Litvinoff's Letter of Adhereace with Criticism of Britain Moscow, Aug. 3
In a lengthy note to M. Herbette, the French Ambassador at Moscow, {in yeply to the United States invitation, Comrade Litvinoff, of the Soviet Commissariat for Foreign Affairs, announced the Soviet Government's willingness to adhere to the Kellogg Pact.
Comrade Litvinoft's Note a nouncing the Soviet Government willingness to adhere to the Kellogg Pact approximates 3,000 words and brings into prominence again the Soviet's proposals towards universal complete disarmament, It complains of the absence from the Pact of any obligations to disarmament and especially criticizes the British Government for reserving freedom of action not only in case of certain regions outside of the British En pite but also "in case of an unfriendly. act or so-called interference."
The Soviet Government demande the right to secure some modificatfons in the text of the Pact—Reuter.
Washington, Aug. 31, nine mations have now signified, officially or unofficially, their intention of becoming parties to the Kellogg Peace Pact—Reuter. Lisbon, Sept. 1.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has informed the United States Charaé d'Affaires of Portugal's adhesion to the Kellogg Pact. Reuter.
London, Aug. 31.
Jugo-Slavia_and Rumania have intimated their intention of signing the Kellogg Pact—Reuter.
Rome, Sept, 1.
Signor Arnaldo Mussolini, brother of Li Duce, in the course of an address before Fascist Militia ficers at Ghina to-day, declared that Kellogg Pact—manifestations are merely reciprocal leg-pulling by the Powers, who desire that nobody. should disturb their slow digestion, of gold and dominion."—Reuter, Constantinople, Sept.
'A message from Angora states that the Turkish Government has resolved to adhere to the Kellogg Puct without roserys Reuter, Reval, Sept. 3. thon'a has mated that she eto the Kellogg ter, Cairo, Sept, egyptian Government has ae= cepted the American invitation. to adhere to the Kellogg Pact, but according to the newpupers Siassah and Al Abr makes it clear that mean acceptance of reservations made by any Power.—Reuter.
Cherbourg, Sept. 4.
Mr, Frank B, Kellogg, the United Stutes Secretary of State, left for New York to-day on bourd the 4a.
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