BIG HAPPENINGS
UY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSN., COPYB’OHI AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. NEW YORK, March 18.
The “Times'’ states editorially that it does not require a miraculous detective ability to perceive that important negotiations are afoot between prance anil United States. The mission of M. Viviani must be something more than a mere visTl of courtesy, nor are the visible activities of the French Ambassador at Washington to be passed off as simply routine. It is also reported that the British Embassy is not filled with diplomats, who a,e asleep, and the representatives of Japan are ready to pick up the broken threads of their international business with the State Department. We may next hear that the Italians are stirring. It begins to look, all told, as if we might presently see in Washington a kind of adjourned meeting of the Paris Peace Conference.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 March 1921, Page 2
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