shores.
g King Features Syndicate, Ino-
WNU Service.