LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
■- ■•" -4 • BRITISH DELEGATES TO ASSEMBLY. . . i (By Oablo—Press Awocfatioa-jOflpyrJifM) (Awtralira *ad N.Z CaM» Association.) LONDON, August 9.
Mr Austen Chamberlain', in the House of Commons, indicated that Sir J. Rennell Rodd, late British Ambassador at Rome would be a British delegate to the League of Nations Assembly. Lord Robert Cecil questioned the desirability of the British delegates to the League of Nations Assembly belonging to the purely official class' He declared that the Government's action showed a profound contempt For the League. The SpeaKer (Hon. J. Whitley) condemned Lord Cecil's remarks. [The other two British delegates to the League of Nations Assembly are Mr A. J. Balfour, and Mr H. A. L. Fisher, ■Minister of Education.] N.Z. REPRESENTATION. (TTni'ed Soirkad )... (Received August 10th. 7.35 p.m.) ' .LONDON, August 10. Mr Maeaey says Sir James Allen will probably represent New Zealand at the League of Nations Assembly.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17221, 11 August 1921, Page 7
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