El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24
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would appear to indicate that Albania
nav not be admitted.

would appear TO indicate that AiDanla
nay not be admitted
Swiss Propose Changes.
Notwithstanding the decision Of
! committee No 1 on general organiza-
ton yesterday, which ruled that there
covenant Of the league Of nations at
this session of the assembly some
I proposed amendments were brought
up again by the Swiss delegation
The delegation viii ask the com
mite on general organization 70 con-
slider a proposition to choose the four
I elective members OF the council from
among different states successfully,
with only one term expiring each
year.
The Swiss representatives with the
support Of scandinavian delegates
also viii ask the same committee TO
report a proposition for fixed meet
ings OF the assembly
German Protests.
Germauv's protest against the
method adopted by the league Of ma
lions in awarding mandates over
former German colonies was expected
10 come before today's session Of the
assembly OF the league Delegate
Millen, OF Australia, yesterday intro
duced a resolution that the protest
be laid before the assembly before
being referred TO a committee, and a
decision was decided upon.
Amendments to the covenant Of the
league viii not come before this ses-
sion OF the assembly, it has been de-
cided. The league, as IL is at present
working. has not had time fully to
show defects in the covenant and a
special committee viii be charged
with a study Of the leagues opera
tons and asked TO propose any neces-
sary amendments at the next meet
Scsndanavisn countries will be in
vited to send small detachments to
Lithuania TO take part in the work OF
keeping order there during the plebis-
cite TO be held soon
New nations formed from parts OF
I the former Russian empire viii not
be admitted 20 the league, for the
present al least
Bulgaria and Austria. however. may
Z become members at once.
Chilean Is Confident.
Antonio Huneus. chief OF the Chilean
I representation. and chairman Of the
/ committee on admission Of new states,
told the Associated Press last night
that he has the best impressions re-
gardinE the progress Of the assembly,
Z and expressed his confidence that the
result Of the present meeting VIII be
I fruitful.
BIS committee IS already at work
and VIII report as early as possible
N
with the greatest fmpartialiCy, he
said Huneus declared he expected
the attitude CT the United states to-
ward the league would be defined
soon after the new senate meets and
he thinks the decision viii be TO come
into the league rather than Illustrate
the greatest effort humanity has ever
made 20 assure its own preservation
,JuEo-SIav Row
In connection with the application
Of Montenegro for admission into the
league Of nations, IL may be borne in
mind that the Montenegro parlia-
ment late in 1913 declared for the
merging Of Montenegro with the king
dom OF the Serbs, Croats and SlaV-
enes, usually known as Jugo-slaFia.
king Nicholas OF Montenegro, how
ever. refused TO recognize the act as
valid. and claims have been freely
made by Moutenegrin represenratiFe YES
that the people as a whole were pc
ing subjected to Serbian domination,
these statements meeting emphatlc
denial BY the Serbians- The Monte
negrin socalled government has ex-
fsted since the war only at Neulllys
suburb Of Paris, where king Nicnolas
has made his headquarters