Geneva, Nov. 13.
'The main feature' of to-day's de-Date was a verbal -Juel between Count Bernstorft, the German dele-and M. Massigli, the French delegate. Count Bernstorit insist ed that the world demanded disfarmanient and that the man the street would not believe that anything had been achieved before tanks and gas had been actually seranped.
The Freceh delegate announced that during the present session of 1 0 mn he would reply in all ty the German, demand, foe arity in armaments, 'The Italian dogate has moved an: amend tg. Lord Cecil's resolution, ndvoeating as the most effective, means: unit war materials the' combina
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