The New York herald., 1921-05-20
BRAND TOLD TO ASK
ADVICE OF AMERICA
Deputy Margarine In Exciting
Debate Urges Premier to
Seek Aid of I. S.
TARDIEU ATTACKS CHIEF
Ruhr Delay Criticised and
Yielding to Lloyd George
Is Freely Charged.
TARDIEU ATTACKS CHIEF
BD the Assoc,n,ed Press.

81 the ASsoctGfed Press.
PARIS, May l9.-The Government OF
Premier BRAND was interpellated in
the Chamber of Deputies to-day on its
stand with regard to Germany. Three
Deputies spoke and still others are
down for speeches, which will carry
the discussion over until Saturday.
when Premier BRAND will reply and
ask a vote of confidence from the
Chamber.
The three speakers to-day were
Andre Tardieu. Centrist: NJ. Baudry
dAsson, Royalist, and NJ. Margarine,
Radical. All of them attacked ".
BRAND for his failure to occupy tho
Ruhr region of Germany and 10 take
stern measures for obtaining guaran-
tees from Germany. They charged NJ.
BRAND with forsaking the French
viewpoint on pressure from David
Lloyd George. the British Prime Min
lister. Tardieu said the French view
point could not be maintained without
falling out with England.
NJ Margaine made a passionate ap-
peal TO NJ. BRAND 10 call upon the
United States to aid in solving Euro
pean problems. "It behooves u.s." he
said. ''to show America how she can
assure Europe the peace which she so
badly needs"
Great Britain through her Charge
~ - ~. -.
French Government yesterday an early
meeting Of the Allied Supreme Council.
TO which an American representative
would be invited. II was announced to-
day. Premier BRAND. In response. said
he favored such a meeting but would
reserve definite reply until the end OF
the Chamber of Deputies discussion of
the foreign situation
The Temps says that conversations
have been held both IN London and Paris
with regard 10 the question put by the
British Government as 70 whether
France would occupy the Ruhr region IN
case German army entered Upper
Silcsia- The British Government IS OIL
d"avoring IN procure a meeting of the
Allied Supreme Council 10 decide the
Slleslan problem, tho newspaper states.
but the French Government. because OF
the Parliamentary debate. ca mot make
a decision before Monday rext
Meanwhile tho Temps adds TIE
FroncA Government cannot be certain
uiat fonae event wll not arise which
viii ohllEe u 20 occupy tbe Ruhr. al
though = is not anticipated here that
such IN event VII occur. II Il ia de-
sired n recstahiisli peace In Upper
siie@'a. the newspaper says. measures
must be taken 10 advise Germany OF the
riaSs Incurred n the Germans do not
put an end 70 tho war preparations be-
inn carried out
Premier Briand reiterated his dcclara-
t'on hat France insist. upon the eSecu-
ton of tho Versailles treaty In drawing
the frontier hne between Germany and
Poland IN Upper Silrfia. IN speaking to
newsraper corrcrponderts fie declared
that INVASION n Siissia hv German
troops would not he tolerated BY France.
N BRAND sRii he did not SEQ The de-
STABILITY ~ meeting Prime Minister
Llovd George before aii the documents
relating ~ tho silestan piehiscl,e had
bcen received from the interailied CONE
mission M Opnolr. adding France and
ENGLAND can converse only ~ equals
and NJ Lloyd George himself pll arres
70 thiv when th~ mzundsr iandlrg ts
disnelled"