Entry to be Unconditional London, Oct, 10.
The British reply to the recent German memorandum with regard to Germany's admission into. the League of Nations has been handed to the German Charge @'Affaires. It is understood that it welcomes Germany as a member of the League but emphasizes, with regard to any special condit this is a matter for the League without any outside interference Reuter.
Berlin, Oct. 11, It is understood that the British reply to the German memorandum, in which the wishes and conditions of Germany for her entry into the Teague of Nations are Inid down, intimates that Britain does not object to Germany having a pers manent seat on the Council of the League, but makes clear that ther application for admission into the Lengue will only be granted if mot necompanied by any cond' tions or reservations. Hence, says the reply, the British Government. are unable to give any aswura) relative to the other questions G
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