Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04
Program Calls for Disposal
of Heavy and Impor-
tant Tasks.
ARCENTINA'S ATTITUDE
STILL PROBLEMATICAL
Preparations, However, Have
Been Made to Receive Her
Delegation.


GENENt. Sept 3.-D"i"ga,es from
orty-cight nations Win tho nos.
bic exception OF Argcmtgna-ar. cx
ectcd 10 present their credentials
hen the second annual session Of tho
assembly of the league OF nations
onvcncs here mex, Monday. Tho pro-
ram prepared by the sccretariat, in
uhinS the final institution Of the
3iterhhtioha! Court OF Justic. and the
ection or IN" Nftcen men "ho arc
serve az tho first set OF in,crua-
onal Judges and aI,orna,cs. calls FOR
ne disposal Of as heavy and import.
7t tasks as confronted the assem-
y laSt year
arSchtina's attitude Is prObleinati-
ii in view Of the fact that her en-
py, al the 1870 session declared an
'tention Of withdrawing from TIC
aSuc. Preparations. nevertheless
ave been made 70 receive her dele
ation. Representatives o! the six
,w states members including Aus
III and Bulgaria. viii bc present.
ON the start this time and i il. "a.
tTded az ppss!b'. that Hungarian
tn 'trinhn delegate Viii bc adj
b'ed before the end OF tn" h.ssion.
y
Furnishing OF the famous Sul. do
Reformation where the ASSEMBLY
III hoid It's s"SslOns a. IL did Las,
ar ~ completed and Il prcssroom
Id lounge established where dele.
itcs and journalists may meet on
'mm"n ground Extra wireless ia
i!tieS have been provided and ar
rnE"in.nts made to make speeches
ID docun.nte available TO The press
the shories, possible time
or Wellington KoO. the r.prcscu-
1--WE OF CHINA, VIII officially open
q c"nicrcnc" on behalf O! the cuun-
or The league OF nations, this honor
ilIns 10 him by reason Of the adop-
on OF system OF rotation and he
use q! his having been president
hen the council opened its four-
H.hth session here nm September l.
yNheth'r. IL accoriancc with the
Eeccdcn' established ny the f!rst ses-
IN. he VIII be elected permanent
esiden; is impossible 10 torc.eiI. n.
20 assembly last year Indicated its
Arpose 10 operate without much re-
q Tor plaas cmanating from other
anchcs OF the League.
Personnel of Session
The personnel OF the session viii
Probably not prove very different
rom what /, Was last year. Mont
ttions Received in advance by the
crctarlat indicate that practically
tho men whose personalities doini-
ited the irs, session would reap
ear this time, 80 that II is expected
once more the policies adopted
he determined by men like Rene
'iani, Lord Robert Cecil. .X-Prcsi-
it's Ador and Motta. OF Switzerland:
-Premser fIjalmar Branting. Of
weden: Or. Antonio Hunceus, o..
khiie, Or. EdOuard Bcncs. Of czc-
cho-Siovakia; DIR. Fridtjof Manson. Of
rwa%. and NisCount ishii. OF Janan.
feral Jan SHUTS will again be mis-
q. In his place az Il South African
esaic vary interesting addition
bpearS in the person OF Professor
hilbert Murray. an Australian by
birth.
NArr"intmcnt al Committees.
committees and commissions ap-
pointed under the direction OF the
hrst session viii furnish MANY of the
Items TO be discussed by the assembly
Several OF these subordinate oreuni-
cations. like the temporary disar na
ment commission. the international
blockade commission. the provisional
economic and financial commission
and the amendments committee. have
recently met AT Geneva and All Of
them VIII have representatives, on
hand To offer expert advice when re-
uIIed,
rne organization OF the assembly
VIII, in the main. remain the sam. as
last year. with all III. delegates di-
Nided into six large committees be-
tween which will be distributed the
various items on the agenda for prep
aration. The chairmen Of these
committees will be elected ht the
assembly and will also act as vice
il"esidents.
While the establishment of the in
ternational court of justice and the
OF its members towers above
all other matters 10 he considered bv
hc assembly, even this epoch maxine
function, II is believed, will be over
Swallowed by the cNpcctant attitude
created in the delegates by the forth
coming disarmament conference in
Washington.