Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-26
DISARMAMENT MUST
Be COMPLETE JULY |.
ALLIES TELL BERlIk
Military Experts Agree on Plar
Which Will be Satlsfac-
factory to France.
CONFERENCE ON NEAR EAST

Paris. Jsn. ze.---psui D0umer. Frenrf
Minister of Finance. opened discBsTi0r
Of German repsratsons by fnc supreme
allied council here this morning. 81
read a report on ths financial situation
and outlined the French viswpcirf N
Tho conference then heard Barofl
d'Abernon, British ausbosssdor 20 Ger
many. II
Allied military experts tn1ay handel
10 the council their report on a plan Co.
the disbandnep. Of German rni'itsrJ
units 10 gives zatisfoctior 20 ihd
French, providing for Fun cornpiiarc1
with all disarmament clauses u thA
Versailles treaty, and 81 concedes ~
Great Britain q further delay which
was asked for by Premier Lloyd Gcorx.
rvo-thlrds Of the dissrrn8rnen, Trrsf
be completed by March ] and tns vo-k
must be finished by july 7.
This decision means thsf the chi
guards. the security police snr sirnflsf
organizations must be distandes
Washington, Jan. 2sSJvh- S<ss ~
Germany 20 the United sts,r~ for rnsir
tensnce Of American troops in German
territory under the Versatile. Treat
now aggregates s22s 600. 900, socordinr
10 a statement placed in the Co-rres-
sional Record yesterday by Senator SIC
Keller fDern., Tenn.D This inciB8efi
tho total expense since the occgpatic1f
by the AIiied and Associated Power
The Information was presented with
view 90 curtafiing the regular army
slge and expenses in View ~ u1onntinF
expenses IN Germany. for which Afr
McReliar added. payment promises tr
be long delayed.
Paris Jon. 2s--Prsrni-r Lloyd Ge0rE
in understood 20 have objected % sr
article in Paris Newspaper cTfticisinr
his attitude on various questions rort
being discussed by the supreme allied
council. and has complained bitterly
~ Premier BRAND regarding rho fons
Of the French press. says the 0euVra
Since I am treated this way N.
newspaper quotes Mr. lloyd CsrorEf
as saying. Il tell you : win never conn
90 Paris again"
". BRAND appealed 20 neyvsnarer re-
porters last night 10 use more ulodcra-
ton.
Paris, Jan. 2s-Thc supreme Counrfi
Of the Allies decided YESTERDAY % rnll
a conference 0f Allied roflresentafltfh
with Representatives q Greece arf
Turkey in London al an eaEiy a~ss N
settle Wear rasr que~fion
During the discussion IN the cuuariI
yesterday the general opinion was a.
veIoped that II was useiess 90 rrv q.
do anything for Austria apart frnr
the solution Of the economic nT0aier--
OF the neighborins countries with vni,1t
Austrsa's future IL hound 20 b. clussl.
connected. and the suggestion frun tis-.
Austrian section of the F;euarations
Commission for an advance 10 Austria
Of 25.o0e .000 yearly for 10 years
guaranteed by pledges on Austria 3 rr-
sources. was not acted upon. The ten
dency is. IT appears. 70 reject any prop
osition likely 70 involve Increased taxa
ton for France and Great Britain
The Italian viewpoint Is that Austria
should not he allowed 20 bind htrselt
20 any particular country or group a.
countries through international ar
rangements-
France win insist that the CermsF
indemnity be fixed by the Repzrntiors
Commission. as provided IN zine Yer
sailles treaty. instead Of by the pre-snr
conference OF the allied premiers. IL vaF
asserted on good authority today
Ah4t AGNlSAli+s ~ - AtA NAfrtr HaHA II
opposed vigorously By the BeiEisnl
The attitude Of the British delegation
is not known. France. however. WI
ask that the conference OF prcnseTF
take up the duties provided FOR in N.
second part Of Article 2sS C. .,s treaty
FOR prescribing the time and uannsr
for securing and dischargins the entire
. obligation.
Tho g,a..fs{,r - r,-.r.-e .r,-,s., .,.-f.l
20 the Preparations Commission fxinA
the total amount. The method o. pas
nent and the amount OF the install
ruents. France holds, may be settled b.
the prenliers. The Belgians are oppcs-
ing that solution as they desire that n
Boioagne agreement be carried out
This agreement provides for a cents
tive amount OF : s5.000.0aO.000 ana
grants Belgium priority on the hrsi
payment. which Is not provided for y
the Versailles treaty.
Sir Auckland GeSides. British Am
basssdor 20 the United States. called
home frcs. Washington for conferences
lost no tis.s in following 10 Paris IA.
British catfAet officers. 10 consult whog9
he had made his trip from America
arriving here Yesterday morning.
Paris. Jan. 26.--An unsuccessful at-
tempt was made today 70 assassin1t,
Avetis Ahreunian. head 90 the Arncn-
ian delegation In Paris. The atts. -.
occurred near his residence. the assas ~
sim using "a revolver. but failing go D.
his intended victim. The alicged asst
ant, who was arrested. gave hts name
.AlexaaeIe TaczSrkariava. 81 years u'l
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