Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-28
LEAGUE HOLDING UP DECISIONS
 FIR AMERICA
Appearance of Army Officer Increases Hope US. Will
 Eventually Be Member
ENTRANCE IS LEFT OPEN
Manufacture of Munitions By Governments Only Gains
 Support of Delegates

GENEVA. Nov. 27.-(By the Asso- ciated Press) )-Arrival today of Major Marlborough Churchill. assistant chief of the military intelligence di, wilson of the general stail or the American army, which so far as ap- pears now, has no real significance except to himself and his depart ment, has created q mild sensation in league of nations circles. The United States was on the lips Of almost ev- cry spokesman in the assembly and probably in the minds Of every dele gate.
 The hope that the United States will some day join the league is un- sembly has visibly been directed so as not to prejudice the most impor- tant questions at issue regarding the covenant and so as to leave the way open for the United States to have her say in it's eventual revision.
 Appearances during this assembly of any official or unofficial represen- tative of the American government was the last thing hoped for. Major Churchill, consequently, was all the more an object of attention when his presence became known.
 Objections Continue
 The subcommittee considering the admission of new members has been count of objections to both Bulgaria and Austria by reighborinS states. Rumania, Greece and Jugoslavia are still standing out against Bulgaria, while CZechosloValSia has not yet con- scented 10 the admission of Austria Reasons given by the objectors were much the same as those presented by France against Germany. It has ! been pointed out to them, however. i that both Bulgaria and Austria in their applications promised to, fulfill ! their international obligations and i thus make themselves eligible. Sue. gestiOns were made to the represen- i'tatives of the obiecting states today that in view of the advantages they derived from the peace treat1es, GOV. tinued obstruction on their part would ] be likely to attract unfavoraDle at tention
 i The subcommittee oIi armanents today continued hearing arguments i in favor of the resolution introduced i by pr. Gastoa da Cunha of Brazil making manufacture of arms and nun itions a state monopoly. This pro position is gaining ground among the delegates, it being held that much o the tensity to provoke hostilites would be removed if all possible pri vate profit from the manufacture ol war materials should be eliminated
 PIenary Session Soon
 1 Work of the league committees has progressed enough to warrant an lnouncement that a plenary session ol the assembly will be held some time between December ana 1O
 | Admission of new members to tho league will be taken up oy the as senbly by the end of next week. ! The little entente" will propos, that Czecho-slovalIia replace Greece as non-permanent member of the
 council, while the Scandinavian grouI favors Sweden
 Da Cunha's munitions resolutionn i. Ireceiving strong special interest il the subcommittee which has tha
 question under consideration. It i.
 understood members of the Britisi
 delegation and the Scandinavian dele
 gates have made declarations favor
 able to the proposition