A motion in the House of Lords today by Lord Parmoor that on the occasion of the admis Germany into the Counci of the League of Nations it was not de-|, table to raise the question of a general reconstitution of the Council or a further increase in the bers furnished an occasion for The British Minister, Sir Max! Xuller, confer hour, this zynski, regarding Poland's didate for a seat on the Council of the Leacue of the press hope. Poland will ai "in spite of Britain's rather Sr'endly attitude."
The zloty Sell yesterday after re-ing steady for two months, plain speaking on the League issue.
Lord Parmoor reiterated the ger of creating the impression that reconstitution of the Council was dictated by the necessity of trouping Powers, and balancing rival interests. He declared that he had read Sir Austen Chamber-speech at Birmingham yes-with apprehension. He ex-Erersed the opinion thet it wa2.w:
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