It was quite clear, Lord Cranborne proceeded, that the League acting lone would not bring in those non member states whose ce-operation would be necessary in any' action, ywhother conciliatory or of any other Was there any other basis which appeared more effective? There was; the Nine-Power Treaty, which in: cluded all. nations whose co-opera tion seemed essential. toke part in the conference. Germany wishes to. state that she is ready {0 take part in actions aiming a peaceful settlement of the con-ict as soon as indispensable pre-luminary conditions guarantee such. Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.