PREMIERS AT SAN REMO

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 177, 22 April 1920, Page 5

PREMIERS AT SAN REMO

GERMAN TREATY CONSIDERED

CONFERENCE FAILS TO AGREE (By Telegraph-Presa Association-Copyright London, April 19. Tho San Remo meeting of Premiers ' revealed that the English and Italian attitude on tho Ruhr question is practically -unchanged. 51. Millerand demanded tho complete solidarity of the Allies with regard to the enforcement of the Treaty. Signor Nitti demanded the revision of tlio Treaty in order to assist tho economic resurrection of Germany. Mr. Lloyd George asked M. Millerand to assume a conciliatory attitude, at len=t in the interpretation of the Treaty. The conference lasted two hours and ended abruptly, without agreement on any principal point. The conference of military experts will be held to-morrow. —Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. FRENCH WITHDRAWING PROM . RUHR, Berlin. April 20. Tho French ore withdrawing from Ruhr, and already have evacuated Mullieim and Offenbach.—A.us.-N'.'Z. Cable Assn. TURKISH PEACE TERMS CALIPH TO REMAIN AT CONSTANTINOPLE. London, Anril 19. Tho San Remo Conference also debated the rejily to President Wilson's Note _ concerning Turkey. A clause providing for the protection of tho Dardanelles wa.= sanctioned, and also a clause permitting tlio Caliph to remain at Constantinople. Tho Turkish delegates will Teceive the text of tho Treaty at Paris on May 10—Aus.-N.Z. Cnhlo Assn. Paris, April 20. It is semi-officially announced that the San Remo Conference has definitely decided to place tho Dardanelles and Bosphorus under international control, and establish Allied contingents in Constantinople.—Router. ALLIES TO OCCUPY GALLTPOLI. San Romo, April 20. It is reported that tho Conference decide.! that tho Allies should occupy Gal-lipoli.—Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn. FINANCIAL CLAUSES APPROVED.. San Remo, April 20. Official: Tho Conference discussed and approved tho financial clauses of tho Turkish Treaty. It dismissed the Armenian territorial onestion, especially tho frontier question, and also the question of Batoum.— Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn. ARMENIANMANDATE DECLINED BY LEAGUE. OF NATIONS. (Rec. April 21, 7.15 p.m.) London, April 20. At the San Remo Conferenco a lettoT from the League of Nations was read declining the Armenian mandate on tto ground that the Covenant does not provido the powers necessary for that purposo and that tho mandate implies ft heavy financial and military burden. The Conferenco decided' to send a Note to President Wilson recommending America to support Armenia financially The borders of Armenia wore roughly defined. It is understood that they are favourable to Armenia, but do not include TrebiHond.—lmperial Nbwb Sorvice.