London, Apr. 1.
Mz, Henderson and M. Briand, with their respective experts, met this afternoon and are continuing, the search for a formula satistying the French desire for security. The British do not desire that there should Se any further commitments, beyond those of the existing peace machinery. An official British spokesman said to-day that political conversations had been proceeding, satisfactorily for the last twenty. four hours and that, in th language of the sick-room, patient had taken a turn for the better."
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Fupresenlatives to the. Naval Cone ference that, "subject to certain reaervationg?" their home" Government has advised the: Emperor Bceept the United States proposals Toparling cruiser and. submarine tonnage." 1 His Imperial Majesty eres, the Japanese delegation will sign a Three-Power Pact swith Britain andthe. United Staten—
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