Berlin. Dec. 26.
"The French people as a whole do not want war and wish to be recon-elled with Germany, but they want to make sure that they will not be duped in the bargain," M. Henri de Jouvenel, former French Ambassador to Rome, declared in a Christmas interview published by the Berlin paper "Der Angrift," an organ Naat Shock Troops.
The surest guarantee for the maintenance of peace, he added, can be realized through ' ce-operation between Great Britain, Germany. Italy and France.
de Jouvenel also expressed the hope that the disarmament question would shot, be eied and eld, in conclusion, that "Germ: fowever, cootent herself with equality of rights and must not claim absolute equality of armaments."—Havas.
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