THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL
YESTERDAY the Council of the League of Nations held its
hundredth meeting. It was not a significant meeting in the business that it transacted, but. it had a significance, nevertheless. The League has had a. chequered history. It rose to the heights and it has suffered an eclipse. But too close a view should not be taken of its work; it should be viewed against the historical background. Never before has an international organism been created successfully and carried on for so long. That it has been able to continue until it has completed its century of sittings in council is at least evidence of its vitality. The organisation which is useless soon diesi
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 23, 28 January 1938, Page 6
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