The Archive · 1926

Prospects of World Peace

The Disadvantage of Supplying Arms to China London, Aug. 11.

Mr, H. A. L. Fisher, lecturing in London, referring to the prospects of world peace, said that there were many arguments favourable to the view that the human race was too wise to commit suicide, but it was inister fact that China, formerly most peaceful community in th world, was now supplied with for civil war, owing to fi through the interest of certain moment firms, to ratify the Germaing Treaty regulating export of arm Until the Chinese situation cleared up it was impossible to be confident of any great improvement in the prospects for the world's future.—Reuter.

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