The Archive · 1929

Gen. Dawes's Views

London, Nov. 16, Addressing the Institute of Jour-bualists in London to-day, General Dawes; the United States Ambassador, claimed that the success o! Ameri monstrated the efficacy! the'naval talks between Britain and

of the discussions carried on by the principals, advised by their re~ spective naval staffs. He declared that conflicting opinion now remained only on a minor matter, involving, 80,000 tons out of an aggregate tonnage of 2,400,000.

General, Dawes urged that the motto "One Thing at a Time" should govern the preliminary naval negoti In_consequence of the latent disaffection in the artillery, it is, understood that the Government is taking steps, if not to dissolve, at least to reorganize it, with a view to, eliminating the disaffected ele~ Figo are operating. ted

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