INTERNATIONAL PEASE
DISCUSSIONS AT GENEVA
A MODEL TREATY TO BE
DRAFTED.
GENEVA, February 25
“ I should like somebody to explain the object of these model treaties. I have no objection to dozens, but to what purpose arc they?” said Lord Cushcmiun after listening to M. Pqhtis’s proposal to the Security Commit--I'GG. Later Lord Cushcnduu said that M. Politis had persuaded _ him that the movement lor arbitration might possibly be stimulated by _ model treaties, so he acquiesced to their Iraming. l ie committee accordingly authorised the Drafting Committee to submit model arbitration treaties, both bilateral and with general application, _as well as treaties combining arbitration and conciliation. , Lord Cusliendnn emphasised (he British viewpoint that arbitration should bo used as a settlement ol jndicial disputes, while nou-judicial disputos can bo settled only by conciliation.
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Evening Star, Issue 19801, 27 February 1928, Page 4
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132INTERNATIONAL PEASE Evening Star, Issue 19801, 27 February 1928, Page 4
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