Geneva, Nov, 18.
The diplomatists accredited to the League of Nations held a meeting to-day to discuss the plan for the formation of a diplomatic corps on the same lines as those applying to the diplomatic representatives. in world capitals at the meeting to
corps and to regard the with the organisation of tary-General as the head of the "state" to which the diplomats would be accredited.
Mr. Ridell, Canadian re. presentative, was lected doyen of the new corps.—Renter, Tegucigalpa, Nov, 15, South America, never free from revolutions, is ow in the throcsiof yet another, this time in the re-Public of Honduras, a country half the size of Great Britain lying. against the Caribbean Sen, The rebellion has been fomented by supporters of Senor Angel Huete, the defeated Liberal candidate for the presidency. Tt broke out with surprising suddenness yesterday and before the Federal forces could be properly mobilised the insurgents had seized possession of the town of San Pedro, on the north Jcoast, and other points, troops had been ttle ensued for Pedro and after the clash had lasted 12 hours the attackers began to storm the city.
The severity of the engagement is indicated by the report that 300 men were killed or" wounded.—
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