THE PEACE TREATY.
(By ' Cablo—Brew Association—-Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) LONDON, April 18. Mr Lloyd George, speaking in the House of Commons, announced that Germany was still in default, and showed no inclination to furnish, practical proposals to carry out the Peace Treaty. It "'was imperative that the Allies Bhould confer in regard to the necessary steps to be taken to carry out the Treaty.
DEMANDS OF REPARATIONS COMMISSION.
("The TimeO. (Received April 19th, 10.30. p.m.) BEitLIN, April 18. The Reparations Commission has demanded that the gold reserve of the lleichsbank and other note-issuing banks shall be deposited in, the occupied area before May Ist as a guarantee that the German deliveries due on that date will bo made. The Commission has also demanded an undertaking from the German Government that the sum' will not be utilised for the settlement of other credi'tors without the consent of the Commission. . . ,
Th;«re is a great pujjjic outcry against the demands, and it is expected that the Government .will refuse to comply with them.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17124, 20 April 1921, Page 7
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