Nations has accepted with regret the resignation of the American, Judge John Bassett Moore, from the Permanent Court of International The Rhine Occupation Sept. 5.
The German Chancellor, Herr Mueller, had a conversation lasting jan hour and a half with the French Foreign Minister, M. Briand, this evening.
It is learned that the two statesmen discussed in a cordial manner} the question of the evacuation of the Rhineland and other subjects.
Mr. Briand, it is understood, observed that the Trench point of view was already known, adding that the question interested not only! France but Britain, Delgiom and Italy: consequently no useful pul pose would be served without securing the agreement of these Staies.
In the debate on the work of the Assembly of the League of Nations during the past year Dr. W: King-ky (China) expressed faction at the return of Spain to the League. He also emphasized the ardent desire of China for close ec-operation with the League.
Dr. van Blokland (Holland), alluding' to disarmament, paid a tribute to the action of Britain and Franco in their agreement on naval armaments, which he hoped would podite the summoning of an intcrnational conference on the subject.
Referring to the Kellogg Pact he urged the necessity of economic disarmament and emphasized the necessity of something being done to tranguilize European minorities} are in a state of unrest.
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