To do something about Adolf Hitler's violation of the Locarno Pact in remilitarizing the Rhineland, something about Der Führer's persistence in refusing to answer the Eden Questionnaire (TIME, May 18), and something about the maintenance of Allied rights under the tattered Treaty of Versailles, there met in London last week an Anglo-Franco-Belgian conference with Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin as host in the historic white-paneled Cabinet Room at No. 10 Downing Street.
This was the first conference to which France sent her new Premier, Socialist Léon Blum, and he was expected, at the...
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