New Britain herald., 1930-12-12
BORAH SAYS RUSSIAN
 ATTITUDE IS MISTAKE
lr0o@u5e3 From First Tase>

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 pie T inc last few years nearly eight hundred million dollars worth Of goods. That gave employment 10 q sreat many American workmen. But .1e ,<,enr Of our trade with Russia n r,.e past. uniezs inc wrecEars may ana their way, ntl be greatly h. erased in the next fe1 years.
 Tre Russian trade is there. Someone is bound to enjoy if, In --ta of auNtlt1g VIZ may do, fhe Russiau trada ~ii. 70 on. The only fHnE va may accomplish is 10 turn H n other eaa@-a1= tHan rho@e of tHs U1-sd @t4r.s. 1Er may sGoceed m sendlna If 10 other countries. rgt wa can no. ae=.rov tha market itself
 I've hay. dose 10 Hte million men ont Of work. There will be a good many ot hem ol-l Of work for some -tma. w. a~o approaching the sad dczt and most condemnatory spec taale ot q free peopIu-thar IS the dole,
 Il is 3 hami.la+.1= and demoral- gins thing in tLIs country Of stu pendous wealth 10 have part Of the fine citizens Of The country going daily to pat something to eat. Not wrHstsndlng lhIs condition of af- t4rS -h5 treasury regulations. whether so designed or not arc aiding greatly those who would ~-o2 all trade with Russia. For every dollars vyor-h of goods Russia sells fo lis. ~a sell I've dollars worth Of -aods TO Russia. And most Of the commodities sent 10 this CoUufrT from Russia aro ro1 produced her5. '
 If tcooz4I1l0l agitation developed if would he on some such argumef' av tho f0rezoInE that ii would he uresd or President Hoover. Rorah is no. alone in the senate III favor Of re.ozn.tion. Notable among those who agree with hm on this matter are Senator Cut,tus, republican, \. H.. and Senator Wheeler, democrat NoH-ana. BGr tnare appears no pos -tLlutv or any ar'.ou soon.
 .gt fe or57 short time ago Poah continued. "" h.0 one os oHr a,s.5r-aff.hr7 American stasesnTs n declared that EG-~2a vas an oco- -arrt- vacuum s.a 4vouId be so long se inc presee- ?. E7Ue controlled T.usela. Alter ha6us than s-at'- 5a..rr. la sank back }u his cA4+r aud. TO loah. d.i7ta5 on rae m@rVolo"S 5l-0..v or asfoW which had just taha8 place,
 'NasartaoIasz. tHa forei-a trade oc Russia last year was so'ae,h3hE ike $>9u 5ou uaa. And ], IS estimated That bv .a23. i. uiN run 10 $t,5"'- tg.M.u. This economic vacuum Is nov buying something like &15tr- uawa from the pe07La Of the t-al'- aa States. &l-s-01an-e from Gfr- r.ar~ and sometHsag like $i-5,6a7.- uur rom Eng.ard.
 "t- fIla ~r.--H- time NC arc dong thr hest WI can 10 deal wra an -.a-ganrv-at 1ea-- that Rllen Me like to rezarG as all egergeucE- We -r- aar~9rrta.a.E great suns ot n.oaav 10 etvm people a chance 70 york on nu5.c tu.Hnas. puolie r,ornz. roai< and n oil toreh-
 ~Ra+ I aa NoaHsr.a@ what we -,llf to when th5 puh.e bultjngs are H4l. and thc roads are completed and +.e treasury has hoeu drained ae low as rya dare drain -'. Unless y9 secure markets for our goods, inc unemployment will continue. We ought 7o he deeply concerned tl ext-ndue our foreign trade n every nag possible
 "vhe TWO countries where Te md -le grpate=t undeve'oped mar l.af- in tne world ara China and Russia. 4ou.a.a.. people in 'Ae one country and -55.loa"7" m 'i1@
 "l-, esa not hone 10 enlarge our markets fr E4r0na proper 10 any -r.et extent. But flr=o fields are as <e- practically urocoupied, and no courtfv is in so advantsgeous 2 po- sftton 10 occupy thom and help de- v-lop them as 5s the United States.
 "r do not care to discuss how We rouf3 deal win China at this time Bu- 90 far as Russia is concerned. we need ou}y to cultivate and foster -5a trade relations bet~een The two countries in or9ar 10 secure that vest market for our causo in the coming yaarE