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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21120, 22 March 1934, Page 4

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In his newly-published diary of the Peace Conference l.ord Riddell challenges the idea that President Wilson planned the League of Nations. It appears that General Smuts was the author of it. According to the diarist Till- Lloyd George gave the true history thus: -"I pave President Wilson Smufs's plan, and bcyged him to consider it. He intimated that he did not want, any assistance but after reading Smuts's memorandum he swallowed it whole."