The Radio and the Press.

Comments on the attitude toward the newspapers of U.S. Secretary of State Secretary Henry Stimson and other American delegations to the London conference in England. Abandonment of the principle of open diplomacy; Objection to the presence at the conference of several representatives of American organizations devoted to the cause of armament reduction; Complaint raised by Karl Bickel, president of the United Press Association on the reliability of radio broadcasting as competitor of the press in the transmission of news.