The Archive · 1930

WORLD COURT

PRESIDENT HOOVER AND

New York, Apr. 10.

The address given by President Hoover yesterday in favour of the adherence of the United States the World Court "is generally applauded, even by the Opposi newspapers, which point out tha the recent MQW of Mrs. ath ce Present. Wagqusobably thinking. of

Cormick' in "the State. primary election for" Republican Senator. of Iilnole, Avs. MeCormick fs opposed to the Court of International Justice find the League of The New York "Times" says: "By boldly and promptly" taking this position the' President must. com= Tana the respect even of those who differ with him, People like an ex ecutive who docs not shift his hell with every change of wind and tie"

The New York "World" urges President Hoover to take action and send message to the Senate im= mediately on the matter—Reuter, Panis, Apr. 14—In spite of the Government advocating the introduction of gambling in the clubs and casinos in Paris, the Chamber rejected the proposal Trans-Ocean Kuo. Min, Wasmixotpw, Apr. 14.—Members of the Senate-House tariff conference committee to-day adopted a minimum rate of 45 cents a pound on rayon filaments and yarns, and an additional duty of 45 per cent, on yarns exceeding 20 agy,

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