Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1937, Page 27

[BERALZE PARTY, FH URGES ... ew York Representative, Speaker on Air Forum, Hits Old Guard. (Continued From Page B-8.) tion to prohibit the sale and shipment of arms, ammunition and implements of war in time of peace as well as of war. It would apply immediately to the situation in China and Japan, and where war has not been declared, but where a state of war actually exists. Seen as Campaign Issue. I believe this will be an important issue in the next congressional cam- paign, as well as the Ludlow resolu- THE EVENING . It is my conviction that the Repub- lican party must chart a liberal- conservative course between hide- bound reactionary and old guardism on one side and dangerous radicalism or socialism on the other. The party must be liberalized in leadership and policies in order to bring back within its folds the millions of wage earners in the industrial centers and the farmers and liberals of the West. If tion, giving the American people the | we don't, in the next presidential elec- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Vermont. It must be self-evident that the Re- publicans in Congress must oppose all unsound legislation, wild and so- cialistic experiments and unconstitu- tional measures, and that we must not compromise with the advocates of Marxism, socialism, radicalism or any form of class hatred. On the other hand, we must not go back to the old order of alleged domination of the mny_ by special privilege, wealth and Iparty is an uprising of the rank-and- | file Republicans and of the more pro- | gressive younger element in the pres ldential primaries to prevent the han bicked corporation lawyers, large con- tributors and discredited reactionaries from being elected as delegates to the Inational convention and selecting the Inext Republican candidate for Presi- lent, for whosoever is nominated by | his element is doomed to defeat and he party will disappear like the n]d; /hig party. The Republican party | Imust broaden its base and give actual : representation to wage earners, farm- | s, women, veterans, young Republic- | loyal foreign-born groups and [Negroes Compaign contributions hould be limited to $5,000, | t must be self-evident to all those | PInterested in the future success <)l‘ he party ti e Republican Na- | ional Committee must be reorganized and its policies liberalized The world is filled with rumors of | nd actual armed con Spain s the Republican nd what will it ads into another world war? I b > I am able to tate the Republican attitude on in- ernational issues, as I have served on he Committee on Foreign Affairs for h6 years and am the ranking Repub- fican member of that committee and o that extent spokesman of my party n the House and in the country. In a few words the Republican p cy is to keep out of all entangiing lliances, sanctions and war commit- ents of every kind, and to mind our wn business and let the other nations ind theirs. If the great nations of he world insist on arming to the eeth and going to war, it is their war and not ours. licy toward Ch if the war s Would Call Americans Home. We are prepared to spend millions ffor defense, but not a dollar to send American soldiers to foreign lands to izht other people’s battles. I favor, pnd I believe most Americans would oncur, that all Ameri roops, Ma- rines, gunboats and of our prmed forces be withdrawn from China foefore we become 1 d in an Asiatic war. All Ame! n citizens hould be ordered to leave the war pone or stay at heir own risk. I am pposed to having the ted States olice China or any other sovereign hation. and above all, T am opposed to policy that makes use of the nited States to pick the chestnuts ut of the fire for the British Empire In China and elsewhere. The Republican party favors taking he profit out of war and staying out f war by the mainterance of a olicy of strict neutrality, friendly n-operation and peaceful relations with all nations. Spain and China are powder kegs, pt to explode at any time and in- volve other nations in war. We pro- | Jpose to keep out of all wars, unless at- | acked or in defense of our own shores. he old nations of the world have one mad and are spending more bil- flions of dollars on armaments than rior to 1914. | Speaking for myself, and not for v party, I urge the radio audience to | write and urge their representative hn Congress to sign the Fish petition, | o. 18, which prohibits the sale and | hipment of arms, ammunition and fmplements of war in time of peace as vell as in war, for sake of blood money nd war profits. Why should we incur he enmities of other nations by sup- plving them with implements of war o kill people with whom we are at [peace and thereby probably involve us fn war? We should cease being the jpotential slaughter house for war by [preparing other nations for war. In all good faith and sincerity I irge all Americans, regardless of par- tisanship, to write their Congressmen to sign petition No. 18, and thereby bring up for consideration my resolu- ANy No Wise Mother is going to take an incipient cold to the beach these Summer days without Kleenex in her bag 8 Boxes 98¢ 200 Sheet Boxz, i3c Kann's—Street Floor. Tight to vote on a declaratior, of war. ' tion we won'. even carry Maine and We must go forward on In Delightfully Reg Very Special 1.69 —Black, brown, navy, green and wine colored bags in mnew styles for Fall. Specially priced because we made a very special purchase. Soft, sleek suedes, smooth calf and grained ef- fects . . . Tallored and more dressy styles. Kann's—Air-Cooled Street Floor. Kann's Reg. $1.15 CHIFFON CREPE HOSE BY° Kann's—Air-Cooled Street Floor. —Fast sellers at $1.15 ... a “sell out” sure at this price tomorrow. 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