The Archive · 1934

Many Difficulties

'These views were approved by Jother high navy chiefs when they met in Tokyo on July 16 and 17 fand, were in turn, submitted to the "Five Ministers' ' Conference" by JAdmiral M. Osumi, Navy Minister, yesterday.

The Conference it was reported, ap-Jproved of the Navy stand, but refused to commit themselves into taking any immediate action. This, diptoms financial difficulties was was because of the

{that abrogation of the treaty would Particularly serious was the finan. cial angle of the problem, for a shipbuilding race with Great Britain and the United States in the event of no substitute agreement being reached Wilhelm Miklas, Prince Rudig von \Starhemberg, the Vice-Chancellor, who has taken over the reins of gov-whom word of their father's death has been kept, went on a speedboat excursion—Reuter.

Reduction of naval armaments should be carried out rationally by. intensively-equipped Powers on their difficult consequences jon, observers stated Reproduced with permission

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

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