Washington, July 20.
Out of the forty-two countries i vited to accept the United States' Senate's reservations on which America would be willing to join the World Court only Cuba, Greece and Liberia have accepted, Nineteen other countries merely acknowledged the communication while six countries reserved their decision, Fourteen countries, including Great Britain and Japan, have not replied. Nevertheless, of cials of the State Department are optimistic that ultimate assent will bbe obtained for American adherence.
They also believe that the Amer-san rejection of the invitation of League of Nations to it September Conference will not me fluence the decision of the participating Governments—Reuter.
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