The New York herald., 1922-08-14
SHORT MORATORIUM
many's Payments, Ques-
bns Of Loan and Inter
|llied Debts Go Over.
|ITICs KILLED PLANS
pcil Believed by Many to
|e Been Spiked in Advance
by Balfom Note.
~ Gable to TIE NEW York HERALD.
Mt, 1929, by THE NEW York HERALD

IL Cable to THE NEw York HERALD.
ht, 1929, by TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Aug. IL.
session of the confer
# the Allies is expected to re-
about q possible parting of the
between england and France.
Xpert4 Ieel sure tonight that
$ no liability of reconciling
ent theories of Pre-
and Premier Poin-
Germany. They will
1 rt tomorrow. and 1t is expected
be conference will then resolve
hto an effort to save the Entente
of M. Poincare's reiterated in
to take separate action should
George decline to cooperate.
Immediate threat of break has
'erted by an understanding that
parations Commission in Paris
low Germany a suspension of
Fment of 50,oo0,00O marks gold
iesday until some decision is
on Berlin's request for a mora
This step, however. is re-
as of only temporary effect.
aiers Clash ON Germany.
French feel that Mr.. Lloyd
not only is seeking to relieve
VS. temporary embarrassment
educc seriously the total she Is
ely expected to pay. The
attitude liz that il Germany
pay for the damage she in
he French victims must do so.
Poincare again and again has
I'd that this is not practical
for him. Mr.. Lloyd Georges
lie reply has been that a
Germany with consequently
British market cannot possi-
Fiewed as practical politics by
he face Of the widespread Brit
Employment. There the two
hs stand with-the full weight
opinion, for what 1t is worth,
lr. Lloyd George.
question has become a politi-
lot an economic one, and here
the two leaders is willing to
Despite the wide divergence.
he face of independent French
ainst Germany, no formal rup-
he Entente is expected. It IL
ch view that the English will
all in line when they see how
the French cocrcive meas
lst Germany are.
he British viewpoint that the
III return from such an adven-
their metaphoricaI tail be-
n legs, only too anxious 10 Sc
sh support TO help them out
ened position In Europe.
rh Limit ON Coercion.
Kelly that If the conference
Tomorrow Il will do SO with
owals OF esteem despite the
courses the two countries will
he British still are willing to
ain way with Franco in the
coercion, such as the impound-
toms receipts on products and
IN export tax. That, accord
British viewpoint. is the max
u Germany can pay, and even
be subject to n two year
y.
hch explain that such a proce-
! only produce n heavily re-
OF payment, and are seek
osc additional means for OBJ
Dney through the seizure OF
forests and other German re-
The British believe that such
would cripple Germany's ulti-
city to pay. and refuse TO
hem. Coupling their refusal
emand that the moratorium
G guarantees as we'll as other
tnd for period longer than
are willing to grant.
Ai1fUfa.. Crha ,vo. - III.
long time with NJ. Poincare
reported after the conference
incare admitted that tenn
atorium granted by the Rep
mmisslon must apply to the
marks gold due from Ger
lay. This is a great tactical
Mr.. Lloyd George, for II
ild act alone against the de-
he Reparations Commission
would have to assume the
splitting the Allies.
ope now OF anything coming
pnference is an arrangement
conference. This may be
rn NJ. Poincare realizes the
OF assuming the burden OF
e Allies. The makeshift
for Tuesdays payment will
time for consultation be-
/ payment is due. NJ. Poin-
nay promise tina the meas
| take will not be severe
ause a final break between
France.
|ug. 13 CAssociated Prcss).
conference of tho Allies {,
morrow morning II wiIl take
pf informal conversations
lloyd George. M. Poincare.
ger. NJ Theunys and Baron
g last report Of the ext ert's
n be taken into ccnsidera-
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