The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-01
LONG HALT FARLEY IS ENDED Invitation Expected To Be Sent To Germany
 Today DEFAULT ISSUE
 FINDS SOLUTION ReparatiOnS Commission Remains First Judge
 In Matter ARBITRATION BODY
 TO BE SELECTED American To Head DOard Ac- cOrding To French Proposal
 Under Consideration
DEFAULT ISSUE
 FINDS SOLUTION
ARBITRATION BODY
 TO BE SELECTED
By Associated Pressl


 LONDON A1<- The experts
 of the iz4er-aIfied conference Whe
 kad hesm in session throughout
 the night adjourned at 2s1S
 O'clprk fhiS HsaTRing Wikhsuk kaX-
 ing rxzehed an agTeement en cer-
 tain important phases 0f the
 Freneh proposals fer settlement 0f
 the repzrzaiems question and the
 paiting into effect 0f the Dawes
 PaaA-
 James \ LaEzn. the AMerieAn
 official ehserveE. said ho WAS hope
 faI tlzt a <sttlemeat wggl3 be
 re2cAed Gs34y- The experts wiiI
 rezSse2h8e at n 0'elsek this msrn-
 ing tO c91tin1e their WaEk-
 
 LONDON, July 3I--The deadlock in the inteFaIlled conference was hroS- en today b ythe proposals of AE- Herri0t the French premier, submitted yestex- day to the allied Plenipotentaries, and Frank R. Kellogg, the American am b2sSa5Or-
 The experts took the proposals in hand this morning and remained with their task this afternoon and tonight with sDch gr1hfyfng results that Amer lean officials who are close to the con ference 1ahae believe that an imvitafian for German representatives t0r come to London wall he Gi4pGtehed tomoErow.
 After diseGsSinE with the conference
 SiaE sElRa alsss9a laiFS M "a agreed npun for laRneAing the 1usn plan, tAe GsEmans. if they giK9 acquiescenca, vill make final nFrnnxs. mentS with the FepAFmtiums eaznnsissian for pwttlng the new repaEstions project into effect The commission decfs1p7 today to sit Off5EialIy in London for that purpose
 The French plan wsS not entirely ae- ceptanle nm the form Tn which t WIS lalo on the table- But the Ob5eefinus to the first proposal were oTszcorne sooner than had been amtieiuztea. and after two kSuRS' dfScussisn sks sx- perCs announced that the oE sfsci ssf how a GeRan default migk bssSs.- clRred under the Dawes plan Sseas remOEed Thss question h sssa blocking the progress Of the 4srs8rs for nearly a foEtnight-
 The experts then vent to gins uits the third point tn the French 57oealf.s relAtlng to an extensiom of t-a ter ss of the Versailles treaty wit res -E to PaEDentS in Kind. and. vi s aaaa- alter1tiOnS, this PrOposal wx cepted-
 To many menbe1s of ske d ss. esauOns. ir seemed to hs too ggs,d D h. true that M HeETiO&1s efforts taE- -Rg the onlaeaeAre out of his d7 aa Rs raPsaly as they appeared tl 47- laE-
 Were ThozEhf Dsamed
 There hsd been plentiful pr rioas ilsat the proposals were doomef sass they ever were submitted Bat h sssa when aEreement Was reaeAed sas means of declaring a default THts zq cis5On meant s&ffEin% the eonEerd faculties Hl ehe question eg iseTp~ nquemcy to the padr P- s -s Dawes plan
 -ee ~aas appVearhed thf= o- --c E-r1-- proposal with 2 ele Ezss- Tor. s1thOUSh tE oi the Fr-s1 m for a sEtrle - . -Ae cJ ITO -EFs d speedily gained the fV-nsa5r-s .sgrOval. entise affective r-s- 44err5Ots suggestions depend
 .n thefr eOmPlese adoption in
 -4e form apprOaehfng their original draft
 To tamp=r in any way with ths DaUeS pssn was e0uSideFed hy thE DaWes plan was considered eE the AmeTican experts as very risky husf- ness, and the experts vent 10 the for eign O[fsce after dinner t0light. deter mined to pEO-ert the vital organism of inc plan to iES last letrer. Tke heaVt of the plan Is the transfer .eOmmEsSi1a. and 1t was said the FTeneh would De certain to meet insaEmOlntahle ORPo
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