Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1930, Page 86

ELLOGE DESIRES NAVAL REDUCTION {Favors Three-Power Treaty if Five Nations Fail to Reach Agreement. the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 20—Frank B. Kellogg, former Secretary of State, ex- pressed a hope last night that the Lon- don Naval Conference would resuit in # reduction of armaments, not an in- erease toward parity. At the same time, in an address be- fore the League of Political Education in Town Hall, he pleaded for the en- trance of the United States into the World Court. “I know the people of this country | are hopeful for the success of the Lon- | don lerence,” he said, “but I be- | iieve it would be unfortunate if there should be a general increase in the ag- | gregate armaments of the world in- | stead of a decrease. | “Increase of armaments of the big | naval powers will not meet the situa- tion, It will not convince the world of | our intention to keep peace. It will not meet the frequent pledges of nations | since the World War to reduce arma- | ment. It will not prevent competitive | building. It will go far to maintain the whole system of balance of power, of military alliance and of maintenance | of peace by increasing armament. " a five-power treaty cannot be made, then I hope they may enter into & three-power treaty on the basis of the tentative understanding between Great Britain and the United States, with a | reduction of battleships between now and 1936." Referring to the World Court, Mr. Kellogg said: “If the United States wishes for the creation of an international court, there is no other way than to join the one now existing and which has been func- tioning for years. | “It cannot be expected that all the Yest of the world will subordinate its views to a new creation simply to ob- tain the adhesion of the United States.” OWNERS KEEP FAITH WITH MINERS’ UNION Coal Operators Continue to Recog- nigze United Workers Headed by President Lewis. By the Associated Press. ogn America, headed by President John L. Lewis. W. L. A. 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