The Archive · 1934

Speech at Nobel Prize Ceremony

Oslo, Deo, 11

The creation of a world common: wealth the subject of an add~ Fess before a large audience by Mr. Arthur Henderson, the winner of the 1894 Nobel Pesce Prize and President of the Disarmament Conference, at the Festival Hall of Oslo University. to-day.

To achieve such an ideal, the British statesman. admitted that a policy' of unreserved political eooperation between all nations of the world was essential, and that they would have (o subordinate in some meature their national sovereignty. 70

tions.

Worldwide insitetions and obign-

Henri Berenger. President of the Senate Foreign Affairs Commission, wing Rome today Benito Mussolini with retard tothe Pierre French Foreign forthcoming visit' to. Rome of M. friendship which will enable the two! rear Latin nations to collaborate in Europe and Africa.

learned. from_well-informiet quarters here that the date Laval'e departure for Rome has not} yet been fixed, "The French Foreign Minister, it is stated, prefers not to embark on fete-atate with Signor Mussolini Until he is assured that the Italian policy in Central Europe can be Brought Into line with the French pal the opinion here that Italy's [conciliatory attitude at Geneva hae created a more propitious atmosphere for a Franco-Italian Entente {han any. time since the advent of

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