Geneva, Sept. 19.
The demands made yesterday by Senor Negrin, the Spanish Premier, before the League Assembly—including the recognition of Spain by the League "as a victim of Italian and German aggression" and the resumption of the Spanish Government's right, to acquire war materials—were anticipated, but it is not believed that ihe League can take up the question of Italian or German aggression.
To do so would involve the application of Article XVI, and the majority of members are determined not to be compelled to follow the subject of it is probable, therefore, that the discussions of the Sixth Commission will allow the question to be ventilated, but will avoid any but a platonic resolution.
The speech made by the French Foreign Minister, M. Yvon Delbos, after Senor Negtin was very moderate in tone and clearly emphasized France's desire for conciliation.
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