London, Oct. 31 Contradictory views taken on the Nine-Power conference by the two main Sunday pap The "Sunday Times satisfaction that the United States will take part as active member not as mere observers, and considers that peace in the Far East will encourage peace in Europe and give a free hand to those European powers who are greatly attached to it It is for this reason, the paper points out, that the other powers are seeking to retard the conference and to prevent it from attaining its object.
On the other hand. the "Observer" sees the conference in a different light, "There is something irenic in the European project for Far Eastern peace." this paper writes, "Peace, like charity, probably begins at home. Until Europe can bring something a little more like peace into its own affairs, she is not likely to be much of a help to the Far East."—Havas.
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