WORLD PEACE.
GERMANY'S SUGGESTIONS. INTEBNATIONAL ARBITRATION. (bt cable—peess (auotbalian and n.z, CABLE ASSOCIATION.) BERLIN, July 80. The Government has informed the League of Nations' secretariat of it 3 disagreement with the proposed Mutual Guarantee Pact as ill-fitted to onsure universal security and limitation of armamenta. The Government also points out that a totally disarmed Germany would bo in an impossible position, and submits an alternative suggestion that instead of piling up treaties of agreements subsidiary to the League Covenant, the Jotter itself should bo moro thoroughly developed, The .German Government urges that the violont settlement of disputes should be prohibited, alEf tihat an Arbitration Court fpi political dispute's should be instituted, and especially that disarmament should be compulsory on all States. Germany will then, says the Note, be ready to enter the Society of Nations and to co-oporate,in the preservation of peacti.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18140, 1 August 1924, Page 9
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