DISARMAMENT.
UNITED STATES SHOCKED. WILL TO CO-OPERATE DAMPED. !?*.. Ck * l ' t: ~ Pfi6 SS ASSOCIATION— CO?TP.IGHT.I (ATJBTSAUAN AKD K.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATIOK.) (Received March Bth, 7.15 p.m.) LONDON, March 7. The diplomatic correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph," commenting on the departure for Washington of the American Ambassadors from London and Berne,' saj-B the postponement of the preliminary disarmament conference shocked official public opinion in the United States, where there is little faith that it will ever be held. Tlie latest intrigue concerning the League Council has had the worst possible effect upon the directors of the American foreign policy. Indeed, their will to co-operate With Europe may be entirely damped by the attempt to form a Latin bloc, obviously directed against Anglo-American ideas of peace.
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18635, 9 March 1926, Page 9
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