WAR-SCARRED FRANCE
.—. « ,— WORK OF BRITISH RELIEF COMMITTEE. ' London, December 27. ■ The Duke of Portland, in an interview, referred to tho work of the Committee for the Agricultural Relief of the Aitiea. "The best way for Britain ar.rf France to show their mutual affection," he said, "lies in the practical sphere. This is what I tried to do ft in forwarding to the war-scarrod districts of France a small part of all they have lost. Our Agricultural Committee has already Taised 4570,000, with which it is purchasing cattle for the farmers on the old battlpfront. The Briil.sh fund for the restoration of Reims Cathedral will soon reach .flMO.ooo.—Ans.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 80, 29 December 1920, Page 5
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