The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-31
President 10 Again
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 date up to the present time, so that their present value or earned value as we may put 1t, is not the aggregate of all the certificates is- $2,10O, ,000, 900. whereas their face valu is $3,5O0, 1000, 900. "There too, believe it has been suggested that the interest paid or now accumulated be cancelled or remitted. If this plane were car ried out the total amount would in- crease to $S,720, ,000,0 ,000; or put, ting it another way making the cost of $1,620,0 1000 over and above the present value and $2,- 320, 100000 above the amount which the congress fixed as the or- iginal basic adjustment"
 League of Nations Washington, Dec 31.--(UP)- Revival of the League of Nations fight brought assurances, to-day from league opponents, that they would make every effort to block American membership in that in- ternational tribunal.
 At the same time advocates of participation pointed to the att titude of Japan toward the Wash- ington disarmament treaty as fur ther evidence of a Heed for re- adjustment of Americas approach toward problems.
 The senate, overwhelmingly democratic for the new session which begins next Thursday, con- tains three republican members who were among the ''irreconcil- ables" responsible for defeat of the league proposal in 1919. All three-Borah of Idaho. John- son of California and Norris of Me-, braska--indicated in conversations with the United Press that they would continue their opposition when the league issue Is brought again to the floor. They declined to comment as yet on the present proposal.
 The league issue is to be placed before the senate "when circum- stances warrant by Sen James P. Pope, d., Ida, who is now being assisted by the state department in drafting a joint resolution calling for American membership. q have long been convinced that international cooperation and a permanent organization for the amicable conciliation of interna- tional complications is essential to world peace," Pope said in an- nouncing his intention to introduce the league resolution. Pope declared that "the unsuc- cessful attempts of the United States to collect war debts and the failures of the world to bring order out of the chaos created by the World war are strong indications thta our foreign policy is in need of Q chance"
 Pope proposes two conditions to American membership in the league:
 i. 1. That the obligations of the covenant of the League of Nations are to be interpreted in harmony with the Kellogg peace pact. 2. That membership in the league would under no circum- stance obiigate the United States to send troops into foreign coun- try"
 Recognition of Russia Washington, Dec 31 - (U.Po- Demand that the United States withdraw recognition of Soviet Russia will be laid before congress next Thursday, Representative George H. Tinkham, republican, Massachusetts, announced to-day. In a denunciation of Soviet ac- tivities and methods, the short, stocky, bearded representative of Boston's Back Bay district, reveal ed he plans to introduce resolu- ton calling for abrogation of the treaty made with the Soviet, little more than year ago.
 "The Union of Soviet socialist republics is controlled by homi cidal terrorists who have murdered or systematically starved for poli- tical purposes between 10,000,000 and 20,000,000 human beings, :, Tinkham, who returned recently from an extensive tour of Russia, said.
 ''These hoinicidal terrorists have adopted a militant and systematic teaching of atheism which is a stench in the nostrils of all Chris tian people.
 "The Soviets proclaim doctrines opposed to our constitution and aimed at the destruction of the character of our civilization, which doctrines are systematically spread
  da."
 Tinkham said that dissemination of communist propaganda in the United States has ben denounced officially by army and navy offi- cers as undermining the enlisted personnel of both arms of the serv- ice.
 "These communistic doctrines also have ben denounced by the American Federation of Labor, Tinkham said. 'The agents and servants of the Soviet are said to be in this country to undermine trade unions and gain control of the labor unions.' and their pres ence has encouraged communism.
 Limited States recognition of this rule of homicidal terrorists encourages them to talk of war and to make provocative and war