The Baltic affair will come before the Council of the League of Nations next week on the con sideration of " Note from Lithuani accusing Poland of warlike intening Poland of warlike tions specifically charges Poland with repressive measures against Lith. turanian schools in thee Vilna and Grovno districts.
The simultaneous presence here of] Marshal Pilsudski, miler, Professor Litvinoff, the chiot' Soviet delegate to the Disarmament Commission, ho will thus be able to conve privately, will, it is hoped, prove Easiness Following Appeal to League London, Nov. 29.
The situation between Poland and Lithuania continues to be closely watched in London, where the terms of the Polish Government's Note] declaiming any intention against Lithuania's independence or territory al sovereignty, coupled with the fact that both Governments are turning, to the League of Nations for a elution of the issues between them, strengthens the impression that little danger now exists of the situation drifting into a menace to Peace. The news that the Premier} of Poland, Marshal Pilsudski, will himself proteed to Geneva to attend the meeting of the League Council has created a favourable impression here—British Wireless through) Reuter.
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