Germany declines formal League admission yet open to invitation
Geneva reports Germany will not file a formal application to join the League of Nations but would consider an invitation if extended. Dr. Herman Mueller, vice-president of the Reichstag foreign affairs committee, says Germany doubts the league in its present form lacks universality without Russia and the United States and could be riskier if admitted. The Geneva assembly opens November 15 with 42 nations expected, including Austria and Bulgaria among new applicants, while the United States, Honduras, and Ecuador remain absent.
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League assembly to form committees and new subordinate bodies
The assembly will likely form twelve to fifteen committees and divide agenda items into groups. It plans permanent bodies including the Court of International Justice and a Commission on Communications and Transport, with a special tribunal for international communications disputes.
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