The Financial Secretary to the Treasury, Mr. L. Here-Belisha, called for a reform of the system whereby members of the League Mr. Henderson gave an outline of three main things, Wi Great' Britain "must they! were once more, in the words of William Pitt "to save ourselves!
of example." by our exertions andthe world The first of these was to proclaim our faith in the ultimate neces: Sity of a world commonwealth, The second essential was to paso an Act of Parliament incorporating the fundamental principles of their obligations as. members of the of the Pact of Paxis.
League of Nations and. signator!
The third thing was to make the League of Nations universal in its effect by bringing " the States and Soviet Russia into consultation" whenever world peace may be thveatened.—Reuler.
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