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... He could not help feeling, that in the minds of the French delegation and Govern- ment, there existed some misunderstanding as to the attitude of the British Go[r] ... See full document

... Balfour said that the chairman had pointed out that the discussion had brought two propositions before us: First, the change in international la·w proposed in Ar[r] ... See full document

... Briand would understand that Great Britain, though a party of the unratified treaty and far from being indifferent to the special position of France, could not [r] ... See full document

... communicating an instrun1ent of adherence to the Government of the United States of America, which will thereupon transmit to each of the signatory and adhering p[r] ... See full document

... In the subcommittee the Italian member alone was of the opinion that such a limitation could be obtained by limiting the number of pilots of the permanent mili[r] ... See full document

... careful, comprehensive, and somewhat voluminous report, which had been distributed. Whatever time was necessary for its full examination and analysis would, of course[r] ... See full document

... Continuing, the chairman said that in view of the reference to a difference of opinion among experts, and especially in view of the statement contained in the find[r] ... See full document

... that the committee should enter into a discussion of the question; although he had no desire to preclude discussion of any sort, yet he hardly thought it necessar[r] ... See full document

... That seemed to be a very reasonable position, and the American delegation would bring forward a proposal based on the liberty of the po,vers to consider the ex[r] ... See full document

... Jusserand; for Italy, Senator Schanzer, Sena- tor Rolandi-Ricci, Senator Albertini; for Japan, Admiral Baron J{ato, Baron Shiclehara, l\1r.. The following secretaries [r] ... See full document

... The public opinion of the world said that the submarine \Vas not under any circumstances exempt from the rules above stated; and if so, a submarine could not capture merc[r] ... See full document

... The chairman said that the committee had heard the statement on behalf of the French Government. It was a definitive state- ment, made after careful deliberation, a[r] ... See full document

... Jusserand, Vice Admiral de Bon; for Italy, Senator Schanzer, Senator Rolandi-Ricci, Senator Albertini, Vice Admiral Baron Acton; for Japan, Prince Tokugawa, 1\lr.. H[r] ... See full document

... Talamon (inter- preters) were also present. The chairman, Mr. Hughes, announced that the meeting was. ready to continue the discussion begun the day before. Sarraut sa[r] ... See full document

... Jusserand, Vice Admiral de Bon; for Italy, Senator Schanzer, Senator Rolandi-Ricci, Senator Albertini, Vice Admiral Acton; for japan, Prince Tokugawa, Mr.. The followi[r] ... See full document

... but little relief to the overburdened taxpayer and would provide.. BRITISH FAYOR ABOLITION. The view of the British Government and the British Empire delegation was[r] ... See full document

... The chairman was glad to say that at the first meeting of this new subcommittee (which had been called the subcommittee of fifteen on naval limitation), he had [r] ... See full document

... Sarrant, Vice Admiral de Bon; for Italy, Senator Schanzer, Senator Rolandi-Ricci, Senator Albertini, Vice Admiral Baron Acton; for Japan, Prince Tokugawa, Mr.. Hanih[r] ... See full document

... The first extended discussion of sub- marine limitation took place during the fifth meeting of the Committee on Limitation of Armament (22 December) where Albert Sarraut [r] ... See full document

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