MR, LYONS IN LONDON
LONDON, March 22.
Newspapers welcome Mr. J. A. Lyons Australian Prime Minister, and publish photographs and details of his mission. The "Daily Telegraph" says that the dash, of Anglb-Austialian meat interests can only be resolved by personal discussions in the spirit of intelligentconciliation. If Mr. Lyons' stands on his rights under the Ottawa Agreements he can certainly stop the imposition of a levy for the present, but the Britisft.Government, in that rase, ,can impose those quantitative restrictions to which objections are raised in 'Australia. Neither country is likely to negotiate in ignorance of these possibili-1 ties, but'the expedient of Britain by delaying action by a temporary subsidy and of .Australia by ceasing the export of mutton are signs of willingness 'to work out difficulties in' a friendly manner.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 70, 23 March 1935, Page 6
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