London, Dee. 7.
Lord Irwin was this afternoon installed as Chancellor' of Oxford University with traditional cere-
The heads of Houses, doctors, proctors and the public orator met the new Chancellor at the great gates of the old schools and escort ed him to Sheldonian, where, after the usual Latin formula and speech by the public orator, Lord Irwin was Admitted as Chancellor—Wireless through Reuter.
Unless the League of Nations is reorganised along new. lines, Ttaly will follow the example of Japan fand Germany in withdrawing from Geneva.
Fascist Grand Council, at a meeting here to-day, decided that Taly's continued membership of the League should he dependent on radical reform of the constitution and objectives of that body, to be fected in the shortest possible time.
Following this decision, which was taken with the full approval of Signor" Mussolini and all his Ministers, who were present at the meeting as members of the Council, itis expected that Italy will advance @efinite proposals for the reorgansation of the League.
The decision of the Fascist Grand [Couneit has occasioned no surprise, bat it had. not been expected. that the demand for the reorganisation fof the League would be so perfemptory.
understood that Italy favours revision of the League' on three Tines 'Curtailment of the rights of the smaller Powers to vote on prolems "which only' partial' affect 2." Simplification of the League' procedure, as it is considered that the protraction of discussions, and the, "multiplication of committees make progress virtually impossible; '3.. Liberation of the League from the framework of the Versailles and other post-War treaties, which are Jeonsidered to make the' League an tution for the preservation of
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