The Claim to a Sent on the Council Peking, Aug. 29 The motion. demanding the withdrawal of China from the League of Nations unless she is again riven a seat on the Council of thy Teague at the forthcoming meeting of the League, notice of which hi been given by a group of members last week, was carried at this afternoon's meeting: of the Lower House One of the Vice-Presidentships Given Her as a Sop to Parliament Geneva, Sept, 2.
There is ood ground for hee Hioving. that' Ching will be_ given tone of the Vice-Presidentships of the present Assembly of the League of Nations, and it is also thought likely that" her request for the reduction of her contribution to the expenses of the League from 65 to 35 units will be granted probably with the object of neutralizing the clamour of that section of Chinese Parliamentary opposition in favour of China's val from the Leagud and the position of Later, The Assembly to-day elected the six Vieo-Presidents as follow:—'M. Bourgeois (France)
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