Canada: EXTERNAL AFFAIRS: Another Trip for the P.M.
Canada's delegation to the Paris Peace Conference will be small, only six. But it hopes its influence will be bigger. Last week Prime Minister Mackenzie King told Parliament that he himself would represent Canada. It would be his second trip to Europe in ten weeks. Since the House still had plenty to do, he would take no opposition leaders with him. But he was certain that they would agree with his simple statement of Canada's position. Said he: Canada seeks no territories nor reparations. It wants only to help win a lasting peace.
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