Evening star., 1933-03-31
SIX POINTS Barred
IN MUSS0L|N| PLAN
Cooperation of France, Italy,
Reich and Britain Urged
to Assure Peace.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
PARIS. March 31.-Prenier Musso-
hnis plan to assure peace in Europe
was made public here today and was
disclosed as a proposal for a six-point
pact.
It provided:
/. Four-power collaboration for peace
by Great Britain, France, Italy and
Germany.
2. Acceptance of the principle of re-
vision of treaties in accordance with the
League of Nations covenant lin a spirit
of mutual understanding and solidarity
of reciprocal interests
3. Great Britain, France and Italy
in the event of the failure of full dis
armament (by which Germany would
realize quality)-pledge gradual reali-
zation of equality for Germany, Austria,
Hungary and Bulgaria.
4. The following of common line
OF action by the four powers in world
affairs
5. Effectiveness of the accord for 10
years, when it will be automatically
renewable unless denounced.
6. Registration of the accord with the
League Of Nations.
"No Force" Pacts Cited.
The text of the proposed pact follows:
Article l. The four Western powers,
Germany, France. Great Britain and
Italy, undertake to realize among them
selves an effective police cooperation
with the view of maintaining peace
in accordance with the spirit of the
Kellogg and mo force" pacts. (The lat
ter was the agreement last December
among the four nations to grant equal
1ty In ornaments to Germany They
also undertake to act in the domain
OF European relations in such a Way
that this peace policy can be adopted
in case OF necessity, by other states as
well.
Article 2. The four powers confirm
the principle of revision of peace
treaties, in accordance with the clauses
OF the covenant of the League of Ma
tions, in cases where situations arise
which are likely to bring conflicts
among States. (Article XIX of the
covenant contemplated revision when
such situation ariSeD They declare,
at the same time, that this principle of
revision canot be applied except in the
frame work of the League and in a spirit
of mutual understanding and solidarity
OF reciprocal interests.
Gradual Equality Urged.
Article g. France, Great Britain and
Italy declare that, in case the Dis
armament Conference attains only par
tial results, the equality rights recog-
nized as due to Germany should have
an effective significance and Germany
will undertake to realize these equality
rights by stages. which will be deter
mined by successive accord to be con-
cluded by the four powers through the
usual diplomatic channels. The four
powers will undertake to reach an I'M
derstanding in the same sense with re-
gard to Austria, Hungary and Bulgaria.
Article T. In all political and nom
political European and European
questions, as also in the colonial sphere,
the four powers will undertake to
adopt as far as possible common line
Of action.
Article S. This political agreement Of
understanding and cooperation, which
will be submitted II necessary for the
approval Of Parliaments within three
months, will have a duration of 10
years and will be automatically ex-
tended another 10-year period unless
denounced by one of the contracting
parties a year before expiration.
Article 6. The present pact will be
filed with the secretariat Of the League
Of Nations,