Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-14
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ra-s. Jan. I7 rFy The 4. P)-Rav- --o-d Ta.-czrs. who has assumed the task os f--uiBz ministry 10 succeed --st 9s A-.s-fis Brand, said tonight that -- "a no. t1tnk that hs could complete he work before Sunday evening al the ear .s-
 y r7.-ez-. added thst he had !n- formed David Lloyd George. the British --.-4 minister, that he would be happy -- confer with him at the British su- r=r7v .u Farrs tomorrow.
 T. was Vslls receiving dsputations '--- The principal groups In parliament .s evening that N Potncsre gave 7ut Information.
 tr you s1ow he said. 'Afr. Lloyd George rs-y 0ndiy expressed a desire r-H, rrh M. Brands successor, 4 was appointed. when he passed through Paris from Cannes, bound nnra-- ! have informed him that Hu Ua happy 70 confer with him st Inc F-ra- embassy.
 tH -s- conversation I'll require sev- --a- hours. thus delaying the efforts rrr-rf rn begin tomorrow to obtain Inc rr r.-r--z-c-- need Tn the new minis r-r Eo not think the cabinet can be formed before Sun1sy night al the car ---
 Parliament having decided 70 meet --r. rrs--dzr ! must he able before z--.=--= --r-s t7 famEiarize myself
 -~f s-uS='ore between the sl- -. a-f particularly concerning the de- ."aaf.Hr- a- Cannes.
 Further conferences are likely lu tho r--- ftr--. They have their uses but believe v0Had he better to only sun- -r- f-r supreme council after the at'l- .vHf0-v have co11pl eted the prepsra- -r-v work Tn my opinion the supreme -r~c ought h. -iuci7le 10 meet only '-- fts exchange of D. >sturss"
 N r0-c7-c told the 7leEstes con- ..--7- frs -7h'1rr that he did not ina --s any ono sxncctsd him 10 form a purely 00.t.rsI ministry.
 Nc o-- ss-iss" hs declared. "the gravity 0' -re situation. We are living through r01-u now ss serious ss those falt f'r.0r is more rscessary than rrr-. Above ar we must s,cure disarn- ~ r fhers- -r~ -Ss 7o Ion 0' parsons.
 Hrar- '7 Tho intis9susahle work we VII have -0 accomplish. It must bs -aHs '-- +r- hsr.Ht of France: no. --- orc -z--v or another"
 " having hHsr pointed out to M ~-r-=-r that fra Inclusion os certain -=r-='= Tn tra ministry would .- --0rvs objections. the new premier ---f-f
 have committed myself 10 nobody rrf ran remind v-u that all the eshl- -..- -----r while had the honor to b. r- TTe-s Palace included socialist --frs'-"
 ----- circles were ,n scsc- mind
 when '-s rs0v-es after thA CT. ---. --v--f -v N B-'a7f's =o-sa. t--7' --- came '0 realize the -c-.ous- '-n situation and manifested e,- '--- =----v -0 have Ina cabinet crisis American --rSv comments trickIi7g ir
 r-fsv--sr-a v'sw- caused worry among tAe merhers. ----- circles s'zo r-a-ifev-r1 u-.
 ~r'e reflections ot oT'r,or --r working clements showed r-- ---o7-.-- "a Nr Poircs-e. whom -e'v- newspapers nave bee1 open.
 -e-z'-E ss the "6a7Ee-ou' -- 70 France.
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