New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
that will not have the aspect Of Su
creme Council meetings"


PARIS, Jan. Id BY The Associated
Press The British Premier came to
'aris with ratification Of the policy e.
. moratorium for Germany tentatively
sranted by the Repsra.iors Commits
ion, but met with strong opposition
ron Raymond Poircare. who argued
hat Germany had not paid to the limit
If her capacity and that some means
must be found for tightening Fraacc's
burden. He told Lloyd George that
Germany should be called upon to in-
pose heavier taxation, equivalent poy
''eao - the French, otherwise there
could he no talk Of moratorium.
The conclusion in Belgian circles.
which have rallied to the British and
italian views, is that France stands
alone on the reparations problems.
Botr the Belgian and German dele
cations we're anxious to hear the result
If the Lloyd George Poincare discus
sions, and received confidential in
formation, which was greeted by the
Germans apparently with satisfaction,
while the Belgians appeared 10 be
somewhat concerned. NJ. Jaspar, Bel
gan Foreign Minister. informed The
Associated Press: Eve must await the
formation Of the French Cabinet and
IS appearance in the Chamber before
&c make d statement
Wins Point Against BRAND
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Palace that he wo,,Id I;se 70 cali on
PRESIDENT M;llerand but Willerand bsd
an engaoement and suooested an bour
for r,oat;,o urh;cb bopnoroa 70 ho 49,
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cns+or, ,acnlres an ;nvitation Tba
of,c;si ox,is,a+ion woe ,ba+ ~ n~o+o-
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British circles do not conceal their
disappointment over the failure of
Lloyd George to meet President
dillerand. However, he received Pre-
nier Theunis and Foreign Minister
Jaspar. and also saw NJ de Lasteyric,
no 's ssateu $500; ,of Cnh;s M'hise.' ol finance e
~ 'ne n.roi oi"tate ate, 1ao'ne' .o"cei.iIIs
nms;al,". .I,.a4, '.a ne ~ poi "s.o'
slIe.aiis "uopieu py 'he Nahhes con
.s''e' - ""'0" foiHcais IS Sa'o 10
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:, ~. roiHcare VIII cali on fresloen'
enu az osoeh sunday al'er
a'eol "1iu ihahe oe'cial annou"ce'neh'
- ,i NV psI soun:I ~ ms Eao'ne'.
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eihce lo'o'. VIII oe auI'lnlSIereo' so lar
40 JuS'tce - concerned unoer ,ne MIN
's.r! o. Jus,ice at rarls, NJ. folncare
.avii'g ueclaea ,hat tne reoeemec prov
',.ces n,"Gelol,h shah pe treateo like
.ne oio oepa r'i'ehe' el'nihatihg @ nhe
Ici n'ah ia" ana courts coce. ne
v'i',''i'a 'io'i ol '"o lh'n'sules ana lour
'i'uei So e'aiies ol S0",e Is eNpeS'eo
p,V.v onnono q saSiIs ~ we iench poosee
81 .'oJo'oOo lrancs.
~. o'",a ~ e, Has oee'l meeting WIN
dl,eIpcc'So oI'lc"'eles ~ the lormatio
VI nus Napl'le.' put Shese are ol d
Ipoiitlcal character as the maJofltles IN
She 1hanotr ana .he oenate are Ia
1o1aoie 10 Ioincaie loIe'g" po'1ey oi
y -, oser appreciation OF 'ne Versanies
treaty ana scerncf ehlorcemeht ol
Methods toward germany.
derriot Refuses Place
N Herriot. Mayor of LYONS and
ieadcr Of the Radical party. refused
"a enter the Cabinet. saving that ne
thonght IN view Of the narliamentarv
s;tua3ion tha ,1ace of a minoritv
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s,anch' To +h;s NJ po;ncara renlied
~ ,,n,;rs, ~, tno sor;ousness of the
.;.,.ot;or F. ;ntendad ~ fnrn, Cab
sl..A'.u.I ~; i'' a,'ia rr'.sa,,+ na4;onsl
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