RENUNCIATION OF WAR
FRAHGO'AMERtOAH NEGOTIATIONS LITTLE PROGRESS MADE. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. WASHINGTON. Februiry 1. State Department officials expressed surprise when they were shown despatches from Paris crediting the French authorities witli the statement that Franco and the United States would sign an anti-war treaty at Washington this week. Mr Kellogg said that no treaty of any kind could be signed before his return from his trip to Ottawa. It is learned elsewhere that the situation in regard to an anti-war treaty is unchanged since the position of a fortnight ago, when it was intimated that the consummation of the project was impossible for several months, if at all. There is a second treaty of arbitration in the negotiations _ between Paris and Washington, and it is expected that it will be signed within a month. The preamble to the Washington treaty will contain a clause deprecating war as a national policy, but the treaty itself cannot be considered as another pact
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Evening Star, Issue 19781, 3 February 1928, Page 7
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160RENUNCIATION OF WAR Evening Star, Issue 19781, 3 February 1928, Page 7
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