Evening star., 1927-06-15
LEAGUE MAY WARN
RUSSIA AS Z WARS
]. THREATEN EUROPE
.BritiSh-PoIish- Soviet and Ju-
gosIav Albanian Crises
E Alarm Geneva Council.
STATESMEN CONVINCED
ACTION is IMPERATIVE
Germany Joins Group of Powers
Favoring Stern Representa-
tions to Moscow.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GENEVA, Switzerland, June 10
Statesmen attending the League OF
Nations Council meeting here are re-
narted increasingly convinced that the
time has imperatively arrived to take
preventive steps to avert an outpreak
of war in Europe.
Fear of such an eventuality is mann
w inspired by the reported attituoe
of Soviet Russia, following the preah'
ing of diplomatic relations by Great
Rritain and the assassination OF the
Soviet Minister to Poland. In South'
ern Europe another situation pre-
sants itself through the break OF re-
lations between Jugoslavla ana al
bania.
Germany FavOrs Warning.
Tho Associated Press learns that
t=orn,anv has virtually been brought
Aver To the camp of those powers VINO
favor warning Russia against conllhu,
ance of her alleged propaganda aoroau
and terrorism at home.
4 IF this warning is delivered 1olntly
Nv the powers, which is posslpllAly'
Al will not be worded as menace 10
the Soviet system, but will be dralteo
from the viewpoint that Europe can
MT risk another war and that the
nowers are united in the sense tnaI
anv aggressor is the enemy OF all.
IReports of a possible international
! conference to consider the RUSSIA,
ufoblem. with Soviet delegates invited
to attend, are unconf1rmed, put Ier
man spokesman said this morning
That another meeting of the Locarno
treaty. powers between now and the
SeStember session of the League AS
ser1bly was within the range OF PROB
ability, provided today's second meet
ing of the foreign ministers did not
attain complete agreement.
@ Situation to Be Reviewed.
The object of this special meeting
wosld he another and more general
review OF the European politlcai STU
alton.
ticiIating in the discussions, lt is pc
lieved the examination of the SITUATION
| includes consideration Of the roper
cusson of the alleged communlStlc
activities of the Far East.
| Foreign Minister Stresemann OF
| Germany is profoundly anxious TO
| avoid any appearance of forging a
| hostile ring of steel around Russia,
and will presumably only promise
| German support to a general antl-war
movement.
Germany has a special national IN
| terest in preventing any armed OUT
| break between the European powers
and Russia.
! She subscribed to the Locarno pact
on the understanding that German
soil would not be utilized for the
passage Of troops moving against Rus
I sia. but as a member Of the League
of Nations she would find herself
greatly embarrassed in preventing the
operation Of military penalties against
any state which refused arbitration
and resorted to hostilities.
u. S. Attitude Watched.
DR.. Sresemann apparently is at
tempting to draw a distinction be
tween the propaganda of the Third
Internationale and the Moscow gov
ernment of the Soviet Union.
In view of the recent speech by
Myron II. Herrick, American Ambas.
sador to France, in which he scored
communistic propaganda, it is asked
here whether the United States would
ioin any movement toward meeting
what the European statesmen refer to
as the "communistic danger"