LOCARNO PACT
GERMAN LEADERS SIGN.
(Reuter.)
BERLIN, November 29.
' President Hindenburg, Chancellor Dr Luther, and-“ Foreign Secretary Stresemann, “s’gned the Locarno agreement legislation. ' The evacuation of the Cologne zone begins on November 30. - It is; believed that Germany -will not'apply for admission-; touy thd:: League of Nations at the forthcoming session of the Council' -as she desires to 'await the complete evacuation.- of Cologne before applying for -admission. - t—i- '< -iWITNESSING THE SIGNATURES.
i. - (. LONDON, November 28.
• The 'Dominion Secretary, Mr 'Amery, and Mr A. Ghamberlaiii (Foreign Secretary) have conjointly invited the High-, Gommifesioriers for India, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Irish Free State and Newfoundland, to attend the signing of the Locarno Pact at the Foreign Office on Tuesday. Sir Joseph Cook and Sir James Allen explain that they will be merely spectators, not signing, and not- committing the Dominions in any way.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 30 November 1925, Page 5
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