THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
' Apparently the League of Nations as constituted at present is dying a natural death; Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, the British Prime Minister, being one of the notabilities, among others, who has seen the uselessness of it, has transferred his '<■ attentions to a more robust body backed up by the wherewithal to enforce "its demands. The British Prime Minister was accused of lack of faith in the League by one English paper: "Mr. Mac Donald once was an enthusiastic supporter of the League of Nations. Now he is cool, even hostile. He and his colleague* are becoming more oligarchic in international relations ana dislike the interference of small Powers." in view of this, Mr. Archibald's opinions of the value of that body can be taken for what they are worth. ALEX. H. WILKIK.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 84, 10 April 1933, Page 6
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