The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
FRENCH APPROVE
GERMANY'S TERMS
Many Visible Signs Indi-
'" cafe Vote of Conf
dence in Cabinet
HUN MUST PAY IN FULL
Entire Debt Not Forgotten. Is
Tenor of BRAND Speech;
France Looks to u. S.

n, The Associated Prees.
NpapIS Feb 3.-The French par
lamont. chamber of senate, gave It's
.aai nj approval today to the gov
's.n,rent's declarations on the de-
'.,,s falycn by the supreme coun-
40 paris respecting rcparations,
SS'...l,,anout a.. and other questions.
'aa,rcived Premier Brands declar-
H., with all outward and visible
,..,. that promise "a large majority
80 vp'p Of confidence which the
lend cabinet will seek tomorrow.
.,aro T1rdieu, former high COM
..is.ioper TO the United States, has
sycn notice Of an Interpolation.
mis- appeared to be taken most
ssrtously by the government, but
y,s moderate attack against the
prand cabinet, especially NJ. l.ouch-
,,,r and on the haste the French
coysrnmcnt had displayed to settle
matters concerning the United
s,ies before the new administra-
lion was installed.
4 :. should BE Party
Crf,icisiug the Paris conference
g.. 9arlarcd. There can be no
D,,,,,lizaton. mobilization or dis
cogriing OF the German debt until
tne nll'u 9NdNVo q" - b"'' - W
agreement A.. ~,
~ the questions taken by the allied
conference in Paris already had
bosn. provided for in the Versailles
,r,.,y The conference. he contend
o5(yas useless. All that might have
hGen done was to hold the Germans
strictly 20 the treaty.
Artolc g40 of the Versailles treaty
settled Gcrmany's financial obliga-
ions. Article 23S provided for the
manner In which the indemnity
mist be paid and for turning the
matter over to the reparatiun com
Mission. said captain Tardieu. With
reference 10 disarmament no delib-
sra,ions we're needed except integral
enforcement of the treaty. With
respect 10 penalties. Article 270 pro-
,ided for the seizure of the German
customs.
Thus, the Paris conference dis
coyerad nothing" declared the
forrer high commissioner, who will
snsclaI emphasis on his belief that
tbe conference should have been
pos,poned until the United States
4 government had been given an op-
por;unity to express it's views on all
questions.
germany Must Pay All
In making mis- declaration, Nj.
BRAND informed the deputies that
the French government has no
wise renounced the purpose of COLI
Letting the entire debt due from
Germany, II she RECEIVERS her eco
nomlc prosperity
Germany would have to pay to
the llmi, Of her economic capacity.
The declaration was received with
business-like silence. In fact, II
could not be recalled that the
French chamber had ever been so
quiet under similar circumstances.
" BRAND, Tardicu. Margaine, La
cote and the communist leader NJ.
Cachin, presented their arguments
much as might the board OF direct
0rs Of a financial organization dis
cusslng the Liabilities Of an insolv-
ent debtor.
NJ. Tardicu did not finish his
speech tonight. but will continue to-
morrow when NJ. Loucheur, minist-
er ot finance, who was especially
attacked, will reply. Then NJ.
BRAND will answer NJ. Cachin, who
read the declaration of the com
munist after that OF the government
was finished today. The Commun-
Isl declaration advocates a world
wide revolution and immediate
peace with Moscow.
Comment in the chamber lobbies
Is 90 the effect that NJ. BRAND has
picked an easy task in replying to
NJ Cachin. The government tonight
appears certain ~ big vote of con-
iidence, as the bi-word of the dep
uties is. "Sit still, and wait the
declaration of the new American
gyernment."