PROBABLE ATTACK
ON OTTAWA CONFERENCE (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) LONDON, June 15. There is unmistakable growing evidence in the lobbies of the Americans arid Europeans of a determination to attack the Ottawa Conference. American journalists sought, Air Bruce to discover his views on Messrs Hull’s and Litvinoff’s speeches, which they interpreted as implying the strongest disapproval of the Ottawa CoiiierenCe, but- Australian and other Dominion delegates saw nothing ,with the slighest.bearing on Ottawa m the speeches.
AIR FORBES VISITS HOUSE LONDON, June 15. Mr Forbes acompanied by Sir T. Wilford, visited the House of Commons and heard Air Cato be rua in’s statement. Mr Forbes was delighted ho hear His Majesty’s and Mr AlacDonald’s Conference speeches by wireless on board the ship. MR LLOYD GEORGE’S OPTIMISM. LONDON, June 15. Mr Lloyd George, speaking at Carnarvon, said that if the Economic Conference succeeds, it will be splendid. If it fails, it will not an irrevocable disaster provided -the. failure is not marked by serious resolving that nothing must giveftho world a chance of saving itself, of which it is quite capable.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1933, Page 6
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