Tt states that DIN, Litvinot made made President of Senate and European polities. He subsequent Justice and the League of Nation: Those agai the Ku Klux Kia I¥ accepted a resolution as correct-Attempt in London to sell the ral Signor Mussolini representing his position to the desire a plank in. the platform way or pledge. it an guarantee effect that: "The United Stater fora Toan but, in view of energetic Rome, June 24. opposing the Klan by name, while should sympathetically ce-operate others suggest a plank which would diplomatic steps taken in London the Senate to-day, the with its former allies and the Japan, the United Staten and met ly denounce sub ive organident, Signor Tittoni, expressed.
League of Nations, having in view ization generally.
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