LULL FOR A WEEK
QUIET WORK AT GENEVA. REFERENCE TO CONCILIATION. LONDON, Sept. 26. The Associated Press Agency understands that Mr. Eden’s reference to conciliation was intended to leave an opening to accede to the Abyssinian request for a commission of neutral observers to determine the responsibility for any act of aggression that may occur. The Council Committee jvill meet to-morrow. A lull in public activities is likely for a week or ten days. it is understood that at the private meeting of the Council M. Litvinoff, M. Titulescue, and Dr. Tewfik Aras objected to the report of the Committee of Five as conceding too much to Italy, and stated that the findings violated League principles in respect to territorial integrity and sovereignty. M. Litvinoff declared that approval of the invocation of Article 15 did not imply that the Soviet accepted the report of the Committe of Five.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 228, 28 September 1935, Page 9
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