'The Nine-Power Con again this afternoon of disappointment discourage ment, Experts have been working draft' declaration or resolution. to summarize the results of the past three weeks' deliberations. At 3
'm, an agreement way reached re~ garding the text, the drag of which Will later be discussed with Int. Paul Henri Spaake the Chairman, and. will also be examined at a meeting with the Dominions representatives at noon, The declaration ave conitict and proposes ment of the Conference sine die, the draft is approved ad ret by the various delegations, a second and final meeting of the Conference will be necessary on Nov, 23, The Chinese delegation, it is understood. will insist that the resort of the Conference be considered by the Advisory Commission of 23 of the League of Nations early December.—Reuter, Resentin Washington Washington, Nov. 21, Congressional rose against developments of the Nine-Power Conference at Brussels was noted here terday.
'The reaction of Congressional lead ers included an attack on defaulters fof the war debt and Joint. demands that the American' delegates to the Brussels Conference be recalled and that more drastic neutrallly measures be enacted, 2
Senstor Gerald P. Nye, Republican of North Dakota, to-day summoned the neutrality bloc to meet, probably on Tuesday, to consider a resolution recognizing that a state of war exists and thereby attempt to force the in= vocation of the Neutrality Act, atter which enactment of a. mandatory neutrality policy would be sought. United Press,
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