GERMANY'S INFRACTION OF TREATY.

Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 86, 13 April 1920, Page 5

GERMANY'S INFRACTION OF TREATY.

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AuQtralian and N.A. 'Cable Aaswsiatiow PARIS, April 11. M. Millerand, interviewed, said:— "France's position is absolutely simple. We were in the presence of .serious German violations of the Treaty, which affected precisely those articles of the Treaty which were covered by the Anglo-Franco-Amen--can agreement, under which England and America would come to our assistance. Our information was absolutely clear and authoritative that the sending of German troops into the Ruhr was not necessary in the interests of German public order. They were being sent simply because of an infraction of the Treaty. We .are living next door to Germany. Belgium has taken an identical position with France, because she is in the same dangerous position.