GERMANY BLAMED
DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE THE OBSTACLE TO PROGRESS Times Cable. London, May S. The Times ,in a leader, says: "The obstacle to the progress of the Disarmament Conference lies at Berlin rather than at Geneva. Germany seems intent on holding it up and destroying the draft convention which she has accepted in principle. There is no desire to persecute or isolate Germany, who seems determined to isolate herself." BRITBSH DELEGATE A REPORTTO CABINET British Official Wireless. Rugby, May 7. Captain Eden, British delegate to the Disarmament Conference, will tomorrow return to Geneva from London, which he has visited to report to Cabinet on the proceedings of the conference. The question of the Prime Minister going to Geneva has not been considered and it is learned authoritatively that it was not mentioned at last Friday's Cabinet meeting.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 238, 9 May 1933, Page 5
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