Washington, Nov. 5.
It is now believed that Great Britain will make another token payment on Decemiber 12, and then the whole debts issue will be post poned until the national monetary Problem is settled.—Reuter.
Peeneh Views Unchanged a Paris, Oct. 30.
was positively stated that the new French government's outlook on the war debt question will be the sine as that ofthe preceding one and that the present parliament would lead in a movement against eveh considering payment of the Decembar instalment.—Reuter.
Mr, Norman Davis Departs Havre, Nov. 4 Mr. Norman "Davis, American delegate at the Disarmament Conference, sailed to-day for the, Unit-fed States. Mr. Davis will not return until Great Britain, France and Ttaly have agreed' on a disarmament policy:—Reuter. x Me, Arthur Henderson's Cptimisem Paris, Nov. 4.
What has happened in' no." way. diminishes the heed for reaching an' agreement on reduction of armaments, declared Mr. Arthur Henderson, President of the Disarmament Conference, to-day in an interview before leaving for London.
There is, and not unnaturally, Some impatience over delays, but Vienna, Nov. 5.
London, Nov. 1.
Paris Nov, 3. A__nation-wide programme of The Duke of Atholl, the' only: nobleman in Britain enti ifed The cagerly-sivaited Ministerial {terrofism which included the bur-Jdcclaration of the new Government
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