Show THE TRANS transcript BULLETIN BULLET IN published every friday ALEX F DUNN editor advertising rates on application OUR JOB department USES THE FRANKLIN PRINTING PRICE LIST price per year entered as second class mail matter te r august 11 14 1891 at t the he post s office at tooele thoele city utah under unde r the act of alarca 3rd ard 1879 HA BIAH a S TAIC STATE i AS S 0 C 1 AT 0 PEACE PLAN PRIZE AWARDED advocates entering world court and cooperation with league without full membership at present suggests league mem bershia be opened to all nations and provides for development 0 of f international law the american peace award brought forth plans and many thousands of letters since many of the plans plan were the composite work of organ organizations I 1 ns universities etc a single plan often represented the views of hundreds or thousands of individuals the content of these plans is cheref therefore oie an index of the true feeling and judgment of hundreds of thousands of american citizens the these se plans come from every group in american life some are obviously from lifelong students ot of history and international law somo some aro are from persons who have studied little but who have themselves soon and felt the horror of 0 war or who aro are even eten now living out its ita tragedy dut among thorn them all aro are these dominant currents that it war Is honestly to be prevented thoro there must bo be a faco aco about on the part of the nations in their attitude toward it that tha t by some progressive agreement the manufacture and purchase of the munitions ot of war must bo be limited or stopped p that while no political mechanism U alono alone will insure cooperation among the nations there hero must be some machinery of cooperation if tho the will to cooperate Is ig to be mado made effective that mutual counsel among the nations la in the real hope tor for bringing about the disavowal ot of war by the open avowal of its real causes and open discussion of them and finally that there in must a bt bo be some means ot of donning r recording cording 0 interpreting and developing the law ot of nations statement of jury of award the jury of award realizes realize that there to la no one approach to world peace and that it is necessary gorec to recognize not merely political but bat also psychological and economic factors the only possible pathway to international agreement with reference to these complicated and difficult tao IG tors tori Is through mutual counsel and cooperation which the plan selected contemplates it la is therefore ther etore the unanimous opinion of the jury that of the plans submitted plan number 1169 Is the best practicable plan by which the united states may co ororato with other nations to achieve and preserve the peace ot of the world it it Is the unanimous hope ozithe jury that the first fruit of tho the mutual counsel and cooperation among the nations which will result from the adoption of the plan selected elected will be a general prohibition of the manufacture and sale of all materials of war ROOT HOOT chairman JAMES EDWARD M HOUSE ELLEN FITZ pr PENDLETON ROSCOE POUND 0 WILLIAM ALLEN BRAND WHITLOCK the qu question eastlon to be voted upon the substantial provisions which constitute the plan selected by the jury 0 of award and upon which the vote of the american Atner ican people peoples peo pleIs le asked are hereby submitted by the policy committee as ollowa follows 1 ENTER THE PERMANENT COURT that the united states adhere to the permanent court ot of international justice for or the reasons and under the conditions stated by secretary hughes hughea and president If hording ardIng in february 1923 11 II COOPERATE WITH THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS WITHOUT FULL membership AT PRESENT that without becoming a member of tho the league ot of nations as at present constituted tho the united states Gov government emment should extend its present cooperation with the tha league and propose participation in the work of its assembly and council under the foli following owing conditions and reservations safeguarding of monroe doctrine 1 L the united states accepts the league ot of nations as aa an instrument of mutual counsel but it will assume no obligation to interfere with political questions ot of policy or internal administration of any foreign state in uniting its efforts with those of other states for the preservation of peace and the promotion of tho the common welfare the united states insists upon the safeguarding ot of the monroe doctrine and does not abandon its traditional attitude concerning american independence of the old world and does not consent to submit its long established policy conc concerning eming questions regarded by it as purely american to the recommendation or decision of other powers no military or economic force 2 that the only kind of compulsion which nations can freely engage to apply to each other in the name of peace is that which h arises from conference from moral judgment from full publicity and from the power of public opinion the united states would assume no obligations under article X in its present form or under article XVI in its present form in the covenant or in its amended torm form as now proposed unless in any particular case congress has authorized such action the united states proposes that articles X and XVI be either dropped altogether or so EO amended and changed as to eliminate any suggestion of a general agreement to usg coer coercion dion for obtaining conformity to the pledges of tho the covenant no obligations under versailles Versal lle treaty 3 that the united states will accart no responsibilities under the treaty of versailles unless in any particular case congress has authorized author lied such action league open to all nations i 4 the united states government proposes that article I 1 of the covenant be construed and applied or it necessary re drafted so that admission to the league shall bo be assured to any self governing state that wishes to jin and that receives the favorable voto vote of two thirds ot of tho the assembly development of international law 5 6 As a condition of its participation in the work and counsels of tho the league the united states asks that the assembly and council consent or obtain authority to begin collaboration for tho the revision and development of international law employing tor for this purpose tho the aid ota commission of jurists this commission would be directed to formulate anew existing rules of the tha law of nations to reconcile divergent opinions to consider points hitherto inadequately provided or but vital to tho the maintenance ot of international justice and in general to define the social rights and duties of states the recommendations of the commission would be pre boated from ume time to time in proper form tor for consideration to tho the assembly as to a recommending it not a lawmaking law making body authors name nama not to be revealed WILLIAM 11 JOHNSTON antil until after referendum ESTHER EVERETT lare in order that the vote dote may be betoken betaken taken member in charge solely upon the merits ot of the pi plan U the policy committee with the be NATHAN L MILLER quiescence ot of mr dok has decided MRS GIFFORD not to disclose the authorship ot of the MRS REID plan until after tho the referendum the MRS I 1 D ROOSEVELT identity la Is unknown to the members HENRY Y T L L STIMSON ot of the tha jury ot of award and the tha policy committee except one delegated MELVILLE MELVILL 10 E X member MRS FRANK A JOHN NY DAVIS davia CORNELIUS N BLISS JR LEARNED HAND treasurer do you approve aho iho winning phin yes Q in substance put IU an a x inthe hl proper r lw kox no Q name please print Addres 3 city t state aie you a voter mail promptly to v tiffi THE AMERICAN PEACE AWARD i ya MADISON NEW YORK CITY votes r ta the be interested in fular opinions art r cordially urged to t W end and them on an a 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