BRITISH NOTE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 277, 25 November 1935, Page 7

BRITISH NOTE

S>LY TO ITALY yjtCnoNS PROTEST OF TAGS QN IMPLICATION IJo isiiOffi::al Wireless. ) JL<d *? P; ra - RUGBY, Nov 23. Grind;, Ue Italian Am Louaon, called at the Omce morfung ana by the Foreign Mim>B*7aujiiiel Hoare, uie Bii- *■ w the Italian Governprotesting against the oi Ue staves in ap- * sanctions as a result or i nsort to war in Abyssinia of her covenants. Nute r ’- lvrs the ItalL. • ll, in which ilnGvCtt: • ’ thought lit to \f3-*ijii tj the responsibility ■ :iie putting in force of the ’ by liv League's \ ■ ■ :■'•>, and con- „'- n rt .?.• to the general ub- * advaute-i by the llal11 Mujestyis Gov--t feels bound to emphasise y:-*' kaCit taken part in the at Geneva it is in a posi*itne?a to the constant frrtttießC’-'d alike by the Council, and by other organs kjnzw of >ations, fully con.,e7 have been of the gravity to carry out ct»- in a spirit of impartially ‘ utmost possible weight are interests of Italy. 5o Useful Purpose.” fc Majesty’s Government is so jx o. the accuracy of this estiue work already performed of Nations in connection dispute that it a useful purpose would be liy reopening or recapitulating .< of the questions raised iu Jote. fc’lLpu- * b j ver ament must |n c.-ateat itself by recalling Jv.'.ui/er 7 - t delegates of all (unseat- nproented on the tr.'k tue e eption of the Italfeoa, cynfrmrtd with the task the pn '•■’ions of the Covtiiici are mandatory in chartie fa-1-, which were not in 11-'I 1 -' : • -es obliged to [S«t> haiian Government had in viokwion of 12 Accept Consequences. tesj as is the :e»ding of friendinrij luy which inspires the His Majesty’s Gov-r:u.-eir bound to assent to tit-.-.-:. a - 1 accept the conr* wbi- must inevitably l IL Government Kiiaceal its anxiety to facililhra; lies la its power a.-» a rsateof the league of Nations iitearue.-t • ->ible moment a K of the regrettable conflict barbie wh diy to pass over contained in the last W of Your Excellency’s Note 3fr, which refers to the ’free KEfi judgment,’ which his h Government is alleged to bo £:•<■ apply the determination isine <: a. nor.. His Majesty s ui subscribing to the t td not indeed abandon or B 3 own free and sovereign R tet undertook to exercise it fth m accordance with the IB of that instrument. .No Me is open to it, and it tartly desire to see the Italtanert place a similar coate its own adhesion to the 1 FRENCH REPLY BY (' .MEV NT ■rcess Ni>; INIMICAL , Nov. 22. —ltalian Note * “Ut Fn:. re compelled '• tO the Cove * . t “-' tions cannot 13 mm.. t 0 Italy. It * • irtiality and ob.-:er,-i e of Maly’s fctfED ■ i \RO.N 1 HOREr- niVEN bij- ’ • *"'• “ r '• ’ ven, Gov- « C ?. S '.’ ’• " h ‘> Gto 1-. General of • a baron. h. Alexander d;?,’ ’’-J:, V.C., X-..'. ' ’ ' New South \ ’ing prexi- " -th Austra- ' 1 ‘ " inds-or in 'b/’ ' " s th Barvn ‘ ; G Eton, and ’ the HighI ’ He was I■.NV in the n-led the * .., ' ’ the Battle G ’ ..-nt opera- ‘ C. and re- '■• .-erved in tJr / ■ i. and was *. v lo the Cir-'?.■■■ • •' After ’ .»• became if . • Governor5 tJ:” ‘ H’dS. He ' "a-, [..-i: ; G ’ • : and being <’ ’ • times. lie 1 »i." .'- B - : r .M.G. In i;■ Brigadier- - appoint- - Australia ' r 'Gt Infantry