morning's papers, attacks on the of the Exchequer show clearly that the relations between France and' Great Britain ave so little improved that they give small hope of fruit ful results, Discussing the possible effects of] Pai "Echo de Paris" says break-up of the Conference, the
event, there is no rea-to keep his promise to declare a date for the evacuation of the Rhineland. If Great Britain and the other Powers de-fired to withdraw their troops, they were welcome to.do so. In_ this base France would alone romain on the Rhine, But unless there was general agreement, Great Britain included, the Young Plan could not ome Into force—Trans-Ocean Kuo
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