Geneva, Sept. 20. we of Nations Counetl of be made available year and 1932 if the League's work, as planned, is to be carried on.
The existing financial depression hasbeen seriously embarrassing the work of the League and on September 18 the Council received letter from the president of its sneial Committe saying that, supplementary funds were not forthcoming, the committee would be forced to suspend operations for some time, probably for four ret a a
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