THE WAR AGAINST WAR
PLAN TO STOP MUNITION EXPORT
, U.S. SENATOR TO MOVE
(Australian and N.Z. Press Association) WASHINGTON, Monday.
An important motion will shortly be proposed in the Senate by Senator Capper, Republican member for Kansas. He will move that the exportation of arms or war materials to countries which violate the Kellogg antiwar pact shall be unlawful.
The motion will further propose that the United States shall withdraw the bulk of her support from any of her nationals who give aid or comfort to a nation which has permitted a breach of the pact, and that the President shall negotiate with the other signator of the pact with a view to arranging that they too shall withdraw their protection from their nationals who give aid or comfort to nations which violate the pact. Mr. Capper says there is a well-nigh unanimous public demand for the taking of the next step toward safeguarding international peace. If the nation which provokes or invites war cannot buy munitions and supplies from America with which to carry on war, then that war will come to a sudden end.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 586, 12 February 1929, Page 9
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186THE WAR AGAINST WAR Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 586, 12 February 1929, Page 9
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