The Archive · 1926

Secretary of State

Philadelphia, Feb, 22, "The United. States, through long experience, has come "to the cone clusion that offensive or defensive political or military alliances are not in harmony with the principles of our government or the interests of our people," declared Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg ceremony to-day at Pennsylvania University in honour of the first President of the' United States.

Secretary Kellogg said that such 'a principle did not mean isolation or refusal to ce-operate with other nations in non-political activities for the advancement of science, education or commerce.—Reuter's American Service,

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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