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Extract from the "Irish Press" on the dispute between Peru and Colombia regarding the border town of Leticia.

Dispute between Colombia and Peru: diplomatic relations between the two States broken off.

Extract from "The Times" on the telegram sent by S. Lester, Chairman of the League of Nations Council Committee, to the Peruvian Government regarding fighting taking place between Peruvian and Colombian forces on a Colombian territory.

The Peruvian Government explained the unjustified cession of Tarapaca and Leticia to Colombia and protested to Brazil against the alleged use by Colombia of Brazilian waters for war-like operations.

Extract from the "Irish Times": Colombia appealed to the League of Nations (under article 15 of the Covenant) regarding the disputed town of Leticia, ceded to Colombia by Peru under treaty in 1922, and regarding Peruvian military posts in the Colombian territory of Tarapaca.

Extract from the "Irish Times": cessation of hostilities ordered by both Peruvian and Colombian Governments.

Extract from "TheTimes": cessation of hostilities ordered by both Peruvian and Colombian Governments.

Extract from the "Journal de Genève": Report of the League of Nations Committee of Three accepted by Colombia, but not by Peru; counter-proposals made by the representative of the Peruvian Government; the Peruvian Government tried to explain that Leticia's cession to Colombia, under the 1922 treaty, was unjustified.

Extract from the "Journal des Nations": text from the League of Nations (Committee of the Council) regarding the possible use of embargo on arms against some countries (in the present case against Bolivia and Paraguay).