East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-30

4 uecidIeu matter OF concern to inc
whole League and the League shall
take any action that mey be deemed
wise and effectual to safeguard the
/ pence OF nations. In case any such
emergency should arise the Secretary
General shall on the request Of any
Member Of the INague forthwith sum
mon meeting OF the Council.
II is also declared to be the friendly
right Of each Member Of the League
to bring to the attention Of the AS
sembiy or OF the Council any circum-
stance whatever affecting information
al relations which threatens to disturb
international peace or the good UNDER
standing between nations upon which
peace depends.
Article f2
The Members OF tie League agree
that II there should arise between
them any dispute likely to lead TO a
rupture, they will submit the matter
either to arbitration or to inquire by
the Council. and they agree in no case
to resort to war pntil three months
after the award by the arbitrators OF
the report by the Council.
In any case under this Article the
award OF the arbitrators shall be made
within reasonable time, and the re-
port of the Council shall be made
within six months after the submission
n the dispute.
Article 13
The Members Of the League agree
hat whenever any dispute shall arrive
'etween them which they recognize to
10 suitable for submission to arbitra-
ion and which can not be satisfactorily
ettled by diplomacy, they will submit
he whole subject-matter to arbitra-
ION.
Disputes as to the Interpretation
treaty, as to any question of in
irrational law, as to the existence Of
ny fact which IL established would
institute breach Of any information v
obligation, or as to the extent and O
ature OF the reparation to be made [,
,r any such breach, are declared to b
, among those which are generally a,
litable for submission to arbitration. Il
For the consideration Of any such s,
spute the court Of arbitration to II
hich TIE case is referred shall be in
o Court agreed on by the parties to OF
o dispute or stipulated in any con- al
ntion existing between them. m
The Members OF the League agree Ct
at they will carry out in full good
ith any award that may be render Il
and that they will not resort to war =
ainst a Member of the League which
IMPLIES Herewith. In the event of
y failure to carry out such an award
Q Council shall propose what steps
ould be taken to give effect there
Article IA
The Council shall formulate and
Dmit to the Members of the League
: adoption plans for the establish
mt Of a Permanent Court of Inter
tional Justice. 1.-THE Court shall be
npetent to hear and determine any
pute OF an international character
ich the parties thereto submit to It,
Q Court may also give an advisory
nion upon any dispute or question
erred TO it by the Council or by the
sembly.
Article is
Il there should arise between Mem =
IS of the League any dispute likely
lead to rupture. which is not sub
tied 10 arbitration In accordance
h Article 13, the Members. Of the
ague agree that they will submit
matter to the Council Any party
the dispute may effect such submits /
n by giving notice of the existence I
the dispute to the Secretary Cen
], who will make all necessary ar
gements for fun investigation and
thereof.
FOR this purpose the parties to the
pute will communicate to the Secre-
Y General. as promptly as possible,
tements of their case with all the
evant facts and papers, and the
incil may forthwith direct the pub
ltion thereof.
he Council shall endeavor to effect
settlement of tho dispute, and If
h efforts are successful, a statement
II be made public giving such facts
explanations regarding the dis
@ and the terms Of settlement there
as the Council may deem appro-
lte.
I the dispute is not thus settled, the
lncil either unanimously or by a
jority vote shall make and publish
eport containing a statement of the
Is of the dispute and the recon-
which are deemed just and
per in regard therto.
my Member of the League repre-
ted on the Council may mako pub
A statement of the facts Of the dis
o and OF its conclusions regarding
same.
| a report by the Council is unani-
isly agreed to by the members I
-eof other than the Representatives
one or more of the parties to the +
ute, tho Members of the League {
se that they will not so to war with
party to the dispute which COM
) with the recommendations of the [
,rt.
the Council fails to reach a report
ch is unanimously agreed to by the I
nbers thereof, other than the Rep !
of one or more of the q
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League reserve to themselves the
t to take such action at they shall TIT
| consider necessary for the main I'll
nee Of right and Justice. Ill
the dispute between the parties is
med by one of them, and is found
he Council, to arise out Of, n mat
which by international law is solely
! the domestic jurisdiction of that
", the Council shall so report. and
/ make no recommendation as to n
sett,anept VII