Senor Yanguas' announcement) that he would not attend the meetings of the League of nations Geneva does not promise well for [smooth discussion of the question of Germany's election to a seat in the Council of the League.
The claims of Poland and Spain to permanent seats in the Council of the League have recently been! [eiven prominence and though it is that Poland will consent to a compromise, there have been no]
igns of yielding in the case of Spain. Indeed, the possibility bas} been discussed of Spain retiring from the League if Germany were elected.
The recent pronouncement of] General Prime de Rivera, the Spanish Premier, that Tangier Jought. to be inclided as a Spanish protectorate has caused astonish. ment in France.
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