Mar. 13.
The French standpoint at Geneva. is stoutly championed by the "Daily Mail," which to-day condemns "Bran. cophobia as the fashion of some of "dat Locarno outside the League has been near) destroyed inside On those terms for peace and the British Empire! to preserve the good results achieved outside and to reject the Leagur The Government ought to give its that sense and put. An attempt, before Ge: fundamental. prin-epic of the League's constitutes that permanent seats on the Council should be reserved to the greater ig no act of good faith in ordinary sense.
The "Sunday Times" asserts that there would have been none of this ferment if Britain had snd promptly on the first "We are to blame," it declares, for not asserting ourselves sooner} and not making it plain to everybody that we regarded Germany's sole-admission to the Council as The British delegates will do the utmost to see that Germany is admitted to the League and is alloted permanent seat on the Council for that is their first main considera-of he Locarno Pact are determined to adhere to the Locarno ideals in spite of the present setback.
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