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JAPAN AND THE LEAGUE. GENEVA, December. 1
Count Ishii (Japan) explained to the League assembly that Japan attached so great an importance to the League that she wanted her people to understand that deep confidence should be , placed in the novel attempt to promote peace and goodwill among men. Therefore she had sent a comparatively large delegation for the purposo of educating as many young men as possible for the fulfilling of duties on the most ‘oolos-al task that men ever conceived.
LEAGUE AND ARMENIA. GENEVA, November 30. General Maurice, former Director of V British Military Operations, is ring with the members of the League of Nations on the measures necessary to safeguard Armenia. t
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 December 1920, Page 2
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