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[Australian & N.Z. Cable Association.] (TERMAN STATEMENT. , (Reoeivfld this dav at 10.25 a.m.i BERLIN. Aug. 22. ■ln a speech at Breslau, Dr Marx declared that Germany’s expectations from the Treaty of Locarno are not yet fulfilled to the extent desired. Germans are painfully disappointed since the evacuation of the Cologne zone, as the number of troops in the second and third zones have lately been increased by thousands of men. Marx said that it must bo certain -when ho goes to Geneva, that Germany’s entrance into the League will proceed without friction to a successful conclusion. He explained that Germany is ready to co-operate in the work of the examination committee, and in the interests of the League as a whole. ‘‘We shall strive,” he said “to maintain the •League Council’s freedom of action. We are not posing ns opponent of any candidate, we only ask that in the final settlement the interests of all members of the Leaguo he taken into account.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 August 1926, Page 3
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