New Britain herald., 1924-04-22
COOLIDGE FAVORS
 WORLD CONFERENCE
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Pointing out that the plan proposed by General Dawes and his associates contemplatgs an immediate loan tO Germany for pressing needs and tor financing Of q bank, he expressed the hope that private American capital would be willing 10 participate in the making Of such loan.
 >ltnlrId Aid Europe
 '-soaad business reasons exist WEE we should participate ia the financing of works Of peace ia Earopt. though we have repeatedly asserted that NC were not ln faHor ot adtauctng .unGs for any military purposs' he con- tiHued. '"it would p.#.t5t our trade and commerce, and we especially hope that it viii provide larger market for oar agricultural pTtluc- ton. Besides this, there is the humanitarian require mcnf, which carries such Q strong apPfat, and the knowledge that out of our abuudanc. Ii is OUT duty 10 help where help VIII ie used for meeting sust rrquiremcu:s and the promotion of a peaceful pur- pose
 The president d">Dt"4 his address, delivered to the icadins newspaper publishers and editors of thc countrt. to the copntry's foreign relations IT the main although he reminded those who heard him that our first duty l. to ourselves" and that "Americnn standards must be maintained. Amcr- can institutions must be proser}ed."
 The whole address was based on the general theme Of ssrticcS- tEg service that the American Goyeru- ment might render to the people and the service the American nation might siee 10 The world. He drew the theme from the work of The Associated Press.
 Praises Associated Pres
 "Tbs work oE The Associated Press, both necessary and logical" he said. '.indicatcs that tho true method would appear 10 lie in recognizing the broad principle Of our indiNidua and Ra- tioual dependence, calculating the re- auirements which flow from that con- difiou. and governing ourseFycs ac- cordingly rompletn independence means romplctc coordination and co- operation. From this principle arises the ofi-repoatcd jaw Of sertjcc--we can heip onrstl'cs only as we help others,
 "Onc of the prominent roquire- mnnts uf our cbuntr. al thc present time ie to rrnsiab'ish aad emphasize in the public mind the laW of service. Tho danger Ia America is not in the direction Of the failure 10 maintain its economic position. but in the di- rcction of the failure 10 maintain its ileals."
 The president. in aifndiae 10 this 3aueer mentioned that tan world Har eaHae1 many or the old staniarda to ba suspended ur cast aside and as- serted that although war conditions passed away they tnn, "a traii 0f vicious and erminal selfishnuss." ther turning to the reeelatier. Of iHe
 senate Investigations @ifhont n,na- lioaing them specifically, he cbn- tinncd:
 Govt. Has suffered.
 "frDm all of lhis snr1incSs the ef~ fairs Of government ot coura, suffer ed In some nf t T flow public of- feers were guilty participants. lils 'ha wonder is not that this was sn mIrl or so many. rather that it has Inen sD little and sn faw. The rn- couragmg thiHg a' pfe..r ut Is the nr!- nanrn uf q wnil-nigilt complete return to normal mrtnods O. action nh1 9 stan public opinion. The gravity Of gnif of lhis tiud is fully realized and publicly pgehrnded. Th"re is an cN- ttatlGteIy healthy disposition 10 Hp- tn8' f ait1gntHnr, and administer punishment wherever competent eti- Haaca CT guilt c4n br produced. That ] m doing a"4 propose 70 continue"
 Tine iap' of service Mir. Coolidge cJntrnltd. also demands strong re- T stance against the most determined auHs upen Inc pgbiie treasury by
 minurnY zrpupa of ore k.u1 or an. other. and organizations. sometimes n1tt naiIoneidc in tneir ramitiga- tIen"
 The aame laa requires the adoption nt Heun8 mrtHod or taxation. he assg-f-sl. aiding 'hat 'tbe auccess ot Inc gorrrHment does not lie in wiring tuz all inc retonus f can from tho paop.e la1t .b making :'fsjr Duric1 "s azat and f+lrt* distributed as pos sble."
 Carrying 'hc taH or sor1irn 70 sI- min stratton of Amnrlca's forr.gt rf- Iations. Inc president traced Inc la"'s in the .'pansa-Am r- Itau ~ar vns#h hc aaj 'it1 oHr country q world power with or}d IT, responsibilities" ap ta~ World war in which "Amrrlcan aaio I.e Ear~50c" fur what it be15et~I Has tha cause of B." and at f3e p"ac" 'ait,@ sf Paris Nhar" 'oHr pr"s n"" H fo|t- ened inc terms au1 Jimnis rl 'he ~ actions 0f inc tIr: orjDus aafi0rs II" I hen traced he etru7 whirb 5"d tn tH" of tnroa Am'rcaus un tHf commissions 10 untanE}e inc rrpara- tigns snari and declared:
 New Ira Ahrad.
 "A final adIBs' mrut Tor fh" Ii4Hi- aaffou of raparatiohs ought to he th@ fsf ginning gf ncw era ot peace and good wit.
 .Ia the avert that zach 2 condition elnpp." he neBt on. ''It bnrom"s pertinent to e<auIine wHat ran be done bv our on.n country. i1 Co0pcra- ftoa with othrrs. further 70 rid our selves and inc rest of fine world e Inc menare and burden nf competitive armamrnfs and more effectively in- zfgrr thn s~ttsrmrht of differences be- n-ren nations. mot hy 2 rrrourFe to q ~rna. bat by 2 reC0Brsa tn rtason: not i fsv artlon InadtrE to Ha-. I,ut br ar- fsnn feaafrv to justice. Our pss' "E- f.arlenrc should warn us not to oT Y+t-- --r8nfInnf n tie far" of eo many failures but # afsn ius-lGrz The hope nat something may be done "hfre