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Lord Lothian, who has recently returned from Germany, said he did not think people in this country

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At the end of the war mankind had had a very unbalanced sense of proportion as the result of years of wartime propaganda, and the Treaty of Versailles, as most stu. dents of it row realised, had been a very severe one, Imposed by force, with practically no consulta- tion with the representatives of Germany.

WAR

Germany was now, potentially, an extremely dangerous State. She was demanding equality. It very difficult. to see how you could possibly deny equality to a great nation. But equality for Germany meant insecurity-for France; the population of Germany was 70 millions, and of France 40 millions. That was the reason why France had so persistently refused to grant equality to Germany unless given security in some other way.

The whole structure of peace in Europe had vanished since the de- claration of Herr Her

a few

weeks ago that he was going to re- establish conscription on the basis of an army of 30 divisions, conalst- ing of 550,000 men-a good deal larger than the French Army- with equality in the air, and a Navy equal to 35 per cent, of the British Navy.

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Other questions which Germany was going to ask of Europe includ- ed the demilitarisation of the Rhine; and the future of Austrin, | USEFUL HINT which was sometimes called the percussion cap of Europe; and the FINGER-MARKS question, which more nearly con- cerned us, of whether Germany was entitled to have any colonies, or was to remain exclusively contained in the restricted area in which she was confined in Europe to-day.

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executives.

The depression may still be rid- ing the country but the sworn re- ports at the S.E.C., in addition to the really big salarice, show hund- reds of corporation executives and remuneration ranging from $15,- 000 to $60,000 a year.

The reports on file at the S.E.C. show that among others:.

Mr. E. R. Crawford, Pittsburgh, President McKeesport Tin Plate Co., last year drow $173,760, and Mr. G. V. Parking, vice-president of the same concern drew $124,160; Mr. William B. Warner, New York, President McCall Corp., magazine publishers, drew $135,-

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Mr. Francis B. Davis, chairman U. S. Rubber Co., was paid $125,000;

Mr. Edward G. Seubert, Presi dent Standard Oil Co., of Indiana, got along on $117,500

Drawing $100,000 a year ench were: Mr. George Horace Leplmer, editor, the Saturday Evening Post; Mr. William E. Levis, linols in-

Franels H.. dustrialist, and Mr. Brownell, Chairman. American Smelting & Refining Co.

Under the $100,000 mark, but topping the President's pay, were: Mr. Hiram S. Ravitz, Cleveland, President Industrial Rayon Co., $96,441; Mr. Leasing J. Rosenwald, Chicago, Chairman Sears Roebuck & Co., $85,189; Mr. Robert E. Wood, Chicago, President Sears Roebuck & Co., $81,818; Mr. R. 3. Quigley, New York, President Howe Sound Co., $77,875; Mr. Alexander Dow, President Detroit Edison Co., $75,715.

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FAIR WAGE or a knave who used it with the He put these sombre questions in

utmost ruthlessness, it would be During the five years ending front of his hearers (continued Lord Lothian) because they were

directed, not so much at the mill last January George Gordon Craw- questions which were more and tary and naval forces of neighford, former president of the Jones more going to be brought home to hours, as at the civilian population & Laughlin Steel Corp., Pittsburgh, people by events. Could we make in order to infuse such terror and drew $260,000 annually in a salary these adjustments peaceably, or despair that that nation would of $100,000 a year and minimum were we to be driven back to the throw up its hands to escape un-annual bonusca of $160,000,

While these reports have been restricted bombing. That was the ora of power politics, when people danger. That was why all parties made public there are Bcores of made alliances under the threat of war, eventually ending in war? Bupported the Government in say others to be filled which are expect That was the irrepressible issueing that unless they could get earlyed to bring the now rising in Europe. Fortunate ly, he thought, the British Govern- ment had managed to follow the middle road, and had acted na inter- preter and mediator so far between

the two sides.

By far the most important speech to mankind delivered since August 4, 1914, was likely to be that delivered by Herr Hitler a fortnight or so hence, when he would tell us what was his answer to the negotiations taking place, and the declaration to be made by the Prime Minister. That speech would give an indications as to whether, now that Germany had got equality-and it was impossible to deny her equality we were 80 ing to revitalise the League of Nations, and study those and other very difficult problema on the basis of equality by sitting round a table, or whether Europe was going to begin that realignment into two armed campa, the ultimate outcome of which had in the past been war.

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He was not at all unhopeful that we would get agreement, and satis- factory agreement. He did not take the sinister view of Germany that a great many people took. He belioved Hitler was a perfectly honest and straight person, anxious for the limitation of armaments provided Germany had equality, and prepared to abolish bombers or any offensive weapon which everybody else abolished.

Once ratios were settled It would be easy to cut down expenditure on armaments. He was hopeful that results would follow from the negotiations which, he understood, had now begun, but it was essential that people should realise that we placid world into a very dangerous were moving out of a relatively

period.

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It would be determined by No-Dulova Watch Co., Mr..Ö. D. Den- vember next whether the League nell, Findlay, O., President of the of Nations was going to survive in Ohio Oil Co., Mr. Clarence M. THE AIR MENACE

Europe or whether there was to be Wooley, New York, Board chairman Speaking of the air menace, Lord

a realignment into two great armed of the American Radiator & Lothian said that the great danger tamps, because November next was Standard Sanitary Corp., Mr. of the air was that, if the air wea-

the date on which the resignation Rolland J. Hamilton, New York, pon with an unquestioned superi-of Germany from the Lengue be president of the American Radiator ority fell into the hands of a fool came effective.

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