LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

Hokitika Guardian, 21 September 1923, Page 3

LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

AX IMPORTANT PESO DUTTON. austu.ilian AND N z. CAlll.lC ASSOCIATION (Jlecoivcil this day at 10 a.m.) LONDON. Sept. Id. The Australian Ihe-s Association’s (ionevii correspondent says that the .e----(ml C ommittee of the League of Nations adopted a it-solutioi. for submission to the Assemblv. amending Artiele len o tlie Pact. This states tlmtthe. Assem111is desirous ol delining the siopi o the obligations contained in Article Ten. so far as the points raised by the Canadian delegation an* rom c> nt t . affirms. in the event of the Conned considering it is iis duty to recommend the application of military measures as the result of aggression, danger, or threat of aggression, that llu ' f shall he botliid to take specially mt account the geographical situation and special conditions ol each State. 111 the,- it is given the constitutional powers of each member to consider, as concerns the maintenance <>t independence and territorial integrity, hou Ul such a . member is hound to assure the execution of this obligation hy the employment of its military I'm. es. Finally a rc-nmmendation m mmh' that the Connell shall he considered n r tbc lushest inipoitanco. «nd sl..u a taken into tonsideraiion hv all members of the League with a desire to execute their engagements in good h'lth. foreign countries. Students and youths are training to .on. the l u.< k Reichswehr. Communists are ng'tgtx it! active propaganda hut they are inlikely to start a rising as they have received orders from Moscow to n«nn events.