Evening star., 1922-06-13
FRENCH CABINET
DECIDES ON PART
IN HAGUE PARLEY
Agrees to Send Experts
After Forwarding Acid
Note to Britain.
FAILURE OF LOAN PLAN
BRINGS TEST IN BERLIN
Wirth and His Colleagues Prepar-
ing for Strenuous Fight
in Parliament.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, June 13-France will be
representer at the conference at The
Hague on Russian affairs by a group
of experts. the cabinet decided today.
The idea OF having Charles Benoist,
the minister at The Hague, take part
in the preliminary conference was
abandoned.
by the Associated Press.
BERLIN, June 13. 3.-Chancellor
wirth and the principal members of
his cabinet, who have returned to
Berlin from weeks holiday in vari-
Gus sections of Germany, are prepar-
ing for the strenuous parliamentary
fight which is certain to grow out of
the failure of the loan negotiations in
Paris and the relation of this to Ger
many's acceptance of the reparations
commissions terms in her note of
May 2S.
The cabinet will begin its survey
of the situation tomorrow, after
which DR.. Wirth will confer with the
reichstag party leaders in an effort
to discover the nature of both the
support and opposition which awaits
the government in connection Win
its further decisions.
No Yielding Spirit.
For the present the official attitude
appears to stress the fact that ac-
ceptance of the allies conditions does
not represent a yielding to the rep
arations commissions pressure so
much as a sincere desire on the part
of Germany to bring order into her
confused finances
To this extent official sentiment
permits the inference that Germany
acceptance was chiefly actuated DS
the plight in which she finds herse!t
and the hope that an attempted ful-
dllment would eventually lead to an
adjustment of the entire reparations
issue on the basis of her hnanclai
and economic capacity.
Regardless of the outcome of the
lean negotiations the government pro-
posed 20 put the program OF iutiIli
ment into operation, and so indicated
its intention in its note to the repara-
tions commission.
Task Up to Cabinet.
The question of the foreign loan
was first broached when the allies de-
manded a definite maximum limit to
Germany's floating debt. cessation of
the currency imitation and buggetary
reform. 1t will now be the cabinets
task to determine to what extent the
government is able practically to carry
out the reparations conditions without
the aid of foreign loan.
The communique issued by the
bankers committee meets with the
uniform approval of the newspapers.
The Germania says: The death ver-
dict has been pronounced on the allied
reparations policy by the body Of ex-
perts expressly entrusted by the
reparations commission with the task
of investigating the subject"
Bankers' Verdict Official.
The newspaper considers the bank
ers' verdict not only thorough, but
also official.
Every line of the bankers reports
reflects more genuine wisdom than
is contained in the Olympian head of
Poincare or any other Chauvinist,"
Theodor Wolff comments in the Ber-
lin Tageblatt.
Herr Bergman. the governments
special envoy to the Paris negotia-
tions, expected to arrive in Berlin
today to report personally to Chan
cellor Wirth.