PRSSIMISTIC COMMENT.
MR. LLOYD-GEORGE'S "DIPLOMACY." By TelKrra.ph—Press Associations-Copyright Paris, January 7. The newspapers pessimistically comment on Mr. Lloyd-Georgo's speech. M. Clenieitceau, ia a published article, contrasts the -Governmental organisation of Germany and England, and pictures tho diplomacy which leads Mr. Lloyd-George to begin preparations for a national defeat when everything points to Turkey assuming the .offensive under guidance. BRITAIN'S NAVY SHIPS. • (Rec. January 8, 10.25 p.m.) Lendon, January 8, Mr. C. E. Hobhouso (Liberal), speaking to his constituents at Bristol, said that Britain's financial and moral needs wore so urgent that she could not begin too soon to reduce her expenditure, on armaments. The people were entitled to count upon tho improve 3 feelings between Britain and Germany. Besides, he continued, Gormany bad accepted our ratio of fifteen ships to ten. The recent outburst on the matter of naval expenditure was probably due, said Mr. Hobhouse-, to Britain creating greater ships. If tho size were reduced, other nations would follow. .
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1953, 9 January 1914, Page 5
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