ALLIED CONFERENCE.
L'NKASINKSS IN FRANCK
LReuters Telegrams.]
(Received this day at 10.21 a.in.) LONDON, July 2.1
In anticipation of a crisis at the Inter-Allied Conference, there teas an unusual crowd of sightseers in Downing Street to-day. The principal Allied delegates were closeted with Mr .MacDonald and Mr Thomas in the Cabinet room this morning.
The snli-comin ittee mentioned Inst evening, has not completed its labours and as it is expected the holding ol the plenary conference will depend on the result of its work uneasiness tit possible conference developments is expressed in the French newspapers to-day. It is feared that M. Iferriot. while determined not to yield Fiance's right to isolated action in the event ol a (iermau default, may accept a com. promise which v.'ill simply gild the hitter pill. The “Petit Parisicn” suggests that M. Ilerriot will not hesitate to saerilivo the forty million loan rather than permit tin encroachment on the treaty and the sovereignty ol !• ranee.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 July 1924, Page 3
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