GERMAN WITHIN
ACSniALIAN *. N.Z. CAIU.E ASSOCIATION;
GERMAN DIPLOMATS. BERLIN, Jan. 20. The following German diplomatic appointments are announced: The Charge d’affaires (and who will later become Ambassadors) ape: London: Senator Stalimpp, a Hamburg man. / Paris, ex-Treiisurer Meyer. Brussels: oXrMjnister Laudsberg. Tokio: px-Mblister Dr Self,
The Tokio appointment indicates that the Germans have a- Pacific Ocean policy, and it perhaps provides a key to their future policy.
GERMAN VIEW. (Received this day at 9.30 a.m.) BERLIN, Jaanuary 18. The German public regarding M. Clemeiiceau ns the incorporation of •French ohauvisisig r*Pf} balrocj, bus interpreted bis defeat as ;i dpsirp on the part of influential French politicians for an altered policy towards the Germans. The newspapers, however, warn the public that Clcmenceau’s defeat does not imply the defeat of his policy.
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 January 1920, Page 2
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