Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-10-13 | Page 5 | European Unit Features Pact

EUROPEAN UNIT fEATURES PACT Locarno Conference Success Looms Loonis LOCARNO Switzerland Oct 13 AP It AP It is the unity of Europe which we are building at Locarno said one of Europe's foreign mInisters ministers min mIn- to the Associated Press to today today today to- to day in commenting on the progress of the security conference You can can take it for granted he continued that the question of Germany entering the league of nations Is already settled and astor as asfor asfor for tor the nature of the French guarantees guarantees guarantees guar guar- for the integrity of Poland and Czechoslovakia you can say there will be no difficulty as all sides are determined to reach an accord The formula for the latter problem problem problem lem Is yet to be found but it will take the form of mutual guarantees operating under the h league ague of nations nations nations na na- na- na covenant whose pertinent articles we will cite instead t of brutally talking of direct guarantees guar guar- The correspondent learn learne from other sources that the Rhine se security security security se- se pact contains no stipulation as to the length of its and that there Is no present intention to seek revision of the penalty clauses of the league covenant as a result of the gentlemen's agreement with Germany The allied a statesmen feel it would be Impossible to secure se se- se secure secure cure the necessary unanimous approval approval approval ap ap- ap- ap of the league council for tor such a move If therefore Germany officially approves the league of ar arrangement arrangement arrangement ar- ar with the allies ames it is evident that she must risk her chance of convincing the council after she has become a member that she is impotent to contribute economic financial or military military help help In any league leagre move against a proclaimed proclaimed pro pro- claimed aggressor nation Under the gentlemen's agreement Great Britain France and Italy as permanent members of the league council express their views that Germany can only be called upon in proportion to her means It was the British foreign secreta secretary r Austen Austen Austen Aus Aus- ten Chamberlain who discovered this formula which is calculated not to offend the other members of the league e. e