New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
ADJ0URNS
 AT GENEVA TODAY
(Continued from First rage)

budget report, the assembly heard the constitutional committees ac- count of how it disposed of the Chinese proposal to deal with in applicable treaties.
 This assembly," declared Prcsi- dent Guerrero of Salvador. summing up in final address, has displayed an extraordinary spirit of initiative indeed of boldness-it has launched fresh ideas and prepared a far reaching program of operation, it has brought within the sphere of practical realities conceptions which a few years ago seemed but remote ideals"
 The assembly has witnessed con certed move to outlaw war and to adopt compulsory arbitration as means of settling international dis putes. During the session three great powers and II other states signed articles recognizing compul- sory Jurisdiction of the world court of justice at The Hague.
 The prevailing wish for participa- ton Of the United States in the leagues activities was expressed by President Guerrero when he said: Tn our common conviction. l find grounds for hoping that those sister nations who are as yet divided from us will come to join us"
 Economic Problems Attacked
 Steps for organization of the na- tions for concerted action for solving the worlds economic problems were also initiated this session, immodi- ate attention bcir 2 given 10 the pro- posal flor reaching international agreement to prevent further raising of tariffs for a period of two years.
 One prominent feature of the as sembly's work was increased par ticipation and influence by Latin American countries in all the work of the league and their organization to act as units in dealing with Ques- tons of common interest to their countries, They are determined to seek to bring other Latin-A American countries actively into the leagdc work.
 An aggressive program of the British labor government made it. self felt throughout the session in the pressing forward of the British proposal for hastening disarma- ment, improved economic relations between states and solving problems in the social and humanitarian field
 Link [. S. With Plans
 The assembly made definite steps towards forming a connection be- tween the league work and the United States, when it unanimously adopted the protocol for the adhe- sion of that country to the statute of the permanent court of interna- tional justice. Forty nine countries signed this agreement before the end of the session today. The ad- hcSion of the United States is con- iidently hoped for in league quar- ters and this cventuality is viewed as d tremendous advance in con- solidatng the means for abolishing war and establishing world peace.
 Concluding this final remarks President Guerrero said 'it has been revealed to us by sanguinary experi- cnCc that the most cruel of mans enemies is war. Against that en- omy alone the League Of Nations has undertaken to fight; it nour- ishcs no hatred but for war. it knows no devotion but to the gen. er&l interest and happiness of all. You have a right to say that you have laborcd nobly in this great cause"
 The final meeting of the league council this session was set for this afternoon to consider a few queS- tions referred to it by the assem- bly,.