The Penn's Grove record., 1923-06-01
EDITORS OF NATION OPPOSE
ISOLATION

under its auspices.
Republican editors endorse Presi-
dent Harding's proposal that the
United State join the World Court
under conditions that will entail no
entangling alliances.
Democratic editors not only endorse
the World Court idea as a second
choice, but still remain faithful to the
Wilson League of Nations program.
Inquiries were addresses to LOCO
daily and weekly newspapers outside
the metropolitan centerS, Republican,
Democratic and Independent publlca-
tions being given representation in
proportion to the total number Of
papers included in each classification.
Seven hundred and thirty-tive replies
were received. The questions at issue
as stated in the symposium were:
l.. Should the United States enter
the League of Nations as nov organ
lied and share with the other members
the full responsibilities which its cove
naRt involves?
>. Should the United States enter the
League of Nations with such reserva-
tions as will limit the League i'm its
Jurisdiction as far as we are concerned
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30, 49, 80 Paniios wara ,aeaivs5 rom
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ngmbar Is favorad entering the
7 On ono wbiIo IS voiced an emphatic
No or +be 96 heard from. SO were
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,.atioSe ,vbiIa d stood ont for the
r ooolo a., nothing Fiftv-four Demo-
rretic adi+ors made the permanent
Govt of In+ornafionaI Justice estab-
lisbaj 1rdar tbe ansnices Of the
7 eagIe Of Nations an accordance
I1itb the -nrovisions of the Harding
Hnrbos foTI7nrIar a third choice They
lreTa wiIiing f. cent the Court if f
Voc in3noesibIe IN brino +he Tinted
Sta+os ipfo fbe Teaog1a Twen+v-one
go even y%yiIiing 70 accent tbe Su-
nta,,a CONT Of tbe World @nronosi-
ton as elaborated nv Senator R6rah.
Z-bi1a % dacIinad 70 accent the Sl-
nranoo Cunt Of +be World as q fourth
choice
Penliae v-ara I,aceived from the edi-
TOYS IF 1O5 Damocratie weeklies. They
s+ood 81 10 19 il, fovor of the Taaoue
T5i,.+T +broa y.are ~V,irIipg 10 enter
tho faso,Ia with reseryafions while
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nyonSisn Si~tv~+bree of tbe 81 we're
rf~riIIinr m accent tbn Observation-Disclosures
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1;ng r. go aiorg With the Rorab nron-
~osifion r nothing else was in sight.
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+ors r. P-on9bIican J[aiIiee OnIy N Of
his nnmbar We're for the Wilson
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n,anan+ Cent Of Trterna+ion.i Justice
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Iaoa1,a" Of Watione ~in Foccordance
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