Feb. 29.
The League of Nations Committee on Security and Arbitration to-day. Jdiseussed for three hours the sugtions of the German representa. tives for the prevention of war, which provide, inter alia, that. States shall undertake in advance to carry out the recommendations of the Council of the League Nations to prevent the aggravation and extension of disputes.
Lord Cushenden (Great Britain) criticized the suggestions, while M. Paul Boncour (France) conditionally favoured them. Finally the matter was adjourned till the next session of the Committee, Meanwhile, the German suggestions will be submitted to the Gov-
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