PARLIAMENTARIANS CONFER.
PROBLEMS OF WAR AND PEACE. By Telegraph—Press Asin. —Copyright, Received Oct. 7, 5.5 p.m. Washington, Oct. 6. At the inter-Parliamentary Union conference Mr. Thomas Johnson (Irish Free State) withdrew his motion that the union should go on record as favouring an agreement permitting a dominion or possession of the Empire to remain neutral in the event of the Imperial Government becoming involved in war. He substituted a suggestion, which the union accepted, that t>e motion be kept in mind as a subject warranting future consideration. Mr. Fnsanoke Mayeda (Japan), after telling the conference that bin nation wished to join handr with other countries in the prosecution of any project calculated to promote world peace, said: “So long as armaments are kept in their present state I am afraid there will be no durable peace.’’
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Taranaki Daily News, 8 October 1925, Page 9
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