A Triumvirate.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 24, 15 December 1919, Page 5

A Triumvirate.

ALLIID COUNCIL.

RESULT OF LONDON CON*

FERENCE.

Press Association—Copyrignt. Austin ban and N.Z Cable ARsbciation (Received 9.30 a^m.)

London, 5 December J %/ * The Daily (Telegraph i learns that Downing Street conferences with M. Clemenceau (France) and Signor Scialoja (Italy) decided to establish a super-Sup’reme Allied Council, which consists of the prime ministers of Britain, France, and Italy, with a representative of the United States who must have full powers to act without referring to Washington. The Council will meet periodically, the first meeting to be in Paris at Christmas. Difficulty may arise if President Wilson declines to delegate presidential powers to a plenipotentiary. ' ; --:iLtvis understood the conference today- discussed the Russian, Adriatic, and Turkish (-.questions,-) but : .reachedno decisions,' ;. -. In n'. •• ■ t"* afterwards Mr Lloyd -• Qporge and M. Clemenceau conferred I on- the fin-, 'atlcial't..;positions 4 of ? Britain -and Trance, with-.a view to reaching an understanding.- •

.- Signor Scialoja departs , to-morrow and M. Clemenceau on Sunday.