"Bit of a Paper Hat on Discordant Patriotisms"
London, Apr. 24.
"This League of Nations, this little bit of a paper hat on top, not of a colossus but of a squirming heap of discordant patriotisms, is only the last desperate attempt to carry the old patchwork of nationalist ideas into a new world that has no use for them," asserted Mr. H. G. Wells, the historian and fiction writer, in his speech violently attacking the Geneva body The occasion for this address was the International Conference of Educators, under the auspices of the
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