The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-07-27
CLOSING SESSION IS
MARKEDLY MESSAGE
FROM j. $. CH|EFTAIN
Roosevelt Sends Note of En-
enlargement; Disarmament
Is Only Recess
GROUP WILL MEET AGAIN
M'DonaId Refuses to Promise
Days or Dates But Em-
phasizes Need For Action

London, July 27.-(P)-After receive
ing a dramatic message of encourages
ment from President Roosevelt, the
world economic conference was adj
Journed late Thursday afternoon to
meet again after a recess and make
q new attempt to restore world pros
perity.
II can promise you no DAYS or
dates" said Prime Minister MacDon-
aid as he concluded the six-week
session in his capacity as conference
president.
His declaration that the meeting
was adjourned brought to an end a
parley unparalleled in history for the
scope of the Investigations and the
bitterness of some of the battles
fought over world economic and
monetary problems.
The problems we face-unemploy-
ment, bankruptcies, unbalanced bud
gets and undeveloped resources
challenged the wisdom Of man and
the capacity Of governments" Mac.
Donald said.
I'VE adjourn not because we are de-
feated, not because we are discour-
aged, but because a longer time is
needed to attain results. Let there
be no mistake. This is a recess of the
economic conference, not winding
up. The need for world agreement Is
greater than ever"
Roosevelt's message ripped the
labels of failure" from the confer.
ence which many delegates were bus.
lily affixing by their speeches at tho
final plenary session.
The presidents note, which Secre-
tary Cordell Hull read to the assem-
bled delegates, came as a climax to a
morning of speeches, most of which
were critical.
The session was adjourned until 4
.. m, as soon as the communication
was read. Hull was scheduled to speak
at the afternoon meeting.
Far from the pickering and SQUAD.
bling Of London during the last si1
weeks. Roosevelt gave the delegates q
perspective Of the work they have
done here and told them that results
are not always measured In terms Of
formal agreement"
With an interchange Of views comes
better understanding by nations Of
the problems of other countries. he
said, adding that he does not regard
the world congress as failure.
The presidents message enabled
the conference to adjourn for lunch
in buoyant spirits instead of under
the heavy atmosphere Of continued
criticism which speaker after speaker
had voiced in the morning session.
Soviet Speaker Bitter
President Roosevelt's cheering words
TO Macdonald came after Jean Mai.
sky, Russian ambassador at London
and head Of the U.S.S.R. delegation.
had launched the most bitter broad
side of criticism of the entire session.
1.-The practical results of the first
session OF the world economic confer
ence have been Zero" declared the
Soviet diplomat.
"A comparatively small shock may
be sufficient to let loose the terrible
disaster of war;" he exclaimed after
outlining his views that the confer
ence had failed.
After declaring that Russia Is "the
most important factor in international
peace" the Soviet ambassador said
that peace is essential also to all
other countries in order to save them
from the horrors and ruin Of q new
war. the dimensions of which will far
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