RIVAL EASTERN LEAGUE?
HEETIKG AT AHGOSA RUSSIAN MOVE. LONDON, November 3. The Constantinople correspondent of 1 The Times ’ says that significance attaches to the simultaneous presence in Angora of Mr Alfred Sze, Chinese Ambassador to Washington, and Persian, Soviet, and Afghan Ambassadors. Despite the recent Persian denial of a treaty between Turkey, Russia, and Persia, it is possible that some form of league is contemplated._ including these countries, together with China and Afghanistan, Russia is tlie_ guiding spirit. She aims at championing the oppressed Asiatic nations, and playing on their distrust of the Geneva League, owing to the fact that only Japan has a permanent seat on the League Council.
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Evening Star, Issue 19407, 16 November 1926, Page 5
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