Mr, Cummings also referred to the Chinese delegation, head by Di C. C, Wu, and their attitude towards Article XIX of the League Céven-ant—an_ article: by. which' the: As~ sembly of the League was. entitled to advise on the revision of treaties which might seem to. endanger international pence, and by which' any state had the right, if st thought ft, to put on the. agenda for consideration by. the Assembly: - any treaty which' they considered: had become inapplicable. The Assembly would then deliberate and give a decision but no treaty. would bb reised without the consent of' the 'At the conclusion of the meeting, it was announced that an attempt would be made for a large meeting, conjunction "with the Japanese section of the League of Nutions Association, on Novinber 11, Atmistice Day, when' it was hoped" to secure: a8 speakers Mr. Mualeo Macdonald, son'of the Premiers Professor J. Ti Shotwell, Chaivman of. the: Research Committee of the Institute of "Pacific. Relations.
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