Show I President Coolid Coolidge's s Message President Coolidge's message to the congress delivered i In in person person per per- son SOil last week contained ined about Below will Ill be found a brief synopsis Americas America's policy he says is to be bo helpful to all nations while preserving preserving in ing its traditional attitude of ot keepIng keeping keeping keep keep- ing out of foreign entanglements Declares that the league of ot nations is for the United States a closed incident The United States will wIlt not join in that international organization organization organization while hoping for It the fullest fullest full full- full fullI I est et measure of oJ success j Supports the world Court ourt proposal submitted by President Harding with reservations indicating American Ameri Ameri- can refusal to adhere to the league of nations When the time is ripe there will willbe willbe be opportunity to discuss relations with soviet Russia Does not favor cancellation of war debts owed to the United States bit sees no objection to adjustments along the line reaches reached with the British British British Brit Brit- ish government Proposes to safeguard ard American interests In war-time war claims against Germany Urges the utmost economy in governmental governmental gov governmental gov- gov expenditures Disapproves of wa war taxes in genera general gen gen- I era eral and the profits excess tax in par par- I Would abolish tax exempt ties I Argues against any general tariff law revision V Would operate shipping fleet until it is placed upon a sustaining self sustaining solf-sustaining basis I Supports highways and waterways development Reorganization of the freight rate structure Is declared necessary Additional legislation for the voluntary voluntary voluntary vol vol- vol- vol consolidation of ot transportation t tion Uon lines Is advocated Declares it his duty to see that the prohibition laws are enforced to the fullest degree Avows his Ms la concern for the progress of ot the negro race Asks for adequate army navy and aircraft legislation Aligns hin himself seU with the movement for educational and welfare better better- ment mente I I Urges the selective method In the I case of immigrants Disposes of ot bonus proposal in nine I words words words-he he does not favor a bonus for able able bodied but the fullest ca care e. e and concern for the disabled Coal costs he says are unbearably high Points out needed legislation Supports unqualifiedly the Mellon proposal for tax reductions Gives his support to reclamation n undertakings reforestation and conservation conservation con con- of at resources No plan of price fixing storage or orthe orthe the like can ean solve the farmers' farmers Ills Cheaper freight rates and fertilizers diversification of crops and cooperative cooperative cooperative tive marketing plans are suggested a remedies |