Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1930, Page 20

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGILON, D.' C, FRIDAY, NuveMBER 21, 1930 project results which binds mkl-mnhb gmflnum.hz method was of | collected by her in her travels through | Miss Sarah 8. Lyon, Miss Annie ¥ Hibert, Miss Mary Louise Allen, Miss CONDEMNS | PACE N DSARMING 25 | Delegate Charges Powers Are Only Seeking to Hold Present Status. By the Associated Press. ‘GENEVA, November 31.—Maxim Lit- vinoff, Soviet commissar for foreign affalrs, expressed his government's broad disapproval of proceedings in the preparatory disarmament commission | &t today's session of that body here. M. Litvinoff’s reproaches were loosed ‘When the commission, after completing the second reading of the main body of its draft convention, began considera- tion of proposals for establishment of & permanent Disarmament Commission for direction of a disarmament pro- gram under any general treaty which may be concluded. Soviet Expects Plan. The Soviet foreign minister served solemn warning that such a supervisory body would be entirely unacceptable to the Soviet government if it were under control of the League of Nations, and he to make caustic comment on_the draft convention itself. Prior to his lhn-u'rp }&mmmkm approved & method of dgetary limitation of all armaments and armed forces. Ambassador Gibson, for the United States, and N. Sato for Japan cast dissenting votes. ‘While the principle of the limitation of entire armament expenditures found general favor in the commission, a son_abstained voting. ‘The commission postponed reading the section dealing with loal warfare. The first draft ts the use in war of “as- , polsonous or similar gases and also analagous substances or cesses.” It forbids also the employ- ment of germs. A number of proposals dealing with establishment of a permanent disarma- ment Commission were received and re- ferred to a subcommittee. It was at this point that Litvinoff made his remarks on the commission’s activities to date. The Soviet govern- ment was actively participating in the work, he said, with a view to bringing about a draft calling for disarmament or at least for reduction. But the com- mission’s decisions brought the con- viction, he said, that the delegates aimed only at the stabilization of ar- maments and the perpetuation of the present unsatisfactory state. E Sees Efforts in Vain. “Our efforts have been in vain,” the Soviet minister declared. “That part of the convention already gone through does not satisfy the Soviet delegation at all. We consider the chapters drawn up as incapable of even being an ade- quate framework for decisions as to the real reduction of armaments.” Further questions of organization and control Litvinofi regarded as of little importance and the Soviet delegation probably will abstain from ussion. 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