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Poland's critica! attitude towards the League of Nations voleed on various occasions and formulated by the Foreign Minister. Col, Joseph Beck, in his speech in the Sejm on January 10, is once more emphasized today in an article of the "Polish Political Information." the _oMcial organ of the Polish Foreign Mice.
Tu view of the May meeting at! Geneva, political circles attach particular importance to the declaration that Article 16 of the League's statute establishing the obligations of the League members in case of warlike measures has practically ost its] Ghligatory character and has become 8 facultative formula. Whether the article should be applied or not should be decided by each state on the basis of its own sovereign authority.
Political circles conclude that. Poland is no! longer willing to re-agnize the obligations resulting from Article 16—Trans-Ocean.
Washington, Apr. 19.
Japan's promptness and lick of quibbling in her attitude toward indemnity payments for the sinking of the American gunboat Panay. Jspanese planes "Inst December. favourably impressed numerous high officials and other observers here today.
Oficials declined to comment officially but indicated that Japan's promptness in considering the Ameri-claims had done much to improve relations between the two Powers United Press,
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