The galleries of the Senate were crowded to-day for the beginning sideration of the question of Court on ratification of a resolution moved by the Democrat Sens for Swanson, whose action was in the nature of novelty since the original measure was Republican, Senator Bora In the Senate to-day the resolution moved by the Democrat Senator Swanson to consider the question of American membership of the World Court received a broadside from Senator Borah, who declared that Britain was able to call on the League with military force to carry out decisions of the World Court and the United States would be acting in an advisory capacity while having no voice in the Tribunal thay carries out decisions, Senator Borah suggested further reservations: (1) Providing that no force nor economic canetion should be used to enforce the Court's deeres; (2) Prohibiting the Court from performing any function except as provided by the Statute; and (8) Reafirmatfon of the traditional American policy of non-entanglement. in foreign affairs, The Democrat Senator Walsh replied that the United States, by adhering to the World Court, would: bind itself to nothing save'a contribution towards the maintenance of the Tribunal,—Reuter's American, Service,
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