GENEVA REPORT
ADVERSE TO POLES
(United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.)
GENEVA, January 24
The League of Nations Council, at its final sitting, disposed of the German conj.pl.aint of ill treatment by Poland (cabled on . January 2D- _The Council unanimously adopted conclusions of the rapporteur, the-Japanese, M. Yoshjzawa, who-; staged he Lad found incidents of such, gravity, and extent as, to have, justified the opinion that Poland had infringed the Minorities Convention in numerous cases. The.: report recommends the "public authorities in the regions concerned to -place themselves above suspicion. in .. connection with political "strife,* and declares that the insurgents’ Federation “inspired a spirit which was not . designed to facilitate a rapprochement of the two elements in the population, whose reconciliation is a condition for the political consolidation oT that part of Europe.” No such Society, says the report, should bo allowed to hold a position piejudieing a minority. The Government should abolish any personal relationships between the authorities and SjicK associations.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1931, Page 6
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