Evening star., 1928-03-09
SEES us. TRADE
DOMINATING WORLD
Brother of Premier MuSsoIini
Predicts American Con.
quest by Gold.

Dy the Associated Prese.
MILAN, Italy. March 9-Ths stead
fT growing prominence Of the United
States in world affairs was analyzed BY
ArnAldo Mussoiini, brother Of the pre-
mier. last night in the course OF a
speech dealing with dominating forces
In the world
In the address. delivered before the
Cultural Institute, he said America soon
intended 70 pursue "a grandiose policy,
and that because Of economic necessity
the American market would launch Out
on world conquest.
The military heroism" OF the United
States in the World War was limited
20 few actions On the French front"
S!gnor M1ssolini said, in discussing pos
s'ble American desire for military glory.
He began his reference TO the United
States by saying America could declare
herself satisfied with possessing the
maximum riches among nations. In
that privileged position. she seeks in
fuence with her foreign policy on the
European continent" he continued.
Calls Gold a Factor.
Gold Is a formidable force, and when
IL Is found AZ the disposal of young
race We must always expect surprises.
Moreover. We must not forget
that In short time the Americans in
tend 70 pursue a gTaadiose policy Of
their own.
The very problem Of armsments be-
trays q p.eoccupati0n -~ namely, the
necessity Of adding TO their forces OF
D rich nation. 70 their probity of bust
ness chsracte. and their technical skill
great military glory as we'll.
The United States Intervention In
the European war had its weight BY
virtue of the means which u offered
Old Europe 10 defend herself For the
rest, her military heroikm Was limited
10 few actions on the French front
We have paid the highest price with
corresponding intefeS. tor this inter
sent.on and since then there has not
been a problem affecting old Europe
which has not always been discussed
with q certain sttlt1de of superiority by
American circles,
In d period 0f grave necessity those
who have the means always find WAY
~ imposing themselves. This explains
how Parker Gilbert. the !nnraiiied
commissioner for TepaYations at Berlin
eD American VINO does not know 4 Y.ofQ
Ct German, knows how " eyaIuate In
perfect manner Lefmanys ecoflOinicS
FuFttlcTin0fe. IL III superiluou5
u recall Americas ambiguous policy
~ gEE&tA ~ AItI a<eEAS 81 HatFJEAE+
Says United States Lacks History
Afnaido Muesoilpi continued by say.
ing that having prlsaacy ili the posseE-
slon Of gold yak d great fortune, hut
also q great responsibility. Tte Anericaa
internal market hencei0rth would no
longer absorb superproduettGD and
therefore II was necessary " launch
cut on the conquest of ths world
This, he said, created q political pr0b-
km.
Woe unto US" fle continued. ~ d
people of such fabulous riches were
Dominated by universal idea. The
fofcs VI bayonets would fl,4d b means u
defend IL and iu1p0s1 IL on the whole
world UD W now America Ii only d
mass of reinforced concrete. she lbcks
the lesyen of history. Nobler Ia its ira
a3lions End stronger IN lie conception ID
bic English imperial formation"
Dealing with The religious problem a'
tlls end Of hIs speech, the premier !
brother said he doubted thht there Wa
sns likelihood Of The foundation oi
rational churches sBcja ~ The EngIiFb
StIHlsn slg pTs 1sf RUSSIAN.