Berlin, July 25, The German press to-day continued fo be reserved conecining the London communique expressing the wish to see the next conference limited to England, France, Germany, Belgium and Taly in order to give more shanees for the realization of a now Western Locarno.
One of the more optimistic news-the "Frankfurter Zellung.
"It is confirmed at least ince March 19, when the last meeting of the Locarno powers was held at London following Herr Hit-Jer's repudiation of the Locarno Treaty on March 7, that a good advance has been achieved.
"The exigencies of formulae in the first "moments of rutation after March 7 have been passed over by the final results, 'The communique has not renounced allusions to "the situation created by the March 7 gesture'......in order for the new the meeting, and the invitation Locarno to succeed, the remnants of this state of mind must. disappear."—Havas.
The Communiat The three-Power Locarno Conter-London, July 24.
ence ended in complete agreement Into last night after a session lasting twelve hours, "The representatives of France Belgium and the United Kingdom," states a communique at the conchision of the conference, "mindful of the arrangement of March 19, of the Proposals of the German Chancellor
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