Geneva, Jan, 21.
'The committee of the League discussing European union ended its first' session to-day by Uns, animously adopting a motion pro-' posed-by France, Britain, Italy and Germany, declaring that it has become plain economic recovery being hindered by lack of confidence in the course of future events, and by. widespread political anxiety, which has been ineweased by irrese ponsible tall in various quarters of the possibility of international The resolution recognizes tha the political difficulties of Europ¢ have been accentuated by ecomae mic instability caused by world depression, It concludes, "The beat ye position is the firm asale of European peace. We there"
declare as responsible ree presentatives of European states that we are resolutely determined, to use the machinery of the Leagud of Nations to prevent any retort 10 \d- violence,"—Reuter.
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