What Transpired In Talk With President Roosevelt Paris, May 13.
M. Herriot's silence with regard to his recent visit to Washington was broken to-day in an article in "Liinformation—Finaneiére,' in which he states that with regard to debts President Roosevelt will be as generous as his powers permit. He stipulates that France must pay the instalment which was due on De-ember 15 last year, but this is to be included in a future settlement.
With regard to disarmament, M. Herriot says that the President promised to abandon mutual trading with an aggressor if a satisfactory definition of aggression can be found by an international conference, to which he would send an observer.
Concerning treaty revision, Presi dent Roosevelt maintained a prudent reserve and with regard to the tariff truce, M. Herriot says, he} proposed a truce from April 29 to June 12, but he agreed that if the
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