"Paris, Sept. 18
VIn the hope of arriving at a basi for'a common disarmament policy before taking the road back to Geneva, the British Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Captain One tony Eden, is meeting M. Edouard Daladier, the French Premier, at the @Orsay to-day in an attempt persuade him, accordion ty polit veers, a" grant "WS Stmament on actoant as a gesture "The talks are expected to last two '@ays, and there is a possibil Captain Eden will proceed to Rome for similar conversations.
The fundamentals of the French doctrine ar (1) no rearmament for Germany; (2) no disarmament for France for five years in. order to make sure that Germany is keeping faith; (3) universal international control of armaments.
The only point on which France Bationary period. "Tt is understood likely to Yield is Germany's pro-
that" Beilain ie contriving thet France shall promise to disarm Germany's level at the end of the peviod.—Reuter, The Greater Germany Berlin, Sept. 18.
It is announced that avast demonstration took place yesterday Sehneidemuhl, town on the Polis frontier The" Protestant © Bho Hossenfelder, delivered a. speed the course of which he said: "Let! ye be unyielding. in our struggle for the German soul. When it fe, question of Ged, ye do not ae: cept any compromise. Let us fig and die with the conscience that it was God Who made grace by giving' us our fatherland Reports from Breslau state that Dr, Reinacher, chairman of the Asiociation of German Abroad, de-lared in his address to schoolboys: Youth "carries in its" heart a greater Germany than that bounded by frontiers. Let us. think of ovr Austrian brethren, that. splendid German country, mastered by powers contrary to' German. genius. Havas.
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