PEACE CONFERENCE.

Taihape Daily Times, 21 March 1919, Page 5

PEACE CONFERENCE.

THE ALIEN 'QUESTION

JAPAN SUBMITS AN AMEND-

MENT

Received 9.20_ $AStf3, March 20

■ ajpi has submitted an amendment J the Supreme Council asking for iqual rights and just treatment o£

iflens within their borders, who are tationals of States which are niem»ers of the League.

The Commission on International Bureaux is inviting the League of Nations to enforce its decisions. This lecision is due to American opposi;ion arising regarding America's state •ights #

I EQUALITY OF NATIONS

JAPANESE CONTENTION

EEBUTTED.

Received 11.15

PARIS, March 20.

itralian delegates at the Peace

Pference said it was impossible for e British Dominions to agree to the

Japanese demands for equality of treatment for all nationalities. The Australians' desire was to build up an All-British, population of fifteen millions at the earliest possible moment. If they opened the door to Asiatic immigration it meant that they closed

±o Europeans. ■he Canadian delegates agreed.

IRMANY MILITARILY MUZZLED

NO LARGE ARMY POSSIBLE

LONDON, March 20.

Received 9.50 a.m

Eiris reports indicate that the peace s prevent any surreptitious trainof a large German army, and a ;on armament production. The fleet will consist of six battleships, six light cruisers, twelve destroyers, and twelve torpedoers. The personnel allowed is 15.000. ■ * .

LUXEMBURG WANTS INDEPENDENCE.

THE PEOPLE'S UNSHAKABLE WILL

Received 11.15

PARIS, March 20. fhe Luxemburg Parliament passed a ration affirming the people's unshak able will maintain the country's inde-

pendence.