Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-10
GERMANS Will ARRIVE
IN CANNES WEDNESDAY

Cannes. Jan. Q. (Bv the Associ-
ated Press. )-Official announce
ment was made today that soviet
Russia would be represented at the
forthcoming conference to be held
at Genoa. This information was
contained in wireless dispatch re-
eeived by the supreme council be-
fore o formal invitation to the So
Wet government had actually been
drawn up, and the speed with
which the Russians have replied to
the announcement that they were
to be invited was construed to
mean that they are keenly DESTROYS
of joining with the nations on al
most any terms acceptable to the
allies.
It became known today that the
German DELEGATION, headed by Or.
Walter Rathenau, will arrive in
Cannes Wednesday to discuss the
question of reparations with the
supreme council.
The reparations experts and the
committee dealing with the pro-
posed international financial cor
poration today outlined their pro-
gram, which comprises a vast eff
fort for European reconstruction.
The reparations experts decided
Germany should be asked to pay
100, 100000 gold marks in 1922,
and at least an equal sum annually
afterwards. Such payments 1t is
considered will be sufficient to
meet the interest on a series of
German bonds of twenty billion
gold marks which thus will be-
come negotiable.
The economic committee decided
upon an international corporation
with r. capital of f2,00O,000 with
its seat in London and with q hoard
of directors nominated by affiliat-
ed companies in each interested
country These countries, includ-
ing the United States. will organize
CORPORATIONS for promotion only,
with combined capital equivalent
to f20.000,000. These corporations
will serve as mediums for credit
transactions and facilitating the ac-
tivitjes of private enterprises in al
countries where the business field
now is ohstructed by lack of Gre
dts and disorganized finances. This
plan nre-supposes the organization
of affiliated companies in Germany
as we'll as in the United states.
There remains to he settled the
question what shall be the French
share in the German reparation
payments. NJ. BRAND. the French
premier, today asked the supreme
council to give him time to consult
with the finance commission OF the
French chamber Of deputies.
There was a pleasant mixture OF
sport and social intercourse with
Diplomacy today which greatly
eased the work of the statesmen
who are here in final effort to
bring tranquility and stability TO
Europe. M. BRAND and Signor 30
nomi, the italian premier, had
luncheon TODAY with David Lloyd
George, the British premier and
the three statesmen then played
ten holes of golf on the links here.
Later M. BRAND went to the hotel
to inquire IS to the condition OF
George Harvey, the American am
bassador to Great Britain. who had
been injured in an automobile ac-
cident earlier in the day. Shortly
afterwards Mr. Lloyd George went
to see Mr.. Harvey and when he
ended his visit he had tea with M.
BRAND. after which the supreme
council resumed its sitting with
Myron IT. Herrick, the American
ambassador to France, acting as
American observer in place of Mr..
Harvey.
There seems to be little doubt In
either French or British circles
that the conference will not ad-
journ until pact has been agreed
upon by France and Great Britain
which will give the security to
France that she has demanded
ever since the peace conference.
An exchange of views concern
ing Asia Minor is going on in pri-
waite conversations between M.
BRAND. MARQUIS Curzon, the Brit
ish FOREIGN secretary and the Mar
ouis Della loretta, the Italian
minister OF foreign affairs. There
are indications that this question
may be settled more easily than
had been expected, the British
showing less opposition to dealing
with the followers of Mustaphn
Kenial Pasha. the Turkish nation
aiist leader.