GENOA CONFERENCE.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIII, 24 May 1922, Page 5

GENOA CONFERENCE.

Press Assn—By Tel.—Copyright LONDON, May 22. Mr Chamberlain in the House or Commons, announced that a Blue Book dealing with the Genoa Confer ence w ill be issued to-morrow by the Foreign Office, and a vote will be taken on Thursday so as to allow for discussion on the Conference. Sir Worthington Evans opens the debate. Mr Asquith iu the House of Commons, asked whether Mr Lloyd George was not going to give the House a full authoritative account of the Genoa Conference, instead of Sir Worthington Evans.

Air Chamberlain san that the Prime Minister on this occasion wished to hear what the critics had to say liefore he made his speech. BRUSSELS, May 22.

Al. Jaspar, interviewed, expressed satisfaction at the outcome of the Genoa Conference so far as the nonagression truce was concerned, but the Belgians would not consent to meet Russians at The Hague unless they agreed to accept the Belgian point of view as a basis of negotiations.