Pro-French of Versailles Treaty Limits: Sentiment Growing From London, Mar. 7.
LONDON, hears that the Ge srman press is jubilant over the speech by the Belgian Minister, Comte de Broqueville, in the Belgian senate in which he recognized the right of Germany to re-arm.
The German press specially appreciates and relishes the Comte's xeferenees {to the illusions of 1919 and his statement that it is Gmpossible to Keep a great nation in a permanent state of disarmament. contrary, London opinion of the speech by the head of the Bel government is that it bodes ill for the British disarmament plan, recently announce: din a memorandum and concerning which Mr" Anthony Eden, Lord Privy Seal, has been touring the capitals of Europe. nat people in London think' among which were Jimi Goud, Grrmany having terped Brits "plan is already W|profts, inthe case of private con Erneta; to Len per coat. and a stipa:
SOti' ner demand. for. aeroplan: s. In addition, France St! thousand tacts, t0 ten, per ce has rejected if unless it ean be al- 79 exdplunes <oue than OF ernment; ne
her] tered finitely to guarantee against German aggression. in this country: te doubt in Brit has already re-amyed far in ex: of the limits of the Versai treaty.
German Poverty the Key A vitriolic criticism by Senator Gerald IP, Nye, Republican member for} Copperstown, North Dakota. "Al cess lustering, bullying Bill for the re-illes ict of munition workers," was how.
the described it, He declared that the Bill would ultimately cost the country over a public here to-day by Sir Bolton EyresMonsell, Pint Lord of the Representing an increase of 2,000 sen in the personnel) of the Britis Navy and an expenditure of 56, 350,000" as compared to. £59,570,000 of the previous year, the estimates Srovide for the construction of three Brooo-tcncraivers, one." 6,000-108 efuisce, one aireraftearrier, nine Sextropers and' three. submarines, The figures disclose that the estimate for the work on the Singa fore Naval Base hes teen, raised £0'se,009,000, an increase of 2945, 000, although half of the previous} fount has not yet been expended, "ut memorandum. secompanying Sir Bolton although this ala be i536; nevertheless the London Treaty flows only. the laying down of cruisers, destroyers and/submarines which are intended to. replace tonnage becoming obsolete by 1938 and 1939, These unite have been kept in mind in fixing the new programme," the Admiralty statement said. it also revealed" that the filing of JEatapauits for the launching of sere-planes from capital ships
snipe already equipped its sandy calpped ili te Tatest type of Berial taxes 'Among ether" provisions included in the estimates is the construction Jot two' general, service sloops, 9 loop, minesweepers, two. coastal cops, one netlayer, one surveying ud various amall craft. This contrast to" the. 1083. pro: gramme, which specified in this divi Sion only" five loops and various
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