The Archive · 1926

China's Rights Reserved

In the course of the discussions of the Council of the League of reorganization Committee, adjourned until to-morrow, Mr. Chu Chao-hsin, the Chinese delegate, desired the insertion in the report of a statement that China reserved the right to submit a claim for a permanent seat on the Council when the opportunity occurred.

Signor Scialoja (Italy) proposed that those States which had not yet, ratified should be invited to do a Sir Austen Chamberlain read report on child welfare and juvenile courts, and suggested that an effort Sir William Vincent (India), Mr.

Smit "(South Africa)," Sir Francis Bell (New Zealand), Sir George Foster (Canada) and a special representative of the Dominions? Office in London were among those

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