THE PEACE CONFERENCE.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 April 1919, Page 3

THE PEACE CONFERENCE.

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LEAGUE DECISIONS. (Received This Day at. 8 a.m.) PARIS, April 11. It is officially announced that vised Covenant provides that £« * colonies be administered b.\ GWte. inn to be mandatory Sua.es un ; < Ll , l . ; Leanue of Nations. It is a.so announced the League of 0 mission does not approve of Japan s ie auest for the inclusion in the Covenant cof provision endorsing the principle of equality of nations and the just treatment of their nationals. Another report states the League adopted by a majority, the Japan racial amendment. AFTER PEACE. j (Received This Day at 8 a n ?, i NEW YORK, April Z. j The “Tribune’s” Paris correspondent' reports when peace is signed Mi . Wilson will summon the representatives of all nations for a conference at Gene va for the. purpose of discussing qu - tions related to the League of Nations.^ TO FIGHT BOLSHEVISM. I atrceive-1 'this Dav'at noon.) NEW YORK, April 3. A Paris correspondent' states the Big Four are considering a plan for fighting Bolshevism by organising the Russian ; Relief Commission, under the auspices of some Scandinavian neutral which > would assume responsibility for importing and distributing food and raw material in Russia, which would he paid for by Russians. The plan does not necessitate the outward recognition ot the Bolshevik Government. I Rani General Smuts was gone to Russia for the purpose of preparing the plan..