of Understanding Reached by U.S. and France New York, June 10.
The New York "Times" publishes 8 despatch from Washington which states that a basis of understanding has been retched between Mr. F. B, Kellogg, the United States Secretary-of State, and M, Briand, the French Foreign Minister, for the multilateral treaty outlawing war, in which Mr, Kellogg's two original proposals remain unchanged, condemning War as an instrument of national policy and pledging the Contracting Powers always to seck, a pacific solution of their difficulties Reuter, Washington, June 12.
The Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Bruce, has cabled to Secretary of State Kellogg expressing his apredation of the latter's message of congratulation on the flight of the Southern Cross and stating the Australian fliers pay a very high tribute to the part played by the two Americans who also took part the great undertaking—Reuter.
Mr. Kellogg's Appeal to Churchmen New York, June 11.
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