New Britain herald., 1925-05-18
AMERICA AVERTS
 CRISIS AT FARLEY
AbandOnS Plan to Establish Pro-
 posed Central Bureau

Geneva. May lS.-- lNPl--Thr crisis in Inc international conference for the control Of traffic in arms and munitions which had brou created by Amerlca's refusal 10 nay" th" League o| Nluonss comcl appoint the ccutra office for arms control was ayerted today ny decision 10 abandon 'hc plan 10 establish Inc proposed ccura bureau.
 Ecpv,s.uau,a TbeoIoru r.. Bur ion. Of Outo head o. The Au,woan dclrcauom ldarass.uG a special ,om- mt,tor m rharg,, of n, quns'.7n iH- sisted ,Ha' lhr rsntra, bureau should uo' or tanuoc'", with 'H" IoaGu..
 rray.a.s a" O. n. aa"e lo rour'nas ?. Y-5 soa'.a or 'Np ,ou. mi'tcr e,u,i> 70 the tIea -&a' no 1vn- tral nt,rna.jonu nurau shoI,l h, established unless t' is rIa 'd under the leagu, E n.nsdWion.
 Facmg 'hls mp5nr'rao!r wal, th" committee decided 'uo CoGslla' ot| thing tp Io vas 10 make progress by marching arouni r, rhor' fore. up- on mouon of M iaaS", O. Norway. 'ne .omm.'tos nanmousv resolved Ina, in tS uIgm,n. rh, central o. nco or m.~ ul m 'he form prNioaS- iy propQs, .s up, .oss. uf.l' anl 'hal the same oaI can ht a'falnod ly H.- lowing zach goe.rnmeut 10 pup.jsh arms s,aus.1as.
 Tho practical ,G"c' o. 'o.oys dr. ton Is t1I Tho la5GUa Of Nations uc,sr'n,scss or0t roI,c' a h'D rc- -arIuS arms an1 'hn r'su' V.. b" 'Un sam. Is .G a c1u.1a. ol,"' hal .a,an rrra',l uHlvv Tho n4gI,.
 American oDtstuons hoWter. arc saHsH~l and .cJgua mnmuors remain .ova. O '1o '6agHe ay i..ining 70 acr.. cg 'aa organ5zg.jon o' any h4r.au ,. eta. os '1a ,aagHr.anl by aap.riar 'o rre S.5ru ul'ion "' inc zIa cosaan' cn7. a.. Is int"r"a- toua, Du~c2Vs ho operated 1nI'r 'b, .aa2H,.
 ,'ougrazomaU l}s-.un 2i.hirpw his amenlmhnt proEiling that s.guator- leg O. ,a, arms convention c1em- selves organl2, cbe con,ro, office, eA- plainIug that he had fired it mere lv brca4s. or -Ar Am, rjran difficulty in apuroliuG any convention which rr,a'.s 7u of'lco .n ue appointed ny Ih, ..acuc O. Nations council.
 Ia sail h. rather welcomed tho aserNa'N, suggestion that there be TO central bureau al all, because . such bodies arc often unnecessary.
 Today's discussion was entirely rgilnl'y. All countries showed q per rcct unIers, anIing Of the problem arising from the fact that the Jni'od States IS not member O. 'h' League Of Nations. Mr. Burton thanked the committee for is amc- able spirit
 The resolution adopted hy th' committee was to the effect that n- asmuch as 'he control O int,rna. tional commerce. in arms r,srs on { license system or th" issDarn" 6 similar documents lStlNG lh!poItd' tions, and also upon publicity, l seems superfuous 10 cr,or9 a cen tral organization.
 The resolution remarks that l cense and publicity can br assure by periodical and uniform pubica ion by all countries Of their oNporu and imports O. arms.
 The resolution mus now n" S"o. uitted 10 the plenarH session o' 'i' conference for approval.
 League officials emphasized ina a. member states arc obliged to s'n. arms information fo fhr l"agur a0' that arms sta'is'ics for tho nit" States, which is No' d npmuyr. cal be purchasel at Washington Th"" such statistics arc .eenol in pam nh'r' rOrm