BRITAIN AND FRANCE.
CO-ORDINATING POLICIES
B BALDWIN'S ASSISTANCE.
IMPORTANCE OF SECURITY
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(Becelferl 10.30 a.m.i PARIS, June 4. w «tanley Baldwin, in a special .jL-jew in the "'Petit Parisio.n/' said: I m confident that no matter how ,L u lt the reparations and the Ruhr Toblems prove, it is possible to discover C J ground on which Britain and France can adjust them to their mutual utiefaction. ■•I want the French public to realise that Britain also feels the importance of rte security of France and Belgium, and I an earnest desire to help towards a Ltlement. which will guarantee the maintenance of European peace. You an depend upon mc, for I am determined to help. We shall meet di ffi culties at tie start, hut I am certain that success will finally crown our efforts." The "Petit Parisien" comments that the present is the most opportune time to brin" together British and French policies-—(A. and N.Z. Cable.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 132, 5 June 1923, Page 5
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