THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS UNION.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 80, 19 March 1919, Page 4

THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS UNION.

President ; VISCOLNT OBEY Oh' I'ALLObON A British Organisation foumled to promote the formation of n World League oi I'Tee Peoples lor the securing of International Justice, Mutual Defeneo .and Permanent. Peace. Constituted by tbo union of the League of Nations Society and the League of b'rce Nations Association. Associated with the American ‘•League to Enforce Peace” and other kindred societies in the I’nited Kingdom and abroad. OBJECT. The establishment as soon as possible of a League of h’ret! Peoples desirous of ending, war for ever, ami willing to agree. 1. To submit all disputes arising between themselves to methods of peaceful settlement. 2, To suppress jointly, by the use of all means) at their disposal, any attempt by any State to disturb the peace of the world by acts of war. 11. To <•rente a Supreme Court, and to respect and enforce its decisions. ■I. To establish a permanent Council which shall provide for the development of international law, for the settlement of differences not suitable for submission to the Supreme Court, tor the supervision and control of armament ami for joint action in matters of common concern. 5. To admit to the League all peoples able, and willing to give effective guarantees of their lor al intention to observe its covenants and thus to bring; about -uch a world organisation as will guarantee the. freedom ot Nations; act as trustee and guardian of uncivilised races and undeveloped territories; maintain international order, and thus finally liberate mankind from the curse of war. I.EAGLE OE N ATIONS LN It IN. 22, Buckingham Gate 5.W.1., and Central Buildings, Westminster,