Berlin, Nov. 4. evict Commissary for Foreign Affairs who is on his way to Geneva where he will represent the Soviet Union at the forthcoming, prelimin" ary disarmament conference, interrupted his journey here in order: visit and confer with Dr. Curtiug, the German Foreign Minister, on various outstanding Soviet-German questions.
The "Boersenzeitung" understands that the conversation between the tivo statement at their meeting: also turned on the: problem of disarmer ment. when the Soviet Commissary stated that he was firmly resolved to do his utmost to set the stone of disarmament rolling. "He also expressed the hope that he could count on the full support in this matter of Germany and such other countries as "play with their cards on the table'
After-the meeting with Minister Curtius he is reported to have expressed his lively satisfaction with the result of their conversations.
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