Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-02
Ambassador JusSerand For
wards Outline of COnverSa-
ton He Had With Hughes.
NOT TO IRRITATE ALLIES
Hughes Says State Dept. Has
No Further Communication
10 Make to Germany.

LONDON, May 2-Thc declara-
ton of the allied stand on the rep
question, in which Ger
many will be given a brief interval
to comply with the demands, was
drawn up this forenoon by foreign
ministers of Great Britain, France,
Italy and Belgium.
This declaration was submitted
to the supreme council when it met
at 1890 o'clock.
The proceedings in the council of
foreign ministers which comprise
Lord CurZon, Premier Brian. the
French foreign minister, Count
SforZa and NJ. Jaspar, are described
as having proceeded smoothly. but
the documents the sNdrew up would
have to take its final form in the su-
preme council.
The interval of a few days pro-
vided for will not be for purpose OF
negotiations. but to give the Ger
man government time to rehect the
negotiations being considered at an
end.
The supreme council examined the
| draft OF the declaration presented
by the foreign ministers. After an
hours consideration the councll ad-
journed until s +. NJ.
Great Britain will make a naval
demonstration if Germany refuses
to yield in the reparations issue. The
demonstration which would not take
the form of a blockade would prop
ably occur in the North sea.
The reparations commission VIII
advise Germany of the allied condi-
ton after six days. Germany then
will have six days in which to give
an answer which is required to be
direct yes or no without conditions.
The allied supreme council after
receiving the report of the councll
of foreign ministers agreed in prin-
ciple of the plan of Foreign Minister
Jaspar, providing for an ultimatum
to be presented to Germany and
providing for military action.
Experts selected at yesterdays
meeting of the supreme allied coun-
eli met today to put the ultimatum
into final form for submission to the
allied council. Decision to send
final note to Germany will not ap-
parently defer action by the French
IN occupying the industrial Ruhr
portion if this becomes necessary.
Premier BRAND was to have sent
orders to Paris last night ordering
that the class of 1919 be called to
the colors and that preparations for
an advance into Germany be made.
IL
did not intend to order her forces
into the Ruhr district today and the
supreme council evidently reached
an agreement that would give Ger
many an opportunity to come for
ward with new proposals pending
the placing of the French troops i'll
the field. The ultimatum might de-
mand a reply within ten days, but
the exact time was to be fixed today
by the council.
Great Britain's participation in
the application of Coercive measures
to Germany would be limited. it was
understood, to a naval demonstra-
ton in the North sea and possible
blockade of Ham burg.
Latest reports from Berlin declare
the German government did not in
tend to send further communications
to the allies until it receives Presi
dent Harding's answer to its repar-
ations proposal.
Premier BRAND said today it
would take twelve days to complete
French military preparations.
IF at the end of that time Ger
many has not fully yielded to the al
lies the French troops will march"
march alone" he added.
Margaret Towne left her home at t33
Rossville Avenue. South Amboy on We'd
ncsday afternoon April %. Her hus-
band wants her to return to her children
as they need her and are crying for her
night and day. The past will all he
forgotten If she will only return 10 her
home It will be necessary to put the
children in. a home if she does not re-
turn so any information to her where
abouts will be greatly appreciated by her
husband. who can be reached at the
above address. @6@0-5-2-lt"
Any one finding diamond ring in bag Of
fruit or vegetables Return same to NJ