Emphasized Geneva, Aug. 28.
Maxim Litvinov, Foreign Com-mister of the USSR, to-day.addressed a note (o the League' of Nations, opposing the proposed revision of the League of Nationy Covenant as a result of the Ethiopian case He suggested an eleven point programme by which the punitive procedure would be 'A mandatory meeting of the coun-cli would be held, he suggested, within three days' after war had begun against a member of the League. Within three days after convening, the Council should have established the facts. Council deci sions "would be adopted when ai proved by three-fourths of the membership.
In the event that the council did of act against the aggressor, the fact that action had been taken quickly would not prejudice immediate mutual assistance on the part of those nations interested. Furthermore, members failing to participate in the sanctions the council adopts could be subjected to discriminatory customs and other commercial mea-
Litvinov suggested that the League of Nations formally recognize mutual assistance pacts, which would ald security within the League framework. "He added that the plan could be carried out through an assembly resolution or by signing a protocol—United Press.
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