Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-19
Germans II Genoa
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to each other at the dinner and after
the banquet Baron Avazsana waited
q half hour before delivering the note
In order not to break up the festivities.
He then beckoned the German Cham
ccllor to a secluded corner. where the
note was privately delivered.
Hope for Monetary Convention
The conference delegates were i'm.
pressed by the words Of warning con.
cerning the financial situation in Eu.
rope set forth in the report Of the
special board of eminent experts.
Hopes were voiced today that an in.
ternational monetary convention, with
the United States represented, as sug.
gested by the experts. would soon be
convened to examine the financial po.
sition Of the whole world and to recon-
mend to whom and BY whom the neces.
sary assistance should be given.
The board declared that victors and
vanquished in the late war must find
means Of counteracting the growth in
the volume Of outstanding money and
government obligations and it's con.
comitant. the constant increase in
prices. They insisted that unless rem
edies like increased production and tax.
alton were applied the depreciation in
money would wipe out the savings of
the past and lead to gradual bankruptcy
and anarchy in Europe.
The Germans were pleased with the
section OF the report regarding Ger.
many, which states that the burden to
be placed on the German nation should
not be 20 great MS to destroy its power
of production. and declares that Ger.
mary's rcparations contribution should
be extended over longer periods so as
not to endanger her with bankruptcy.
1t was understood the report would
be considered at the meeting today Of
the sub. commission on currency.
Paris, April 10.-(By A. Pit
was announced this afternoon that Pre-.
mier Poincare had requested Louis Bu.
bois, French member of the Reparations
Commission. to place officially before
the commission the question Of the va
lidity and legality Of the Russo. German
pact. The Premier also has asked the
other allied Governments to give SINH
lar instructions to their delegates Oh
the commission.
Premier Poincarc is reported to have
taken the initiative in an invitation
to the allied Governments to consult
with view to making a joint protest to
Germany against the Rapallo treaty.
london. April 10.-(By A. P.)-Tnc
second days editorial comment on the
Russo. German incident at Genoa shows
a modification of some of the views ex-
pressed yesterday, although the Sc.
verest critics Of the Russians and Ger
mans and Prime Minister Lloyd George,
such ~ the Times. Morning Post and
Daily Mail. renew their denunciations
without qualification.
They focus their censure. however,
rather on Mr.. Lloyd George than Oh the
negotiations Of the new treaty, de-
claring the Premier allowed himself to
be fooled by the Soviet delegates.
The Daily Telegraph publishes an
account of document supplementary
to the treaty which would, when signed.
have the character Of n complete con-
vention for reciprocal military aid by
Germany and Russia in the event they
consider themselves menaced by any ag-
gressiOn on the part OF Poland.
The Genoa correspondent Of the Daily
Mail says the Allies have agreed that
the Preparations Commission shall de-
clare the Russo German treaty null and
void. n.r..