LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
AMERICA’S POSITION. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received Uetcmbci o, 12.15 p.ra.) BRUSSELS, December 2. A meeting ol associations lor promoting the work of me League oi .Nations is attended by delegate.-, from ell nations except America and the Central Powoia. The hope is expressed tuat the American Senate’s decision will not postpone the early meeting of the League of Nations, Tho Dalian delegates deplored the wave of anarchy which was sweeping over the worh, especially Italy. Thev urged the early meeting of the League, otherwise they might see the whole ol Europe aflame. M. Bourgeoiso, on behalf of France, urged the hastening of the League’ ope-atiom. lie submitted a motion asking America promptly to solve the <lifliaulv.es stand tug ut the way of hci adhesion to too Peace Treaty.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19815, 5 December 1919, Page 8
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