What Outlawry of War Is Not.

Focuses on issues related to the outlawry of war. Report that anything interwoven as war is with tradition, national histories, politics, economics, diplomacy and education and it is obvious that it must be approached from many angles; View that the only intelligent strategy is that of coordinated division of labor, instead of mutual recrimination and attack which only strengthen and delight the forces that make the war; Reflections on an article related to outlawry of war by U.S. journalist Walter Lippmann in a previous issue; Thoughts on the Versailles Treaty and the League of Nations in context to the outlawry of war; Plan to outlaw war involves the abolition of all diplomatic methods; Civilization has invented, besides law and war, countless other methods of settling disputes; Proposition to outlaw war calls attention to the radical difference between the present status of international politics and the conduct of international politics when law is a public crime.