New Britain herald., 1924-08-16
GERMANS AGREE
 ID FRENCH TERMS
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 the Germans into seceplaRpe of ih
 French demand that the knhr 0eea
 nsti0n continue for ane year iongrI
 Ii Is also expected essi he sill lssu
 s statement expressing the heps lha
 tine evacuation may he sNen speedie
 thsh the agreement provides,
 AmsTiean Ambassador lfTaRk '
 Kellogg, on departing from the eaun
 sil meeting which was concluded al
 four e'elaek declared that the con
 ference would end successfully Co
 night
 Afternoon session.
 fAis afternoon the conference her
 tween the French, Belgian and Ger
 man delegates merged with inc eouRr
 eil Of fourteen and the joint body .aoh
 up the Ruhr question, the hig four
 teen examining the letters setting
 forth the eempremise agreement
 which had hssn practically completed The question of delivery Of goods
 especially Of dye sluas, also came np fer discussion,
 A member of the French delegation also stated that the agreement would be inltialed tonight, By The Asseelatsa fisss,
 Berlin, Aug. iG.-ln return for se- esptsnes by Germany of the French proposal that lhe Ruhr occupation continue for one more year, France has agreed 10 desist from her pFe- aoA demand for commercial agree- ment and other economic benefits which were to be linked up with the question of the military evacuation Of the Ruhr. it was announced today.
 It was also announced that Premier Herriot of France had agreed 10 date the additional twelve months of oe- eupaticn of the Ruhr from the pres ent month. By this plan, the last of the French troops would withdraw from the Ruhr by August. 1925.
 400 Nationals Withdrawn.
 The French and Belgians are said to have agreed upon the immediate withdrayai of 400 Of their nationals working on the German railway sys- tenn. They will demand only the re- tention of restricted body Of rail- way employees for the benefit of the occupation forces.
 The German delegates propose 10 have the present accord of the oc- cupation issue formally incorporated into the conference protocol thus making all the signatory powers mor- ally responsible for the evacuation Of the Ruhr within one year.
 Chauffeur Marx will also strive to obtain improvement in the present administrative methods in the Ruhr which would preclude French inter- ference to even the slightest degree with the German local courts and other official activities.
 Punctuation of Cities.
 The Germans will also make an ef- fort to have Dusseldorf, Duisburg and Ruhrort included in the new agreement covering the evacuation of the Ruhr next year and will demand that these cities be evacuated simul- 
 By The Associated Press.
 London, Aug. 16.-August Is, 1925, s the date finally agreed upon for he evacuation of the Ruhr.
 The French and Belgians also agree O avacuate all other towns and points outside of the Ruhr which are not in he district they are occupying under | he treaty of Versailles.
 No agreement has been reached as . ct on the quantities of dyestuffs the rermans are to be required to deliver : separations. This subject still is nder discussion and probably will be ettled before the plenary meeting of he international conference this eve ing.
 It is agreed further that on Octo- CT 1 the French and Germans will egin negotiations in Paris for com- ,ercial treaties. The agreement cached also provides that the rench and Belgians will not insist pon their nationals remaining on ,e German railways Under the treaty of Versailles as n example of good will the French nd Belgians are prepared in accord ace with the provisions of the com- -omise agreement to withdraw the rench troops from portmund and e surrounding territory on August which is one day after. it is eX- ,cted the French parliament will ' tify the agreement. The agreement is explained in three | tiers drawn up by the French, Bel | an and German representatives. ! ,e Germans agree to the terms of I e compromise agreement but in no " admit the legality of the military { equation of the Ruhr. In addition e Germans declare in their letter at they expect the occupation to be ded at an earlier date than August k 1925. A The French and BclgiGus in their , ters maintain the right 10 one il ar's time in which to effect the q 8cuation but they assert. that as t'
 example Of their good will. they ( 3 prepared to withdraw speedily V } troops from Dortmund. l. . The Associated Press. E London, Aug. Is.--The final sitting B the international reparation con- (, 'ence has been called for 6:S0 R dock tonight k A spirit of optimism prevailed this a, ,rning, and the delegates expressed C , opinion that the conference would H I successfully tonight at A meeting vss held this forenoon in h, emisr M5cDonalds official resi- 1T nee. 10 Dow ming street, where the egates conferred over the text of , letters which it Is proposed 10 ex- lnFe tonight and which will have q. . binding effect of an agreement for tlem ent Of the Ruhr situation. There will he meetings of the coun- this afternoon. and tonight tho