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COLLEAGUE OF M. CLEMENCEAU, JTALUE OP BRITISH FRIENDSHIP. By tfeltgraph.—rress issn.MJopyrifht. Paris, Sept. 24. H. Georges Leygues, who was Minister of Marine in the Clemenceau Ministry, becomes Premier and 'Minister of Foreign Affairs. M. Millerand's colleagues are retained. Received Sept. 2(i, 5.5 p.m. Paris, Sept. 25. M. Leygues, interviewed, said he always held that Franco-British friendship must be the basis of peace in Europe. Without British friendship France could not re-build and enjoy fully that peace and prosperity which justice, as well as victory, entitled her to. Similarly, Britain was unable to solve •world-wide problems and exert 'her full strength for peaceful development 'without the cordial co-operation of France.— Aus.-XZ. Cable Assn. NEW PRESIDENT CONGRATULATED. CORDIAL AMERICAN' SENTIMENTS. Sept. 20, 11.5 p.m. WaaWhgton, Sept. 25. President Wilson has cabled M. Millerand (tie new President of France) congratulations, stating: "I am confident that t'he cordial relations twist the United States and France will remain unweakened under your friendly guidance"—Aufe.-N.Z, Cable Assn.
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Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1920, Page 5
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