New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1922, Page 3

MEETS AGAIN SOON Sessions, Previous to July 13, to Discuss Palestine tvery fo Booth’s Blook Geneva, May 17. — (My Assoclated Press)—The council of the league of nations decided today to hold a spe- clal meeting not later than July 15 to consider the qucstion of approving the RBritish mandate for Paleatine. The decision was taken on request of the Earl of Balfour. He first asked for a meeting within six weeks to act on the mandate but Leon Bourgeoise for France and Marquis Imperiali for Italy objected. Lord Balfour, in a speech before the council said Great Britain was greatly disappointed that the present session had failed to register the league's consent to the terms of the mandaté which the allied powers had long ago agreed upon. It has been the opposition of the French and Italian represenfitives which has blocked the measure while the Vati- can is reported to have expressed fears that religious interests in the Holy Land would not be properly safeguarded under the terms pre. viously laid down. Lord Balfour pointed out to the council members that their refusal to consider the mandate did not mean that the allied policy regarding man- dates was endangered. Those who hoped and those who feared that the Palestine mandate was placed in jeo- pariy by the opposition manifested were mistaken he declared. The council could not change the decision of the allies on the mandate he re- minded the members. In some quarters, continues Tord Balfour, it was feared the Rritish mandate might affect some religious organizations unfavorably. Great Dritain was amazed, he said, that such a baseless view should be ex- pressed over the transfer of Palestine from a Mohammedan to a Christian power. 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