STATE’S FOREIGN POLICY
PROGRAMME OF DEMOCRATS
SUGGESTIONS BY SUPPORTER LOWERING OF TARIFF. WALL REVISION OP WAR DEBTS ■By Telegraph—Press Assn. —Copyright. Rec. 10 p.m. New York, Dec. 12. Colonel House, who is a strong supporter of Mr. F. D. Roosevelt, Presidentelect, writing in the current issue of the magazine Foreign Affairs, discusses foreign policy which, it is assumed, affords a broad outline of the policy Mr. Roosevelt will follow. “The aim of the new administration will be to liquidate war so that world confidence may be restored and world trade freed from its shackles,” Colonel House says. He specifies the lowering of prohibitive tariffs to a competitive revenue-producing basis, the revision of war debts and taking them out of politics, and disarmament achieved as a sequel to the creation of a state of security which the world lacks to-day. He favours supplementing the Pact of Paris with a consultative agreement.
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Taranaki Daily News, 14 December 1932, Page 7
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