M. AVENOL'S MISSION
DEPARTURE FROM LONDON
(British Official Wireless.) RUGBY, December 16. The Secretary-General of the Loaguo of Nations, Monsieur Avcnol, before leaving for Paris after one week's visit to London, was the guest of Sir Austen Chamberlain at luncheon today. Ho has had conversations during Ids sojourn with the leading British Ministers and public mon with whom he has discussed Lcaguo affairs. It is understood that tho British Miuistors are willing and anxious to cxainino any definite, proposals for. the improvement of the League machinery which Signor Mussolini may advance, and "The Times' 1 says that it has becu accordingly agrded that a series of questions should bo drafted and submitted to Signor Mussolini as soon OS possible. It is, however, felt that the imracdiato need is that every effort should ccmtinuo to bring Germany back to the Conference table.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 147, 19 December 1933, Page 11
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