Madrid, Aug. 23.
The impending signature of the Kellogg pact is practically ignored by the Spanish press.
It appears that Spai been invited to sign with the Great Powers.
Consequently she feels. ago General Prime de Rivera, the Spanish Dictator, noti fied Washington that he was' going to Paris to sign the pact. Subsequently everybody was surprised to learn that he had changed his mind.
It appears that the Government of the United States told him it was possible to include Spain in the invitations to the Great Powers, but hoped that Spain, like the countries of the Little Entente, would adhere Interview by Reuter's representa~ tive Mr. Kellogg said that he was not going to have any conversations regarding the naval understanding between France and Britain.—Reuter.
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