The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-08-15
Reparation
Conference
[ Inanimiiy Between
end Great Britain
.incipal Reason
breakdown.
..stned to Failure.

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The 18th allied conference On Ger
man ffpsfait0ns hfgkf down today,
agreeing ~ disagree ~ iitf anokst
fhfn for both France aud Great Efis
tain Pot I, fhffe having been = e0His
plftf lack NJ BHanimifg On HE ims
ponant points discussed
From If commencement ths CON
iffenfT seemed pfedeHtined ~ failure.
according 10 the FieH expressed bg
flote ebNffRffa 0i the situation. and
tlfse Observer tonight aff IT the
opinion that tht failure indicates uis
tef lBfGmDaiibiiifY befHeeu tire poll.
fies n Great Britain and France -
Nard GffmsBE
Urged Adjournment
IL what extent the fffent note af
the earl of Eallouf f9Btfibmed ~
i0days results IL partly fyidsHfed
by the line u the lifb hour II
tempt by signor schaulff. the lead
ing Italian deifgate. ~ mediation
viii Premier Lloyd George ~ Che.
ggefs Court Sunday, when the Italian
fofsign minister pf0p0aed that dis
cussion III 4 moratorium Tor Germany
and eoguzte matters should BE- al
jonfnfd until after fhe various e0un-
tries had carried out their debt fund
ing negotiations With the United
States,
Ar, Lloyd Geofge tubmaed this
proposition 10 the conference todaT.
bat. although II Was supported bY
the other deleVatea. IL vas Opp0sed
BY Premier P0ineaife. and fiiefeup0n,
1r, Lloyd Gsofze declared he Was
Unable 70 agree ~ al adjournment
III the conference without mora
torium.
The situation n0w appears 10 he
that the conference taF separated |
without any idea u q HeW confer
gnce. The British government iHs I
sists upon 4 moratorium ~ 81 ifns
Deratiye precedent 70 any further ne- /
g6tiations, On the Other hand. ~ |
Poinczfc resolately felnses a mora. |
lofium. unless IL II accompanied by 1
what he calls "gaafantecs,'
Situation Fofeseen
The English critics oi fhe sitaa. |
ion, ~ between EnGlaDd and |
france, saw no other outcome from |
he first They held that VI. poin- /
are feared his parliament and ap.
pretended a fall ljke that oi iofuicr
BRAND II he yielded 10
British persuasion. The previous
tllied conferences concerning Ger.
many generally have ended with
i0mc show of a surface agreement
,etween the policies of Great Brit
iin and France. This was almost
be first occasion Oh which the dele
,afes "aqreed 10 differ"
The situation is considered aft the
1orc serious, viewing the coatinn-
,us fali in the mark aud the fact
bat nothing whatever has been de,
ided upon beyond temporary sag.
cnsjon of the reparaftODs payment
be BY Germany Tuesday, The |
fbolc question II again thrown into
be hands of the reparatioHs COM
iissi0n and tonight neither from the
rench nor British delegates could
uyfhing be cleaned concerning the
ezt step 10 be taken Both sides
re awaiting further discussions in
leir respective cabinets p,
Premier Calls Cabinet.
Paris, Aug. l4.-Prcmler P0incare
~ called meeting of the French
abinet for Wednesday morning 70
jnsjdcr the international situation,
was announced. The premier viii (
new his instructions 10 NJ. Louis a
alis, president Of tile reparations c
10 oppose the propoged (
oratorium for Germany, II also vas +
armed.
In French official circles, II IL be- +
wed that Belgium viii take the c
mg attitude towards the mora
ridm a. France. The commission G
III thus stand two for and two +
,ainst the project, unless VI. DIT il
1is, as president, is conceded de- 4
ding voice, as has been the prac- fl
q since the United States was not o
fcially represented
Premier poincare Ii not bound by a
" conclusions of the London con- II
renee, according 10 the official o
aim here, 4