Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 199, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1921 — Page 3
NEW PREDICTS RATIFICATION OF ARMS PACT Indiana Senator Declares Differences Are of No Consequence. Specla.l to Indiana Dally Times and Philadelphia Public Ledger. WASHINGTON, Dee'. 30- —Senator Harry S. New of Indiana, a close personal friend of President Harding, rredicts ratification of the four-power Pacific pact In the Senate with only three dissenting Republican votes, and probably no organized Democratic opposition. While Senator New could see nothing “of any great moment’’ in the contradictory constructions placed on the “protection clans©’’ of the treaty. Senators McNary of Oregon, and King of Utah, stressed their contention for elimination of the Japanese homeland. “The treaty makes for peace in the Pacific,” Senator New, who is a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, said. “That was one of the principal objectives of the conference. We simply say to our foreign associates, 'boys, we agree not to strike one another, if we have a difference of opinion, let us sit down and talk things over, and settle our disputes among ourselves in a friendly way.’ Could any plan be more plain and simple and more desirable? DIFFERENCES OF SMALL MOMENT. “I ilo not consider the different construction placed on the ’protection clause’ a of any great moment, any more than I regard the proposal that it be changed to meet the vi. ws of Japan, or of ourselves as the chief issue. The underlying purpose of the treaty Is of such overshadowing importance—the preservation of peace in the Pacific—that a mere difference of opinion as to the meaning of a word here and there, is, in my judgment, a minor matter. “The difference between the I.eagne of Nations and the decisions of the conference is very great, so great, in fact l do not believe more taan three votes on our side will be ea>t against the treaty, the votes of Senators Borah and La PUSS IN BOOTS JR. By David Cory “Dame, get up and bake your rlea, Bake your pies, bake your pies; On Christinas Day In the morning!" “Dame, what makes your maidens lie. Maidens lie. maidens lie; Dame, what makes your maidens lie. On Christmas Day in the morning!’’ Th-n it all came back to them. It was Little Jack Horner’s father who was calling. And it was Christmas morning. Os course, it was only last night that they had gone to the Christmas Tree! Tom Thumb sprang out of bed and looked at the little fur overeoat which he had received for a present. Then they heard Jack Horner’s father calling again: “Dame, what makes yo’iir ducks to die. Ducks to die, ducks to die; Dame, what makes your ducks to die, Dame, get up and bake your pies. On Christmas Day in the morning?" I “Becanse we fire to have them for Christmas dinner," she answered, “and a mighty fine dinner we shall have, too. Puss Junior and Tom Thumb opened their eyes. At first they didn't remember where they were. Mr. Horner seems to know his “Mother Goose.” whispered Puss Junior. “Perhaps we’d better get up,” and he sprang out of bed and pulled on his red top boots, while Tom Thumb put on his fur overcoat! Pretty soon the children came tramping down the stairs, and then Mr. Horner called out again. “Their wings ere cut and they cannot fly. i Can not fir. can not flyt Their wings are cut and they cannot fly. On Christmas Day In the morning." “Well, thit Is lucky." said Mr. Homer; “I was thinking I might have a hard time catching them.” “Well, by this time, the children, with Puss Junior and Tom Thumb, were playing with their presents under the tree, which was still standing, but the candles were not lighted, of course. It looked very pretty, just the sam©, for the silver tincl and trinkets were still hanging from Its green boughs. After a while they all went out for n slelzb ride, which was great fun. “Jingle bells, Jingle bells, jlng'e all the way!” And Puss Junior and Tom Thumb never had so much fun as th“.v did on that ride, and when everybody gat home there was the wonderful Christmas dinner waiting fir them. “Christmas comes but once a year. But when it doe3 it brings good cheer."— Copyright, 1921. (To Bo Continued.)
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Follette and perhaps one other Senator, and, while I am In no position to speak for the Democratic side, 1 do not look for any organized opposition there. “We are not only entering Into n solemn agreement to avert war, and to encourage peaceful relations between Japan and ourselves, but we are securing protection for Hawaii, the Philippines, and the Alaskan peninsula. CANNOT HURT EACH OTHER. “Under the naval reduction ratio agreed to, Japan will not have enough capital ships to cause us any trouble aud we will surrender too many of them to continue to be a source of worry to Japan. The beneficial result of the uaval agreement will last longer than the tenyear period fixed by it. for it would take several years to replace the capital ships which are to be scrapped, and for any nation, a party to the agreement, to get into fighting trim again.” The Senator said, “the good to come out of the armament conference will greatly exceed the most sanguine expectations,’’ adding; “I was among those who cautioned against too much optimism when the conference started. Frankly, I was rather dubious as to how much the conference would be able to accomplish, and I was fearful that the American people might expect too much and be disappointed. But the results of the conference have far exceeded my most sanguine expectations. It has done a world of good already, and will certainly lead to more good results In the future. The submarine Question, for Instance, Is a mere mole hill when compared with the mountain of accomplishment the conference has set up as a guarantee of future peace.”—Copyright, 1921, by I’ublic Ledger Company.
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