DISARMAMENT DEADLOCK
BRITAIN URGED TO GIVE A LEAD Pre«« A«ociation—By Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, November 15. * The Times ’ devotes a lengthy editorial to the standstill at Geneva. Urging British initiative, it asks: “Cannot the Government get back the position from which success at once seemed in sight? What is the best offer that the Cabinet is prepared to make to Germany now? Cannot it either by the excellent old diplomatic method of circular despatch or by a statement at Geneva declare to the world what it believes would be a fair solution of tho deadlock? Prevision and courage alone can now prevent the wreckage of a practical and noble plan. Cannot tho Cabinet decide to-day to demonstrate to the world that it possesses these qualities?”
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Evening Star, Issue 21570, 16 November 1933, Page 11
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123DISARMAMENT DEADLOCK Evening Star, Issue 21570, 16 November 1933, Page 11
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