The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-06
RCENTINA'S
PLEA DEFERRED
TIL Next Meeting # Assembly
of Nat..ons-0 2Icgates to
Leave for Home.
SAY QUESTION IS SETTLED
Still Hold Immediate Admis-
sion of ALI Nations Vital
to League.

assembly Of the league OF nations
today turned q cold shoulder TO Ar
forts 20 retain the south American
republic In the league Of nations.
A note was addressed TO the Ar
uentlne delegation, In behalf Of the
assembly, by President Paul NY
tIna's departure. but the assembly
failed TO make any attempt TO meet
Aruentlna's demands. Honorlo
Pueyrredon. head OF the Argentine
delegation, explained that Argentine
under Article XVI Of the cove
nsnt. The BIG Developments Of the
day were;
Z. Aresntlna's proposal for I'm.
mediate admission Of all recognized
nations; referred 10 q COMMITTEES
which viii not report until is2t.
2. The Canadian amendment
eliminating Article from the
covenant; iferred TO q COMMITTEES
which will report next year.
81 Assembly adopted q commit
tee report making the council the
supreme power In the league,
The Argentine delegation was absent
both from the assembly meeting and
the meeting OF the general committee
OF the assembly. Former Premier Wv
iani was Invited TO draw up reply 70
the Argentine note opposing Argen-
tina's demands. but he refused. evi-
IDENTIFY on instructions from Paris. This
Indicated that the French government
took the view that the United states
supports the attitude OF Argentina. and
France does not want to oppose the
American viewpoint.
Dr. Pueyrredon, Argentine foreign
minister. said he had received mes
sage OF congratulation from the Ameri-
can Industrial company. OF Chicago.
ALLIES WIN POINT.
The bio allied powers won an I'M
portant Victory today when the as
sembly Of the league OF nations
Ino the relations between the as
sembly and council and barring
revision 81 all tho councils acts by
the assembly. Lord Robert Cecil,
representing South Africa, and the
opposed this action on the ground
that Article ~ OF the covenant
gives the assembly and council
equal powers.
Consideration OF an amendment TO
tho covenant OF tho league OF nations
which would eliminate Article x also
has heen postponed by the assembly o.
tho league of nations until the next
meeting This amendment. which was
proposed by G. ]. Doherty. member
OF the Canadian delegation, has been
refcrred 20 a committee. which mas
been Instructed 10 submit report
when the assembly holds II next ses-
sion.
today the report prepared BY Rene
Vivlanl, OF France, and n, W. RoweI.
OF Canada, on the relations oetween
the assembly and council Of the league
After todnys session. had epened
s sao lyman sSs prIssaasns Is,sss sSs az
psrsonally 10 the head of The Argentine
mission his deep regret at the step u
had taken, -.
fioor, saying ''if other delesations
should he allowed 10 take the same
step when their proposals are not ac-
ccpted, Il would be impossible Tor tne
'sSS "rhe n act of no single country" Lord
Robert added. "can diminish our taitn
in the Rucceas OF the league after tne
great strides that have been maze tc-
ward tho object In view Az ,u thas sons y
needed are courage, candor ana eoh-
sIderntlon for one another" ,.
Il 10 declared here that vlrtuaily
every delegate regards Argent'nas eo-
tton AZ mn error IN tactics.
settled. sly Aruen' ines.
."roday'E decision Of the Assembly
nnailv settles the question for Argens
tina" senior Puevrredon eaid ,h.
msbe few calis, give several 'uncnss
and leave Tor hnme the mlnn,e, o. shs
ros,nonemen' ~ NIL Argentina emenn-
nanta cxcANt those re~arding tne ~
rn'sp'on OF all states and tne e~cunn
~ tho four elective members ~ 's
rounrn hut the rps"mhlv has seen nt
90 reaort 10 n tsehn'rnit'v Of procedmro
ln matter vl'ri 10 IN" we oI tee
tca~ue am sure A1er'cNn nuuIS
n~tnion II with us In tN'S n'tt.r. Ahv
7 have niroedv received indscsunn e.
IA
rs ir,ir,nted the wi'hfrawal ~ AT
ran,lnn from the ase"'nh'v m'~ht o.
ra,,nwca shortly nv fNrrra' snn1uhss-
rr@pt ~ that conn'rV'S 'r'"otoh 10 w
tire frsss, shA icawtis H""N
Er,n.h Statesmen An~rr.
10 vna rrderstoNd that t"rmer fIt.t
r,ier vlv,ani ~ France was r"1nes.S
"a drew IN an answer 10 AtNrn,n9a
reoreaen'ati0nA hut th"rs waS .,,n,,,d
crahie doubt ms to whether ne "ou"
The French statcsman's wrath wac
.rouaed nv thu fact that Premr.r Le{
ruea of France had Joined hri,slh
note To the lehgue oppoE'ny the W
.n' dinte entrance into the league ~
NrmrnIn lie had been supporting w
Immediate entrance of Armenia W w
nrttef thnt Il renres" nted me h,'.Sn NJ,
{ his government Wa "p, p.r,s az
handing thu, IN the future ne De tnos
urhlv Informed nf the French govern
,nent'a polis'y 20 he could aci HsSu."
ngly N Vivinni was ~ 'nr~h~,n -
he repnd alton hv the French tnreEr
Nice NJ hs Efforts In b"han OF a.
,,er'n'n ADM slon into the league tna
e even threatened to resign from h'
e'renrh delegation
Need Of Publicity.
"Argent'nr's act IN shows the necss
- for free discussion and fun pue
lcity in ali matters" Sald lord Roo
ri recli II mad hop"d thai Arkrn
inns nroonaqls would BE- discusse1
lad the Argentina dslegation remained
hey would have been discussed. =
h'nk a large part Of the delegntes 70
he assembly have sympathy hr tn
argentina. but II every delsSntlhn .ou
ne same line as Argentina the leakur
,o,,td no, long exist The Scaudi.
nnvispa showed much truer sprr
~hen their resolutions pertaining