Another long Note has been: ad. dressed to the Secretary-Ganeral of the League of Nations, Sir Eric Drummond, by Professor Valdemaras, the Premier of Lithuania, alleging that more revolutionary plots against the Lithuanian Government are being hatched in Poland by Lithuanian political refugees with the cognizance of Marshal Pilsudski, the Polish Premier Reuter.
Warsaw, Dec. 2.
'A long statement in" connexion with "the state of war undertaken by Lithuania," has been issued by the Premier, Marshal Pilsudski. Tt describes the frontier between Poland and Lithomnia as a source of alarm and anxiety, where no ordinary work is possible. except under "For years past," the statement declares, "one brother has been unable to'see another, nor. can a mother, from her death-bed, address farewell to her children. The most urgent news arrives weeks late."
Marshal Pilsudski suggests that} Professor Valdemaras, the Lithuanfan Premier, is "irresponsible" and that he has produced "arguments worthy of a mad-house."—Reuter.
Coming Session of League Council London, Dee. 3.
The meeting of the Council of the League of Nations will open at Geneva on Monday. The British delegate, Sir Austen Chamberlain, left London to-day to attend the meeting.
One of the most important ques tions before the Council is the dispute between Poland and Lithuania and it is anticipated that Marshal Pilsudski, who will represent Poland, which isa member of the" League Council, is expected to arrive at Geneva' on Monday.
It is reported that owing to the) state of hig health M, Titulesco, the Rumanian" Foreign Minister, has applied for postponement of further consideration of the dispute between Rumania and Hungary—British wireless through Reuter.
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