New-York tribune., 1922-12-11
Trellch Rally
|AGes Against
|Eerrlnan Loan
lar Law Calls Cabinet
! IlaIy and Belgium De-
.suuce Note Asking Is
:. of 8 Billion Marks
|r,te Of Ruhr May
Depend on Answer
yremiers Await British
-, in Drafting OF
Reply This afternoon
n A,,bw s Draper
by IT, r.,r.oe1n Buredu

- iili Fsv t0I~ i
oosys,s,,x oos,,ox De io.-After consider
LeN'o.y -.,.s shres-hour session at
l..'. gag 'as-.s s.,,ss this afternoon the Ger
~ D, -. ssisA was presented at tn:
.'.,,s =. yor.Ien once last night, and
l.,.- 81. ,os.sias the proposal for an In
-, - Io,u Of 5000. .OOo. 900 gold marks
!. ~ e.ym.ny, the conference Of Allied
...-l,r,, vhich is meeting here. faces
~ q situation that is aeutely
.,,,.l II Its bearing on the whole fu-
r, Il EuOps.
I. ,nsertsnt Is the Issue that Pre-
-, B,sr Law to-day finally asked an
,s.rsrsnt Of the premiers' meeting
|.shl lad had an opportunity to con-
!, IA his Cabinet as 70 the ofheisl
,..,a attitude to be adopted. The
-, will be taken up at the Cabinet
.,,,.s, tomorrow morning. The pre-
- Il Great Britain, France. Italy
..,s.lgum, with their assistants and
.l,rs will then reassemble in the
.,.,,.su and draft their reply to Ger
rv.
a..M his reply be a fat rejection
"a. cerman proposal for stabilisa-
!. her finances there will be little
.,., for holding the projected Brus-
81 ,,rs,renee on the subject Of reps
80, ,.d intsr-Allied debts. to which
4, vr,sns gathering is supposed to
l, merely an overture. -.
-, ss,hiar left but for France 70 60
,,,,1 spd exact her own guarantees;
Ts,s vosN mean that the long-mooted
s-,rsslIss q the Ruhr by France
vosa a lngih come to pass.
Poban Denounees Note
t,s Ah Insight seems TO be the
iienl probability IN sight. For
j vlk ~ 1tS note from Germany
,ss., sanf b many ways TO meeting
4 a, Brfd news than anything yet
issniiisi By c. many on the subject,
sri pkiis L contains admissions or
ihs tri,Bx of admissions, which have
rgsp ihf French great satisfactiony
Pani9 Poincare tonight expressed
n,sf 20 forcefully in disapproval OF
as nss a. whole, and seemed 80
hisrmlutd IN his attitude, that com
sonlR ppeArs out Of the question.
Khi h more, Premier Mussohni,
~, srs.her with Premier Theunis OF
hrnn. took his stand with Poincare
4 ls-dtys session Of the premiers, de-
,,rl raequivocally tonight that the
frrr note would not do, and that
nrw 20 that effect would be
lntii by the premiers tomorrow.
N ttid question before the meeting
k1urcv, he declared, will be his
N scheme for general European re.
rprirston, which he has submitted
rnsng. This calls for a reduction
" rparntions and a proportionato
sission IN inter-Allied debts-Great
han, q course, being the only cred
M
Deumlne the German note this
urirg, N. Poincar6 characterized IT
a'sbieure, vague and perfdious.' He
i, pointed out that the Germans had
M occasion 70 inject notes into tho
elhsrations Of the Allies 81 Spa IN
lRo tad again at their meeting a year
q, The inference being plainly that
, considered this a deliberate attempt
hauss split in the Allied ranks. How
.ir his may be, the fact that Premier
~ has asked that final decision In
ts matter 70 over until tomorrow
ns,at At the mildest that he 10 not
llling 70 associate himself vita the
Teach attitude until he is assured
fal ne responsibility will be shared
me entire Cabinet. This despite the
ss' that MI. Law, who was himself
.nancellor Of the Exchequer under
ee!a george, had the help Of Stanley
,AqSin. the present Chancellor Of the
.s,sqper, IN hnalyzing the German
fFunieaiion and the constant advice
4 ~ after In weighing the objec-
missed BY Premier Po'ncorS at
VA meeting.
nc German note proposes Is
es'siorth Germany be given
- equality with the other
@Aough the Treaty Of Yer
- ..,us0'd "a hns pssD