The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-02

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navuif military, finance, shipping. Var
tfads, war industries and food. IL makes
about 1000 words.
TIE sub-headingS naval military,
diplomatic and shippingS here follow in
fuli:
Naval.
stD-The formation oi an inter
Allied naval council to coordinate the
operation OF the naval forces OF the
United States and her associates in the
war. so that these forces may m the
fvtuse be operated as one Of the prose
cstors IN the prosecution of the war ON
the sea and in conjunction with the
land forces
-O--An agreement between the
British admiralty ands the navy depart
ment putting into effect certain plans
relating TO the prosecution ot the naval
war against the submarines
Use More Naval Forces.
"(0-The formation oi q dciinlI plan
for the more active utilization ut AmcrI.
can naval forces IN conjunction with
those oi nations engaged IN the war
against the central powers
"(A--Agrcemcnt with the British al
miralty, making il possible Tor Amer
can naval Officers to keep fully in
formed OF the operations and policle, o'
the British admiralty. so that perfect
cooperation between the navy depart
rnent and that body is assured
"G)-Reorganlzation OF American ma
val forces AT French portS
"(0-The securing of q full and dc
tailed picture Of the naval problem, IN
European waters.
Military.
"O)-Aiter conference. cNcndpp
ever approximately thirty days with the
chiefs Of stalis, members of the general
stats and commander, -n-Ohcls oi the
allied armies ON the western front, a,
well as with the highest civil officials
of the respective governments. the cy
tent Of the military effort To be aimed
at BY the United States, Was clearly de-
termlned
"(2)-With this determination In
mind negotiations were carried on
looking TO the pooling Of resources
for the mutual advantage Of all the
countries engaged in the wal
Agstnst Germany The contribution
Of the United States to this pool
ing arrangement was agreed upon.
The contributions likewise Of the
countries associated with the United
States were determined This pool
Ing arrangement guaranteed that
full equipment OF every kind would
be available to all American troops
sent TO Europe during the year
1918.
"(0-Unqualiied support to the rc,o-
luton adopted by the mltr-allicd con
ferenceS looking to the creation OF an
allied advisory board charged with the
duty OF advising the shipping authorities
OF each nation concerning the location
OF tonnage, so as to permit the military
effort 10 he realized
"(A--Full survey made OF problem ol
debarkauon IN Europe OF American
military forces and transportation OF
such forces and supplies to the bases OF
military operation
Closer Cooperation.
"(5)-ArrangementS made Tor fullest
cooperation between the United States
Great Britain and France in the prob
lem of military instruments and sup
plies OF all kinds.
"(6-Plans made for the proper pr
RaniIation under naval and military
control OF ports OF debarkatlon Of
troops and discharge OF cargocs look
ing to the most economical utilization
ef tonnage
ATG-Partieipation in military delb
erations OF supreme war council as
step towards efficient and centralized
unity Of control of military operations
Diplomatic
TD-Full and frank discussion he
tween Colonel House as special rep
resentatve OF the government Of the
United States and the heads Of the
British French and Italian govern
ments with regard TO the war policy ol
the United States and her associate, m
the war
g "C)-Particiiaton by the member,
Of the mission in a meeting OF the
Britiih war cabinet at which conic-
.enoe a general and useful discussion
was had concerning the needs Of the
allies, and the extent OF the assistance
to be expected from the United States
"(lParticipation by the United
States in an inter allied war conference
held in Paris on November y. At th,
conference all preliminary speeches
were dispensed with, and within half an
hour after the conference had been
called TO order by NJ Clemenceau, 1t
had split into committees for work
Only One "Bromo Quinine.H
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