New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
snse,nl cnhre 70 The Tr.hnne

Copyright. 1922 New York Tribune. Inc.
PARIS, Sept. Announcing that
no concession to Germany Is seen in
the Reparation Commissions decision
70 relieve Germany of gold reparation
payments this year, the French coun-
ell Of Cabinet Ministers to-day cleared
the situation by publishing communi-
que stating that the French govern
nent takes note of the fact that no
moratorium was granted, and agrees
Y the facilities for payment allowed
" Belgium. Fearing that the govern
nent might make too great concessions
. the British policy by formally ac-
eeptlng the decision, Yeactionaries on
tas Right had taken advantage Of am
niguisies in the commissions decision
socreate an agitation against Poincare.
Immediately after the session of the
ministers to-day The Tribune corre-
spondent learned from the highest au-
ihorlty the following explanation:
The Council of Ministers never
would have accepted the Reparation
.gammission's decision if it would have
seen an encouragement to Germany's
nad faith, but this is not the case. On
ne contrary, Germany's obligations
fnain in their entirety. There Is a
great difference between the easier
Ssys of payment granted Germany and
aamission that Germany has a right
soI pay. There is no concession to
ss'srmany but simply an accoinmoda-
sisa % the worlds economic difficulties
nha time will be employed to solve at
tons. 0
Answer RaIfnur,o NnSa
We have already begun to put into
s.ss.lee our new reparations policy by
sehalng an answer to the Earl of Bal
tours note of August /. We establish
y snis answer that settlement Of AL
lled debts and reparations must not
Sniy De synchronous but priority must
ne granted to devastated regions. and
- cannot make payment Of any debt
psntil the deyastations are made good
1ermany and we have been reim-
ssafsed for the funds we nave spent
sor Shls purpose"
N one or two weeks when the gov
ament has perfected itss plan for
rao1hlsing big reduction In the Ger
,.si ss.a cent IN case Frances creditors ac-
sept payment in German bonds this
Proposition will be presented to all in
a.s,ssa aren, governments in the shape of a
hass hSsho robin" France is anxious to
dah.s an lnter-Allied conference on
sh,ss ana reparations as soon as pos
sa ), ahd favors October If acceptable
sae other governments. There is
sfsss ieeilng in the highest official
Wi. es mat 1t would be advisable to
tlan. ts until after the American cleo
Il ba,ose ,peIose holding the conference. 1t
d raaas aasVea that il it were possible
an sach a real European agreement on
hs..1 1nahclal problems it would he the
gsssaa argument to induce the United
70 take an interest in Europe.
France TO Keep Watch
;sasesualiy public sentiment here IS
s;ssa,ppolnfed in the results and som
lsssS was,y so,aay attacked Poincare for al
slswao;ssaa % M;saSness. . From parliamentary
ths sU,ns Foincare would probably lose
d ALI ;spp0Lt OF the right, but ii
borters ne will gain new sun
viii as.I, from among the left. which
Tie SFS.ssie Faae ann to get a new majority.
spala elgn Office to-day said France
hos IL watcn to see that Belgium wa
;ect s.,eated - by Germany on the s,,h.
hsiss, searanties, because the soonsr
won)d w),In, was paid the sooner Franre
The Renasgal.n gln receiving installmenfs.
ii e,;.: ,;.:pssfation Commissions sen;s;ar,
nss st:n,,,s. t:0,Iea on the Quai d'Orsay for
eIsn .,,au.iaflng the methods ~ tba NJ, J4
elan n;.hs sase 9, They fear little Bel
d fsss .sagat be :nssnidatod ana Era,,,o o.
n tfs sras. g sske protective interest
.s,s pus saca Of Ministers this morn
ssswsr = ,s's an.sr1lag touches on tha;r
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ksEz al sha st-wa.aed ;ite docu-
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