The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1920, Page 8

NGL APPOINT MLSON AS CHEF OF NEIATORS Brazil and Spain to Com- qunicate With Him on Armenia. ADMIT COSTA RICA. our Reports Decision Not to Amend Covenant at This Time. NEVA, Dec. %.—The text of the made by the Counoil to Pres!- Wilson's acceptance of the role ' tor in the Armenian ques- which was despatched to Wash- this morning, signed by Pres!- Hymans of the Asrembly, ie as ¢ “In the name of the Council, of League of Nations I thank for your telegram of Dec. 1 B which you agree to act as me- between the Armenians the Turkish Nationalists and that you wil nominate a re- Mative for this purpose. “The Council is deeply re- at and grateful for your jon, The Council asked me : inform you that the Spanish D nt declares itself ready ¥ participate in any action of a ™ and diplomatic character ‘im sppport of Armenia and that Brazilian Government an- “ROunces that it is ready to take alone or with other powers putting an end to the present tuation in Armenia. The Coun- therefore requests these two ments to communicate di- re with you as to how co- tion in this work can best | arranged. Negotiations can immediately with the Ar- Government at Eri Van. “As regards the Kemalists rkish Nationalists) the Coun- ip taking steps to find out the effective method of getting sto touch with them and will in- pm you further on this point as as possible.” nt Hymans read the message ¥ mt Wilson and his reply mi after the Assembly met this t reading of Mr. Wilson's mos- drew hearty applause, M. also said messages of grat- had cen sent Brazil and Spain, Lord Robert Cocil, representative Union of South Africa, satd ts were also due the French del- » particularly Rene Vivian, eloquence, he declared, had in- “this meritorious effort to Armenia.” Robert warned the Assembly difficulties were in its path, He Armenia was snowbound and Gist hostilities had been stopped, but #t @ fresh outbreak must be antic!- ted when the snow disappeared. a meantime resources and guid- ee must be furnished Armenia to able her to become a velf-support- sub-committee considering ap- of s*naller states for mem- im the league has decided to favorably upon the admission ta Rica, but unfavorably on ij and Lichtenstein. Im reporting to-day the decision of Ny Committee on Amend- to the League covenant not to changes at this session, A. J. Balfour of Groat Britain fore- mast the possible need of important im the future, The commit- the moment inopportune Because the committee re- the amendments proposed by inavian countries it wag not oonsidered that it disagreed motive 49 this,” he said: “If the covenant you amend ty of Versailles, which gave he mentioned as Sept. 1 next. referring the changes proposed to a soueniasion tor wendy Mr. though: mybly could preosaant of great value next ‘bly, which might be to make more important \e Hagerup of Norway and of Sweden signif ed the decisions of the thelr proposi- coaees AGUE PUTS LIMIT _ ON ARTICLE TEN Not Guarantee Territorial territorial integrity of any member of the league, It limite our obligations to condemning any external aggression against territorial or political independ- ence of any member of the league and | makes it the duty of the council to ad- vise what meang are desirable to resist such aggression.” t's remarks were made for the benefit of Auntria, Costa Rica and other states whose ‘applications for membership were acted upon yesterday. | pea” etal COUNCIL REJECTS GERMAN PROTEST Refuses to Modify Its Acceptance of Vote in Eupen and Malmedy Districts. | GENEVA, Dec. 2 (Associated Prensa). —Germany's protest against acceptance | by the League of Nations of what the | Berlin Government deemed falnified ro- | turns from the plebiscites held in the! Eupen and Malmedy districts, along | the Beigian frontier, has been rejected | ‘by the Council of the League. | In ita reply to the German Govern- ment the Council anys it finds no rea~ son to modify its previous deciaion to nocept the result of the plebincite, BREAD TO DROP, PASTRY STAYS UP. 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