of Baijo and removed the inhabitants to Karear. They sur wounded a Christian monastery near Zarawak, but 120 Christians escaped and took refuge in Piral On September 10, Christian refugees arrived at Zakho state of terrible destitution and stated that the Turks were de-
Coyan Christians, British delegation has called attention of the Council of the League of Nations at the attitude of Turkey in apparently renewing her policy of systematic removal fof all the Christian populations from the territory between the line claimed by the British and the so-called Brussels line, which Britain Turkey Inst year mutually promised to respect.
Sept. 16, With reference to the Chine resolution with regard to the elec+ tion of six non-permanent members, of the Council of the League of Nations, the committee's report to the Assembly says that, fay the Assembly has alren te a unanimous times on the matter, it is not necessary to refer the proposal to the committee, but it could be submitted direct to the Assembly.—Reut
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