Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1933, Page 6

BRITON LAUDS U. § EFFORT AT PEACE Sir John Simon Declares Co- ~gperation to Avert War Is pi: an Important Step. * ~_(Continued From First Page.) were “extremely disturbing signals about.” He praised the “statesman-like and moderate terms” of Chancellor Hitler's | declaration last week before the Ger-.{ man Reichstag. | “It would be foolish not to recognize that in these matters words are not | the ‘same ‘things as Geéeds,” he added, | and declared that he attached quite as | much importance to the German gov-| ermnment’s withdrawal “of amendments | to the British disarmament plan,| “which would have had a shattering| effect on the prospects of & disarma- ment convention.” He concluded tiat it would be foolish to harbor the hope that.the conference | was on ‘the eve of some -definite and final agreement, but he believed there Wwas & very good spirit in the effort, now | being made to go through the British | plaxr article by article. Fenrs Policies Will Conflict. Liberal leader, Sir Hubert | sa joining in the debate. ex- | pressed fears that the British policy at | the Wodd Economic Conference would | not harmonize with the idea of aboli- tien of restrictions on international | trade. He pointed out that the British | delegation would be led by Neville Chamberlain, a lifelong and ardent| protectionist Hope probably lies in the smaller | powers such as Belgium, Holland and the Scandinavian countries, Sir Her- fective assistance from States of America, whose Secretary of 1as stated that America has a re- spensibility to lead the world away from eccnomic nationalism.” Sir John Simon closed the five-hour debate with a guarded reference to the Britist attitude at the World Economic Conference, saying that the results Which all desire would more likely be | procured “if we go into it, not indeed with open minds, but with minds as * well stored as possible, and with the { determination to give as well as take, to | ¢ listen as well as teach, and by interna- | ional co-operation to do something to | restore the prosperity of the world.” CITES FAILURE OF LEAGUE. . Yon Papen Holds Europe Should Be! Reorganized on Racial Basis. | . BERLIN, May 26 (P).—Vice Chancel- | lor Franz von Papen says he belleves the League of Nations has failed | i adequately to prtect minorities and : that Europe should be reorganized on a | ® racial basis under German initiative. Speaking yesterday at Iburg. he said | there are Germans in 25 European states and that ignorance of racial mix- i tures on the part of President Wilson | ! resulted largely in the racial clauses in | the peace treaties. | Minorities- should be freed, he de- i clared, as a guarantee of peace. JAPAN STATES STAND. ] T | { Insists on Acceptance of Amendment to Naval Treaty. | GENEVA, May 26 (/) —Ambassador | Naotake Sato, Japan's representative, told the Disarmament Conference to- | day that Japanese adhesion to the Dis- | armament “Convention now. under ne- gotiation uu;:e“ nnw‘ble only if n&e confemwi “Japanese amend- ment thal 1-:; must be. no reference } to the Washington and London’naval treaties. | Japan is dissatisfied with the 5-5-3 | naval ratio set forth.in these treaties and desires a better allotment when the time comes to renew them. | The Japanese amendment deletes the | clause in the British disarmament plan . which says that naval armaments as i arranged &t Washington and London remain subject to the limitations result- ing from those treaties. The British plan now is being discussed by the| conference. The Japanese amendment asserts that Japan cannot share the view that | 1t is desirable to establish a new agree- | ment on the basis of existing trepties “which are unstable in character and which will soon expire.” Hence, the Japanese contend, there is no reason for referring to them. Repudiates Davis’ Suggestion. Ambassador Sato insisted the Japa- nese amendment did not affect the structure or existence of the Washing- ton and London tregties. He repudiated a suggestion by Norman H. Davis, American ambassador at large, deletion of the reference would have unfortunate effect on public opinion. ‘The Japanese representative com- plained that the British plan merely provided for a truce in naval arma- ment and did not provide for reduction. If the conference had mccepted the Japanese proposals of last December, Ambassador Sato said, it would have meant a reduction in the total tonnage of 880,000 tons from the tonnage now. possessed by the. 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