The Archive · 1929

Dawes' Talk with MacDonald

June 16.

Ate ting lasting: an hour between Ramsay MacDonald mi General Charles Dawes, the issador, at Forres, land. an official wouncedd that the which "was "most dealt with the present of havel disarmament as between the United States and Brita hand goodwill to called attention to the need fan early agreement on redcetion and described it ax naw the question of outstanding int rortanee og seemingly it was next atop to be taken tow is world He suzestions ting a change in methods of lation on the subject ich, while wot ignoring technical experts, should first. and foremost toe adjusted to the Inwe of hu and Dawes added We both wish to make it clear the other naval Powers ave expected to e¢ the negotiations, upon the successful consunmotion of which the fate of the whole world depend The communique further states that the United Statex Ambassador mut might ohta experts definitions of the naval Then the final fixation rardstick™ should made by committee of tates: men of the nations and these states: men should be the ones to draft the terms of the final Pilgrims' dinner in. London on Tuesday, and that the Premier will deal with it in a speech at Lossiemouth wale by the wary man in the street, He concluded "In the "That™, the clues, is intended the inning of th negotiations"

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