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 E4em. Skalin. Moloto and Lit Nzm0w were of the opinion that in NNn pxe2enk international situation ~ wam more than ever necessary to kz4a building up Of situation of aeiiectiyc security In Europe as contemplated in the British- French H4mmuniaue of February and m aonf0rmity with the principles oi fkke League of Nations"
 s1k was emphasized in the con rraatiOns by Stalin, Molotov and kikvinov that organization of the security of eastern Europe and the Proposed pact of mutual assistance does not aim at the isolation or ez1circlement of any state but for kE1e creation of equal security for &1I participants and the participa- Son in tho pact of Germany and Poland would therefore be well Gemed as affording the best solu. &9n of the problem.'
 What C0nninuniquc Means
 Thes communfque was taken 10 0Iean that Russia and Britain will t0in France and Italy in firm op- foeition to unauthorized German Lcarmament and that Russia had nereuaded Britain of the necessity y e . security treaty even if Poland 4hd Germany do not join.
 Germany Uneasy
 z Berlin, April 1--fUP)-Uneas- aisss was apparently in public 4Dinion today regarding { he growing sympathy between Great Nrltain and Russia on means of is- saring consolidation of European EAace.
 sss1nicially, Germany had not talk &n c0gnizancc of the talks at Moscow between Anthony Eden. British cabinet envoy, and Maxim Edfyinov, Russian foreign minister. rx Informed Germans did not admit ht U treaty system grouping all HAttons but Germany was inevit- 4ple.
 On the contrary the important distinction was made that Germany nad not rejected an eastern secuf . 4y system as such but merely e9jected to the French conception e4 such system. It was equally Emphasized that Germany had Hot refused to cooperate with the 4eaguc Of Nations provided certain conditions were fulfilled.
 s France and Russia
 Parig,, April -, (UP) --Franec aud Russia were reported today to 9e rc.draftiHg proposed eastern Huropean security treaty, deter mined to launch 1t without Ger ~aiAn's participation.
 Pierre Laval, French foreign minister. and Vladimir Potemkine. Kussla. am bassador to Paris. have bsen tn frequent conference for several days.
 Berlin Denies Story
 Berlin, April 1 (UP) The neichswehr ministry officially de- nied as "nonsense' today reports kbat b60,000 youths of the class of 1116 would report for medical ex. animation at army barracks this naorning and that q. new defense law would announce the forma- Sion of a national council of de- tsnse.
 Tdtbuania Warned London, April ,1--(U.P. )---Great Britain. France and Italy have is- @-------s--- ----------------------- WAKE TIP Y0IlR