KERR SAYS WE CAN NOT REMAIN ALOOF Another World War Inevitable,
He Says, if We Do Not Remove Causes--Blames England, France, and
U. S. Before an audience that crowded the Living Room of the
Union last evening Mr. Philip Kerr spoke on "The Situation in
Europe". He was introduced by Professor M. O. Hudson '10 of the
Law School. Introducing his speech with the statement that he
had come here to learn. Mr. Kerr said that in the course of his
learning he had concluded that America was no longer the land of
the pioneer. The people of the United States are not seeking
land for settlement, nor are they seeking an increase in
population through the channel of immigration. America is today
approaching the same economic stage which England reached in
1840, when her manufactures surpassed her agricultural
interests. Foreign trade will increasingly become the great
interest of America. Present Situation Discouraging Everyone
must look with disappointment upon Europe, Mr. Kerr continued,
for the world has been disillusione