of Action Geneva, Sept, 21.
The Agenda Committee yester-Gay discussed the Joint British, French and Belgian resolution yiting the Council of the League to watch attentively events in Georla and to seize the opportunity Things are going all right"
Iionss It forbids a member of the rignatoriee of the protocol unders Show by his conduct Germany was Nites: tak stage League to engage in warfare with took nothing new in that connexion to-day justified in claiming the another member, excepting in' the [though their obligations would: fide of disarmament, the plenary sittings "a¥e Of resistance to acts of aggres become more precise and more effi-deviate the heavy task involved in of the Assembly of the League of int, oF when acting with the con the execution of the London Nations resumed to-day.—Reute went' of the League.
The agreement reached by the Agreement. The fulfilment of he Geneva, Sept, 20.
Article V defines an aggressor as sub-committee had resulted in the obligations necessitated Germany's country refusing to submit a di elaboration of a system leading to ignor Salardea (Italy) announ: the goal of destruction of war. trade. re-participation, the world's {pute to pacific settlement, or to. ed in the Assembly of the League [conform with " judiel ruling, an Nations that an Trals-Swiss Their responsibility was grave but Dr. Streceman, the Foreign arbitral award or spite of diffcultics he hoped that inister, said that Germany had Tronty of General Arbitration was Ndecision of the Council jceepted the London Agreement signed in Rome to-day. He salt Hague Court mittee and, afterwards, of the Asin order to provide a sound basis that it was the moat extra rator when international la sembly and, finally, the acts of the. suomic life. The ea-operation treaty of conciliation and peace is involved, while upon the Council }Governments, when it came to the: concluded, providing for the mans abroad was necessary devolves the responsibility of question of signatures, would. not to enable Germany to shoulder her. Hacifesotlement of all cantlets ceidirg whether an act of war is [cause disappointment to the millions Bette, the Jente iMegally committed and of applying Jef human beings who were looking. to Geneva with one and only one France Not mncerned. of the Assembly, was visibly moved he explained that all differences word—Peace—on their lips Non-Members of Leas The discussion wax then adjourn-Paris, Sept. 23. would be submitted: to. the nterational Court of Justice after Another article, whic! formed circles deny the} uml red, authorises an invitation Geneva, Sept. 23. hat direct negotiations ther means of conchation falled. to be issued to & non-member nation The Assembly today unani-have been going on between Paris China's Desire for a Seat on to submit to the provisions of the mously adopted the Committee's re-and. Berlin concerning. Germany's|kave recognized both the Soviet the Counci protocol when engaged in a dispute {solution in favour of basing the pro-[admission into the League of Na-In pursuance of a resolution of with a signatory of the protocol, that connexion, "Lo {posed Institute of Intellectual the' Chinese. House of Representa The question of the economic and M. Herriot reeeivtives, the Chinese Government has financial sanctions to be inflicted jor in Paris, in apito of the: opposition of the Australian Labour ye Ambas telegraphed from Peking to. the the wrong-doer leader. Mr. Chariton, who contended and the consulted by tele-Chine delegation 0 the League of be decided by the economic id that Geneva and not Paris should phone the French Delegation Nationa instructing ik to press the financial organizations 9 the! be the seat of the Geneva, which conferred on Institute, as, matter vice under the otherwise, the Institute would de-the Coun cane lo VIII requires signatories Jof the ex-Premier, M. Bri telegram points out ato the algo 10 a the Council in advance under-; rend partly on the French Par [ment and not fon the League A message from Genev ekings regarding the extent of four. goto. Europe, ten to. 8 America and none t Asi, sith naval and ar forees that they are able to bring into action im-!
Parliament has" further deci mediately, in order to enforce the
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