The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-01
B|GPO|NTS
|NLEAGUE'S PLAN
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cempGlsl6n to prevent war, even where
tKe nations in dispute are unable 10
agree after the three methods have
been exhausted. The British are in
clfned to the view that II the above
principles OF the league are universal
" accepted Il. will be the farthset i'd
ysnSs yet made Ths world S could dsft
public opinion to prsyent hostilities
after a sufficient period, three or SIX
months, had been given so that the
passions OF nations involved might
cool and the ~disinlerested nations would
Mr.. Wilson il understood to be in
agreement with this idea, though. the
Willingness OF nations to be bound alb
solutely. % obey the Decisions , NJ
thee ts,v tribunals rnnn Rs~, f3s ss sSs ,saS Gspe NH
Be permitted to decide questions of ma.
rSaSl nenO thie l idsa hat the league
cannot be perfected during the first
year, but advances are expeoted 70 pc
made In the periodical meetings o. me
81 all concerned, the principles out
lined above can be said to be as far
al il seems possible to the makers OF
the participants to 60 at the present
time. .
The French expect the question Of
with respect 70 nations admitted under
probation, such as Germany, has
Also been suggested that the limitation
al armameAts should BE discussed. at
the frat meeting OF the league, after
the pending peace treaty is signed any
the dAmo6lliaAtion problems OF, each
country solved, Both the French and
league, acting on the affirmative such
10 The best interest OF all nations, could
tackle the questions OF international
finance and commerce, suggesting pro-
grams which could be left to the IN.
dlvidual country to approve Or reject
an effort should Be made to draw them
all under the benefit Of b league
rather than to follow the Individual
rivhlries al heretofore,
No.. 1-.AA
Rights Pr0teCted.
eiple seems 70 oe 70 S,n nu t nSrnnss ~
enjoying peace without inirinS,ns on
the yreeeoin Oh ae''e" VI any S
people, - S,,r..n A.a.s IN ohtain ina
sSS - hIs oAiaA~nAa IN tha
agresnleht ~ III ~ synS, ana ~
Rracsicaa Spp''V Iffbt,,s fsr ,SeTa has oniy
She ~ poinssi asnuss,nns ~ All nhsaes
pseI lnIVrnnas AN mnnaretanains hss
OF these gvIu's, aatNa nnsn n~svanants
peen rtaoneu az Nan 49, ,hiiion ~
~ peace pus %aSSee""sii ,ppsnrutSnainvs'
t.Priynn'e rns.enn
rs syn 70 Se ~ thA sAas has bean
The ireeaom OF tse ssas "a
MY sNp,a hhsS ,hs ch,st aenb,aT here
wnlon q usen u -nsnn M s,,ss
totore, is.reeny z MN ~ n,rIncinies
under WHICH |. the rsm leasus 3, Of ns,1ons S %rl
riers and the establishment o. the
equality OF trade conditione mas been
pArt!Alv covered n tne eiiort 70 on-
tain UNIFORM legislatlon as 10 isoor.
The limitation or aEmafnents VIII pe
LEFT TO the Sgu Oh natiShs 70 MOTE
out, but probably there wiz De deiinite
Recommendations by the peace con-
ference. The Russian problem has
been taken UP IN an effort TO com.
poAe the faetional dlfter1nees and Is
stll pending. the restoration ot Al.
SAGE has u~naninhoasly been agreed upon
and remains only TO De n~corporatsd
In the treaty At the proper time, The
feadjustfnent OF the Irontisrs OF italy
involves the mandatory idea OF the
league OF nations, which has been &C.
cepted in pTincipie IN the last Few,
days, n the furthef disonssion OF
detaile 10 now IN progrees, me same
principle. which allows the league or
nations to designate the power which
shall supervise the smaller and de-