ALLIED CONFERENCE

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2972, 9 January 1917, Page 5

ALLIED CONFERENCE

PERFECT HARMONY EXISTS / ' """' (Rce. January 8, 5.15 p.m.) Rome, Januaty 7. ■'■■'■ Mr. Lloyd Georgo and, M. Briantl have deolared themselves extremely sat< .. isfiod with the progress of the Conferences, which are proceeding with- perfect harmony.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable As6n.' (Rec. January 8, 5.25 p.m.) Rome, January 7. , The Allied representatives had further Conferences on'Saturday'and Sunday. .'.''.' Generals Cadorna, Lyautey, Dallolio, Morrone, and Palitzine held a Military, Conference on Sunday.—Aus.'-N.Z.' Cablo Assn. ' '\,.v: '..' .'."-V..V , EMBASSY DINNER '.r;--Rome, January .7.- . At a dinner at the French Embassy, in honour of the Allied representatives, . the toastß_ pledged the Allies to the closest union for a decisivo victory.— Router. COMPLETE SUCCESS _ (Reo. January 8, 10.30 p.m.) " Rome) January S. - The delegates received an ovation ia. the streets. All have expressed satisfaction with the complete success .of the Conference, whose decisions will be translated into decisive action, paving ■ the way for victorious tseues. ■ The discussions were characterised by absolute frankness, -unselfishness, harmony, and iron determination^—Reiiter;." .T VIGOROUS RESISTANCE: ' (Reo. January 8, 10.40 p.m.) . Rome, January SMr. Lloyd George declares himself well satisfied with the result of bis visit. • • : ! The Conference resolved on, vigorous resistance, and decisive plans for a great effort towards victory. He was especially pleased with tho Italians' munition development. M. Briand declares that the Conference, revealed complete agreement, which will soon produce tangible and magnificent results.—Reuter.