EUROPE'S REHABILITATION.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 246, 17 October 1922, Page 5

EUROPE'S REHABILITATION.

HELP FROM AMERICA. THE PRESIDENT'S VIEW. By t:»tile. -Tresc Association.— Cupyrlglit.) MOW VOHK. :K-tul«. r IC. Th* I'wideiil (Mr. W. <:. Mardimt). hi » loiter to Mr.-Frank Mundell iltepu'dihi\ Leader in thr lliiiim- i.f Kqin-KPii-which apparently mark- in«beginning of hi* pergonal participation in Hi-- .-ominjr political campaign, leelares thai the inauguration i>? the olii'V of Hexitility and i-lu>tii-ii> in '»<• tariff schedules sets an example "which the commercial world "ill aci-ep: i>« :i .•[instructive foundation on whirli i" i>asc >ur i-omnieicia! |j.>liey." "Tim need t■> encourage intimacy and UHderst anding, aocinl. economi.-. and political, in the family of naiii»n~. i» mvjrnisert by all tlie int i-li i.u<n. .■ ■■( the world." proceeds Uir letter. "Hy tariir flexibility wo nre offering a mean* t" attain true unifli*ntimi ami solidarity of industrial fiviliMtioii. ami iiie solution of some of the most perplexing economic pmblem* confronting tin , nation*. "Tli* l»«t- tliinjr in our thought* iatoofiirs.- from the rest of ilio »»rl(l. We uneful, an fltfi use our strength fur the wi»ll fi lie helpful. neij{hl>nurly. anrl useful, and to uw our stivucili for tin , trt>nfral welfare i»f mankind." iA. and 5.7.. < aiilr.)