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AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION REPARATIONS RECOVERY BIEL LONDON, March 14. The Chancellor of the Exchequer ii moving the German repartion recovery Bill said the attitude of Germain appeared to be that as soon -as they were strong enough, they would regard the Versailles Treaty as a scrap of paper, and tear it np. So tony as that was the Germans attitude, it would be impossible for the Allies to come to an agreement with them. It would be folly to pretend that th 0 proposed penalties would be imposed without some disturbance of the Allies trade. The House must face the facts. Either they wanted reparation and must exact it, or they did not care for reparations at all. Mr Bottomly moved the rejection, on the ground that the Bill did not go far enough. It was economically nnsoundj, • politically mischievioiis and csommefrcially u nprn c t icabl e. UPROAR IN REICHSTAG, ißeceived This Day at 9.45 n.m.) BERLIN, Maijch 15. A considerable uproar arose in the Reichstag during th P debate on disarmament, when Communists vehemently denounced the attitude of the Bavarian Nationalists.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 March 1921, Page 3
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189ALLIED ACTION Hokitika Guardian, 16 March 1921, Page 3
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