Evening star. [volume], February 10, 1938, Page A-6, Image 6

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High Tariffs and Failure to
Enter League Seen
Elevating Hitler.
Next to France, the United States
is most responsible for sowing of the
"dragon’s teeth" which have sprouted
in the present International crisis and
brought war again on the horizon,
according to William E. Dodd, former
United States Ambassador to Ger
many.
In an address yesterday before the
monthly luncheon-meeting of the
Princeton Club of Washington, Dr.
Dodd said failure of the United States
to help maintain democracy in Ger
many by entering the League of
Nations to insure peace and failure
to lower tariffs to aid war debt pay
ment after the signing of the Treaty
of Versailles, together with France’s
desire for revenge, forced Germany to
abandon democracy as a means to
reconstruction and set the stage for
the rise of Hitler.
Democracies Mutt Co-operate.
The League has failed and tariffs
are still prohibitive, he said, and now,
with Germany forcibly unified and
pointing toward an unofficially-esti
mated 1939 army greater than any in
its history, the democracies of the
world must co-operate to check the
rise of the German-Japanese-Italian
bloc to control of a great portion of
the earth, geographically, politically
and economically.
In Germany the entire people are
forced to take one course of action
and everything is suppressed which
could possibly harm that course—
religion, private interests, disinclina
tion to have more children and impor
tation of goods at cheaper prices, Dr.
Dodd said. All this has arisen be
cause Hitler has succeeded in proving
to his people that democracy is a
failure and their only salvation lies
in aggression, he added.
Sees Trade Toppling.
"United States exports have fallen
off more and more in recent years,
Dr. Dodd said. "If Germany waits
until the time is ripe for a successful
I war, wdth Italy and Japan as her
allies. Russia may be crushed, Prance
forced to be a Fascist nation, United
States trade in South America under
mined by the drive Fascist countries
are now making there, and the greater
part of our foreign market cut off.
"If you ask Congressmen what the
solution is, they will tell you of their
own sectional problems without seeing
the national effect of such a condition.
Business men will look only to their
profit for the next three months and
then the next three months, not peace
for the next 100 years.”
Dr. Dodd estimated that if the
democratic nations did not co-operate
to halt the encroachment on their
existence within the next year, the
situation might well get beyond their
control.
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Miss Backus to Speak.
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