Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-21
MINISTER'S OF
BIG NATIONS
CONFER TODAY
Macdonald, Herriot and Kel-
Iogg of u. S. Try to Iron
Out Difficulties; French
Disagree on Road Ruling

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/ LONDON. July aI.-Premird Mae
Donald ~ England this morning con-
fcrrcd for two hours with Premier Her
riot of France. Finance Minister de
Stefan "a Italy Premier Thcunis a
Belgium and Ambassador Kellogg OF the
United States regarding ways and
means of obtaining an agreement le.
tween. the delegates 4of the inter allied
conference on the enforcement of the
Dawes plan.
While the plcnary delegates discuss
"A hc broad phases uf the Dawes plan
the committee of experts continued
their efforts t0 reach nn agreement on
re measures fer bringing about the
fiscal and economic unity WI Germany.
II is believed this viii BE- realized by to-
night except lor the question of rail
way control. which remains 4 stumbling
llorh to the plans for the evacuation 81
the Ruhr
The cxpcms presented the conflicting
views On railway control advanced by
thc British. French and Bclriaas. rc-
spectseiy. To committee number ! Of
the conference and are awaiting fresh
instructions how to proceed. The pro-
grcss made by the experts studying ne
restoration Of German unity Indicates II
will ~ possible to hold pienary scs-
son tomorrow.
The German government has commun-
ieated 10 the British foreign office bis
latest views on thc Dawes report ard
III the conference The German repre-
IA. ion will be presented at the next
plcnary session Wi the conference.
LONDON. JuIy 2i.-Efforts w arriv
at nm understanding and iron out dis
putcd points between the British and
French today occupied the committee
VIZ Tie inter-allicd con creme which W.T.
attempt 10 pat ths Dawes report on
Preparations into execution. While some
progress has already been made in ad
justing the various complicated view
points. several questions are set far
from settlement.
The matter of arriving at nm agree
mcut Oh economic valuation has proved
somewhat complex and. although there
are divergent views among the British
French and y leian delegations, it III
bcl evcd that some understanding III r.
rard to this poitn will he reached.
The committee sacrificed the sunday
holiday. Premier Macdonald had unoifi.
r:al talks with several of the delega-
tions whom hc entertained ai luncheon
at hsqusrs Court and X was said that
certain oi the disputed ISSUES were dis
cusscd
A subcommittee encountered an obsta-
rle III the Franco Belgian claim to be
allowed to maintain some form Of COM
muricaticn betw cn the Ruhr and the
Rhineland and France and Belgium. Ii
failed ~ agree.
The French want 70 dilute the Ger
man railway personnel with u large v Ei.
ber Of French and Belgian railway men
and thus assure themselves that THE rail
ways VIII G more or less under French
supervision IN case of q strike of the
German work as or in other emergc~.
cics.
The British insist cn 2 return 10 thC
old arrangement regarding the railways
This was in force for the unoccGpied
part of the Rhinaland before TN Euhl
occupation. By il power was conferrca
on the inter-allied railway commission
to utilize troops in elise Of strike o.
other difficulties.
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