The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-07
JAPAN, FRANCE And
ITALY ARE ASKED TO
ATTEND PEACE MEET
President and Premier Unfold
in Quiet Talk Hopes for a
World United in Peace
ALONE TOGETHER FOR HOUR
Unusual Privilege Is Granted
the Prime Minister in Asking
Him to Address Congress
ALONE TOGETHER FOR HOUR

Washington, Oct 7-fP)-President
Hoover and Premier Macdonald
Joined today in expressing gratifica-
ton over progress in discussing ques-
tions that might cause Anglo-Ameri-
can friction. and later the British
statesman filled the senate chamber
with applause with the declaration
that the Kellogg BRAND treaty re-
nouncine war would stand out like
a monument In history.
The heads OF the two great nations
expressed their views in joint state.
ment issued shortly after their re-
turn from a weekend at the rustic
Hoover fishing camp In the Virginia
mountains from which they an
nounced conference looking to
further naval limitations would be
called.
Shortly afterwards. the prime min
lister departed for the capitol First
lie was received by tho house where
he spoke briefly. He then went to
the senate. The galleries Of both
chambers were filled. Foreign am
diplomatic corps In their brilliant
uniforms We'd with fashionably
dressed women. including Mrs. Dolly
Curtis Gam. in adding color.
There can be no more war: 1t is
impossible, II we will make the peace
past effective. that any arm Of our
forces. sea. land. or air. will come into
conflict the stately Macdonald as
serted as the senators and those look
ing Oh burst into applause.
We have come together and said
what Is all this bother about parity?'"
he continued Parity Take IT,"
The first tangible result of the con.
versations was the announcement of
invitations to Japan. France and
Italy to join the American and Brit
ish governments in conference 70
limit their sea power further as o
step toward world peace.
Issuance Of tho invitation was left
to the London foreign office today.
The conference is to start at London
on Monday or Tuesday Of the third
week III January.
Seek Peaceful World
Alone in the mountain forest the
president and the prime minister un-
i folded one to another their hopes ana
their aspirations. not alone for a,
abiding amity between their own pcu-
pies but for world united for peace.
! After an hour Of earnest talk. the
president and the prime minister
slowly retraced the pathway they had
followed from the presidents lodge.
There they rejoined the high officers
OF their governments who had been
their companions at the start but had
gradually fallen back to permit an
uninterrupted conference.
Mr.. Macdonald will be the guest
Of the president until tomorrow, but
their talks over the weekend are be-
lieved to have gone far toward the
attainment Of the purpose for whicn
] the British leader crossed the At
lantic
Will Address Senate
The arrival at the white house
marks the beginning Of a three days
program for the prime minister
crowded with official and social en-
gagements which will leave little time
for further lengthy personal cx-
change with Mr.. Hoover before his
departure from Washington early
Thursday.
The ceremonial dinner at the white
house tonight will remain the OUT
standing social function OF the prime
ministers visit.
Preceding the dinner. the prime
ministers crowded program for the
day included visit to the senate,
where he was offered the unusual
privilege Of addressing the member
ship, and to the house. followed by .
luncheon at the white house.