New Britain herald., 1929-08-06
WOULD PUT TEETH
 IN KELLOGG PACT
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 "It gives effect to the propositio that to supp Tt a war is just eXactl as Violative of the spirit of that pac as to engage in war.
 "Would Check Wars
 Tt would go far toward checkin any future wars because it would b almost impossible for any nation L wage war without calling upon tn United States for the raw materials foodstuffs, and manufactured good which would be essential to it's pros ecution.
 And if all parties 10 the contrac would adopt a similar piece of lcgis lation, it is obvious that any war ring nation would be so isolated Ina prosecution of the conflict would no be long continued.
 G,"nts Possible Exceptions
 Nevertheless. the measure as pro posed does not absolutely shut tn door upon the nited States render ing assistance in case belligeren was fighting for worthy cause. l the president and congress should s' determine, then munitions of wa and other supplies could be eXporte' to either belligerent But until con eress had acted to this effect, tn United States would Iigidly hol' 1loof.
 "The part Of the resolution pro mbitin2 citizels of the United State from making loans to belligcrcnts i Of equal importance. IL would b absurd 10 withhold military supple and yet provide warning nations witt the money with which to purchas those supplies elsewhere. With thi legislation in feet. citizens or cor 1orations of the United States Coult not make loans to foreign belliger cnts until after authority has becl by congress-
 Admiral Eayors Diplomacy
 Admiral Rodgers. after declaring that he sym pathiZed with Mi. Ah bott's object of reducing the proba bility of war attacked the resolution as Illegal method which would no get us as far in the end as the ol, well-tricd method of diplomacy ant war as a means of settling disturbance. should diplomacy fail.
 "I know diplomacy has sometime failed in the part" he said, but i has many accomplishments to it credit and while it may not stop al wars in the future. we may vel hope that with the improved tech nique of the last few years it vii be better than ever before.
 "WouId DisIocate Business
 'Furthermore the step to whicl Mir. Abbott suggests the countr. should be pledged for the proven ton of war will. when the tim, comes. involve the dislocation of th' business life of the United State! without any corresponding pledge on the part of the other countries our business and economic rivals that they will take a similar step And if other nations do not behav' as we do our people will feel tha they are making an annual sacrifice
 q believe that diplomacy is tn means of reducing the emotion an, dissolNing the crowd cohesion tha grips a country in time Of threat ened war. Our experience in ever, riotous strike Cantirms this view But if diplomacy is unsuccessful then the only way Of dissolvins crowd cohesion is by violence-tha is war"
 At the round table on planned prosperity former Governor Ralpl r. Brewster of Maine told member Of the Institute of Politics tha while America knows less than al most any other great industrial na ton as to unemployment, her unem ployment situation is probabl graver than she realizes.