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Specialists in High
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wesrrmo'ron. april 8., (AP)—
fl'he attitude or the government to-
ward-tho Worldicourt. the League
ot Nations. and limitation ot ema-
rnonts wee rededned by rreeident
Coolidge today in laying the corner
stone or the National Press Iuild.
log. the new home at the National
Press Club.
limpheeins the respoit‘tbllitiee ot
the press “in promoting better un-
derstanding by supporting ieith and
good will. and peace." the President
declared that ”without e trieadly et-
tttude oi seine on the port 0! our
9
uveeoedbythoeeuenettheprees.
allelortenthebenotthegevern-
meat to maintain hemonioos inter-
netlonel reislione will be at little
eveil."
"it is tattle." he continued. “to
0309i!!! Justice unless we provide
courts. Our country has lately re-
cognised this important principle by
signifying its determination to pro.
mote international Justice by'sdher-
int: to the orld Court. This has
been done :1 or reservations which
adequately seteguerl American
rights and also tend to strengthen
the independence ot the court. Our
government has teltou this stop he-
ceuee it believed that it was the
most practicel method by which it
could esorciee ite greet influence in
establishing the principle ot a. rain
at international law under which
disputes and diiterencee would be
adjusted. not by force but by reason.
We ought to be reody to assume
that in undertaking to diecherge this
some obligation other countries have
beenenintetod by the some motives
Which have intrii'ed us."
Disc the League ot Nations.
Mr. Coo Oge said the United States
had retueod to adhere to that or-
ganisation because it wished to m.
train trout intertering in the .politlcel
easing or others. "
‘ilt will be 0! great benellt." he
added “it the people can be in-
formed that we take pen in admin.
isteriug international Justice because
it aileote us. We do not beconto in-
vtived in the political controversies
0 other countries because they are
none or our emu-"-
MrnCoolidge appealed for "e bet-
ter understandins" among the pew
plea at the world in the interest 0!
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At Corner Stone” of National Press Club
ternlslionel Court Will
Secure1__l_l_sticcBetween1:eti one.
peace. in touching upon the oil‘orts
to restrict armaments.
"We-ere seeking." he said. "by
whet appears at the present time
the only practical method. to pro-
arnente. it has dun been suggeet-
ed that betore lead and novel torcos
can be reduced there must be en
intellec sl"end moral disarmament.
0t cou so. this is true. So long so
there is enmity towurd such other
in the hearts 0! diaercui. peopled it
is us see to expect disarmament."
'l'h press at the country was re-
(erred to by the President as "one
in laying t e corner stone he .
ed that "under American institu ion
e corner stone which is dedicated to
the pres eeeis likewise dedicated to the
new lie."
"In tlpeaciel resources." he added.
“in ebeolute independence. the reac-
tlon or en enlightened public opinion
to right and truth and Justice. the
position which they (the American
Journalists) occupy in this country
stands unrivaled in all history. "
Appealing for the press “to seek
not to cats; to a. supposed low and
degraded public opinion but rather
to create a noble and inspired pub-
lic opinion." Mr. Coolidge urged a
viewpoint. dot nationalism tempered
with a spirit ot toleration in all inst-
ters or race, class and religion.
Apparent dlflerenceu of lomtione.
race and customs. he litili. are not
real but artificial. and "no zippeul
can be made to them which will an-
crue to the lasting helium of the
human race".
"lt is enough." he added. "'i0
know that all can say 'This is a. port
of America'. and 'Wc are all Amer-
icans.‘ "
The President spirl in [111111
True and False Criticism
It is my arm conviction that the
press ot this country is strong
enough independent enough. and
influential enough. so that it should
seek not. lo cute; to it. supposodllow
end degraded puhllc cpl-lion. but
rather to create a noble and inspired
public opinion. it ought to work in
harmony with e great purpose, I")?
weeling to the people the progress
or the develoment at e. Divine pow.
or. it should be the record or those
mighty events which mark cou-
temporary hlsiory. While it is nec-
roesery at times to be critical. yet it
is to be remembered .thet criticism
pursued merely tor the sake of crlt~
iciam is a. barren operation. leaving
no lasting results. True Journalism
must go tar beyond this into the
field of constructive effort. it is
only in that direction that, there will
be tourid anything that ls ol lusting
public benefit.
"Any student at human relations
must cents to' the conclusion that
liberty is derived from w. The
prose of the country in tr because
the Constitution guarantees its free:
dom. it that provision were struck
out from our fundamental law, the
press would not remain free for on
i hour. As an obligation. coupled
a. supporter ot the Constitution and
as the urmest advocate ot a. reign
should be no weakness and no war-
ering. it should edvoeete resolute-
end the entereesnent oi thg‘lew.
0310 0mm. One M10
mote internetionel limitation or arm. '
or the cor or stones at liberty". end
1 Done iii
of
Y. ., drove.
across ”1' iontincnt in s. rickety iliv-
vor that fell apart in Sen Frencisco.
Rather than wire home tor e return
ticket. young Behweh shipped as a
mess boy on a manner for New York.
Si'llwnh,
Elohim in 0!
son
Butlelo. N.
Mayor
custom-i ilre not real but artificial.
No appeal can be made them
which will nrcruo to the lasting
bencili or the human race. The
prongs ct civilization in a. progress
all away lrnm mnphasls upon, that
which in accidental to emphasis
upon that which is essential. \\ hen
we \\l.‘"‘l\’ decided not to
repror‘r-nlml by orders of nobility but
to let Il'llu worth create tor all our
illlldliildllihl .1 nulwrsul class. we
tnCOL'liio-ii our» of ihr- crcnt truths
of human l-xl:il-"llii(' Which can not
be to” ulicu emphasised. Ameri-
cans i'ilt‘ all pii.\llegr,rl'
\i' hut Tolerntlon Menus.
"Broadly speaking. all of ih-ei
suggestions lull under the
of iolcxutlon. Thin mvans the adop-
‘ lion ui‘ u. i‘IUHil .Illll generous rpiiii.
under which each may work out his
own destiny in accordance with his
own merits. Race hatred, close tool-
lug. rrligious prreccullon. however
these may ire inhibited, whether
under :1 {mum at law or llirougll tho
term or public opinion. or even in
deflam‘v 01' law. have no justification
in reason and are disastrous in their
consequences. They dwarf and de-
stroy those who permit themselves
to cemc under the domination of
these ulotiiee.’10lerstion is not a
mum: quality. it does not mean
receiving the item-ma or the toler-
ance or others. It is distinctly an ec-
ilve quality which means bestowing
upon others end thereby receiving
ourselves the bent-me of our own
tolerance.
“No 011-: can criticm: Journalistic
'i pecielly the chic! requirement will
,crcnioi
tliosn "lillli‘iui barriers which‘ercl
pi int iple]
» l
efforts directed to the promotion or
”particular interests but all that can
he done without raising bitter en.
tegonlelhe‘ slain-t other interests. rt
is ill: seible to think-oi political
parties in these days without the
support or a sympathetic press. It.
seems to me that. in this field) es-
always be (or constructive oitort.
flunk partisanship very quickly falls
into a distortion or a. complete min-
statement of the facts accompanied
by arguments which lead to illogical
uud unsound conclusions. A \egy
cursory perueel or our history would
convince anyone that mine past
there has been audit-tent good in
,hotii our political parties. enprclally
l
l
iwhen they have been .in power. to.
1 i-vqulre'e large amount or printer‘s
ink in its portreyel. is improbable
that e very similar ondition does
not exist at the preeent time. it
would be much more helpful to sug-
sest whet ought to the done than
merely to find fault with what. is
being done. it is very didlcult to
reconcile e nerrow and bitter per-
tieenehip with real petrlotieni.
“in the add at our torelgn role,
tions the attitude ot the press be~
comes of very greet importance. The
number ot our people who learn of
foreign countries by actual contact
with them is comparatively very
small. Even then. such knowledge
probably reletee to only one or two
countries. What the people or our
country as e whole know or con-
temporary actions of 'other cann-
lrics is Keined entirely from the
public prints. or course. the press
is instilled. in piecing the very bish-
est estimation Upon America. No
one should compiein because our
Journalists represent our country as
having the best or institutions. 'l’hei’
are the best tor us. But this does
not require that. other countries and
race. uneven
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other institutions should be dis-
persed. ‘
"Our- 0! the tery gravest i. sponsi-i
bilitiea of the Governniint 1.». iln 1
creation and preeenetlon or rrlc-nuiy‘
relations with ell foreign countries. i
One reason for this is our foreign;
trade. it is true that the limo tlicl
natural resources to make cum-lies,
wry nearly eelt~sustainiulr. iiui,’
nevertheless our commerce niill .
other nations in what We buy and
soil is very large and very imporm
tent, both in the promotion oi our
material prosperity and on an enor-
moue onligh cnlng and clvillzing in-
fluence. Uh oubtodly trade Will go
to .1 in rgc extent where it can secure
thi- xrcaieut advantage, ilui ll. 1.». in-‘
lluencr'd in no email d-"Eree by good
will.
Shipments of enameled sanitary
were in February by manuiecturer-
era were as follows: Bethe. 82.675:
Ini'ntorirr. 104.996: sinks. 96.079. and
mieccllaneeue. 46,094,
purer-l with 93.380 bathe. 123,085
lavetorles. 121.519 sinks and 65.032
miscellaneous pieces shipped in the
like month e yoer ego. according to
the Department of Commerce.
Which com- '
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the press ought always to stand so .-
On thet principle there.
1?. end It all lint“. the observance
"in our domestic eiteire an exceed-
ingly important principle to observe
try. We are all one people. While a
public pride in our own individuel
locality ie both iultiheble and help-
‘tul. it ought to be remembered that
each individual locality is what it is
mainly because it is en integrel pert
of the whole Nation. But howeVor
gmt may be the accomplishments
0! that section in which we happen
to live. they can never be great
enough to werrent any disparage.
meat or any other section. No part
or our hitch is so perfect that it
out look With all! disdain on the
luperteotlohs 01 any other part.
end. oonmely. all of our diaerent
areas each hero eudieient adveu.
tegee to commend them to respect.
it is enough to know that all net:
soy “This is e pert of America."
end "We are Americans." Under
our institutions all are equal.
“The sense reason which make
untenable any eaort to array eco-
tlon against section apply to any et-
tempt to array class eeeiuet class.
Correctly speaking. we have no see-
Iem unity that applies to our. ter. -
to our population. The eppercm.
dittonnces of location, race. mm.
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