Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-06
HIS ATTITUDE
ON MANY : BIG
PROBLEMS GIVEN
Says Farmers .Must-Aid
Themselves; ErOwns
On Bonus

W hhtsh gal1t, ne Sdlo. NCltncf
he nor thp senate purposes any
change towards thr leagnc Of M,
lions. -
World Court
Declarings he is in accord with
the traditional policy of avoiding
alliWlees, and 81, settling interna-
/ tiontl disputes Teaeeably, Coolidge
saids he favors a eours including the
whole world. As the Harding world
court plan pending before the sen
.asssslsssRe,. :.eaiy practical plan on
hicli many nations have ever
Wereed,- though it may not meet
every des;fc.sI tlferefore commend
p. to the faV6rable consideration OF
be senatcaMith the proposed re-
Dervations Clearly indicating o,r,
efusaixto I'D eresto the league of
Nations. ne said. 49,
As to Russia
OSRnssfr 'xlust show .sworks rls2e
for repentance before American
.recognition Will be accorded. The
president said.s Desiring friendship
h-ifh the Russissii people, America
Z ought 10 be e.tke first to go to
sthe ecorionie and moral rescue of
Russia when ti,as nation meets the
ecoaditions,- he said. There is no
objection toeAnericans trading with
Russia, but 9. our government does
not propose to enter into relations
with another regime Which refuses
70 reccgniez the sanctity of inter
national obligations.
1.-The President said he is, how
ever ready, to make '.veTy large
CONGO ossfons sfor stle-spurposP Of res
euing the .peepIe Of Russia En-
couragfng evidence of Russian re-
furn to the WAYS of ordinary socie-
ty are to be detected, but there
mus. lie more. he said. Conditions
precedent to Amcrieaf, recognition,
he asaifs are. ae6fiht> sensation of Amer
! ica1is- yfespuiiea- by Russia; payment
of the debt incurred by. the Russian
Republic, and abatement of "the
Scssve spirit of enmity to onrfins.i-
tutions.i' tg gsast - t4.ea
Debts
The President included a
slcllli0C4 W oSoSOA
tions that this government ex-
poets them to pay. He emphatic
ally opposed cancellation.
He said claims of thousands
Of American citizens against
Germany win be safeguarded.
= Here he referred to the re-
cent effort to aid Europe to
stability and restor I 10 n
tsthfouen,stfie Hughes plan. AS e
to- future policy in this regard,
j be said: we shah persevere
/ in wen dohg, not py force but
/ by reason. 4
l Foreign Service II
IN one sentence he reeommended
reorganizatsepx aud, Improvement of
the diplofisfYes Ind eao5iIsular service.
80 Finances and Taxes SO
ae peelaripg dap estie questions the
filain problem of the country, he said
financial stability is vital. Drastic
eeonomi -: preservation of the bud |
ketnsystesa, aold ssduetion rof. taxes
must be the main items IN this pro- |
kram of financial stabilizlng,, ire
said. --s-t--- --
He said DE had. treated more in
detail of tax reduction in his mes
sage. transmitting the budget. He
approved the Mellon. tax reduction !
plan, especially. commending tax re.
duction on earned incomes, and |
Hfnrthef abolition of admission, mes
sage, and nuisance taxes" He said
the amusement and educational |
ealueuof moving pictures ought not |
to be taxed He opposed excess !
profits taxes, and said local, as well
rs national taxes, should como down.
Abolition .of. tax exempt securities