New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1918, Page 7

NEV BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAT: ARMY OF 4500 AFTER-WAR. LiMIT Senator Williams’ Program Ex- plained to Peace League Philadelphla, May 18.—United Btates Senator John Sharp Williams of Misslssippi, speaking last night at the national convention of the League to Enforce Peace, suggested 450,000 men as a safe reasonable limit for natjonal armies after the United States and Its allles had removed the danger of German militarism by de- cisively winning the war. ‘The treaty of peace, if a real peace treaty,” ho said, “should contain a provision that no country hall sup- port an army of more than, say 000 men trained for war. The great- est nations-—Britain, France, G many, Japan, the United i need no more unless they pr tate offense and are seeking advan- tage beforehand by the anticipated quick nse of force. Does this limita- tion deprive the strong and populous Btates of their ‘natural advantage?’ No. They still have that advantage In their reserves of superior popula- tions and resources. “All that would follow is that none of them could by surprise murder a sleeping world, as Germany and Aus- | tria hoped to do and came so near | doing. “A peace which is a peace must be Just, generous, democratic, and per- manent or promising permanency. | It must remove, first, present ocea- sloms of war: second, the world temp- tation which invited war; third, all future recourse to new and barbarous svar expedients. “The ‘Unspeakable Turk’ must be pushed out of Europe. The Armenian | people must cease to be the historic | martyrs of Christianity under a gtudied system of Turkish cruelty and lust “Bohemia must have restored her | old independence and civil and re- ligious freedom “Belgium must he vacated, restored ,and indemnified. Holland must be made to fee] secu not left cowed and trembling as now. “Nationality and language must be as far as possible everywhere unl- fied, identified, synchronized, These things must come about because the absence of these things were the oc- casion of this world war and tragedy. Wants League of Nations Now. “As'a war measure. to help us win the war, let us do all in our power to have the league of nations established said Herbert Houston of York, speaking yesterday at the “Win the \War for Permanent Peace' convention under the auspices of the League to Enforce Peace “Liet us | { civilization, would be. ! Mrs. H. G. Voight and Daughter, Ar- | celebrities are to be two new movie | stars. They are Mrs. H. G. Voight | Voight and daughter. for the future and | reach ouf at once for ono of the great fruits of victory, a ledgmie of nations, At this very moment the final and supreme power in such a league armed force, is under a single | control, that of ‘the * incomparable Foch on that fateful battle line in Franse. If that can be accomplished and it has been. why not go forward | 8t once with the other work. far less | difficnlt, 6f completing the formation of the league.” Mr. Houston is a member of the | committee of the Chamber of Com- merce of the United States on the nomic results of the war and re- i president of The Associated Ad- | \ ng Clubs of the World. timating the economic power the league of nations would possess, M Housion said it would control three- quarters of the world's coal produc- tions of steel and copper over two- | thirds: of cotton and petroleum four fifths of the world supply: of the es- | sential food products a preponderance | over the Central Powers much greater | than the preponderance in popula- tion. ‘The total imports and exports of Great Britain, France, Italy and the United ¢ ur greatest na- tions in the Entente,”” he sald, “were approximately §12,000,000,000 in 1912, while the total imports and ex- ports of Germany and Austria-Hun- gary were only half as larze, or about $6,000,000,000. This summary is con- clusive in showing how overwhelm- ing the economic power of the pres- ent league of nations, fighting for “That economic force, resting on a preponderance of the world's basic materials for war, could be applied through all the agencies of the mod- | ern world-—the cable, the wireless. the postal union, the stock exchanges. the custom houses, the trade em-' bargo—and It is difficult to sea how any nation would be able to withstand ’ afss LOCAT, MOVIE ACTRESSES. ma, to Appear in Screen Production. Added to the list of New Britain of 37 Hawkins strect, and daughler, Miss Arma Voight. 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