LLOYD GEORGE’S MISSION.
OBJECT OF CANNES VISIT. “FRANCE WILL BE SATISFIED.” Bv Electric Telegraph—Copyright, Received December 28, 9.40 a.m. PARIS, Doc. 27. Mr Lloyd George, replying to an address from the Prefecture of Amiens, said ho was going to Cannes intending that things should ho so dealt with that France would bo entirely satisfied. He was certain that result would bo attained.—Reuter. GERMAN REPARATIONS. BELGIUM’S PRIORITY CLAIM. Received December 28, 9.55 a.m. PARIS, Dee. 27. The Belgian newspapers accuse France at the recent London Conference of contesting Belgium’s priority claim to the reparations. The Matin admits that Mr Lloyd George’s plan calls for a few sacrifices by Belgium m 1922. The Government has communicated the plan to Belgium without the slightest wish to arouse dissension. The Petit Patis'en’s Berlin correspondent states that the German Government, believing that the London Conference has completely modified the situation, will not reply to the Reparation Commission’s Note, hut will open direct negotiations vwth France. —A. and N.Z. cable.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 3107, 28 December 1921, Page 5
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