PEACE TREATY
Heater's Telegrams
LLOYD GEORGE INTERVIEWED (Receved this day at 11.30 a.m.) PARIS, June 22.
Hon. Lloyd George, interviewed prior to his departure, said the Conference 1 had gone very well. The Germans apparently anticipated divided counsels, but they would Arid the "Allies united and determined as ever. Regarding disarmament, the Conference had taken the strongest line on the basis of the British proposition. The Turkish situ-ation-tvas not grave. It was well in hand. He declined to answer a question regarding the lump sum fixed for repatriation. Regarding the suggestion that America forego an amount of debt due from Britain and equivalent amount of debt due to Britain from France, Hon. Lloyd Geodge said fresh proposals had been made to Washington, but an answer had not yet been received. He emphasised the fact that the best of relations existed between France and England.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 June 1920, Page 3
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