El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-20

action. which should be taken in
GaIcia. where Ukraiuian forces are
besieUing Lemberg. which IS threat
ened from three sides Il was decided
that a sharp warning should be sent
to both sides. asking for a suspension
OF hostfIities. The warning will take
the form OF an injunction" TO the
Make RuIea FOR Air Trafnc.
! According TO the Havas agency. the
interauied aerial commission has a
sub-commission at work. celebrating
T the proposed International aircraft
traffic rules It is hoped that its
labors viii be completed within a
week and the results presented 20 the
neace conference. From the progress
made by the subcommittee II appears
that the proposal is TO subject traffic
by the air routes 20 virtually the same
regulations as that OF railroad routes
It is planned to protect the customs
regulations Of the various countries
BY establishing landing grounds at
the frontiers and making II obliEa-
tory for pilots to land before passing
from one country to another in order
that the customs formalities may be
COMPLIED with at such landing points.
World Labor bureau Opposed.
The commission on international
labor legislation again decided
against the international labor
bureau when constituted. invoking
the aid OF the league Of nations to
enforce its decisions. This decision
was mainly due 10 difficulties. which
would be encountered in the United
States. where state constitu tons
would require alterations before they
would permit such outside Interior
ence.
President Wilson spent last eve
ming on work at the Paris white
house in preparation for another con-
efrence this afternoon with premiers
CIemenceau and lloyd George. The
conference viii take place at Nj.
Lloyd Georges residence
To Consider League Revision.
President Wilson viii act as chair
man at the meeting Of the league Of
nations commission, which will be
held Saturday. when all proposed
amendments and changes VIII be con-
sidered and the plan put into definite
form
Lord Robert Cecil and Thomas
G. Gregory. former United States
attorney general. are now here
and among those who have sought
TO draft n provisO relative to the
Monroe doctrine In such form
that Il viii meet the approval Of
legal experts
The commission plans 10 hold con-
unuous sessions until the work OF
revision is completed
Neutral countries Of Europe, Asia,
and South America viii be given op-
pOrtunity today 10 express their views
and propose amendments 10 the league
OF nations plan Nearby neutrals
have sent delegates IN response to the
invitation Of the supreme council
while more distant countries will be
represented by ambassadors and min
listers residing in Paris
The meeting viii be held at the
hotel de Crillon, the American head
quarters. and IL Is proposed to con-
tinue the session as long as necessary
to complete all neutral proposals and
prepare them for submission to the
commission on league OF nations.
NeutraIs ave Suggestions.
Lord Robert Cecil OF Great Britain
VIII be chairman The claims Of
neutrals viii be heard either directly
OF by memorandum. Norway, Sweden,
Denmark. Holland. Switzerland Spain.
Persia, Guatemala, and most Of the
South American republics have sug-
gestions to make
The three Scandinavian countries