German Delegation in Paris at International Chamber of Commerce Paris, Nov. 6.
Application of the Locarno spirit to economic relations and industrial Germany's intention to ce-operate in the economic restoration of Europe were exemplified by the presence fo the first time of a German delega tion, headed by the banker Herr von Mendelssohg, at the half-yearly meeting of the International Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. Walter Leaf, President, welcoming the German delegates, said that they had joined the Chamber with an assurance that they intend. ed to participate in its discussions] in a spirit of loyal ce-operation.
Herr von Mendelssohn, in reply, emphasized the desire of the Germans to ce-operate in the working out of great economic problems, expecially relating to the inter. dependence of German reparation Fayments, international conditions of exchange and Germany's future! capacity.
The Conference of Ambassadors has agreed to the text of a Note Germany asking for further enlightment in regard to certain points connected with disarmament.
If Germany's reply ix satisfactory it is understood that December 1 may be fixed as the date of the evacuation of Cologne—Reuter.
Berlin, Nov. 7.
One of the first fruits of the Locarno Pact is that the Alliea have approved the appointment of Baron von Simmern, the pre: Ambassador at Madrid, as German Commissioner on the Inter-Allied Rhineland High Commission. The post has been vacant for many' years, The foment of Germany Nov. 11.
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