The paper adds that a naval con-States have widely divergent views ference held with the participation fon several important issues to be de-of seven great world powers would cided at the 1935 Conference but ave an enormous political value. leaders of both nations are agreed Under a technical flag, the paper that Japan should not have parity.—concludes, the conference would in United Press. reality be an attempt at an agreement for the purpose of balancing the forces of participants—Havis. BEC ORDERED TO PAY
Geneva Opposed
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