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JUDGE Uf FAVORS AGREEMENT 1
FDR PREVENTION DF WARFARE
New York. Nov. IS. Negotiation or
\ treaty which would prevent future
rars was urged, in conjunction with
n agreement to limit naVies. by E!
ert H. Gary, chairman or the board of
he United States Steel Corporation,
i an address today before the Ameri
an Iron and Steel Institute, of which
je Is president. He also belittled the
Ingestion that arniarticnt limitation
puld reduce the manufacture of steel.
*ying the thought was unworthy of
, yen a passing notice. Business was j
toproved, he said, but there must be j
grther adjustments.
"With an agreement for the limita- j
)on of capital ships," he said, "it i
fould not seem to be practicable to ]
lop with less than a final treaty that I
Hll prevent future wars. In addition
a what is contemplated by the limita
Jon of armament, there should, with
Iher things, be an understanding that
I any International differences arose,
o resort to military force should be
bntemplated until after a conference I
tod full discussion by ail nations now |
nrtlclpating in the deliberations at j
Washington.
| "President Harding and the four se
ated, able and experienced repre
kntatives of this country, will energet
Wily and persistently strive for agree
?ent They realize their constituents .
re fervidly supporting them in their
ampaign for peace and limitation of
rms. and all this is true of each of
le other nations."
He asserted that the international
tTangement to bo concluded must
bver every kind of armament here
ifore or hereafter discovered.
"The benefits which would be de
lved by reason of all the nations liv-j
\g under peaceful conditions as com-1
ared with the military conflicts, are'
pyond calculation," he said. "If
leans for the firm establishment and J
laintenaace of peace can bo found |
nd generally assented to, it will mark j
n epoch of the greatest business pros-1
erlty, as well as the largest measure j
T happiness that the world has ever
litnesscd We should be thankful that'
lis conference has been called."
Failu-e Unthinkable.
Failure of the conference, he said,
tas unthinkable. An adverse outcome]
tould be intolerable, and those re-j
ponslble for it would bo repudiated
Qd everlastingly condemned.
"No claim for personal or individual |
dvantage not based on the principles;
f right and justjeo in the opinion or i
le majority would be enterta'ned." j
e added. He briefly dismissed the ;
? pggtstton that l^ss steel would be
jtnufae'ured as a result of armament
bltatlon.
"In the first place," he said, "the
amount of decrease. if any. which is'
doubtful. would he small, and even,
though they might be large, no sane (
| and right-spirited person would con-1
j aider pecuniary Interests as of any
[importance when discussing national
| or international welfare."
Business Some Improved.
Mr. Gary said it scented to bo gen
[orally conceded that business cotidi-'
Iftons throughout the country for the
[last, six months had been steadily, if
[slowly, growing better. The volume of
[business In the steel industry bad more
[than doubted in the last ninety days,
I he said, though profits had been little
i or nothing, due to high costs and low
'prices. Of the country's business out
look. be said: 1
"Even though we have now passed i
the mos; critical period In our recov
ery, I still think we would not be war
ranted in concluding we have arrived
at the point where we can certainly
?predict the exact time when there will |
be a return to a normal financial, com
mercial aud industrial basis for the
world's economic structure has been
terribly shaken by adverse winds dur-?
ing the last few years. There must he i
further adjustments.
"The delay In complete restoration
of a sound and satisfactory economic
development in this country Is largely
due to high costs high coats of living, i
high costs of production and transpor I
tation. and high costs of owning and !
earning money or its equivalent."
CORN BELT ADVISORY COMDTCTTEE. j
Washington, Nov. 18.?Th? war ft- i
nance corporation today announced the i
organization of a corn belt advisory !
committee, to obtain the cooperation of
banking institutions throughout the corn
belt In providing adequate financing i
for the orderly marketing of corn and j
for the feeding of livestock.
Candidates Need Not j
File Expense Accounts
"WashIngton, Nov. IS.? Tho supreme]
court decision In the Newberry rase
makes It unnecessary for mml Mates for j
the I'nitcil states senate to file state-1
men's of receipts and expenditures In |
connection with either the primaries or
elections. Attorney ilenerri! Pnttghcrty
todnv Informed Representative Taice. lie
PuMlcan. Massachusetts, chairman of a I
house committee Investigating a con
tested election case.
The attorney general said the decision
could he construed as invalidating all
the provision" of the corrupt practice
act relating to nominations for the office
of senate or rrpt caentatlve, whether by
tirlmarles. nominating conventions or by
endorsement at special or trcneral elec
tions.
OOITTtaM IUDD^E lTOaDCTATIOBr
"Washington. Nov. IS.?The nomina
tion of John W. Ttiddlc ?>f Connecticut to
be nntbassador to Argentina was con-#
firmed today by tho Senate.
OFTOSE CAHA1 FKOjnCT.
Snvnnnah. Or.. Nov. 18?The Atlantic
deeper waterways association In an
I nual convention here, adopted today a
resolution opposing tho Great I<akca
ytt. l.awrence ship canal project.
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