Mar, 1 disappointment is expressed by all sides at what is tantamount to a breakdown of the Geneva me ing. 'The question is asked: "If they do these things in the steen, leat] what shall he done in the dry," the cing between the ques framework of the Council which may' arise between Powers. There is a tend the blame on Brazil for 1 situation.
The "Daily Telegraph" says that the Council's confession of failure will create a very bad impression, The Dame will not be justly east on Germany. The same has not] been played. The manifesto by the signatories of the Locarno Pact is a brave attempt to gild the pill of failure.
The "Dai oes out of its! of Locarno, and risk the re-whos of the whole Anglo-Saxon The paper mentions that the delegate yesterday stated gnar Mussolini had instructed him to vote for Germany, The correspondent concludes by susgest= ance will be dragged along the same path, "Lo Petit Parinion's® correspond: ent scolds Germany for "bargain ing over the admission of Poland'
adds that the attempts of the panese delegate to induce Herr resemann and Dr, Luther to agree on a compromise last night was apparently unsuccessful, "Lo Matin's" correspond srt thy Unden, representing Sweilen, has agreed to withdraw his veto, and says it is ey posed that Sweden should w from the League Council of Poland.
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