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London, Nov. T.

Sir John Simon opening the dis armament debata, described the situa tion as undoubtedly serious, but sal there was to justification for the de plorably exaggerated and excited language used about it by some people. As for the position and action of the British Government, he maintained their whole devotion and effort in the cause of disarmament had been con- sistent and sincere.

Having remarked that there was nothing in the proceedings of the Disarmament, Bureau on October 14 which could justify the shock tactica Germany had then adopted, the Foreign Secretary aid the conference had been in danger of losing its way when last March it was given a now and definite direction by the produc tion of the British draft convention, the contents of which had been select- ed to suggest the probable greatest measure of attainable general consent.

Numerical Limita

The plan presented a picture of com- plate settlement. It suggested actual numerical limits for "the principle European powers in such things as aeroplanes and effectives. It W&S adopted by the conference as a basis for discussion, and it was accepted in France and Germany. principle by both But while the conference adopted a number of general proposals, these did not lead to progress on the numberz

By the end of June it was impossible, usafully, to enter on the second read- ing of the draft and it was decided.to Adjourn

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various interested Governments.

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Germany's Mind Coining to the question of how this affected Germany, Sir John warmly agreed it was necessary to try and see the inside mind of Germany, and to understand why the German people. had exhibited this vehement resent- ment.

Long delays must have made Ger- many Increasingly impatient. While it was quite untrue to say that Ger- many's disarmament under the peace treaties was conditional upon the prompt achievement of general dis- armament by the others, it was clear on the face of the treaty, and in M. Clemenceau's letter, that Germany' disarmament was contemplated as the first step towards general disarma ment

Britain-sets Example Britain, declared Sir John had set an example and led the way in reducing her own armaments, to the lowest point by unilateral action. No doubt, it was difficult for a great people, with proud traditions in the past, who sincerely felt that" the remedy for their grievances, was over- due, to be patient, but it would be a gross injustice to Britain to forget all she had done, to promote good re- lations in Europe, after the war, hy obliterating the distinctions between victor and vanquished.

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restoring confidence in Europe, said as Singapore, is to be made at the GERMAN ARMY'S Sir John, would be an international ont of the year was revealed by agreement on disarmament, to which, Sir Edward Campbell, M.P., Par of contée, Germany should be a party.iamentary Private Secretary to the The central political issue was how to Postmaster General, speaking to reconcile Germany's demands for members of the 1912 Club last night, equality with

France's desire for Sir Edward said that the Austra security.

lian Government hoped next year to provide a connecting service from Singapore to Sydney,

Special Bole Sir John continued, "I believe we have a very special role to play, be

Direct air mail services now cause it was Britain who brought the linked this country with India, parties together. We have used, and Egypt, the Sudan, British East we are going on, using every effort, Africs, Rhodesia, and Sohth Africa, whether Germany is at Geneva or not, and Rangoon could be reached in to that end. We shall not get out of eight days. During the first half our difficulties by tering isolation,

when the advantages of isolation have of this year the letter air mail has increased by 30 per cent and the disappeared We shall not increase

our mildence for peace by declaring parcel mail by 16 per cent, as com that it does not matter to us what our pared with the first half of 139", neighbours in Europe do or suffer. he added

We have immense moral authority

to nissert. Great Britain has disarmel

and ise right to speak aid we will create apprehension, and it may be use that authority in the only way we misapprehension. Much as we deplore szi able to use it, by making to special, or select alliances with 95 againat any power, but by working for friendiship and peace with all.”. :.

Locarno Treaty ・・

Switzerland March Story Denied

DECLARED IMPOSSIBLE AND INSANE

Berlin, November 1,

The absurdity of allegations made abroad in anti-German circles to the effect that Germany, for the pur- pose of avoiding the chain of French Germany's recent action, unjustified as fortresses on her eastern frontier, we think it to be, that is no reason for speaking as if the door she has shut is would in the case of war, march bolted and barred.

through Switzerland, wiec phasised by the Minister of Defence, Gen, von Blomberg, in an interview this afternoon with a number of Swise press representatives.

"Therefort which that Treaty represefits to promote stability in Europe, is not exhausted, and our own influence in the cause of thisarmament would not be increased. but would be fatally prejudiced if the existence and effect of that Treaty were not fully borne in mind

general

The Minister pointed out that the publication of such alleged plans of

from Switzerland but from some the German army did not originate

dark noirces" with an aim of de-

The Foreign Secretary "ferred to the Locarno Treaty, and having out lied its provisione, he pointed olit that Italy was in the same position i regard to it as Britain, that the Treaty could not be terminated by unilateral action, and that it remained one of the

The promotion of dir stabilising influences in) Europol The question is, he con- While it is true that, without apportion armament was one of its objects, and tinued," whether the obligations of this ing blame them, háa besh a sad delay country would be needed, if Germany; in achieving agreed disarmament, not two years bence, carried out the ina moment has been lost in working for faming Germany's peaceful inten- tention of which she has gayen notice, it to leave the League of Nations.

"Germany has an opportunity of withdrawing that notice at any time. "No friend of the cause should make ridiculous, he declared, than to during the next two years and the disarmament more difficult than ever, ascribe to Germany, which with her, Government, and, I am sure, the whole by suggesting that the assurances to demilitarised tone, and her diminu House earnestly trust that the course with Brian has put her hand tive Reichswehr, if the leht, dimed of events will result in her doing so?" assurances we are prepared to ignore.'

Infuchce Will Be Uzod

great deal can happen and a great deal will happen in the next two years, and every induence we can use will be on the side of reconciliation and peace

Britain's Pledges.

tions Nothing could be more

Sir John concluded with reference of all nations on the European con

tirent, any aggressive intentions, to the speech made in Berlin last night, it

by the German Foreign Secretary, A glance at the map, Gen. von who declared that the Germans were Blomberg, shows the impossibility making to other Favers Honest ghot evading the belt of the French trustful ofer, and invited them to frontier fortifications by breaking ake the band which German stretch: through. Swiss territory, as such "Do not let us speak to day as if the el out

* march A golild be sudartaken (only march of future events were beyond 18ir dihaadid.

Clickt unduladdy canon le teh the the control of men of goodwill. The statement by Chancellor Hitler in French fortresses and, berish view of the Government, nit "Consulté | Fimating s wish to get into closer com- would have to be made through very ing the lay-officers of the Crowns

gifficult territory. A small micber flat with fawal of ally party to the treaty of Locafio from the Peagub

of soldiers would suffion to eut, all: Germany contingente does not, of itself and by self, involve:

in Swiss Territory. In the pas this rálénse of blipá

oblig

de the Gaming tions bider the

than to undertake. such, an sible and insane plan.

municationhich may load, in some form or other, to a renewal of contact,

ad this object will be pursued hatever method is found most usela The British dogerumer

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