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unity and the setting up of trans
ter committee to receive and distrib-
ute reparations in kind from Ger
many.
The reparation commission, aug
mented by an American member. is
to supervise in the first instance the
operation of the Dawes plan. In case
OF Germany's default. the reparation
commission may take the allies
recommendations as to the action to
be taken; sanctions may not be ap-
piled unless flagrant defaults are
established and in the case Of a flag
rant default the allies shall confer
as to the nature of the sanctions.
Any decision by the reparation com
mission regarding defaults not taken
by unanimous vote may be appealed
to the arbitrai commission.
Selection Is Fixed.
The members of this arbitral COM
mission and the American member
OF the reparation commission shall be
selected by unanimous vote OF the
reparatIon commission and I'm de-
fault of this. by the president of the
world Court at The Hague. In the
event the allies have to apply sane
tons to Germany they will safeguard
the specific securities pledged to the
service Of the G40,0O0,OOO loan to
Germany. Service of this loan is to
have absolute priority as regards any
moneys of Germany. so far as such
moneys have been subjected to the
general charge in favor of the loan
and loss. as regards any resources
that may arise through the imposi-
tion of sanctions
The preliminary agreement for the
restoration of German economic unity
is confirmed in the terms already
published. Germany must fulfill the
stipulated obligations in launching
the Dawes plan and the allies must
restore German administrative, civil
and economic control throughout the
Ruhr in accordance with time table
to be enforced progressively as Ger
many fulfills her part. The entire
program for the restoration of Ger
manyS fiscal and economic unity is
to be completed by October 5 next.
In its handling of reparations in kind
by the transfer committee, Germany
recognizes the right of the transfer
committee to use it's fund to pay for
deliveries of certain products even
after fulfiilment of the Versailles
treaty obligations, and agrees that
such products need not be confined to
those specified in the treaty. due re-
gard being had to Germany'S own
requirements. Germany further agrees
TO facilitate these deliveries under
ordinary commercial conditions.
The allies agree to prevent re-ex-
portation of these deliveries. Deliver
les are to he fixed by Il program
drawn up by the reparation commits
sion in consultation with the trans
fer committee. If there is a dispute
as to the program either within the
rcparation commission or between
the reparation commission and Ger
many, an arbitral commission of
three independent persons shall lay
down the program for defined periods.
and such commission shall also deter
mine upon the complaint of an allied
government whether there has been
willful discrimination or obstruction
by the German government.
An elaborate scheme is outlined for
the arbitration of the different kinds
of disputes that may arise in conse-
quence of the work of the transfer
committee All arbitral boards not
chosen unanimously by the repara
tion commission shall be nominated
by the president of the World Court