Enthusiastic Welcome and Election to Permanent Seat on the Council: The Question of Non-Permanent Seats: Historical Day at Geneva great nation among us should afford us full confidence."
This allusion to Germany's entry] into the League is all the more significant as coming from the lips of a representative of a country which suffered at the hands of Germany during the War.
The Credentials Committee of the! Assembly. of the League of Nations will be composed of eight delegates, Appeal for Spirit of Conciliation Sept.
Geneva, Sept. 4.
The Council of the League of Nations at a plenary public session to-day unanimously adopted the report of the Reorganization, Committee presented by Viscount Ishii and approved a resolution designating Germany a permanent member of the Council as soon og she enters the League.
Later.
The Council agreed at a secret session that there was no need for further inquiry regarding Germany's eligibility but that all that remains a vote of the Assembly, which will be taken on Wednesday. After this the Council will resolve on to keep in view the special claims of States to be represented on the Council during a prolonged period.—Reuter.
Uneasiness over Germany Paris, Sept. 3.
The newspapers express the fear giving a permanent seat to Germany and ask the Assembly on the same day to add three non-permanent seats to the Council.
It is anticipated that the German delegates will leave Berlin in time to arrive for an official welcome next Friday.
The Council of the League to-day approved of the modified resolution moved by M, Unden (Sweden) de ing with the Commission on Mandates in such a way as to satisfy the Mandatory Powers in hearing petitions and with regard to questions addressed to them dealing with administration.
Sept, 8.
The Committee investigating the future composition of the Council of the League of Nations unanimously passed its Report to the Council. The Committee adopted a special resolution, submitted by Viscount Cecil of Chelwood, recording the efforts of the Committee ty, give satisfaction to Spain by
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