Geneva, Oct. 6.
The Assembly of the League of Nations adjourned to-day until 5 p.m. to-morrow {o enable delegates to consult their Governments on the resolution adopted by the Committee of 23 on the Sino-Japanese conflict.
The Polish delegate, M. Komarnicki, announced his abstention from voting on the resolution because he objected to the procedure, while the delegates of Siam, Norway and South Africa said they had not had time to consult their Governments Mr, Walter Elliot, delegate from Great Britain, strongly urged acceptance of the resolution because, he said, this was a conflict in which the powers of conciliation which the League possessed should be invoked even at the eleventh hour. He pointed out that the situation in the Far East rendered it imperative that the basis on which the League exercised its powers of conciliation should be as broad as possible.
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