Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1924, Page 5

UNTDSTITES “TUASSIST I TRANG CODE Co-operation in Inter-| national Law Plan Held Assured. By DAVID LAWRENCE. (Copyright, 1924, Consolidated Press Association.) ‘ON, Dec. 11.—De. the councll of the League of Nations at Rome to summon fif. teen jurists of world-wide fame t draft a code of international law wi! receive the co-operation of Americz Por many years the United States | government has been anxious to sew | “ start made toward the real codifi cation of international law. Elihu Root succeeded in including a clause WASH? cision by DAY, DECEMBER .11, 1924 to thut effect in the Republican na- tional platform: of 1920. Mr. Har, ing was in synipathy with the) project and both President Coolld and Secretary Hughes have since emphasized fits importance. Indeed. in the last message congress, Air. Coolidge made a special para- | graph on the subject which now has been taken seriously by- the League of Nat whose Initiatt in calling the conference is the fir: practical step taken since 1909 is pertinent, in view ‘of the -avtior by the League of Nations council t quote Mr. Coolidge's exact words: country should also supp: which are being made toward | ification of international law, | We can look more hopefully, in the | first. instance, for research and studjes thatjare likely to be pri tive of results, to a co-operation of representatives of the bar and mem: Lers,ef the international institutes and societies thay/to a conference of those who are technically repre sentatiye of their respective govern ments, although when projects have been developed they must go to the governments for their approval. “These expert professional studies are ging on-{n certain quarters and should have.our constant encourage- ment and-approval.” The league council realized the truth of Mr. Coolld, words about technical representatives of govern- ments so in line with his {dea the jurists who will be asked to draft the new code will not be representa- tives of governments but a commit- tee of specialists. This is exactly the way the constitution of the inter- national coyrt of justice was framed when Elihu Root was invited as a jurist and not as a representative of the American government, to sit with jurists from other countries. ‘When, however, the committee concluded its investigations and recommended a definite protocol, the latter was submitted to the govern- menta of the world for approval. , So also may the recommendations of the international Jawyers be’ sub- mitted to the different governments forpatification, The. fact that.the ‘League of Nations took the initiative in summoning the conference com- plicates tHe problem nb more than the action that has been taken in summoning an international opium, conference or other, humanitarian activities in which the United States has participated. The making of a new code of international law {s, in itself, one of the most vital steps toward pre- serving peace that has been needed since the last European war. On all sides there has been agreement to that effect but the process has lagged. The first and second Hague conferences were designed to codify the rules of war which constitute the bulk of International law and the conference which resulted in what is known as the declaration of London in 1909 was the lust docu’ ment on international law to come from a large gathering of impor: tant powers. ‘The declaration was not ratified generally and those na tions which did not ratify it mude important reservations so that when the war of 1914 broke out the “belligerents were disposed at first to adhere but later disregarded’ some of the most important provisions in the code. No code seemingly has been drawn which has been considered binding in time of war and the jurists will have as their major’ problem the making of “such rules* ag? can. be obeyed in war time. to effort ‘ BEB biserasssvierd at Mi pemrenss cases aoe She Captured Bank Robber | ‘a This REPEATED. BY MORTIMER Fourth Day Under , Way in Tnal. CHICAGO, Dec. 11.—(By The As- sociated Press.}—Blias H. Mortimer. the chief government witness begat | lus fourth day of cross examination in. the Forbes-Thompson conspiracy trial today with further testimony touching upon alleged bribery pay- ments to Charles R. ‘Forbes, then dl- rector of the veterans’ bureau in August, 1922. ‘The witness. repeated his charge that he gave Forbes $10,000 in cash on August 11, as “his share” of a bribe pald for a hospital contract at Tupper’ Lake, New York. The money was given to Mortimer by ‘William McVauley, Washington rep- resentative of the Southerland Con- etruction company; which recelved two separate contracts tor the Tup per Lake foundation. Mortimer was closely questioned about the nature of his work in the | interest of the Sutherland company, at atime when, according to his pre vious testiinony, he was_under agree }rnent to represent Thompson und | Black Construction company, a com petitor of Suther‘and, in the bidding for the veterans’ hospital. He dented he hdd determined in i922 upon *@ campaign to ruin Mortimer denied he had told Dr. George B, ‘ullidge, his iather-in-law in August, 1922, ‘that he would “get Forbes" if he had to swear himself Into: jail to dott ———_—_ -—- YOUTHISHELD | FORT. WORTH, .Texas, “Dec. 11.— Murder charges were filed last night against: Henry ‘Thompson, . 19- verrold Fort Worth youth who was arrested in El Paso on advice of reas polite, folowing the finding of the body,of Thompson's 17-year old wife in a thicket north of Fort Thine ‘sport “biouss, and ‘drawers in| one garment und was especially de signed for devotees of sport on the Riviera. this winter. 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Tenn hed @etective and captured Hart Austin 2% bank robher known throughout southwest and even up in the province of Ontario Two friends of Austin’s had engaged e room ut Mrs. Buchan home Then Austin (seen > ipset) coming around to see them Mra Buchan tapped tele phone wires When Austin came in one day she met bin at the door with @ sbotgun and held him until police arrived Austin and his com panions had planned to rob another bank that very day detectives say SETTING THE STYLES will have no difficulty *bring pressure to ratification of any’ hibits their effeetive: for while it is true u are bound by the same fules, they sometimes opera’ diminish the power of a maritime nation with a large navy more than they do other nations. But it’s a beginning end with the peace movement through- out the world growing stronger each year, the navalists and militarists will find it increasingly, hard» to stand in the way of a new code of International law. 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