Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-07-18

country TO restrain Italy under tn,
terms Of the Kellogg-Briand Pact
In reply. the government called at
tention to the efforts OF the League
emphasized the importance Of thu
fact OF Paris, and IA 'loath to be
iieve' that either country would re
sort 70 other than pacific means &c
settle their controversy. Almost
immediately. however, l25 Ameri
cans were advised TO leave Ethiopia.
IL is Interesting to speculate upon
lne role that Senator Borah will play
Ia the presidential election next
year, because Of the important part
maj the Idahoan has had In the
past. Many observers attribute the
o landslide to his work In the
west IN 1928 and the decline OF Mr.,
% TO the break which occurred
me following year when they fell
apart over agricultural matters.
READERS will recall that the Senator
wanted Z special session OF Congress
10 increase agricultural schedules ON
the tariff but that he found himself
unable to block increases for manu-
lacturers as we'll. II is well known
tnat Nj. Borah will have none OF
Mr.. Hoover and that he hopes the
Republican party will present a lib
eral program that will appeal to the
voters. He Is also known to be an
tagonistfc to the AAA and other
New Deal measures.
Three times in the last month the
members OF the House have voted
on outstanding legislative matters.
but a record vote has been carefully
avoided. These include the WaE-
nerConnery Labor Relations Bill,
the Jones BNl, amending the AAA,
and the first vote last week on the
death sentence clause in the Util
fy Holding Company measure.
49,
dynamite and realizing that an
explosion would follow a vote either
way gladly cooperate to keep their
names Off the record. The labor
bill. on yeas and nays. secured only
votes by count and not by
name. and was passed without al
record OF the number voting. On
AAA bin and the utility measure,
4 division vote was demanded, but
we're allowed to pass be-
tween tellers In the center aisle,
Ind no record was made OF those
either way.
The governments twelve weeks
course for state, county and
municipal law enforcement officers
Will open July 20, and the officers,
n special classes. under the super
vision Of ]. Edgar Hoover. Chief Of
the Federal Bureau Of Investigation,
will receive training in the latest
methods OF crime prevention.
go
Department of Justice officials
have been anxious for such a school
n order to facilitate cooperation be-
tween Federal and State police. No
will be made to officers at
but they will have to pay
heir own transportation and living
expenses unless these are paid by
he UNITS represented. Officials be-
ieve that the men who receive this
training will be able to give
fhers the benefit OF their informal
The mints have just closed one Of
The busiest years In their history.
According to a Treasury report,
sos, 414,307 pieces were coined, with
! value Of $39, BILLET. This COM
pares with 46,634,25O pieces for the
previous year, with q value Of $751;
1893. lips. About 5h million silver
and 7 special issues Of men,
orial hall dollars were minted. OIL
he smaller coins, there were A.
266 900 pennies, 61,982,00O nickeds,
50. 413, 900 dimes, and 4S,9O5, 252 quar-
.ers. In addition, the mint prodrn-
ID $780, 01 pieces for the govern
Of Cuba, Colombia, Honduras,
Nicaragua, Panama and