Washington, Aug, 28.
Although Mr, Frank B, Kelloge in Pariy declined to forecast the attitude of the United States Senate towards the Pence Pact, generally expected here that the Senate will ratify it by a slite majority if no political storm breaks.
The Presidential election will be over when the remove it The fact. that the Pact imposes no obligations. on the United States other than the renunciation' of war is likely to induce the Senate to ratify it, An interesting question is whether the opponents of the naval building programme will use the Pact to reinforce their arguments. There is evidence that some members of the Administration are finding it, difidealt to reconcile the Pact with' their request for more ships—Reuter.
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