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February 5, 1930

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MILLS CONFIDENT OF TRADE RECOVERY; Business Recession Soon Will Be Passed, Treasury Official Tells Publishers Here. REVIEWS 10-YEAR PROGRESS Calls It "First Decade of a New Era"--Sees Order Re-established Throughout World. Text of His Address. MILLS CONFIDENT OF TRADE RECOVERY Reviews Decade's Progress. Recalls 1921 Conditions. Sees Order Restored Now. Europe Shows Recovery. Lauds Poincare on Finances. Discusses Peace Movement. A Decade of Recovery Here. Finds Some Industries Lag. Views Future With Confidence. List of Dinner Guests.

By Unknown Author

O L Miles reviews past 10 yrs in s to publishers

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STIMSON AND BRITISH AGREE TO SCRAP 8 BATTLESHIPS NOW AND BUILD NONE UNTIL 1936; JAPAN LIKELY TO DROP SHIP $1,000,000,000 Saving Is Probable, Counting 5 Years' Upkeep. PARITY WOULD CODE NOW Program Calls for Hastening Treaty Limit of 15 Each for Big Powers, 9 for Japan. SUBMARINES DISCUSSED Anglo-American Delegates to Conference Talk of Tonnage, Finding Abolition Impossible. Japan Is Expected to Scrap One. Huge Saving in Maintenance. AGREE TO SCRAP EIGHT BATTLESHIPS France Has Right to Build. Little Progress on Procedure.

By Edwin L. James. Special Cable To the New York Times

London Naval Conf

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