Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1928, Page 19

THE SUNDAY. STAR, -WASHINGTON. D.. €. -SEPTEMBER 9. 1028 - PART - 1.- TS BE599H5C895595 90956955 WA e SRy [ NATIONAL I “Interpretations” by Britain J@ and France May Delay f@é Ratification, He Says. f@ BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. When Secretary Keilegz a strange and sudden snag connection with the Senate toward the anti-war treaty has just been brought to pubi tion by Senator Borah. chairma the foreign relations committee of t Scnate and an earnest advocate of treaty's ratification. Borah and other Senators, he announces, are disturbed by European suggestions that the tations” put upon the pact csstain signatories deprive it of genuine 3 ¥y 8 ; X - o @ Vaiue. r@ & : S : The Idahoan is ref : "()\(( ed % to the “interpretation Great Britain _and Fran the lines of his comm on them e 08 @ Offering Sensational Storewide Savings in Furniture of Recognize | & idie Merit on the Most Liberai Terms! 5 Delivers Any Suite or Outflt; : Eaiiianti g 8] Delivers Any Single Piece! Buy Now and Sharein This Value-Giving! @ regarded as reservations to the trea SR o dtself. These reservations were not e P i 7 bodied in the instrument before it wi ! | | ; i Gl zned by the nations at Paris on August | | X : ! i : g ! T 27. Senators take the view that { | governments are bound by what they signed since, in Senators' judgment, {h» language of the treaty pecific and Pplain.” May Conduct Inquiry. | To that admonition Scnator Borah #4ds the notice that “unless some siate- | i » ( LA - { LR ment on this phas of the subject has || i [ AR J: £ = 7 ” e - been mage before Congress convenes, it | 4oy | I . E 1A L Cretonne i i likely that the forcign rolatio 7 | ! i Boudoir Chai;| Buffet Mirror will make formal inquir A | i e i el (ot Bl o e | | . L Ts1205 | 8398 | S249 | 53450 | $298 favorable action by the Senate. : ; ! : No Phone Orders No Phonn Orders SLOD Pown No Phone Orders Although an official document of 52 | : } ; A e e N e s B D E B oan pages was issued by S =5 | | containing the full text exchanged between the United St and other powers about the antie | treaty, the American public generally | is not aware of their cont: It particularly unaware of the true in- wardness of the “notes of tion” which the Briti government submitted at Washi Sir _Austen Chamberlain, the British | foreign minisier. laid dovh his govern- | — gk : ment’s position in a series of nine sep- 3 s, Gl i 3 4 4 isgilla Rrate compmmications bataeen ara Lo ) : \ : Kitchen Table® Fiber Fernery® Baby Walker Pris¢illa and July 18, 1928, Some of these were | IS ; ; ; $1.98 $1.69 Cahinc‘ 98¢ itten on behalf of the British over- : i 5?15 d;)mkmons. Great Britain's nwul ¢ ® $3.98 : : L] $2.)8 @® No Ph Ords viewpoint was st forth in a note of 1% | ) 3 B N " NG oS R Wb e g o s 3 ; 3 No Fhone Orders @ No Ph The British government accepted M Sl i~ ¢ T i » B ! i Kelloge's proposals on conditi A3 { ¢ . € Ll ! ol : i : f 4 S \ .Telcphcnc Set? Sccretary l Tilt-top Table iy 7 Ve & Vel o that they do not violate Eritain they do .not abolish Britain's “treaty i 3 L p - : S i BB sty & 1 i s I e 1 o ; T'his $132.50 12-Piece Bedroom Outfit 7 Loca: - 3 1 5 g ) sser, seai B | Mattress, tions covenant o the Locarno pact: (31 This $149 12-Piece Davenport Outfit , : L ; N B ik B, St Bench and Chalr, Mitwret world, the welfare and intczrity of Full Size Bed-Davenport, Arm- e B M LGB, a4 - l ik $ o Drawers, nicely finished with cases are included in this outfi. D ometigs & Dbl Shd dial i {0 I it Semts Magasine Carrier; Metal g e : ! pretty decorations. Also cane- Recularly $132.50. terest for our peace and snfety e wpholstered: mahogany - fini - L i whose protection against att ) End Table and Davenport Table: Smol bR e T the British Empire o measu ‘ $§5 DELIVERS THIS OUTFIT defensy d (4) that it is * e e VR ; ) [ FREE sty ave — FRER act | (1 REER 9x12 TAPESTRY RUG REE ¢ P 4 Al o) o) WITH THE ABOVI 7 2 violations ef the war-renunci ) I 3 =58 3 <K | 3 % . Y | by one party would free the % FREE 17k “rite ABOVE OUTFIT arties from the obligation ts terms in respect of the trea ing state.” On the last-rai S SIS [ ELih g 28 INew Fail Rugs, Comforts, Blankets| [t sy | =61 ~ 50% Discount Gn All Kellogg, in which event, Chamberlain #2id, he would “not ask for the in o o1 ey amendmen 5t (G | 9x12 Tapestry . ()95 4 Large Size 198 (#& ' A T A & Porch Swings % Wood Gliders phical regions comprehended by the C f o > S gr".nsh “interpretations” include the Rug omforters ....y.. h g i [ L i SWln ¢ Flber OCkers T ] s 9x12 Axminster 2850 Single 1.19 : : e L g R France's “interpretations™ after pro- S s v e o} M 25 | ‘Blankets ...o0.... S et 21154 ~ ol Lawn- Benches Porch Rockers ke toe A ot (G | 9x12 Velvet - D Z5 | poye 729 S ‘" s i honely ashingion vere fina! ow : unqualifiedly by M. Briand, French for- Rugs Rlankets. .. . : e 3 - win YIOWers rass Kugs S Bt ot et | | Helbbase - I Double 395 Tk . o ! : oot /AR s oo Floor 3Qcsa-vd. | Partwoo le 3. v : g~ o Couch Hammocks , Steamer Chairs them es follows: Covering. .. o Blanket \ PPk : “Nothing in the new treaty re- ; > strains or compromises in any man- ner whatsoever the right of self-de- y fense, Each nation in this respect . Rlisay R :\ll;l always rgm:in‘{reek to u;-xmux its |y LR B = g Outhie territory e+ainst attack or invasion. | e ey " i slone s ‘competent” o drcite { This $139 12-Piece me‘L,. «.fiom 'u" b whether circumstances require re- g e e nished in mahozans. - piec course to war in self-defense. | . — g Almeastt, st Taomes $ 09 e, stk "R s S the provisions of the Covenant of | JS8X¢ g — 5 DELIVERS THIS OUTFIT the League of Nations nor with those (R g - . e — of the Locarno treaties or the treaties g | \ Vi 3 7 I Fl{l‘,". 9x12 TAPESTRY RUG FREE of neutrality. Moreover, any viola- B N A tion of the new treaty by one of the contracting parties would automatic- ally release the other contracting parties from their obligations to the treaty-breaking state.” y oolidge administration has con- | ) 5 ; Y R bodid | || AN Tk E T == ew that none of 3 » pia i 4 . s = ‘ i P o the “interpretations” hereinbefore quotcd - i e | Chest of Dresser 4-Burner #aps the anti-war pact of is vitality. | ({4 N - st < o T'ea Wagon BeH I 2 I ~ But it s manifest from Senator Borans | X Phonograph Spinet Desk Mal Finish ‘ > gty & i i Drawers Finished in Oak Gas Range statement that certain members of the and 6 Records Mahogany Finish ahogany Finis | b ; - i United States Senate do not whol i 5 I heartedly share that view. If Secretary 7 5 P " : i £ $ X 9 $ 1 2- . Kellogz can remove their qualms the $46 50 $14_75 . ! 2 ¥ treaty is probably headed for - ratifi- 2 . 1 ’ 3 $1.00 Pown $1.00 Down $1.00 Down cation after Senate discussion that now | % $1.00 Down $1.00 Down $1.00 Down | o g = | and then may wax warm. If any con- |2 5 i i siderable number of Senators remain convinced that the British or French | “interpretations” are, in fact, rese tions deli le then the pact may be the 80. “The war-renunciation pect appears to | © have been playing a part in the recent | TN Wlmarket on the New York Stock | (.3 EXchange. At least, one prominent | 3 e confide! K 3 the investment world has been 'g@é . 4 7 i i S Infini Feveallny 1h Tt DGy e o/’ i % A § High Chair @ Ironing Smoker Unfinished The concen o i ! S Electr [~ N i i fini i i "onfupr:‘:;: ‘sralox;n:‘a‘.mc:mt :il;n ) 100-Pc. Set 1;5\-11’5. 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