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will be that Germany alone will be
given permanent seat in. the coun-
ell. The probable compromise plan is
for the holding of a second session al
which it will be proposed that Poland
be given temperament seat. In this
way Germany, through Doctor Strese-
mann, would be enabled to participate
officially in the councils action. II is
likely that a special committee will be
named to study the question of re-
organization of the council.
According to London correspond
ent, Premier Mussolini, with the aid
of Spain and the Vatican. has formed
a Latin.S South American bloc in the
league by which he hopes to control
it. The first demands OF this bloc will
be for permanent seats In the council
for Spain and Brazil and another tenn
porary seat for another member OF
the group. The story says that the
bloc is prepared. if 1t does not get its
way, to leave the league and form
new association of the Latin states Of
Europe and America.
With only II votes in opposition. the
French chamber of deputies ratified
the Locarno treaties, giving Premier
BRAND splendid Endorsement The
approval of the senate is assured. The
Polish diet also ratified the pacts.
Our State department last week Of
ficially notified the secretariat of the
Taao,,o of Nations ond 40 rra,arr
ments that the senate had voted for
adherence to the World court. Copies
of the reservations were enclosed in
the letters, Department officials said
they expected these reservations
would be accepted. although jurists of
several European countries had IA
vored their rejection.
E,IERCE fighting for the control of
1 Peklng marks the progress OF
Chinas civil war between the national
armies, directed by Marshal Feng Yu-
hsiang, and that generals opponents.
who include Marshal Chang Tso-lin of
Manehuria and Marshal WI Pei-fu,
who heads Hupeh army. The names
and localities do not mean much to
the average American reader, but the
result of the conflict probably will be
that the government will fall into new
hands.
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