Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-28

I league.
 The assembly shall meet at stated intervals and from time to time as oc- easion may require, at the seat of the league or at such other place as may be decided upon.
 The assembly may deal at it's meet ings with any matter within sphere of action of the league or affecting the peace of the world.
 At meetings of the assembly. each member of the league shall have one vote, and may have not more than three representatives
 (This embcdies parts of the original Articles One. Two and Three, with only minor changes. It refers to members of the league" where the term Thigh contracting parties" orisi- nally was used, and this change is fol- lowed throughout the revised draft)
 Article w.
 The council shall consist of repre- sentatives of the United States of America, of the British Empire. of Trance. of Italy. and Of Japan, togeth CT with representatives of four other members of the league. These four members of the league shall be select ed by the assembly from time to time in it's discretion. Until the appoint ment of the representatives Of the four members of the league first selected by the assembly, representatives of (blanl1) shall be members of the coun- cil.
 With the approval of the majority of the assembly the council may i name additional members of the league whose representatives shall al ways be members of the council; the | fan Nnyl yIrifh in crease the number of members of the 1 league to be selected by the assembly for representation on. the council. The council shall meet from time to 1 time as occasion may require, and al least once a year, at the seat of the 1 league, or at such other place as may be decided upon.
 The council may deal at its meet ings with any matter within the 1 sphere of action of the league or af- fecting the peace of the world Any member of the league not rep ! resented on the council shall be in vited to send a representative to cit as member at any meeting of the council during any consideration ol matters specially affecting the inter ! ests of that member of the league. 1 At meetings of the council. eacf
 
 the council shall have one vote, an( may have not more than one repre- l sentative.
 l (This embodies that part of the ori ginal Article Three designating tn
 original members of the council. Tn paragraph providing for increase il
 the membership of the council i
 new.)
 Article V.
 Except where otherwise expressl
 provided in this covenant, decisions a l any meeting of the assembly or of tn . council shall require the agreement 0 all the members of the league repre- , scented at the meeting.
 All matters of procedure at meet ings Of the assembly or the counci , the appointment of committees to in . vestigate particular matters, shall b , regulated by the assembly or by th , council and may be decided by
 migratory of the members of tn league represented at the meetings The first meeting of the assembl and the first meeting of the counc shall be summoned by the preside1 - of the United States of America. - (The first paragraph requirin i unanimous agreement in both assen l, bly, and council except where other n wise provided is new. The other tv f para graphs originally were include Il in Article F'our)
 :, Article VI. r The permanent secretariat shall I s established at the seat Of the leagu The secretariat shall comprise a $, o cretariat- and such secretari $. and staff ds may be required. 1ria if e-I,r : be the person named in the anne, l. thereafter the secretary general sha
 be appointed by the council with u
 approval of the majority of the a
 sembly.
 e The secretaries and the staff of u = secretariat shall be appointed by u o secretary general with the approv 'e of the council.
 IS The secretary general shall act :, that capacity at all meetings of t !, assembly and of the council. a The expenses of the secretari 70 shall be borne by the members of t ol league in accordane with the appo 'e tionment of the expenses of the Int ie national Bureau of the Universal Pc
 tai Union.
 J. (This replaces the original Artit ie Five. In the original the appointme ie of the first secretary general was lt y to the council. and approval of t 'u majority of the assembly was not I es quired for subsequent appointments Ill Article VII. De The seat of the league is establis to ed at Geneva
 r. The council may at any time C eide that the seat of the league sh r. be established elsewhere. 1nj All nnSition- 11D6pl, or in le, with the league. including the secl b. tariat, shall be open equally to m CT and women.
 ed Representatives of the members
 the league and officials of the leae tn when engaged on the business of [ r league shall enjoy diplomatic pri h. leges and imrnunities w The buildings and other prope1 w coupled by the league or it's officials 'al by representatives attending it's me h. ings shall be inviolable. C. EmDodying parts of the old AT
 cles Five and Six. this article nan
 Geneva instead of leaving the seat ,,, the league to be chosen later and aC he the provision for changing the seat of the future: The paragraph open positions to women equally with II : is Iew.)
 u- Article VIII. to The members of the league rec, ne nize that the maintenance of a pc e required the reduction of national Y maments to the lowest point consi
 ent with national safety nd the p-i (continued on Page Eighty