ALL ARMAMENTS

Feilding Star, Volume 7, Issue 2305, 7 September 1929, Page 5

ALL ARMAMENTS

MUST be dealt with SAYS MR HENDERSON (Aust:. and N.Z. Cable) Geneva. Sept. 6. Mr Henderson, broadens!ing an address which was relayed throughout Europe, said: “The naval agreement between Britain and the United Slates which Mr MacDonald say s is in sight, is only the preliminary step. Naval disarmament alone is useless. We must, deal with land and air armaments, tanks, guns, and aeroplanes. We, therefore, ar P hoping that at. tbe present: Assembly we enn prepare tlm way for tlie Preparatory Commission by accelerating its task of drafting a general Disarmament Treaty in order that, a .world-wide -.inference thereon may be •summoned within a reasonable time.”