THE WORLD COURt
AMERICA WILL ENTER
/A DEFINITE STATEMENT.
(ADSTRALIAN-HIW ZIALAND CABLI ASSOCIATION.) . (Received 17th September, 10 a.m.) VANCOUVER, 16th Sept.. , A memorial to thelate President Harding, erected "by the Kiwania 1 International, was unveiled here, on Wednesday at thY spot where the late President made his last publio address. Addressing a gathering of representatives of the Canadian and American Governments, over, a thousand members ol Kiwani clubs, and throngs of Vancouver citizen*, Senator Frank;B. Willis, (Ohio) said :—-';. '; _■ ■'.'■■ ■^"..'' -. • •■• ■..-'.'■ :.
Mr.' Harding'a dying wish for our entrance into the World Court will be gratified. The Committee on Foreign Kelationg of the United States Senate will, at,/the forthcoming session of Congress,' report in favour of entrance into World. Court, under the pla-n proposed ; by President Harding, "Secretary of State;, (Mr. Hughes), and President Coblidge; and the Senate will, by a substantial majority, ratify this action.
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 68, 17 September 1925, Page 5
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142THE WORLD COURt Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 68, 17 September 1925, Page 5
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