New-York tribune., 1919-06-10

FS~S SAAS AAiCoouACSy IL any VI all eco
nomic character against defaulting
government which it considers to BE
appropriate and which it considers
other governments would be justified
in adopting.
Reports To Be Public
Article 415.-The secretary-gen-
eral of the league Of nations shall
communicate the report of the COM
mission of inquiry to each of the
governments concerned in the COM
plant and shall cause it to be pub
lished.
Each Of these governments shall
within one month inform the sec
retary-general of the league of ma
tlons whether or not it accepts the
recommendations contained in the re-
port of the commission, and if not,
whether it proposes to refer the COM
plant to the permanent Court of In
ternational Justice OF the league of
nations.
Article 416.-In the event of any
member failing to take the action re-
quired by Article 4O5, with regard to
a VI UCAIC COnVon-
tion, any other member shall be en-
titled to refer the matter to the per-
manent Court of International JUS
tice.
"Article 417.-The decision of the
permanent Court of International
Justice in regard to complaint or
matter which has been referred to it
in pursuance of Article Ais or Article
416 shall be final.
"Article 418. The Permanent
Court of international Justice may
affirm, vary or reverse any of the
findings or recommendation of the
Commission of Inquiry, if any, and
shall in it's decision indicate the
measure, if any, of an economic char
acter which it considers to be ap-
propriate, and which other govern
ments would be justified in adopt
ing against a defaulting govern
ment.
"Article 419.-In the event of any
member failing to carry out within
the time specified the recommenda-
tions, if any, contained in the re-
port of the Commission of Inquiry
L
Court of International Justice, as the
case may be, any other member may
take against that member the meas
ures of an economic character in
dicated in the report of the commits
sion or in the decision of the court
as appropriate to the case.
Course of Deafulters
"Article 420.-The defaulting gov
ernment may at any time inform the
governing body that it has taken the
steps necessary to comply with the
recommendation of the Commission
CT Inquiry or with those in the de-
cision of the Permanent Court of In
ternational Justice, as the case may
be, and may request it to apply to
the secretary general of the league
to constitute a commission of in
quiry to verify it's contention. In
this case the provisions of Articles
412, 4l3, 414, Ais, AIT and 418 shall
apply, and if the report of the Com
mission of Inquiry or the decision of
the Permanent Court of international
Justice is in favor of the defaulting
government, the other governments
shall forthwith discontinue the meas
ures of an economic character that
they have taken against the default
ing government.
Article 421-The members engage
to apply conventions which they
have ratified in accordance with the
provisions of this part of the pres
ent treaty to their colonies, pro-
tectorates and possessions which are
not fully selfgoverning:
Il. Except where owing to the
local conditions the convention is
inapplicable, or
"2. Subject to such notifications as
, may be necessary to adapt the con-
vention to local conditions
"And each Of the members shall
notify to the international labor
office the action taken in respect of
each of it's colonies, protectorates
and possessions which are not fully
self-governng.
"Article 422-Amendments to this
part Of the present treaty which are
adopted by the conference by a ma
jority of two thirds of the votes cast
by the delegates present shall take
effect when ratified by the states
whose representatives compose the
council of the league of nations and
\ by threefourths of the members.
Court Will Decide
"Article 423.-Any question or dis
pute relating to the Interpretation
of this part of the present treaty or
of any subsequent convention con-
cluded by the members in pursuance
of the provisions of this part of :he
present treaty shall be referred for
decision to the permanent court of
international justice.
"Article 424.-The first meeting Of