DEALING WITH GERMANY.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIII, 23 November 1923, Page 5

DEALING WITH GERMANY.

ALLIES’ NOTES. PER PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT PAHLS, November 21. I Following an exchange of views re- | guiding a provisional agreement, the Allied Governments agreed on the terms of the Notes, which will be forwarded to Germany. The first Note denies that military control will contribute to disorders, and insists on the resumption of control, reserving the right to take such measures as may seem proper in the event of the Commission of Control being obstructed by the German author ities ox- citizens. Te second Note deals with the Crown Prince, and accepts the assurances ■_ the German Note that the Crown Prince renounces rights to the throne. Nevertheless, the Note declares that the Crown Prince’s presence in German territory' is likely to provoke serious complications for Germany, ai home and abroad and holds the Ger-

man Government responsible for any consequences which might compel tn,. Allies to confer upon measures necessary' to deal with the situation.

The British Government’s instruction to Lord Crewe, in regard to the Notes, reached the British Embassy this morning. The British Government asks that certain changes be made Hi the drafts approved by the Conference. The Ambassadors are now separately considering the British views.