War Preferred to Method Of Starving Children Washington, Jan. 10.
Senator William E. Borah, Republican of Idaho, today denounced the proposals that the United States apply sanctions against aggressor nations, contending that he would rather have the United States "engaged in shooting soldiers than starving women and children.
Senator Borah said that sanctions would be a step toward war. "I would only impose sanctions under such circumstances as I would be willing to go to war," he said. don't look upon such action as a peace movement."—United Press.
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