DISARMAMENT
BRITISH MEMORANDUM POWERS’ CONSIDERATION. NO REPLIES TO HAND. HOPEFUL ANTICIPATIONS. (British Official Wireless.) RUGBY, February 4. ' The British Government has not received and does not yet expect to I receive any considered comments on jits new disarmament . memorandum ! from the /Governments to which it jwas communicated, j For the time being, it is under- ; stood, the proposals are being careI fully examined in their political and J technical aspects. This process is ■ likely to be followed by verbal ex- ; changes of views in which the British ! representatives abroad will explain i or elaborate many points upon which .additional information is required. i The hope is with some ■ confidence that when the President, Mr. Arthur Henderson, and the 'principal officers of the Disarmament Conference meet in London on Feb'Tuary 13 to consider the situation as i to the time and date for a resumption lof the meetings of the conference, ithey will find that preliminary negojtiations between the principal Powers will have produced a considerjable advance.
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Northern Advocate, 6 February 1934, Page 7
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