Athens, Aug. 1 Rumours regarding the possible marriage of King Edward, arose here again to-day, in connection with his yacht trip''in southern "European waters. The rumours said that the King would marry either Princess Irene of Greece, who is 32 years old, The League of Nations " to-da made public France's note containing the first official proposals for the reformation of the Leagu Application of sanctions against the aggressor must in. the future be strengthened, France urged.
'A further' suggestion from Paris suggested. that, Incase of interna tional unrest, "or at times of local revolutions, as in Spain to-day, the proper articles of the League coven ant should be applied to localize the war—United Press.
Geneva, Aug. 1 The French communication emphasized France's fidelity to the prine ciple of collective security and recalls, the declarations made to this effect by the Premier, M. Leon Blum, and M. Delbos, the Foreign Minister, "The etter than deals with France's Proposal to limit mutual assistance commitments to powers neighbouring the attacked country, thus increasing the League's effcaciousness and aus thority without prejudicing the main Geneva principles as regards collec tive responsibility, Delbos further recalled that the French Government wished a read-would mean a loss of livelihood justment of articles Xt and SVI_of or Princess Catherine, who is 24.
Reuter. the Covenant, so as to prevent the Both are sisters of King George I abusive enforcement of the unanim-Cannot Hold Out of Greece, The princesses are due at ous vote regulations under the former Hendaye, Aug. 11.
Corfu this week to visit their brother, article and to closer "relation Madrid cannot hold out much longand the British King is expected between financial, economic and mill er. This Is the opinion of an ex-there later—United Press, lary" measures provided in. arti perienced journalist who arrived here XVI (on sanctions) This, in France's to-day afier having been stranded opinion, should be' achieved through for three weeks in the Spanish capital,
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