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PHILADELPHIA. May 27—“As a
war measure, to help us win the war,
let us do all in our power to have
the League of Nations established
now," said Herbert S. Houston of
New York, speaking at the “Win the j
War for Permanent Peace” conven
tion under the auspices of the League
to Enforce Peace. "Let us reach out
at once for one of the great fruits ol
virtoy, a league of nations. At this1
very moment the final and supreme
power in such a league, armed force,
is under a smgle control, that of the
incomparable Koch on that 'atelul
battle line in France. If that can be
accomplished, and it has been, why
not go forward at once with the other
work, far less difficult, of 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
economic results of the war, and the
retiring president of the Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World.
Estimating the economic power the
league of nations would posses, Mr.
Houston said it would control three
quarters of the world s coal produc
lion; of steel and copper, over two
thirds; of cotton and petroleum, four
filths of the world's supply; of the
essential food products, a preponder
ance over the Central Powers ntucl
greater than the preponderance m
population.
“The total imports and exports of.
Great Britain. France, Italy and the
United States, the four greatest na
tions in the entente,” he said, “were
approximately $12,000,000,000 in 1913,
while the total imports and exports
of Gormany and Austria-Hungary
were only half as large, or about
$6,000,000,000. This summary is con
clusive in showing how overwhelming
the economic power of the present
league of nations, fighting for civiliza
tion, would be.
“That economic force, resting on a
preponderance of the world’s basic ma
terials for war, could be applied
through all the agencies of the mod
srn world—the cable, the wireless? the
postal union, the stock exchanges, the
ruistom houses, the trade embargo—
ind it is difficult to see how any na
tion would be able to withstand it.”
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