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WILL NOT PERSIST
IN OPPOSITION
Paris Hears Germany Is Willing
to Use of Danzig by Polish
Troops.
COUNCIL OF FOUR MEETS
President Wilson and Premier
Discuss Reparation and Rhine
Valleys Disposal.
tEv Associated Pres

PARIS. April @.-Gcrmany will not
persist in her opposition TO the use
Of Danzig By Polish troops on the way
from Fr. ,ce 10 Poland, according to
advices reaching Paris newspapers.
Marshal Foch. who had planned 10
leave last night. will leave Paris to-
day for Spa TO meet the German rep
rcscntative 10 discuss the Danzg qucs-
ton. The marshal had a long confer
cnce Tuesday with Premier Clemen-
ccau.
phinc Valley Under Discussion.
Consideration OF the question Of
reparations and the disposition OF the
donpe,, nnine valley was continued b! the
Wilson and the Premicrs OF France,
Great Britain and Italy. when the ses-
II is understood 10 be prooabi: tha, a,
least three more days will be occu-
pied with these subjects. American
financial experts were called into the
session today.
Could Not Bc Happy in Such League.
No Asiattc nation could be nappy in
a League OF nations in which sharp ra
c!al discrimination is maintained. Baron
cation to the peace conference, de-
clared in statement today on the
position OF Japan.
we arc not too proud to fight" the
baron said, but VIC are too proud TO
accept a place Of admitted inferiority
IN dealing with one or, more associate
nations: We want nothing but simple
justice"
Japan is glad to join league of
ma, nati3ns 70 maintain peace and order,
Japan does not wish. he continued,
to to for, FORGE her iaborers as immigrants
nizes that this question is one for each
nation to deal with itself.
Japan feels that it is entitled to a
that the principle of equity and jus
tice is a Fundamental tenet of the
league of nations. the baron continued.
permanent and successful operation
OF the league, the baron asserted. un-
,eSS eS,h inc Gontracting parties enter it
American jews Are Heard.
a delegation of American Jews, in
eludtng Colonel Harry Cutler. Louis
1lnTshaI GnTsn H. Saof Sf Ne% " cTGsk and judge
hearing as todaS Sl bs the was XmeTissn giissn
peace, deiegation.on the Sproposition TO
include 81 the covenant of the league
terests OF Jews and other minority
populations in backward states
Delegates to Visit Ruined Area.
The French government has invited
n to 1fisfsates 1isit tss 70 the peace conference
Northern France on Sunday: Il is
planned 70 take the delegates to the
will leave Paris Saturday night, going
to Lens, Arras and other cities in the
coal and manufacturing ccntcrs which
suffered from the war.
Members of the American delegation
VIII go. but X is as yet unknown
whether President Wilson will be one
OF the party.
Consider Frontiers of state
President Wilson and the premiers
IN conference at the White House"
today decided to send 20 South Hungary
Tor information concerning the situa-
ton, and TO remove the misunder-
standing that has arisen regarding the
frontiers of new states. 1t has been
said that the revolutions have largely
been brought about by mistaken
notion rcsarding the Intentions of the
The council continued lie considcra-
tion OF separations today. There is
no indication OF final decision, but
II was said some progress was made
Responsibilities for the war also we're
further discussed.