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soc, 900 900 marks on condition that
materials b delivered to the value Of
: 900, 900 900 gold marks.
At this rate It would take flvc years
I, pay on the priority claimed BY the
Beigians. and France would have to
wait TINT long before receiving any
ca sh at ALL.
The solution Of the Turkish prob
lem and the consideration OF the An
CORA treaty was gone into further this
afternoon whom the premiers ana
foreign ministers held an informal dis
1 cussion,
1t was indicated today that the
greatest efforts would be put~forth to
dispose Of the Angora question by
tuesday. and II possible conclude the
Supreme Councils work by Tuesday
night or Wednesday morning.
The question OF reparations will
occupy almost the entire time OF the
conference Monday. and the delegates
are hopeful that decision will be
reached on this question also at the
end OF one days consideration OF tn
subject The experts this forenoon be-
k0H OiSNuSlOH dS w INV Nsic Af -
, billion marks paid by Germany last
August should be divided.
Z The Council. yesterday afternoon
= unanimously decided to hold n Euro
Ipcan economic conference during thu
= first two weeks OF March Mt Genoa
. The United States will receive a for
d NAL invitation to participate and 1t i
: expected that country will be repre-
4 scented by several unofYicial observers
4 Immediately afterward the Premier
2 and Foreign Ministers met and adopt
h cd conditions under which Russia. Ger
e. many. Bulgaria, Austria Hungary an
n other European powers will be invite
\. TO participate. Turkey was not men
+ toned In the list OF nations to be In
vited
Among the conditions, adopted
the form OF resolutions, In the stipu
iation that nations cannot claim III
right to dictate to one another III
principles according to which the
shall organize their interior systems
N property rights. government o. ~
\ litical economy"
The decision to call the conferen
was regarded by the majority of del
: gates here as amounting to recogr
ton OF the Soviet Government OF Ru
sia.
Tho conditions attacked to Russi'
participation are that Soviet Russ
:. cease Bolshevlk propaganda abroa
:. that she undertake not to attack
=, neishbors and that she recognize
" honorable obligations entered Into
w preceding Russian Governments.
'i- Mr.. Lloyd George declared the All
had reached point where they m,
en- act decisively and broadly II the eco
onic structure OF Europe was to
en- saved. He said the present meeting
the Supreme Council was the m,
en- important that had been held sir
the armistice, and that the public op
en- ion of the world demanded that +,
Allies take wider responsibilities
en- revive Europe.
"Germany's capacity 10 pay deper
nd upon her foreign trade" he nc
nd Statements as toNk internal wea
are misleading and inconcluslve. I
nd export trade must revive II she m
pay what she owes. 1t is now O
rth rs per cent OF the prewar figure. 7
restoration OF Eastern and Southea
b~- ern Europe Is vital to the health
III. the world. If the Allies do not do
who will?"
he- Mr.. Lloyd George declared that +
a. shevik propaganda must be stopI
He laid great emphasis upon the pt
that Great Britain herself had su'
80. ed from 1t in the East.