BEYOND EXPECTATIONS.
BEAGLE'S INFLUENCE IN EUROPE BRITISH BACKING. Loudon, Deb. IG. Viscount Grey, addressing the League ioi Nations I nion, said it was now I manitest 11. at alert organised public j opinion exisled in Britain behind the j League policy. If ever Britain were i engaged in a foieign dispute the wod’ld i wuubl knew ikul the Uritfih public I would imi. o on the utilisation of the I League's machinery. Germany's exj peetatioi: va • that thcii disarmament | ; would cemc in a few years, not a- a I hmmliatiiJg result of the Versailles j Treaty, but as part of the normal con- ; ditions. Both Germany and her neighj fiours we.■■ of epinion that the grip , which the League was obtaining on ini tc-runt:- m<! affair.- was beyond cxpcctaI lions The onion’s existence was esen no of tho Bi itish polL thefurl
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVI, Issue 7, 19 December 1925, Page 10
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