DISARMAMENT

Grey River Argus, 13 May 1932, Page 7

DISARMAMENT

A GERMAN WARNING. BERLIN, May 11. A solemn warning to the world that Germany will not submit to the present inequality in armaments, was u - tered by Chancellor Bruening to a:i attentive Reichstag. He declared that although Germany bad almost completely disarmed, the rest or Europe was increasing armaments far beyond th,, pre-war level. I ermany did not desire to arm such an extent, but merely wanted equality. Although some nations ap preciated the German standpoint. others held views which would lead to serious and earnest discussions, during the next f ; >w weeks