Geneva, Sept. 27.
At the closing ceremony of the As rubly of the League of Nations to-day M, Guani, the President, emphasized that the harmony which had characterized meetings had enabled detailed instructions to be given to various committees to continue their work throughout the year.
'He said that he felt conviced that none of the Governments concerned would dream of evading the written' and unwritten engagements which' they had contracted at Geneva. "That was the true contribution of the League of Nations to world unity."
An extraordinary session of the Advisory Committee on the opium traffic of the League of Nations has} been summoned to meet to-morrow to discuss the illicit traffic in drugs generally.
The Council of the League has authorized the convening of thi special session in view of the favour-fable manner the Committee has received the representations of the Italian delegate in favour of an extraordinary session to draw up concrete proposals for the reduction of the quantities of drugs manufactur. ed and for the consideration of penal fand other means of suppression of the illicit drug traffic—Reuter.
The Question of Slavery Geneva, Sept. 22.
The Assembly of the League of Nations to-day adopted the report
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