Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-06-03
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! MENACE TO PEACE
NATIONS CLOSING OPEN DOOR
HERB. HOOVER TELLS
MANUFACTURERS ~
AL CREATING TRUSTS NON
These 0pninate individuals While We
Prevent idation-Theyss
sssy Want to Keep Us Out, ~ 4
Other Situations. ia !.

r. -tSS ORR -=11erbert Hoover, sec
retary Of commerce. sounded VAIN
ing the other night before the National
Association of Manufacturers tia,
tendencies today that make for the
-aii-nntfons- Of the pen-,iour in world
commerce, asserting there are many
cdMR mat ions Of exporters and I'M
porters in many countries again are
Seeking to dominate Certain trades
Which, if not .remedied, can become =
menaes e. MnEla peace,
.e. made a plea lfor maintenance
direct . OF indirect closing Of T. tbs. Omen
He drew~an ovation when he de-
clareu the world is slowly making to-
ward economic stability. II Europe
cam Keep th&speaces another year; he
said.fthere will he no further cause fdt
American charity .,...,r a. NJ
am making a plea for individual
ism in International economic life"
hes said .,sTif.It isesnrely by the indisid-
uaa. growth OF intelligence initiative
and character through protected
equality Of opportunity, stimulated by
free competition that we may lift the
mass of humanity. This system can
not be preserved in domestic life IL
It must be abandoned id international
life. 7It tt=Gr g@Ss&t4zs @s13 'Et5rIt fFs
o.xssfasi
..,yo Plea for World; ,,s.,r
"a This is. a plea. that the world stop,
look and listen for, if the day comes
when the United States shall be forced
to enter on these courses. on her own
protection it would be day OF inf,
mite losses to real progress and lib
eraiismle u -tgS, f9@aG sgll,4af
Wesfindaeoday ,'s'he continued, '.tlias
many nations are restricting develop.
ment of natural resources within their
boundaries to- their own citizens. They
do not allow citizens Of foreign 7c0unt
tries. an equality of, opportunity with
their own Yet We. and many other
states, have preserved an equal. qpr
portunity with her own citizens for
all natiohalities to enter our 'bbun-
dafies.F There is but one form OF re-
striction with which we have SYM
pathized--that.is with regard to labor
immigration. This restriction Is lsola4
ly that those who come Within our
borders. to labor and live shall be, of
type and number. that will melt, into
our p2epulation ,4sluzlF "a i.s,y s.s-x ,
I'VE find that many governments
are lending influence and support to
obtain for their nationals in countries
foreign to them exclusive concessions
over raw, materials and implements OF
This will shut the door
andselose equality of opportunity. ft@s
f4Ffs1z Z
we find in some. countries, the ere,
alton of great trusts whose activities,
can dominate the efforts of individual
merchants of other nationalities in
foreign trade. At the, same. time we
and many other states continue, ss! ys,
Dramatically to prevent great ,consoiii,
dations that might dominate produc.
ton and distribution - ,ila 'fia
we find in many countries sefii
couragemehe Hlbeing giveH conibffYan
tions and agreements between .ex-
porters. and manufacturers whose. oh.
trades.,sW find eneourag cement being;
ject is again to dominate certain,
given, combinations of importers. and
thus bring the development, of power
to dictate prices and the yield of
labor in exporting .cpnntries.",,, ,.,,.,n.,