The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
RIGID ALLIANCE
BINDS ENGLAND
TO HELP FRANCE


mcuts for tho Genoa conference will
proceed. opinion II vcering
The importance which Mr.. Lloyd
George attached to this conference
is sccn iu tho statement hc mado TO
ncwrpuprruon a. Cannes todny
whom ho declared he believed the
conference would succeed ana
added. "Wo want to sec America
at Genoa"
PARIS Jan. Raymond poln-
cure. fUIIur president ~ France
formally accepted the French pre-
mlcrFhip tonight lie succeeds Arlg-
tide BRAND who resigned yos-
tnrdny
A. M rolncarc went into coufor-
curr with President Miilcmnd, It
w1s reported that tho cabinet slate
was Ha follows.
Premier and foreign minister
Justice " De Selves. or NJ Raj
bortI
Interior General MaunOury
warn Maginot
Muruo--M Landry
Finance. ". he fn St"yrle.
Commerce Francois Mirsnl.
Public instruction NJ Epraud
AfTiculturc---Jcan Duraud,
Colonies VI. sarrnut.
Public WorkH--M. Lo Trucquer.
Labor NJ. Darrinc. N. Jourdaiu,
or NJ. Colrat
Opposition Develops.
Opposition 10 the proposed Poin-
care ministry has already bocu eN-
pressed Ia the radical socialist
group IN the chamber Of deputies.
The democrats left iu the senate do
cidcd that mono Of lts members
should enter the new ministry.
Polncaro has been one OF Tho most
consistent leaders Of the French pO-
htlcnl faction. demanding;
strict execution Of ovorv clause OF
tho Versailles treaty and subsidiary
documents by Germany
Further military occupation ot
Germany II the Berlin government
defaults In It's indemnify obllga-
tionA.
A recoivership for Germany with
an allied control commission In Bor-
lin II Germany s,ils to mako the In
demnity payments due thia month
and next.
a close alliance between France
and Poland
Refusal by France to recognize
tho Moscow soviet government uh-
less Il promises TO pay all Russia 3
foreign debts and make other con-
cessiona
IIis Treaty Attitude.
NJ. polncare's altitude on the
proposed Angio-french treaty OF al
lance, which was under discussion
at Cannes when NJ. BRAND suddenly
deserted tho supreme council meet
Ing to come 20 Paris. was outlined
as follows In the Revue des DeuN
Mondes lust prior to the collapse OF
tho BRAND government.
"Assuredly positive official nj
lance between Britain and Franco
would be precious to France and
would give us the security which We
lack. IL would enable VIZ to reduce
our military burdens and concon
trato upon establishing throughout
| tho world. hut II England does no
| formally undertake an obligation
| to force strict application OF th'
| treaty OF Versailles and II needs bo
| further sanctions tpenalties) toward
Germany. the alliance would be
farce. Let us hope that such nj
alliance would revive tho Versailles
treaty and would not weaken eithoi
nation"
The press and political circles gen
| orally Expressed regret over thu
resignation of NJ. BRAND. but the,
welcomed with approval the sclec
tlon OF M. Poincaro aa Briands sue
cessor.
Press Wants Alliance.
Practically all the newspaper
pointed out that NJ. BRAND left be
hind him the policy OF close uniol
with Great Britain as ono means Il
assist e-ostabllshmept of worl,
peace. They expressed the hope
that NJ. poincare would immediate
| ly deal with tho crisis which ha
been preciplthtod,"
IL IA felt IN many, quarters tina
tho crisis reached it's climax heigh
nj tho most inopportune time, II
view OF the fact that Germany ha
announced she cqhnot pay the In
demnity installmeht due Sunday.
Newspapers announced the desir
that tho new Polncaro mlnistr
would continue the negotiation
broken Off at the supreme counci
meeting at Cannes.
Advices from Cannes said tn
council meeting hnd been broke