The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-04-16

tbs to come. His presence here
was capitalized by American Off
Gals to put out suggestion for
cooperation between the United
States and Great Britain as the
worlds two great financial pow
ers to lead the world out of its
depression. An exchange of such
visits between United States, BrI-
fish and other European officials
in cooperative movement to bet
ter the international economic sit
uation is expected as the result.
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Nearly one-fourth of the entire
national budget is going for the
welfare of the former soldiers
This does not include funds for
veterans bonus loans. President
Hoover has pointed out that ap-
proximately S900,000,000 will be
sent next year to take care of vet
Grams and their dependents. The
United States has been far more
liberal with its veterans than any
other country in the world.
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The Labor Department is run
ming special trains across the con-
tinent every month or six weeks In
an effort to rid the United States
of aliens here Illegally. A cam
paign against these aliens has
been underway several months.
About 400 aliens per month have
been deported from various sea-
ports, during the last eight MON
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President Hoover, who always
has been a staunch supporter OF
child welfare activities, issued a
proclamation setting aside May /
as Child Health Day. Declaring
the well-being of children to be
community responsibility, the Pres
ident called upon all Governors of
states to cooperate in advancing
child welfare.
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Little Samuel Jackson of Mus
kegon, Michigan, the 10-year old
boy who in his excitement to see
the President and members of his
| family at the annual egg-rolling
event ON the White House grounds,
Slipped and fell on the wet grass.
breaking his arm, and who is ~
ing in q hospital here with his
arm in sling, stifled his pain to
smile bravely at an invitation ex-
tended by the President and Mrs.
Hoover to call on them when he
gets we'll 1t was joyous after
math to an earlier disappointment.
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| Secretary of the Treasury Mel
lon will invite American artists to
submit designs for a quarter-dol-
lar to be coined in 1882 for the
200th anniversary of Washington's
birth. 1t will be the first coin is
sued to bear the image of Wash
ington and was authorized just
before the adjournment of Con-
gress. The Houdon bust at Mount
Vernon which has been selected as
the best Washington likeness in
existence, will probably be used
on the new coin. Washington's
head was used on a few coins made
in 1888, but they were not issued
because Washington felt such hon-
ors were not for the living.
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Lieut.. Commander Charles E.
Rosendahl, former commanding Of
ficer off the dirigible Los Angeles,
was designated commander of the
new naval dirigible Akron and will
90 to the naval airstation at Lake
hurst to assemble crew for the
trial flights of the $5,375,O00 air
ship, now nearing completion
which will probably be made IN
late July. The trial flights of the
Akron are to be conducted by the
navy with crew expected to num-
Der eleven officers and forty men,
Behind his quiet manner and I'M
mediate concentration on the de-
tails of his new duty, Commander
Rosendahl hid "the pleasant Ella
ton" of receiving the highest ma
val honor in the lighter-than-air
craft field. To his new assign
ment he brings the experience OF
1888 hours of flight in airships.
a record of more hours in the air
as commander than any American
officer, and eight years of scian-
tific study of airships and their
handling.