Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-09
NE W ARM|sT|CE
!. TE RMS NOT YET
FORMUL ATE D BY
COUNCIL Of WAR
Upon Suggestion Of Wilson,
Supreme Economic Council
to Handle Other Than Mill
tary Problems, Approved,
AGREEMENT NEAR ON
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Only Few Articles of Draft Re-
main to Be Presented to.
Commission, Official French
Report Announces.
lay MORNING JoueuAL SPECIAL LEASED wresi

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London, Feb. s (British Wireless
Service) when the supreme inter-
allied war council met in Paris today
one of the questions which it discuss
ed was the gravity of the relations
between Germany and Poland. ac-
cording to dispatches from Paris.
The military danger with which
Germany menaced Poland. it is felt
may threaten France later on. So
!, far, it is declared. the Germans have
turned deaf ear to the injunctions
of Marshal Foch in regard to the
evacuation of territory claimed by the
! Poles. The Germans are holding an
| army in readiness to march into Po-
land and are concentrating troops in
the east.
The war council is resolved, ac-
cording to an Exchange Telegraph
company dispatch, to compel Ger
many to carry out the clauses of the
armistice and in the renewal of the
armistice on February II will prob
ably impose such conditions that from
the point of view of rehabilitation
and disarmament all the danger
threatening Poland will be removed
| A Reuter- dispatch from Paris says
it is declared in well informed French
quarters that in view of the German
attitude toward the Poles. the asso-
ciated powers may think 1t advisable
to consider the question of the oceu-.
patton OF the,-pert of DanSIg and the.
railroad from DanZig to Thorn with
allied and Polish forces.
AT the meeting Friday Marshal
| Foch and General Weygand were
present for France: Admiral Sir Ross
lyn Wemyss for Great Britain, Gen
eral Bliss for the United States and
| General Robilant for Italy.
Paris, Feb. S.-The supreme war
council continued its discussion of
the terms for a renewal of the ar
mistice today. The following Off
cial communication with respect to
the negotiations was issued this aft
ernoon:
THE supreme war council met
this afternoon from three to five
o'clock at the Quai D'Orsay. The
discussion of the terms of renewal
of the armistice was continued. The
| following resolution proposed by
President Wilson was approved;
'First--Under present conditions
many questions not primarily of mil
| it;.ry character which are arising
daily and which are bound to be-
come OF increasing importance as
! time passes, should be dealt with on
| hcnalf of the United States and The
aliIes by civilian representatives of
these governments experienced in
such observation-disclosures, food, block
ade control, shipping and raw ma
! terials.
| 'Second-To accomplish this, there
shall be constituted at Paris su-
preme council to deal with such
matters for the period of the armis-
tice. The council shall absorb or
replace all such other existing inter
allied bodies and their powers as 1t
may determine from time to time
The economic council shall consist OF
mot more than five representatives
of each interested government.
/ 'Third-There shall be added to
the present International permanent
armistice commission two civilian
| representatives of each government,
who shall consult with the allied
high command, but who may report
direct to the supreme council
'The meeting will take place on
Monday at o'clock p. M
League of Nations Plans Progress.
Paris, Feb. 8.rThe following offi-
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