The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-17
HITLER IS SCORED BY MAXIM LITYINOV
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session was contained in telegrams to the council and Capt. Anthony Eden, British foreign secretary The telegram to Eden expressed Germanys desire for discussion by the Locarno overs of Fuehrer Adolf Hitler's peace proposals.
 Stanley Bruce of Australia an- nounced that Dr. Leopold Won Hcesch, German ambassador, had been invited to attend as an observ- CT. Hoesch replied that he could not do so today, as he lacked in- Structions from Berlin.
 Berlin's message to the council said Joachim Won Ribbentrop, am- bsssador or-at-large, woald represent Germany before the council. He will be accompanied by Dr. Albrecht Dieckhoff, head of the Anglo American division of the foreign office.
 Acceptance Confirmed
 The telegram from Dr. Konstan- tin Won Neurath, German foreign minister, to Joseph A. Avenol, sec- retary general of the league said:
 T confirm with thanks receipt of your telegram of March 16 and have the honor to announce that Ambassador Won Ribbentrop will represent the German government at the league council during exam ination of the question brought forward by the French and Belgian governments. He will be at your disposition in London Thursday morning."
 Bruce told the council he had asked Won Hoesch to request the German government to expedite Ribbentrop's arrival. He announced that Won Hoesch was telephoning Berlin for authority to attend to- days session.
 Bruce suggested that in view of the German governments note, dis cussion of the Franco-Belgian reso- lution be suspended temporarily. Paul Van Zeeland of Belgium ob- jected and won his point on a majority vote.
 Hitler Accused
 Litvinov, accused Hitler of trying to dictate ito the whole of Europe his conditions for negotiation"
 We stand for an international agreement which not only would consolidate the existing foundations of peace, but if possible, likewise create new foundations" Litvinov said. "We stand for participation in such an agreement of all coun- tries which so desire"
 But we object to the idea (Litvinov continued) that with drawal from the league, brutal in Engagement or international treaties and saber rattling should confer upon state the privilege of dictat- ing to the whole of Europe it's con- ditionS for negotiations, selecting the participants in those negotia- tions to suit its convenience and imposing its own scheme for agree ment.
 DiSOrganize Peace
 We are against negotiations which disorganize all sincere par tisanS of peace and which must in- evitably lead to the destruction of the only interstate political organi- zation-the league.
 We are of the opinion that sin cere partiSanS of peace are no less entitled than the breakers of trea- ties to propose their scheme for the organization of European peace. We are for the creation of security for all nations in Europe and against half peace which is not peace at all, but war"
 In conclusion, Litvinov announced that the Soviet government is ready to participate in all measures pro- posed to the league council by the Locarno powers and acceptable to other members of the council.
 British Invitation
 By obtaining Germany's consent to attend the council. Britain ward- ed of the threat of sanctions for tn, time being, at least. Delegates believe sanctions will recede to the background while discussions cen- ter firstly on whether the Franco Soviet pact of mutual assistance is incompatible with the Locarno treaty. And secondly. on Rhineland security arrangements to replace the Locarno treaty.
 The council will continue general debate tomorrow. when Eden. Dino 0fandi Of Italy. Josef Beck Of Poe land and others may speak. Von Hoeseh may attend as an observer M Bof..a gives him permission.
 He was invited today but said he lacked authority.
 4 note Of assurance which Eden