Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1935, Page 18

A_18 3 i THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, 1. . MONDAY, JUNE 17. 1935. BRITAIN 70 DECIDE IZE OF NAZINAVY Secret Provision Lets Her Rule if Expansion Is Warranted. (Covyright. 1935, by the Associated Press.) LONDON, June 17.—A reliable suthority aaid today that Great Britain alons will regulate the actual sizes of both the British and German Navies under the terms of a hitherto secret provision of their 100-to-35 ratio agreement. By this step, allowing Great Britain to.be the virtual dictator of the new Nazi: Navy, Reichsfuehrer Hitler was #atd by this authority to be regarded as having taken a bold move toward winning the confidence and support of Great Britain, Tt was said that Germany accepled the role of being merely a consuitant in determining the tonnage strengths of the two fleets in return for the British approval of her having a navy far-in excess of the Versailles treaty limitations. In other words. Germany is re- garded as having given up to Great meanwhile preserving the 100-to-35 ratio. | Great. Britain was said to be. hopeful | that the agreement with Germany would lead to an international agree- ment. under which the five present naval powers—Great ~Britain, the United States, Japan, France and | Italy—with Russia and Germany, | would agree simaltaneously to publish | long-term naval building programs. Reports that Great Britain would | suggest to the United States the aban- donment of naval ratios was denied | authoritatively, but it was said the | Washington Government has known | for several months that Great Britain | believes making naval programa pub- | lic might yet be acceptable to the | Japanese. Diplomatic quarters said they con- | sidered that a suggestion for the aban- | donment of the Washington treaty | ratios could hardly come from Great | Britam now in view of & ratio agree- ment with Germany. 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