Geneva, Sept. 2.
The Council of the League of Nations has passed a resolution approving the report of the recent} International Press (Conference.
Council proposes to ask the ly of the Long to include in the budget the credit' necessary for the inquiries and other work entailed by the Press Conference report, Lord Burnham has thanked the Council for the official recognition cly the League of the Press as a national and international institu tion, Referring to property news, Lord Burnham expressed the hope that a common rule of justice might be established by all nations.
Herr Streseman, Sir Austen! Chamberlain and M. Paul Boncour! spoke in terms of appreciation of the role of the Press.
Sept. 3.
At the mesting of the Council of the League of Nations to-day, the Japanese delegate, Mr. Adatchi, ead the report of the meeting of hygienic experts with regard to the protection of infants, which expressed warm appreciation of the health section of the League of Nations and urged that meetings should be held in that connection outside Europe.
Sir Austen Chamberlain said that everyone realized that the League must become a reality in the eyes of the people outside Europe but, meetings of the Council of the League outside Europe, for example in South America or Japan, would' be difficult.
The Council adjourned after adopting the report of the International Conference on the Establishment of. an International Relief Union.—Retiter.
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