Show TREK TO Th TOI I From Those That Have Returned Nothing Hopeful Emanates I I I OPINIONS DIFFER DIPPER I i I Senators Just as Far Apart as If They Had FarI I Stayed HomeI Homei Home 1 I i n II Bi T su SM suLL LL UJ Cops right t I 1 1123 q 2 3 I WASHINGTON July 28 Al AI Al Already rend ready It l Is Iq apparent that the great trek or of o our elder eider statesmen to Iu- Iu Europe Eu Europe rope this summer Is Ls not going to soh soie e any of our foreign relations problems Senator Sentor Oscar W V V Underwood or of Alabama went to Europe a firm er In the league or of o nations and that America should o her part in assisting J Europe to cc t w wW r W W Senator 1 bs an- an announced an announced that liLa hia trip strengthened all or of o these views H He HI believes that the United States cannot hut but I suffer from the chaos across the theL wat watt r L I Senator Hiram Johnson of or of Call Call- California Cali California i fornia went wont to Europe some fhe month ago ngo announcing himself as I the aich alch foe too of the league or of na- na na nations Lions the world court and all In- In ln machinations that might entangle the United States In the quarrels or the woes of for for- foreign for foreign I eign landsi lands i U S OUT or OF MESSi MESS lESS i Senator Johnson has announced I that his trip strengthened all thes lews He is more set than over ever everIn In his opinions due to what ho he saw Haw awand and heard on the other side alda lio thinks the United States well out or of the mess and so far as he Is Isable Isable isable able to do it ho he is going to keep the tho United States out Hoover I Harding Hughes et t al nl to the con con- contrary contrary notwithstanding I There Is no question but that I I and arc two of the most brilliant mem mom members members I I bers bars of or the upper branch of or con con- conI con congress gross gress Both are men ot or high Intel Intel- Intelligence Intelligence and with a grade ell of I InteLligence goes the ability to Oh- Oh ob observe serve acne and judge When these thebe two men come coma home with entirely dl- dl divergent di divergent views lews of the moral pointed to us by the conditions abroad what hat chanco has the poorman poor man Ln in inthe Inthe the street to form any sort of or con con- conceptions conceptions con conceptions of hl hi his 0 own onn n or his toun- toun ry coun-ry ry s a duty In what Is admittedly a worLd crisis s i-s IY Hill O DOY WY Y Senators Under Underwood and John John- Johnson Johnson son John son agree in one thing They YI both I baY that Europe is in a bad way The They knew that ho however hoever ever before they crossed the water I The rhe United States must abandon Its policy of o Indifference and go goIn goin goIn In and help says Senator Under Under- M The fhe United States must adhere to the wisdom of or the forefathers and an- ando do nothing that would smack or oran oran oran an entanglement In Europe Says Senator rOlt IGN POLICIES S SAnd And that Is about as ns near as the Incoming senate is going to get tet to a settlement of the foreign policies of the tho United States It seems as though at least third one one Lf if not one halt of the senators tors or orthe orthe the United d States have been to Europe thu this summer or have havo I a atour atour tour in contemplation Each and andeer andeer er eer yone of or th them m has gone gono I pre conceived Ideas and they II all come back hack with these Ideas un- un unshaken Unshaken un unshaken shaken The pent up wisdom of the ages Is to be loosed in the halls of or the senate the winter and the frenzied fury will continue continuo far tar Into the campaign next summer During the tho league of or nations fight senators who had never been to Europe and never to togo togo togo go freely to say the least or of their own t particular vie views Band Bandl and l leas ideas as ta what Europe needed and did not Dot need whit Europe should hould do or should 1 have base done and hat she Bile lie should hould not doNow doNow do doNow Now a large proportion of o the I senators ha have base e hauled off and gone to Europe They have haye seen things thing I andI at first h hind nd they have lae la e talked and talked with Iu Europe rope Thy fhy are like the little boy who sho after aCter his first day at school found with his head headIn headin headin In his hands My God how ho loi I know An All of which means moans there will wilt bS be I many a hard harel fought battle on the I floor of or the senate enate from the mo- mo moment mo moment ment mont the bell rings In December until the country cries out hold hold enough nough along towards next July Sonic Some senators could talk for tor t two tad solid years without visiting Europe Continued on Page Pago Two V r SOLONS TREK OVERSEAS TO YIELD LITTLE Continued from Page PaC One what will the harvest be IMS after all the tho migrations to the other side aide this summer OPINION UNSHAKEN I Already the senators who ho sailed tor foi Europe saying they thought tho thoI I SovIet government In Russia Ruia should be recognized are beginning to re return re- re return return turn with the same statement on their lips Already the who sailed vowing sowing that to recognize I the Soviets would be to ingul engulf the world In a 11 blood red tide of ot trou trou- trouble trou- trou trouble trouble ble arc are returning more convinced than ever that their point of slew vie and Ie- Ie and theirs alone was the tho only cor- cor correct corred cor correct red one Old hands at the capital know that the In the senate never I changes a vote But the debates go on just the same and this como com corn corn- coming ing log winter the country Is In for tor the greatest flood of ot orator oratory that ever I has flowed from the sacred sum sum- summIt sum sum- summit summit mit of ot Capitol Hill I Summing It all nil up It would seem that the efforts to establish the tho peace of ot the world is nearer thoI to I Shermans Sherman's description of war than ot of war itself Itsel I |