London, Mar. 14.
Disarmament prospects were 3e-viewed trike bard Bri Sea Anthony Elen, toring @ debate in the House of" Commons this eve: ning. 'Belore. examining. the 'Eure-Jean situation in detail, he remark thatin the diflenle, months of The tonterence, one of "the. most Sdousuring features pad been' the Sioeecellaboration between Britain ride United. Staten.
'Only' a few days. ago, President rrooseselt issued's statement giving of the Continental countries alone that would be at stake, but the security of Britain. If' the con-Terence failed, every country would Ino doubt have to review its armaments, Britain perhaps more immediately and urgently than others, because she had disarmed so. much voluntarily already. He disbelieved that even a manifold increase in British armaments would alone suffice to ensure Britain's security.
Competitive armaments in_themselves were no security. We had "as get forth in, the British, fall support to the fresh the tiative Them in 1914 and they availed Memo- troco ited preventing Wars. By! random. Proceeding, he imited "scope and pun Remade res Ce "ehecid then kays Staming oR one, Secority, ase
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