Paris, Nov. 3.
The military clauses of the "Versailles Treaty will be denounced by Germany after the Saar plebiscite is held, according to the Geneva correspondent of the "Temps."
Germany, the paper declares, will then consider that she has obtained equality of status with the Powers, {he lack of which caused her to lea the League of Nations, and will then proclaim her readiness {o re-enter The League and collaborate in the Disarmament Conference.
On October 14, last year, Sir John Simon, the British Foreign Secretary, declared that Great Britain took View that an agreement on a Dis~ armament Convention could not be Teached on the basis that Germ should receive immediate permission to re-arm. His view was supported by the American, French and Italian delegates (0 the' Disarmament Conference.
This was followed by the withdraw wal of Germany from the League of Nations. The official announcement of Germany's withdrawal de-
"in view of the humiliating and diskonouring demands of the other Powers at the Geneva Disarmament Conference, the Government has de-elded that it can no longer participate in the discussions of the Conference, and at the same time, it has decided to notify the League of Nations of the Reich's withdrawal from this body."—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.