GENEVA BREACH
ATTEMPT TO HEAL IT. GENEVA, April 29. A communique announced that the chief American, French, British, German and Italian delegates, under the chairmanship of Mr Ramsay Mac Don. aid, agreed that it was a matter ot urgency that conversations that were proceeding with a promise of good results, which -were unavoidably interrupted by the French Premier, M. Tardieu’s inability to return to Geneva should be resumed at the earliest date, and possibly within a fortnight.
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Grey River Argus, 2 May 1932, Page 5
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