he admission of the failure of dilatory negotiations at Geneva nes sharply to the fore the issue the League's eMeacy, Mr, Anthony nis "speech really reminds the: gue of the words of his predeces-ast year, when Sir Samuel Hoare rilly asserted that unless ne could prove its efleacy Great, lin's search for collective secur-Would have to be conducted ough other channels, Baron Aloisi ly to the serious charges regard-the use of poison gas cannot be dered adequate. It smacks of fame logic as that which has been by Signor Mussolint in reproach-the Longue for the election of ipla—a measure which, against, xpress opposition of Great ain and other members, was car through the advocacy of Tlaly France, That point Is being con-tly Ignored both by Italian and French critics who assail the which Great Britain has taken he principle of the Covenant, Mr.
speech hag an added. sign! ie in the light of Mr. Stanley iwin's recent emphatic re-nifirmaof the Cabinet's solidarity behind British Foreign Secretary's utter~ 8 al Geneva,
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