The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11
Wilson Plans to Stay in Washing.
ton Only Long Enough 10 Sign
Bills During Closing Hours Of
Congress.
TO GIVE ATTENTION TO
HIGH EXECUTIVE BODY
Supreme Councils Work Said 10
Be Most Important Feature Of
Peace Conference After Society
Of Nations.


Paris. fsh. 40 .H Evidence Of prrai-
dent Wilson's intention not 10 ahnn.
don ih. peace conference upon the
ratification or the society of nations
plan be- found in the disclosure today
that he plans tu RETURN from wash
inEton a. pulH by March 20. This
Involves su brief stay ui washing
ton us tu ucrmit onN tho signing uf
bills during the closing hours Of con
grssH n ~ understood thni ir VII.
son intends 90 give personal attention
ln PARIS tu the work uf The supreme
executive council which promises to
be- ihc most important feature uf tho
peace conference after the disposal
of the society of nations.
interesting Developments in The
work uf the supreme council of tho
peace conference uru expected today
Tho draft of the plan for a society II
nations viii ho before The commits
Hiun for second reading and u "a
probable that o. viii ho prepared for
action hy plDuary session uf tho
conference late ln the week. lnunl.
NIFTY continues Co prevail that ths
rUuimiaaiuu'H report viii hg adopted.
Tho supreme war council although
hearing tho claims " Helgiuu dole
HHtvt Iu support of tho French view
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td until uu tho same foutinr ua Ger
many. iH expected Co refer this mut'
fpr Go 600 economic committee. n %
now evident that tho supreme VA
council will boz relieved uf tlW uupH
ton. which Be- rornrdrd uH un ocunnm'
Be-. rather than o. military question.
Tho supreme economic counrl
which IL about to be- organized, be- cN
urcted Co consider French and icl
g.hn proposals that Essen and oth,l
German Industrial towns should be
occupied 90 ur,,,ut tnp mHnufnctur'
of munitions ana arms This b. .
question which hrau on the ability o'
grrmuny 60 uaY heavy iudcmniti,'
/ through products ~ industry and 4
Dol the American NIyW that the supproH
/ sion ~ GUrmaut'H muuitIuu produg
/ ton can be as well assured hN q Hys
/ tenn Of authorized Inspection by on
tontc agents Wits would permit thi
German Industries 90 continue will
safety 30 the allies.
The French aud n,lEun plea tha
they should h, permitted tn rcCuui
. thviI enormous lusatH Us tho destrur
tom Of tho industrial plants thruuEl
. the stoppage Of German iuduHtrir
. until France and lisirium have occi
. rehHhilltntCd is met hN the American
. view which is shared hN the British
that such losses should be- ryimburs
ed by cash indemnitiss from Ger
many within q reasonable time. tn
supreme economic council eau rogu
late the distribution of raw material
between countries 20 uH 20 inHur
France and belgium of q proper ad
vantage over Germany ana prUvcn
the latter from gaining the world
markets
once dlNcstod OF i's economic foa
tures arrangements Tor Hu eNtonHio
of the military nrmistico can Dee quirl,
W completed. II is believed vertar
that American troops will not be- en-
ploycd NJ permanent rnrrisQus iu IN
Rhine country longer than is uoccs
snry Cor military purposes or to insur
the carrying out Of the Con'mUrcia
conditions Of the aTmiHtiCe.