IN THE COMMONS

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 273, 13 July 1932, Page 5

IN THE COMMONS

I (British Offlclal Wireless)

L. CHURCHILL CRITICAL

| RUGBY, Tuesday. is understood the British Cabrrill have the Lausanne agreet before it at a meeting to-mor-morning. te Premier did not attend Parliatthis afternoon, but spent a comtively restful day in Downing et, in the course of which he saw oetor and several Cabinet colm, with Avhom he discussed as5 of the Lausanne settlement and ness relating to the conference ttawa, to attend which Mr StanBaldwin and several other Minsare leaving London on Wedav.

ie Premier is assured of an exely cordial welcome when he at5 the House of Commons toow. His statement is keenly ted. and it is anticipated that iO deal in some detail with cerpoints upon which there has been speculation, much of it ill-in-ed, upon the manner in which iettlement at Lausanne is relatthe war debts issue. No Secret Agreement i will probably take occasion to the published statement, for 1 there is no foundation, that in, France and Italy have reach1 agreement upon a "united " in any future debt negotiawith the United States. will also make it quite clear le conference has left the signai quite free of any "secret ments." . Xeville Chamberlain, Chancelfthe Exchequer, confessed himorely temptcd to anticipate the ier's statement on Lausanne, to-night, in replying to the deon the Consolidated Fund Apiation Bill. he was confronted aseries of criticisms and queregarding- Lausanne from Mr. ion Churchill. Chamberlain, however, decided 8w the bulk of Mr. Churchill's 'is to await answer by the Alinister, although in regard to omment upon the effect of the Mt in America the Chancellor •iout that after all, the British :ers had been in touch at LauT ■ not only with European repre•iws. but also with those of the | States. He asked the House '•eve that in this rare and deliatuation the Government had no 1 to think that the course they !»en was one which would lead ? of the unfortunate results Mr. Churchill had anticipated,.