SOUTH AFRICAN UNION
REQUEST FOR DISRUPTION
LLOYD GEORGE ABSOLUTELY
REFUSES.
(DJIJTBB PRKB3 ASSOCIATION.—COP3UIBIJT.)
(AtJSTRAUAN-NSW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
(Pieceived Juno 18, noon.)
PRETORIA, 15th June.
The lobby correspondent of the Vblkstein, a Government organ, gives circumstantial details of tlie interview ofthe Nationalist deputation vfith Mr. Llr.yd Q'XJVgo Presidsnt Wilson declined io grant an inierview. Herr Hertzog, a:; spokesman, olaimeil. th© restoration ot thr>. 'ir.dejssndeacß of tba Free State a-r.d the Transvaal *is regards JS'atial and t!io O?.pe. He bawd' tius claim o:i the 'Nationalise resolutions and the juincijiie of self-determination.
Mr BJoyil Gwrge roplwrf in wrrtissf. TT« ibailittaly refused to. c.Ktectai.a. a r»qns?t for tci disruption <.»' tUo l/nion, vAnch. wa« fonnJcd by solenrj oovet'.avA, aw? cnnld not be hvok&n even if the entire Dutch-speaking population demaftd-
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1919, Page 6
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