Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-22

To the Importance uf the question ~
radio communication and cables. 10
meet strutcgic, commercial aud politi
cal needs, active encouragement should
be- given To the extension ~ American
owned and operated cable aud radio
service.
Between the United States aud pos
sessions there should bee ample com
municriion facilities providing direct
service 90 reasonable rates. Between
the United States aud other cuuutfir.
not only should there bee adequate
facilities, but these should be-, so far as
practicable, direct nnd free from
foreign INTERPRETATION. Friendly ga.
operation should be- extended Ia inter
national efforts aimed at encouraging
Improvement NJ International cummun
~lcation facilities aud designed to
further the exchange Of messages. Pri
ynte monopulics tending to prevent the
development of needed facilities should
be prohibited. Government owned
facilities, wherever possible without
unduly Interfering with private enter
prise or government needs. should be
made available for general uses. Par.
tlculnrly desirable is the provision ~
ample cable and radio services Mt ren.
sonuble rates for the transmission Of
press mntter. 50 that the American
reader may receive a wide range OF
news and the foreign reader receive
full accounts Of American activities.
fIHl.. .N.aIa .Y.a 80 al ..nsss.tr ella. ....
well be- put In position 10 contribute to
international understandings by the
publication Of Interesting foreign ncss
Practical experience demonstrates
the need for effective recognition Of
both domestic and international radio
operation II this newer mean Of inter
communication Is to be- fully utilized.
Especially needful Is the provision cf
ample radio facilities for those ser.
Vices where radio only can be- used,
such ns communication with ships at
sea, with aircraft aud with out Of the
way places. International communion.
ton by cable and radio requires 60.
operation between the powers con.
cerned. Whatever the degree Of con.
trol deemed advisable within the
United states, government licensing Of
cable landings und of radio stations
transmitting aud receiving lntrrnn.
tlonal traffic seems necessary for the
protection of American interests aud
tor the securing Of satisfactory rccip.
rocal privileges.
Aviation Is inscparuhlc from either
the army or the navy and the govern.
mcnt must, IN the Interests nf NATIONAL
defense, encourage It's development
for military ana clvll purposes. The
encouragement Of the ciyil develop
mrnt of ucronuutlcs Is especially de-
slruhlr rs relieving the government
largely Of the expense Of Development
and of maintenance of an Industry.
now almost entirely borne 10y the gov.
eminent through appropriations for The
military, naval aud postal air service.
The air mail service * an important
Initial step In the direction Of CONNER.
cinl uylnilon,
II has become a pressing duty of
the federal government io provide for
the regulation of air navigation other.
wise independent and conflicting lcgis
lntlon will be- enacted by the various
states which viii hamper the develop
mcnt of nylntlon. The national nd,is.
DRY committee for n%rronnutics. ln %
special report on this subject, hnS rec
commended the establishment Of IL hu
rcuu NJ n%eronnutics in the Department
Of Commerce for the federal rcguln-
tlon Of air navigation, which recon.
mcndutiun ought TO have legislative
approval.
! recommend the enactment Of lrg
l%slntion establishing "a bureau Of aero
nuutics In the Navy Department Ia
c|cutrnlizc the control ~ naval nctlyi.
Ties In %aeronautics aud removing the
restrictions ON the personnel detailed
10 nNiut,ou In thc navy.
be Generous With E~S.soldiers.
The American people expect con.
gros, miailinglA Ia Noicc the gratitude
of the republic iu q generous and prnc.
ticnl way 10 lts defenders Ia the World
War, who need the supporting arm Of
w" gnNrrliurul. our very immediate
concern Is for the crippled soldiers aud
those deeply needing the helpir. hnnd
of The government.
Conscious of the generous intent eff
Congress. and the public concern for
the crippled aud dependent, I invited
the services of q volunteer committee
tn inquire into The administrations of
the Bureau of War RISK Insurance.
The Federal Board for Vocational
Training and other agencies of gov,
rrnmrut In caring for the eN.suldirrs.
sailors and marines ~ he World war
The immediate extension and utlll.
lutlon of the government hospital IN.
cllitics in the army and navy viii
bring relief Ia the acute condition.
most complained Of, and the hospital
building program muy be worked out