Bureau Session on September 21st, on the ground that her claim to equality status in armaments has not been ■satisfied. The note signed by Herr Neurath and addressed to Mr Henderson, declares that it is clear that any future disarmament 'convention will fall far short of the settlement laid „
down in the Versailles Treaty. Germany cannot be expected to participate in negotiations for a convention until it is established'that the solution which may' be found,' will be equally applied to her. Diplomatic 1 exchanges with France have not led to a satisfactory result. Though unable to attend the bureau,. Gfedmany, is convinced that a thoa’ough-going general disarmament is urgently necessary for ensuring peiace, and she will follow the discussions with interest and determine her future attitude thereby.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 September 1932, Page 5
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