Evening star., 1924-04-25
Commission Orders Con-
situations on Eve of Nor
gan's Visit to Paris.
ITALIAN REPLY ONLY ONE
OF ALLIES NOT RECEIVED
Publication of All Texts May Come
Tom0rrow-More German
Approval Given.
By the Associated Press.

PARIS. April 25.-The reparation
commission held an unofficial meeting
this morning to discuss the replies of
the French, British and Belgian gov
ernments to the commissions note re-
garding execution Of the Dawes rep
aration plan. The Italian reply not
haVlng been received. the members
exchanged views unofticially regard
ing the other responses.
All the documents will be made
public as soon as that from Italy Is
received. probably tomorrow.
Financiers' Views Sought.
The commission requested Louis
harthou OF France. its president, and
Slr John Bradbury, British member.
10 enter into communication with.
various representatives of the
financial world to learn their opinions
on the conclusions of the experts and
the possibilities of carrying out the
proposed plan
AS j. p. Morgan is due in Paris
shortly after his trip in the Mediter-
ranean, II is considered probable that
the commissions representatives will
De especially anxious to consult him.
Inese conversations with financial
leaders will be of a purely consulta-
i've i've character and do not imply that
the financial measures in the ex-
perts program are to be put into exc
cution Immediately, it is explained.
Col. Logan Credited.
The Temps credits Col James A.
Logan. American representative with
the commission, with suggesting the
interviews. The Temps stresses the
Importance of the mission with which
VI. Barthou and Sir John Bradbury
are charged in sounding out Mr. Nor
gan and other financial magnates
Naturally" says the newspaper,
this does not mean engaging in
pourparlers for the floating of a loan.
Ihelr conver sa tions will not take on
such technical character. Further
more, 1t Is wiser to await the German
reply. Their interviews will not bind
the reparation commission, but they
may garner useful information as to
the manner of realizing the essential
part of the experts program
Theunis Visit Announced,
Great interest attaches to the con-
ference which Premier Theunis and
Foreign Minister Hymans of Belgium
will have here next Monday with
Premier Poincare, for an exchange of
views on the reparation situation as
affected by the experts report. Con-
tirmation of the Belgian announce
ment of this conference was given
here officially today.
MN Theunis and Hymans, after see
ing NJ. Poincare in the forenoon and
taking lunch at the Palace of the
Elysee with Premier Millerand, will
return to Brussels in the evening. The
following Friday they will 20 to Lon
don and pass the week end at Chez
quers Court with Prime Minister Mac
Donald of Great Britain. The visit to
the British premier, it is stated is to
be made at his request, with a view
to discussing the reparation situa-
ton.
Ofhcial Session Tuesday.
The reparation commission will
hold an official meeting next Tuesday.
The Marquis of Crewc, British am
bassador to France, has received in
structions from his government with
regard to. the reply of the council of
ambassadors to the German govern
ment's note on the subject of resump-
ton of work in Germany by the in
terallied military control commission.
1t is understood the British govern
ment considers that, in view of the
imminence of the German elections, ii
would be inopportune to address a
definite Injunction to the Berlin gov
ernment, and that it is inclined rather
to remind the reich of the necessity
of settling the question.