The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
LLOYD GEORGE AND
PO|NCARE MEET TO
IRON OUT TROUBLES
Will Save What They
Can From Wreck of
Cannes Conference
By WEBB MILLER.
United Press stan Correspondent.

w Nltb MtttAtiss !
United Press stan Correspondent.
PARIS. Jan. IL lloyd-G George
and Raymond Poincare-the one
standing Tor u united. reconstructed
Europe. the other for "a French ma
tionaI-t policy somewhat narrower.
met tonight to see what could he
saved from the wreck Of the Cannes
conference.
The meeting ~ the British premier
and the French statesman who will
probably head h ncNt French gov
ornmcn was frHught with tree
mcndous possibilities. \ serious dis
agreement between these two would
imperll an europe.
Iloyd-Gcorgc and poincare we're
in a private conference for half au
hour al the British embassy thF
evening II was announced TINT uc-
cause the proposed poincarc govern
mcnt had not been formally estuh-
lshcd. tn" French leader ana the
British premier were unable to come
to any definite decisions.
sharp Differences.
The two statesmen discussed vari-
Gus Franco British questions which
are uending. including the proposed
defensive pact Lloyd-George it was
understood. found Poincarc much
less disposed to agree with his prin-
cipnl Nloyd-Gcorge'sl than was
BRAND. particularly on " points.
These were.
Conditions upon which Russia
should be admitted 10 the Genou
economic conference
2-England's demands for French
military reductions In exchange Tor
the defensive pact.
Lloyd-Gcorgc WINS understood go
have given Poincars to understand
shat England was especially inter
ostod in a reduction OF France naval
and submarine aspirations a. "a first
condition 10 tho pact
Tho two being unable 60 agree up-
on these two major points the 'Cuu-
Ncr~atlon' was adjourned until the
Iolncare ministry shall have been
formed. whom the French statesman.
who then VIII bc premier and sb''
to speak for france. viii rcuuc-t a
renewal uf the discussion.
Lloyd George leaves for london
Tomorrow morning.
Lloyd George. on route back Co
England to begin his fight 20 rec
habitat" Europe along hi- own liner,
approved by al the allies save
France. stopped on IN Paris 10 see
whether he and Poincnre could reach
"a basis ~ agreement His first con.
ference was with BRAND. who re-.
signed with bic government on
THURSDAY
BRAND Meets IIoyd-GcorEr
Hriuut met lloyd-teorge 80 'h'
Care de- iiccus when the British
promicr's train arrived His goiug O.,
the station was a courtesy such az D.
usually extended 90 distinguished
visitors. although there -tiil EXISTS thi
possibility that BRAND might gur'
back 10 power it Ioincnr" Jailed ,'
win the support of the chamber Of
deputies n the French senate.
Despite strong opposition from th'
left however. o. appeared tonight thai
roluctrc had been successful IN or
gauizing his proposed ministry. Thu
important posts wore filled. and for
NAL announcement ot the uew gov
crnmetts rnsto7 wa expected 60 u'
made tomorrow night
roinculro har gathered about MN
some OF the leading statesmen ~ hi
COUNTRY Andre Maglnut. minister 20
pensions in the brand cabinet. Wi
I'm the post ~ war minister undy
the new premier Mnnoury has ac
c"ptcd tho disputed post ~ minisfc
uf thc interior DE Ia Steyrio hn
agreed 10 ho minister of finance.
Rene Nlviani former premier an
member Of tho French delegation 4
th" Washington arms conference, r.
fused co. accept the post ~ ministc
Of justice In the Foincare government
Andre Tnriieu was tonight said 10 b
-tIll considering an invitation to be
como minister for tho liberated reg
ions
The proposed government would Il
strongly Uatlpralist fuNoring % poll,
ct Frame Tor Freedmen and IA
forcing ot IN" last possible penny .
payments from Germany
n was believed possible, however
that inincaTo would meet lloy
George huif way in The matter Of o-
tahliHhing AN AnElo-french defensiy
pnct. and that This might be- consuu
mated despite the divergent views &
the two leaders
poincarc'- Views
= In an article on the propose
Anclo- French alliance Of drfcn=l
written before he accepted the task ,
forming the new ministry Poincaf
wrote:
"A Anglo French defensive pa,
would Boz most desirable. but befot
contracting We ought to setslc the a
NcrponCo 80 our views.
The promise NJ military assistanc
made In 1918 hy Americn and Gro.
britain had the serious druwt-tc
hat b. ala not state TO what eNtcI
aid In even; OF aggression would j
extended. nor the rapidity with whic
that aid would be forthcoming "
must, In tho new treaty. avoid ctau
"s which would result In similar al
lcgtionH.
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