LEAGUE OF NATIONS
I, A TANGIBLE STEP.
Received January 29, S.-15 p m. Washington, Jan 27. The prevailing feeling in official circles is that ths Peace Congress action regarding the League of Nations is a tangible step towards the realisation of the League. It is not thought that senous opposition to the League wifl develop ! n the United States Congress Aus.-N.Z- Cable Assn.
: PRESS OPINION". CONFERENCE REALLY GOT TO WORK.
Received January 29. 8.35 p.m. London, Jan. 27. The full accounts of the conference and League of Nations proceedings arc favorably received by the Londoji press, apart from the Morning Post, which continues its destructive criticism.
It is generally recognised that the conference lias really got to work There is much commendation of M. Clemenccau'"> strong lead, and his anxiety to get the business transactedSome of the newspapers consider that General Smuts supplied the basis of tho official scheme for tho League.
The protests of the smaller nations receive attention, though their attitude is regarded not as one of fault fiwlinj, 'nit as the natural expression of disapViomlment that thev are not able to take a larsrer share in the deliberations.— United Press. >
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Taranaki Daily News, 30 January 1919, Page 5
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