The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-11-19

France Will
in Ruhr
Premier Demands Complete
Fulfillment of Versailles
Treaty and Guaranteed
Safety for French.
No Gradual Evacuation,

Neuilly. France, Nov. 18.-Ray.
mond Poincare. premier Of France,
today served notice on the world that
france is determined 10 remain in the
Ruhr and the Rhineland until all
clauses of the Versailles treaty are
completely executed and the security
OF France is guaranteed.
The premier who apparently was I'm
combatiye mood, added that new
penalties against Germany would be
imposed unless full satisfaction from
Germany was obtained.
The premier expressed no disap-
pointment over the failure in the ne
gotiations for the creation of a COM
mission OF experts to determine Ger
many's capacity TO pay. He said
France was firmly resolved that she
was quite capable of bringing Ger.
many to terms.
France is determined" said VI.
Poincare, mot to exacuate the occu-
pied territories until all the clauses
Of the treaty signed at Versailles have
been completely executed and we are
firmly protected against fresh poll
ctes of aggress.o on"
German defiance Of the treaty as
regards military control and the re
turn to Germany Of former Crown
Prince Frederick William called for
penalties against Germany. the pre-
mier declared. "and we shall take
them unless we obtain satisfaction"
Must Have Security.
speech was the unveiling OF a monu.
ment to the war dead Of Neuilly.
Great interest had been attached TO
the speech. inasmuch as il was the
first delivered by II. Poincare in the
metropolis district since he begun his
Sunday oratorical campaign. Today
ue premier stated Frances case
more bluntly and went farther In the
way Of Frances demands upon Ger
many than he had done In the
provinces. Hitherto he always had
declared the Ruhr would be evacuated
progressively In proportion to the
reparations payments.
AS much as we insist upon receiv-
ing reparations." declared VI. Puincare.
we are no less determined to obtain
our security. Germany for a long
time has played fast and loose with
the treaty's stipulations destined TO
guarantee II. II has paralyzed the
action OF the interallied control CON-
mission: 1t has been endeavoring 20
rebuild in secret It's war weapons and
to reorganize her military formations
forbidden by the treaty.
Meanwhile It's authorized the heir
to the imperial throne 10 return to
the country. 1t Is welcoming the man
who Is inscribed at the top Of the list
Of those guilty Of responsibility for
the war. from the exploits of whom
my conpatriots OF the Meuse depart
ment suffered during the greater part
of thu war. These acts on the part
Of the German government are i'm
pudent challenges TO the ailles-brazen
violations Of the treaty. insolent out
RACES 10 peace. They call for sane
tons. We will take them unless we
obtain satisfaction"
Cool Toward Allied Conference.
a crowd Of several thousand work
ing men. dressed in their Sunday
clothes and small bourgeois intellee-
tuals, the latter the most impoverish-
ed class in. France in consequence Of
the war and the greatest sufferers
from the present high cost OF living.
cheered the words Of the premier
long and loud. Keep on" they shout
ed. We and France are behind you"
Reverting to an investigation Of
Gernsany's ability to pay. NJ. Poin-
care said:
Our proposition for the scope Of
an investigation into Germany's
capacity to pay has been found too
limited. because we did not wish TO
Judge Germany's future from her
present state. When IL was realized
We refused to accept that the Ger
man debt by devious means should
he reduced. the zeal which has been
shown for the creation OF an experts
conference Immediately cooled. We
can console ourselves with that abor-
tien. We should have been very
happy TO reach an agreement with
our allies upon a settlement Of the
reparaticns questions. provided we
We're not made To bear the entire cost
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