Row Looms in Army Over Chemical Warfare Policy
The piece analyzes the row in the chemical warfare service over signing a Geneva protocol on chemical weapons. It notes Major General Amos Fries seeks public debate, while Secretary of War Davis cautions officers against criticizing policy in public. The article underscores congressional oversight and the president as final arbiter.
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Chemical Warfare Service
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General Fries
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Switzerland
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War talk on gas and military power sparks debate
The passage argues gas warfare as logical and humane and urges full use against the enemy. It questions the secretary of war's moderation and compares calls to boost aviation cavalry tanks and artillery, noting the army and navy await the settlement of the issue.
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