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Forthcoming Conference London, Nov, 24.
Sir Austen Chamberlain will break his journey in Paris for a few! days before attending the meeting] of the Council of the League of Nations which opens at Geneva on November 6, The Foreign Secretary will spend two days in' the French capital and will have an opportunity for discussing the cur-problems with M, opportunity for renewing with the German Foreign Minister a personal] contact and friendly discussions.
Lord Cecil will represent Great] Britain at the committee of the Ing to Article 16 of the Convenant. 'The committee will be mainly concerned with examining the French' proposals on this subject which were pat before the Preparation Committee for Disarmament last spring.
The Position of Germany Sir Austen Chamberlain was askil in the House of Commons to-day by Sir William Davison what the! existing position of disarmament was in Germany, in accordance with.
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