Washington, Sept. 18.
Simultaneously with new disciosures regarding the participation American manufacturers inthe aerial rearming of Germany, it was Reported to-day that the Department State had warned United States munitions companies that their cam-Daigns to sell war materials to Ger many are contrary to the Versailles Treaty.
Senator Gerald P. Nye, chairman) of the investigating. committee, sala fo-day that the investigators hel ghiained evidence that the United ireraft Company had six agents in Germany last April, all" of thers Actively soliciting orders from the German Government.
The Senator pointed out that di tug this period of activity, United Alteraft's business in Germany grey from $6,000 to $445,000 for the firs! eight months of 1994.
'The intimation that Germany has been vigorously rearming. at least in the air, was made by Senator: Nye 'He said that it was "common" gossip' among American aeroplane manufacturers that Germany is now. and has been for some time, com: missioning 100 new aeroplanes ever) Month, nited Aircraft executives, on the stand yesterday, had insisted that Nes to Germany were for purely commercial purposes.—United Press
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