Geneva, May 12, Informal conversations between various Foreign Ministers concerned were started to-day when the British Fo) Secretary, Mr. Henderson, discussed at luncheon naval rapprochement ood that. Mf. Briand and Signor" Grandi. will. probably wet to-morrow at Mz, Henderson's The Pees withthe Germen Foreign eet, Press tentures an inter
Dr. Curtius, regretting the "post? ponement of the Preparatory Dis armanient Commission's sonafon. November and. emphasizing. the fact that the. German people. were unanimously behind the Reich Government's stand. that disarmes ment negotiations must be accelorated. "In the opinion of Dr. Curtius the success of the" negotiations would—wndoubtediy "enhance the League's prestige and win. over many wavering" and even hostile loments.—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min,
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