LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. THE BRITISH ATTITUDE. GENEVA, -March 11. It is understood Mr Chamberlain makes his statement explanatory of the British attitude towards the protocol tins morning. FRANCE PREFERS PROTOCOL. LONDON, -March 12.
The “ Daily Telegraph’s” Paris correspondent states that after a prolonged conference, M. Herriott and the Party leaders decided to instruct M. Briand to support the Geneva Protocol in preferiice to any of the pacts recently suggested. Probably M. Briand will indicate France is willing to accept modifications to the Protocol to lie valueless without Britain and the Dominions’ adhesion.
Tho “ Daily Telegraph’s” diplomatic correspondent points out that the League Council can neither kill nor save the Protocol. It can only prolong the agony, it says, by obtaining a posttill tlie Lgaguc Assembly meets in September.
COMMUNIST AGAINST SECRET DIPLOMACY. PARIS, March 12. The Communist. M. Berthon, has resigned from the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Chamber, rather than give a pledge of secrecy when M. Hciriot is delivering his confidential -titoU'Cllt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 March 1925, Page 2
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