Geneva, Aug. 28.
The Argentine League of Nations delegate, Senor Rulz Guinazu, to-day handed the reply of his government fon the League reform plans to the League Secretariat.
Although the note will not be published before to-morrow, it is Tearned that its contents are essentially as follows: The League of Nations should be made as universal as possible by permitting certain non-member states, whose ce-oper tion is essential, to return to the League. Like Uruguay, the Argentine demands that the League should certain member states of the League Council should be abolished. The Argentine reply moreover demands that certain clauses of the Covenant, which proved ineffective or un: applicable, should be modified. 'Articles X and XVI particularly should be brought into accordance with each other and the League Covenant itself should be brought into conformity with the Kellogg and Buenos Aires pacts,.the latter of which—it. will be' recalled—provides for the non-recognition of any annexation of territory by force.—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
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