GERMANY LEAGUE OF NATIONS
SOME SUGGESTIONS (By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. CaUv Association.) BERLIN, July 30. The Government- informed the League secretariat of its disagreement with the mutual guarantee pact as ill fitted, to ensure universal security and limitation of armaments. The Government also points out that a totally disarmed Gerr many would be in ah impossible position, and submits an alternative suggestion that instead of filling up treaties and agreements subsidiary to the Covenant the latter itself should be mope thoroughly developed. The German Gpvernmenf urges that a violent settlement of disputes should be prohibited ; that an arbitration court for political disputes should be instituted; and especially that disarmament should be compulsory on all States, adding that Germany would then be ready to enter a Society of Nations and co-operate in the preservation of peace.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 31 July 1924, Page 5
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