AMERICA WITHDRAWS
DISARMAMENT EFFORT FAR EASTERN ANXIETY LONDON, Nov. 1. The Daily Telegraph’s diplomatic correspondent says that Mr Norman Davis' sudden decision to return to Washington is regarded as significant. It is believed at Geneva that when the Disarmament Conference reassembles, America’s only contribution will be to advise the European Powers to proceed with the reduction of their own armaments, the United States finding itself unable to follow suit owing to the uncertain outlook in the Pacific. Tn other words, America’s growing anxiety about the Far Fast threatens to paralyse her influence and action in the western world.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18235, 2 November 1933, Page 7
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