MR ROOSEVELT'S MESSAGE.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20862, 23 May 1933, Page 9

MR ROOSEVELT'S MESSAGE.

WLL TEXT RECEIVED BY GOVERNOR-GENERAL. i£fiWEBXMENT'S ATTITUDE. (0»3 U9OCIIXIOS TELEaaol I WELLINGTON, May 22. ' 13tt MI tejrt of President Roosels& message has been received by SWSovernor-General, Lord BledisIklmi his Majesty the King, and «Stts!sased to-day by the ActingiSsm Sinister (the Rt. Hon. J. G. Gattt), together with the following .jtotßcat: New Zealand Government tms¥ welcomes the step taken if Resident Roosevelt and warmly jjpeciales the spirit which inspired it- Ste Government is in communi«*ttnnrtth his Majesty's Governjaal in the United Kingdom as to mt, la co-operation with his wW*"* other Governments, it may >*t assist in achieving practical Swadent Roosevelt, in his refer«we to &•* Disarmament Conf er<»i*ißadit had laboured for a year, *#W yet bad been unable to reach conclusions. Petty must be swept away and i» forgotten. Selfish victory iys destined to be ultimate

,» Bosons for Armaments. v-y .furtherance of a durable **** *w our generation in every 23* tt* world was the only goal Zgfjjg «f our best efforts. If we ■J9 Wtat were the reasons for SPWBfei which, in spite of the Sgw and tragedies of the World '2sk.*** *°-day a greater burden of the earth than rS.aefore, it became clear that Si"? twofold. First, the de'Rfi*** or Wdden, on the part to enlarge their 'gg'Watthe expense of a sister 'SEl** believed only a small Swja Governments or peoples |"S™JW such a purpose. Second, *Sei tionS *** they might 'mSi t tß s sti * ffier > set out prosuccessive steps toas previously ffly aa <* urged that no nation *«ponsibility for failure "■Sff?!'* a and economic