Evening star., 1933-05-02

ems Of today are essentially the same
n all countries and that. therefore. it
TO the interest of all to cooperate
or solution" AS to the results, the
Newark Evening News feels that the
ioctors can do little more now than
iiagnose the patients condition and
ly to agree among themselves on the
tenerai line of treatment while the
Birmingham Age-Eerald observes re
inewed determination to make of the
economic conference in London the
source of that salvation which the
world needs
! We find" saws the New York Sun.
"a positive declaration Of the need Of
increasing commodity prices and of ex-
panding credit. The conferees agreed
that the nations should contemplate
the re-establshment of equilibrium in
international exchange and of an in
ternational monetary standard when
circumstances permit The paragraph
about moderating excessive tariffs ana
quotas is one which only suggests 10
the bystander that Congress will have
a lot to debate about these subjects"
In view of the needs that have been
presented, the Oakland Tribune states
that lit is the decline of world trade
that has made serious and pertinent
these considerations The New Castle
News contends that the obstacles to
common policy are not insuperable."
1T is at least possible TO believe"
advises the Baltimore Sun. that the
conversations have cut away some of
the underbrush which obScures the path
TO sanity and recovered confidence all
over the world" The Nashville Banner
quotes with approval the explanation
from Premier Macdonald shat "the only
ic fn
standing as to the method of ap-
proach," and assurance was given that
no alliance had been effected or was
contemplated. but the nations were ami
mated by a sincere desire TO perform
a world service" The discussions are
| described by the Uniontown Herald as
Exploratory by the Spokane Spokes-
manReview as keen and sensible" b.
the Salt Lake Deseret News as open
diplomacy" by the Rockford Register
Republic as recovery giving one Of
the surest means of etsing national
irritations." and by the Bloomington&
Paragraph as unprecedented in char
acter' H.
The need of associathg the question:
involved with proper treatment of tk
armament question il brought out u
the Louisville ColIrierJournal. the t.
peka Daily Capital md the Rocheskf
Times Union
Argument that greements reacl
lack ratification as national policiesa
made by the Lincoh State Journal al
the Jersey City journal. The Akr&n
Beacon Journal yeuld Improve eon
tiors IL the u-.ta states ard ,,t 0Ia
Wo.,d ccuct:.e-l Tc-A t.s:r cv- -
nac.-tGt-cc," II e..,,..-....-.-....ls tN.s4A
U-oc a-o-:tS 90 .o--e exts..t, "a
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t.e sope, -.t1e-- t-.-.... J.e assGaa
Tat st tie co-::o-:.-c conference
1u:s e.t.s- ID Its. u u..s Re.
gove---..--s.=:t wi co--:ss::.t t. correspond
-cg --s: sCC-es a..ssctt.g t...e-- .--5e-est
a:d CTS -: ls.o:T r:::e-e appears
hs d c-oSSaa.:tty TIT =. va:.:ous way
tie sc..Ct.c:: fet eco.c::.-:c r.oss.,ss:...s
the vcrlo VII be undertaken hy ii
United Stats in folancs Of jnis1na&
tiopal aCtid1 1or the same end. r.
SUCH a polly Our Government may Il
fortunate ] it does not give away id
own advantages before bargainin
begins"