"The nations have learned their lesson from this war," he said, "They now know that economic sanctions without military sanctions are not feasible."
Mr. Jacklin said the League's re-establishment is predicated upon a British victory, although, he added, should Germany triumph some sort of international organization would be necessary.
All nations will be welcome in the post war league, Mr. Jacklin asserted. He said he expected the United States to join since "it cannot avoid its obligation."
Mr. Jacklin conferred in Princeton, New Jersey, with Mr. Alexander Loveday, League director of economics and financial intelligence, and Mr. C. J. Hambro, former president of the Norwegian Storting, now chairman of the League's supervisory commission.
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