EQUALITY IN ARMAMENTS.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20647, 9 September 1932, Page 11

EQUALITY IN ARMAMENTS.

110 DEMAND. DRAFTS REPLY. CT NEGOTIATIONS. ■ taJOCIATIOU— BT ELICTBIO flUtfE-COrTIUGBT ) Sth, 7.30 p.m.) PARIS, September 8. t has considered a draft pjajr and has sent a copy iih Foreign Office. The I lx> again considered ou id that the reply declares negotiations between irmany on armaments are I luggests that tho matroferrcd to the League of [s a case of the cancellalitary clauses of the VerOt to the Disarmament It concerns a general remaments. Probably no be made to Germany proUSva a reorganisation of fidfid it involves no inlives. Itrength of the German u determined under the jrsailles Treaty, was 4500 10,30° otner ranks. The is now mainly a coastTho total personnel may IQO, including a maximum I and warrant officers. f Have a fixed allowance tionu, and material. No naval aircraft aro perBy aircraft is also profERENCE. SON'S CONFESSION, ptember 9th, 1.5 a.m.) >NDON, September 8. ! Henderson (who was ie Disarmament Cbnfer"rades Unions Congress the results of the Conleva were far below his Nevertheless, the Conit been a failure. "We fith a critical situation toy's claim to rearm," not close your eyes to this, which may mean Mneiral of competitive |4rmany leaves the Con--1 cannot see what she that, because the ConJfc responsible for GerfelY'S AIM. i.'vpHHfc .August 30. Ifo (Herr mtlfcai) Schleicher EJKfsittar tqt - "power ddtd ffl« aimed iji* toe Berlin are very deand cautithe creation of 9UNl|§ta!Mlflh, it is Claimed, expected, while not be strong ■HhMKJSiI4 regard the step as ■HgPlpgpwTinerease their own w££XS9$M to opportunity for HHHH|9p|NI# for universal disHHffipjg|sj&is good reason to bo■J|yfflffi«*dSo*eniment aspires to JfflffiWfjtalJaetm, the Nazi storm ■HH||i||*is the Eeichsbanner, as HRH|PPOHft of militarisation is *» the restoration of