enlargement of the Council of the!
Japan's attitude in connexion with League of Nations is still une decided.
The press generally is silent, though the "Jiji," which reflects motlerate views, opposes France's proposal, as it thinks that inclusion Poland would be likely to shake the world's confidence in the!
League. The journal considers that the French fears are groundless, as Belgium and Caecho-Slovakia will help to adjust the balance, whereas inclusion of Poland, would be tantamount to establishment of an anti-German alliance within the League, which would be against, the Locarno spirit.
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