GEORGIA’S PLIGHT
APPEAL TO LEAGUE.
Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.)
GENEVA, September 11. The Assembly referred. t<* the Agenda Committee a joint resolution in the name of the British, French and Belgian delegates, inviting the Council to watch attentively the events in Georgia, and seize the opportunity to enable the country to return to a state of peace. M. Boncour (France), on behalf of the tliree delegations, said that, in face of bloodshed, it seemed desirable for the Assembly to make a gesture against which no State could take umbrage. We talk of peace, yet blood is flowing. He mentioned that before they left Geneva, Mr MacDonald and M. Herriot had received an appeal from Georgia.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 September 1924, Page 5
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