Opi ins Sarply Divided Mar. 24.
The "Daily Telegraph" declares that tore is no longer any excuse for the grossly partisan attacks on it Austen Chamberlain and the Government, The difficulties which have arisen at Geneva are inherent not only in the constitution of the Teague but in the stubborn facts of the international situation.
The "Morning Post" says that the only danger to the peace of Europe at present is the League. Without it she would have been able! to settle her differences. This wonderful invention, foisted upon Europe by one American nation, is now] Trought to a standstill by another.
The "Daily Graphic" asserts that the cardinal fault at Geneva was that the Locarno' Powers tried to rale the League with the methods of old diplomacy. The danger was that} there remained from that a temper! which regarded the League as a large-scale Foreign Office.
The "Daily Mail," under the heading: "Chamberlain's Vindication," says that the Foreign Secretary did] very well at Geneva in spite of the difficulties created for him by the mischievous activity of enthusiastic busy-bodies.
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