New Britain herald., 1919-09-04
Thinks Resumpti0l Business Relati Aid in Stabilizing change and u. Would Benefit.
PREDICTS TREATY
 WILL BE PAS
American Businessmen
 vised They Are Fla Fiercest Commercial ' in History of World.

Boston, Sept. 4.-Imme ediat4 sumption of business relations Germany and Austria was advGJ today by Ebert H. Gary, chairn the board of directors of the Steel Corp, in an address beforI annual meeting of the Americal association. MT. Gary preface speech with a declaration tha majority of the people of An were in favor of the peace treat the league of nations and thaI would assume it would be ad1 without material change.
 Sees Benefit to IT. s.
 The re- establishment of trad tween the United States and theI tral Powers was urged by the spI on the ground that we need Cd and Austrian goods and also such purchases would have a ddI influence in stabilizing exchanged
 From an economic standpoint said, considering of paramount nif1cance the question of benefl ourselves, we ought to resume ness relations with Germany andI tria at onCe."
 As further means to restore tl ternational business situation,| Gary declared the United should finance our other desd countries less fortunate in reh tating their productive capacity resources, and that i've should chase their products up to the of our requirements and ability also suggested that the adoptio1 the American dollar as a basi standard of currency and would be of universal benefit.
 Talks On Race Discriminatid
 Referring to the question of discrimination MT. Gary asserted Fit is possible that if compariso to intelligence and general merit to be made between those whoI permitted to immigrate to the I States and those who are denied privilege the advantage womI found in favor of the latter." II clared that these questions wer propriate for action by the leag nations which should pass upon by unanimous vote without unf, .sary delay" after the league isi pleted ard adopted.
 Fierce Struggle Ahead.
 American business men were ed that they were facing the fl commercial struggle in the histc the world. Foreigners" he said gazing upon this country as theI fertile field for adventure and z. tation. By every known mea operation Great Britain, France, many and other lands will seek tc trol or excel in the oVersea trad' justice to ourselves we must he gent and aggressive. As of vital sequence there should be the consistent and intense spirit 6 operation between all our peopl tween labor and capital, employe1 employees, between the state ant Vate interests
 As one essential of success I coming business struggle the SD
 
 maintained that we must have "a chant marine equal in every part to the best, with all advantages g. disadvantages in comparison wit CTS, unhampered by laws, rul regulations which might interfere practical and successful businaS eration.
 Antidote For BoIshevism.
 Turning to the labor questio( Gary said the antidote for Bols was plenty of work at reasonab pensation. He maintained t ployers must not give employ ground for complaint but ni nish them agreeable and
 conditions of work, an oppol' advance and invest their saviny business with which they are ca ed. He predicted that Bols
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