Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1928, Page 29

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., DECEMBER 2, 19%8—PART 1. . 5y ‘ NAVA[ PARI-EY SUUN::&&&V&&&&&’#&&W&&&%&‘#&‘#&K&S The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co,, Entrance, 909 F St. N.W 3 i SR sl @i R el e s |t N 5 HELD PROBABLE Anglo-American Conference Is Predicted as Result of Britten Overtures. BY DAVID L. Although the suggestion made Representative Britten Illinois, next chairman of the naval affairs committee of the House, is somewhat unprecedent- ed in that he requests a meeting with a naval committee from the British Parliament, the tendency is to view the incident as foreshadwoing an early conference of some kind on Anglo- Zmerican naval policies. Ordinartly the channel of communi- cation from one government to another or 1o tne head of one government from a member of the legislative body of the other is through the department h the conduct of foreign s ; ) affairs. Last year, however, there was Mah D J Mah 4 4, - i 4 \ e o i % D a personal correspondence between Sen- ahogany Decorate Mahogany (3 = g v il . ator ‘Borah, chairman of the Senate Martha . . il /B S 3 u | S Junior Lamp Brldge Lamp Spinet Desk - 3 Lo UEE g onvszen i) il o i Complete foreigh relations committee, and Pres- - i Calles of Mexico. Mr. Britten, Washington i s, f Complete ver, acquainted the executive Atroomy Spinced2sintiics 0N £ 3 f : i i e $ h 'of the Government with his Sewing e T e Cabinet e - S B Eafey. : : o 3 s Plated metal lamp with as offered, though there is no reason e ; e S0 /s : v glass break in center and clieve the Department of State or _ : : " lass break in_ center and e s S President Coolidge either indorses or - i ’ : ; : : disapproves the move. . (I i : the left in base and shade, As vice chairman of the Interpar- = ; : : ] Union, an informal associa- bers of national legislatures and parliaments, Mr. Britten felt he had the right to bring about a public discussion of a matter vital to the eoples of both countries and the world Mr. Britten's idea is not a formal con- 3 s _ —— = . X - . ference, because governments can only ollr A massive and finely constructed suite, carefully upholstered in selected grade of act, through their ambassadors or spe- Il S Korel e . - b8 U cial envoys, but the exchange of views, \ mohair. Comprises Settee, Armchair and Throne Chair, as shown abeve. A splen- elie 1 ssi fo—- i H .o £ At g [0 g ¥ e believes, would be helpful in focussing ; i / L did value of the nationally advertised “Kroehler” make. attention on the difficulties and perhaps working out a tentative solution. After President Coolidge’s clear-cut ; specch on naval armament on Armistice : I ) % R day, European opinion as been critical ala R — B of American tendencies in naval build- o 3 e ine. ing, e . mmng, Bridge Lam Coolidge was more anxious to emphasize Tea Wagon Davenport Fo o : o : - g p Junior Lamp T - i _ Complete Complete the willingness of the United States to s 4 ~ scrap new construction and limit further Wiiith ¥dlton s 7z e nd Extension _ 14 i g $ 75 building than to carry out the idea of an lhss fanitop: 4 Glibiesor Table _. : f B o 2 $ 1 1 . 7 5 = enlarged Navy. The gesture made by Mr. Britten is| walnut veneer or Chinese May be extended for | e R o R o < . o p i A $ - Matches junior lamp to poindsome brass plated . P base with beautiful tailored taken to mean here that Congress is 85| roq decorated, dinner service. 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