AUSTRALIA'S NEW POSITION
AS > SIGNATORY. AT PEACE CONFER; . , ENCE. V- '(Eec. March 5, 7.25 p.m.)- , Sydney, March a. Speaking at the Millions Club dinner Mr. B. Lone, dominions editor of "The Times." said the Australian news .published in English papers was lamentably small. "The Times" had decided that the best, w'.iv.'fo-'improve matters wasto send a reni'eSert'tntive'hcre; After referring to the position Australia had won. in the eves of the world through 1 Hie -war, Mr. Lous declared that now the iron was hot was the time to impress the British cjmimunjtv._._lle! e] ._ \yas a community "with'"immense possibilities and' forging ahead.' "Aitsh'alia. held a new. position internationally as a 'signatory, -at: the Peace Conference, and could no longer reirard herself as isolated from the rest of the world. She must take her part in settling the great questions 'awaiting the world's decision.—Press'Assn.,
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 138, 6 March 1920, Page 7
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141AUSTRALIA'S NEW POSITION Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 138, 6 March 1920, Page 7
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