NEW AGREEMENT
BRITAIN AND FRANCE
iWILL FACILITATE WORK
(United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.)
LONDON, April o
“You may see me again soon,” wa.s the French President, M. Tardieu’s parting words on leaving London. Diplomatic k-cirretspondonts bielieve that an understanding has. been reached which will so facilitate the work of the Four Power Conference, that it may complete its labours within thirtysix hours.
Another oitttooine wiill probably be an informal meeting between tne statesmen of the two powers with a frequent reassembling of the Four Power Conference
It is learned that the tariffs between France and Britain were among the many subjects discussed. The French correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says that M. Tardieu departed with a decidedly optimistic impression.
JUGO SLAVIA UNREST. z BELGRADE, Apr] a. ' The “Iron General” Zivkovitch nas resigned the dictatorship of Jugoslavia, and' takes up the command of the Royal Guard, in order to suppress the student riots, which have lately embarrassed the Government. Hie Foreign. Minister, M Marinkoyitch becomes Prime Minister. It is anticipated tliat the country will return to normal parliamentary government.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 April 1932, Page 6
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