Stated unequivocally there is Little doubt" that Germay's claim to equality which carries the right to rearmament will wreck the Dis armament Conference.—Otherwise there seems to be no, reason why 2 bassia of agreement should not be found in the acceptance of German. equality. in principle while putting. {t'into force by. gradual processes. This, as M. Daladier's recent spee ches' suggest, would be acceptable by France, "Tt would seem, howse, that the exinencay of Hers itler's domestic position may @rive the German Government flat insistence on immediate rear-moment. The tangle, therefore, we. Mr, Baldwin ud Lord Hi Sham Have indicated their anxiety. The' Governments at Washington, London and Paris are closely in accord on the issuoa involved and, after the recent signs of a better prospect of reaching an agreement, This turn of events is profoundly! disquieting.
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