PEACE CONFERENCE

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 113, 6 February 1919, Page 5

PEACE CONFERENCE

THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS SCHEME DELEGATES ,T0 DEVOTE A WEEK TO/ ITS CONSIDERATION ITALY'S TERRITORIAL CLAIMS liy Tdeffrnph-PreßS AB3ocin.tton--Oopyrigbt. Paris, February 3. The delegates of the five great Powers will devote the week to the League of Nations scheme. President Wilson will be chairman of the committee to draft tho soheme, which will ba submitted to tho Conference. When tho full Conference has adopted it it will take a short rest-while' President Wilson returns to America and Mr, Lloyd "George to lingland. . ~ In the meantime the various committees will oonsider the data which have recently poured in to the Conference. Italy is anxiously watching the developments of the principle adopted m regard to the German colonies, in connection with her claim to Dalmntia. The Italians do not expect to give up any of the they occupied under the armistice, regarding it as rightfully Italian. -Aus;-N.Z. Cable Assn. PRINCIPLES OF THE LEAGUE DISCUSSED. (Reo. February 5, 11.55 p.m.) Paris, February 4. To-day's meetin? of tlis League of Nations Commission afforded members an opportunity to express their individual views on tho general principles which should govern the League. YYhib the plan has not been disclosed, it is stated that it has been a combination ot French, British, and American ldeasReuter.