The Archive · 1934

He describes the Geneva Arms

Convention as a step in the right direction and says that, its ratification by the Senate, "which has been Jong delayed," would be a conerete indication of the willingness of the American people to make a contri bution.

The President, however, urges that the Disarmament Conference, on its Fe-assembly on May 29, " should establish an authority for the supervision and control of the traffic in farms, a trafic which is much more far reaching than when the 1925 Convention was signed.

The Chief Executive adds that some. suitable international organization must and. will take euch

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

Your account