WORLD MORE SETTLED
BUT STILL FAR FROM STABLE.
(VNITLD I'RESS ASSOCIATION.—COPtRIOHT.)
(AUSTRALIAN ■ NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
LON.DO.N, 15th June.
Lord Robert Cecil, speaking at Liverpool, said that, taking a broad view, it was apparent that the world was moving towards a more settled state of things. It could not be denied, however, that it was still unstable. If it tottered it would mean the great disaster called
war. The recent events in Bulgaria were an awful .warning of the world's instability. Austria was making a marvellous recovery, .but Germany's position was worse than Austria's, and had not been improved by the strong growth of tho national (with the possibility of a militaristic) spirit, resulting from the. events of the lust few mouths. Dtearmament was a vital necessity, but it could not come before the nations felt that there was security in the world.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 143, 18 June 1923, Page 7
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143WORLD MORE SETTLED Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 143, 18 June 1923, Page 7
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