Geneva, Sept. 25.
'The League of Nations Assembly' met to-day for the election of new]
Court of International Just fedene to the Basso Permanent resulted in a qualified majority for the 14 candidates of whom the Japanese representative in the League's Courcil Ambassador Ad-Jachi, received the greatest number Jof votes in recognition of his labours for the League. Ife was elected with 40 out of a total of 52 votes.
The Chinese candidate, Dr. Wang Chung-hui, President of the Judicial Yuan of the Nanking Government, was elected with 32 votes.
The League's budget committee adopted a resolution moved by the Dutch and Norwegian delegates that the clerical staff of the League's} secretariate, the International La-four Bureau and the Hague court must henceforth, before assuming] their duties, swear an international oath of loyalty to the League, its to be drafted by the legal committee for approval by the
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