AGAINST FACT.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18417, 25 June 1925, Page 9

AGAINST FACT.

LABOUR RESOLUTION. CAT.i.r.—rsFss assooutxj.-- -u?t?.:oe-* (lu-eeived June -4th. 7.-0 i ~. T.ONIH'N. J::::. Ihe .Parliamentary Labour l'.,r*r rayscd n resolution »-o::Ji tK» proposed Security Pact ::> loi'i: •'..-: ■ .*'- ciliated to .ioov.ro Fraiie.-Ger::...:i .■ v oiiiatiou or a >•.;;!•:!.>o ' Kurepoan pea . the spirit ar.i ideais of the League of N.u :o::> '.'-•; enao.l and urging *!•• exte:i>:oo. •••* :. oLeague t.. in-hide Germany .'•>■: tie.--!.* and the es:ub.W:r:;e::: .-:" :.:i a!' in--'.::*-.'->-n:io: !-asoc i>r. the i-iEvV:" c: t..j Geneva Pr- tv. THK NEXT STEP. GERMANY AWAITING BKITISU DEBATE. (Received Juiv -Jt:!:. 10 :■'*■'> r r ' LONDON. .Iv.j:c -JT. li is learned that Germany m>k; a questionnaire to Paris respecting *v> scurities in the- French Note and received an an.-"or. The Gorman Government is now awaiting Mr Chamberlain's .statement and the debate in ih«s House of Commons to-day. which :s e::peeeted considerably to affe\t her reply. Meantime the Premiers of the German States have boon invited to vis':' Berlin to attend a. >pecial council with the Cabinet on Saturday, at which th» reply will probably be outlined.