Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-11-19
ALLIED ENJOYS
IN AGREEMENT
At CONF ERENCE
Break Between France and
England on Attitude To-
ward Germany is Averted
TEMPORARILY, AT LEAST
Plan Resumption of Allied
Military Control in Germany
Protest Will be Sent

PARIS, Nov. 10 (By The Assoeia-
ted Press An agreement in prin
ciple was reached by the representa-
tives of the allies assembled in the
council of ambassadors here tsday
and q break between France and
Great Britain on the question of the
attitude to be adopted toward Ger
many was averted at least tempor-
arily.
The first delegate to leave this
mornings important meeting OF the
lnttr-a3lied council of ambassadors
said tlat no rupture between Great
Britain and France had occurred,
The ambassadors, it was stated
agreed Professionally on measures
regarding the resumption of allied
military control in Germany.
An agreement remains possible,
the semi-ofiicial Temps states in jta
editorial on the ambassadors meet
ing this morning. Texts were drawn
ap, it says, which Frances represent
tatiye was not empowered to accept
definitely and which the cabinet
was discussing this afternoon.
The meeting of the ambassadors
called to consider the question OF
inter-allied military control in Ger
many and the possible exaction
penalties if the Reich does not agree
to afford protection fer the mem
bers of the mission, was postponed
a half hour at the last minute this
morning. The session was to have
begun at IL o'clock, but announce
ment was made that it would no
open until 1870.
1t was announced after the cor
ference that the ambassadors ha
agreed in principle on the measure
to be taken toward the resumption
of allied military control in Ger
many. The agreement was subict
to the approval of the French am
Belgian cabinets at meetings cal,
ed for the early afternoon.
The French cabinet was expected
to approve the formula decided upon
by the ambassadors. The Belgial
ambassador got into communication
with Brussels and was understood
to be asking for his governments
decision on the new agreement.
The understanding was that tn
agreement called for sending Ger
many a protest against the lack o.
facilities she was furnishing for the
work OF the military control mission,
but without mention of what action
the allies might take in case Ger
many failed to give the required as
surances of protection for the mis-
sion.
The French are understood to
have made reservations on the ques-
tion of penalties, so that if it should
prove necessary they would be free
to take separate action if they so
decided. The feeling in somo allies
n Izr e4t ie-
factory text for the note to Germany
had been adopted the decision
reached being considered as a make
shift, taken TO prevent the break
ing up of the entente and giving the
allies more time to find a solution.
The imrrossion in allied political
circles is that the entente is saved
for the moment but still is in a. pre-
carious situation at the mercy of
the first incident in Germany hostile
to the mission of control. France, il
is believed, will not hesitate to take
action in such a case, overriding
all allied objections. Consequently
1t is feared the equivocal situation
Of the allies has not been definitely
remedied and that the crisis which
might lead to a break has only been
postponed.
The result is regarded as a diplo-
matte success for Great Britain. but
with such strings to it that its re-
ception in London is regarded as
doubtful.
Lord Crewe got into communica
tion with the London government by
telephone Immediately after his re-
turn to the British embassy, and this
with the similar action of the Bel
Sian envoy in communicating with
Brussels was taken as indicating that
all the governments still had to APP
prove the decision before it became
! final.
II the approval is accorded the
| AMBASSADORS planned to meet again
at six o'clock and put the finishing
| touches upon the text of the CONF
| munication to Germany and forward
it at once to Berlin.
The French cabinet met promptly
at 2:30 o'clock as arranged. to con-
slider the result of the ambassadors,
meeting.
Adjournment of the conference oc-
CURED after two hours Of earnest
discussion. The ambassadors came
out of the meeting room looSins
much relieved They were retieentt
but agreed that break had been
avoided.
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