London, Sept. 2.
Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, interviewed by a representative of Keuter's News Axency ey route to 'Geneva, said that the road was el for than ever for a real discussion of armaments and national security. Nohody had yet devised a satisfaetory' disarmament scheme, but were nearer to it as' various obstacles were being successively removed, A lot of nonsense, said the Prime Minister, had. been written about the Anglo-Soviet Treat The whole position of the negotia. tions was altered by the. Russian surrender to us. We had altered our position and lear as ever that ment of debts and obligations. was reached there would be no Toans guarantees for Russia, Ar. MacDonald defended Government's rejection of Mutual Guarantee, Pact, whicl: would probably have led to the seces-
and other nations from the League certain British Dominions fof Nations and would have for ever closed the door to the adherence of America and other States. ister emphatically:
ured using force to enforce!
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