Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-03
Premier ASQuith Declares the
Germans Are Organizing
Their Industries for an At
tack on the Allies
RESOLUTIONS ARE NOT
AIMED AT NEUTRALS
England viii Take Steps to
Work Out d New Industrial
and Commercial Policy;
Manufacturers VIII Assist,
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London, Aug. Premier Asquith
on opening the discussion in the house
lof commons today on the resolutions
of the Paris economic conference said
the British government had entered
the conference with two objects in
view. The first was to convince the
central powers that the entente allies.
whatever their views on the economic
policy, were resolved to wage war in
complete unity and determination IN
economies as In military spheres. The
Isecond was to make preparations for
the period following the declaration of
peace In view OF the known attitude
'und will Of the Germans.
'Our eyes have been opened, said
the premier 'as to the meaning or
.the manifold tamifications of the
German system of economic penetrs-
tion and commercial and financial
control OF vital interests and the use
to which with advantage this system
could be put IN time Of war
Germany" Mr Asquith said.
would be animated with the same
spirit when the war was over. The
Germans already were organizing
their industries for an attack on tho
markets Of the entente allies he said
and for a vigorous, IL possible. at
tack on neutral markets"
Premier AsV nh repeated that It
was an essential condition to peace
thai Belgium and Serbia be restored
NOT only politically, nationally and
diplomaticallN but materially and
economically to the positions IN which
ithcy stood before the war. The de-
irostated districts of France and Pol,
% d L.. ..,t. .Itr .t..I
Future Outlook Encouraging.
Dealing briefly with the measures
proposed for the course of the war
ana during the period OF reconstruc-
lion Premier Asquith said it was the
bounden duty of the allies 10 take
every step TO secure for their own use
the supplies produced by their own
countries As for permanent measures
for mutual assistance and collabora-
tlou among the allies, these would be
left to each country consistent with
the purpose of promoting economic
Independence of hostile countries
among the allies. He emphasized the
point that the resolutions were not
aimed at the ncutrals
As far as Great Britain was con-
cerncd continued the premier. the
omcns Tor the future were very en-
rouraglng British industries had
shown extraordinary enterprise aud
rcsomccfulncss aud there was q
srcater disposition among manutac-
Jurors TO cooperate and call I'M the
available scientific and mechanical re-
sources of the country 10 increase the
output aud improve the organization
Certain commercial changes. said
Mr.. AsuWth amounted TO reNolu-
ion The board Of trade was ems
gagged bon q scheme 10 render the
ouutrv independent OF supplies frum
hostile hrlligcreuts IN respect tu dyes.
peltcr .rt. The plans for research
Ias already been perfected
To obtain Rcparauou
The question of industrial and g0m-
UgryIul policy generally has been rr-
erred 10 committee and the gov
rnWrnt was n communication with
ndia ana with the domnious and thu
whole matter of the empires trade
.uluv would De considered
Tho governments added the premier
g iu consultation with labor rcpIe
eDtUiycs with e view to the formula
ION of am after the war policy in d.
Ial and Industrial matters Intended
@ secure faircr distribution among
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