New Britain herald., 1926-03-15
SUPREME APPEAL
 MADE ID BRAZIL
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Secret Session

Secret Session Again today the members Of the league Of nations separated, after a secret meeting, without reaching an agreement concerning the re- organization ot the council In con ncction with Germany's entrance into the league.
 In order to gain more time. it was decided to postpone the session Of tho assembly scheduled for to- morrow until Wednesday,
 Varied Opinions
 Nevertheless, some league off rials said that the casing 0. the crisis which began in the carly hours of the morning clearly con- tiuucd 10 expand and they forecast that by Wednesday the main diff ticulty woull be solved.
 Several members Of the council arc reported 10 be telcgraphing th"ir home governments concern ing the new developments.
 Foreign Minister Chamberlain Of Great Britain, emerging from the session, said that the situation looked more hopeful but that it was 100 early 10 hazard guess regard Ing tn" direction in which the solu- .ion wouli be found.
 Sig. C. Scialoia of Italy seemed | less confident of speedy and satisfac- ! tory end. Statements from French sources and from Foreign Minister Strese- l mann ot Germany. indicated that the | council was seeking a settlement in i the direction Of bringing about the | resignations Of one or more non permanent members Of the council 10 | permit the immediate election Of Po- !, i land. sweden May Resign.
 Under the plan, sweden would re- 1 sign and Poland would take her chance on receiving majority support in the assembly as a substitute for 1 Sweden.
 Roth Count Quinones De Leon Of Spain and A:rano Mello Franco Of | 1 Brazil left today's meeting depressed ! in appearance--tho Brazilian states man particularly so--thus creating the impression that their cause for permanent seats had not been ad- Nanccd
 The Gcrman foreign minister eaid, l however, that he preferred the so- ] lution, which also had been suggest cd, Of two or more permanent members resigning, thus bringing about q moro general election.
 Conhning the matter to one resis- l nation he thought, would be inter pretcl to mean that Germany had , consuntrl to the concrete step O. having q neutral state replaced in the council by a country tPoland) which was at least regarded as buffer state.
 Germans Dncy Rumor
 SpoEesmen for the German dele gates this morning denied a rumor Crediting thcm with the intention Of leaving Geneva if solution of the league council crisis was not forth coming today.
 Foreign Minister Stresemann re- ceivad representatives of the Ger man pro ss today and told them of Foreign Minister Undcn's offer to place Swedcn's on-permanent council scat at inc disposal of the assembly us q solution of the diff culty
 He would make no comment cn the Swedish offer except 10 Say that it was one of q number, and that Germany could neither approve nor disapprove it. Whether the offer was accepted. he said, Is a matter for th" present members of the council to decide.
 Brazil Insisted
 A Brazilian spokesman announced tha; Brazil continued actively to stress her demand for q permanent council seat. The American c0nti- nrnt. he said, should be represented by Brazil because of her peculiar position as the sole state repro sent ing the Portuguese In America, gtV- ing her a chance 10 adopt the role of mediator in any Latin American differences.
 Before inc opening of the secret council session projected solution of the problem of Poland's desire for q seat developed in the direction Of having one of the smaller Euro , pcan countries surrender its non- permanent council place immedi-
 T.11 l,, tNln the vacancy thus created. French sponrsmen said the Ger , man statesmen had promised they would not oppose such a plan. This solution, tho Spokesmen continued, involved concessions by both the Germans and French and meant that there would be no increase. In the membership of the council, . This fact, allied leaders believed, should tend 10 relieve tho pressure from Spain and Brazil, both of U which are demanding permanent " seats.
 As several temperament mcm-
 bcrs have volunteered 10 sacrifice their places to prevent a break, no difficulty Is expected concerning the question Of vacating a seat by resig- . nation.
 same 1.incups Today.
 Poland's prota gonists ani oppon. - onts for q non- permanent seat in tho ' League Of Nations council faced eacf other today with the same lineup C - last Friday. Attacks from the Polisl " side designed 70 shakc the refusa ' e inc Germans to agree to member l. snip for Poland at the same tim Il Germany is admitted 10 the leagu
 met with q buffer Of silence. 't At French Headquarters last nigh ' general casing up" in the situa l. ton was being talked Of, but th