Evening star., 1925-08-31
CA|LLAUX CERTAIN
OF DEBT TERMS OK.
Confident Negotiations Here
yWiII Be Wound Up in
Nine Days.
Pr The Assnclnied Press

Pr the Associated Press.
PARIS, August S1.-Ontinism pre-
wallis with Minister Of Finance Gail
lsux as to his ability quic'ilE to set
tie Frances debt question with the
United States
His approaching visit Ia the United
SLates TO discuss with the American
Debt Funding Commission plans for
arranging terms hy WhiCh France
will be able to liquidate the claims
against her will cover a period of 10
days NJ CaillauN is OF the opinion
that only days actually will he
required and proposes g" start back
foE. France on the tenth.
on arriving in Washington, Sep
ten1ber %, with a reti,ua o. financial
and technical advise he viii i'm
mediately plunge into tho work of
negotiating n CumnaCf aNi This he
hopes 10 have finished an hat he can
catch p homeward-itoua -s-'Imsr In
New York on Octuha.' %.
Commission Types Vary.
f'he members Of tho Iuissiun. in
ad7ition to NJ. CailiaH&. i'll represent
various shades of poli,jral complex
ion in Francs support ers nt the on
position as well Gs adhere1ts oi the
Government. An of them have leen
particularly picked ny the finance MN
lister for their extraordinary knowledge
Of the situation surrounding the debt
question and Frances ability I" meet
the requirements Of the I riied states.
II is the belief of NJ. r@i'}auN that
II all the details Of an agreement can
not he worked out in the nine days
he is in Washington. the DiHn NJ set
t1ement will have reached such
stage that the outstandin" points
coud he handled by some Of the
French mission. who would I've left he
hind for this purpose.
The French foreign office md the
ministry ot finance have received
TRANQUILITY extensive reports from
Washington outlining criticism Of the
provisional Franco British debt ar
rangement as voiced in the American
press and in congressional circles.
Will Not Use Pressure.
1t is declared in authoritative quar-
ters that the French government has
no intention of using the provisional
arrangement with Glea' Britain To
bring pressure upon the American
Government for corresponding terms.
Figures mentioned in America as
being laid down in the instructions
given to the French debt mission are
described here ina ginarN and az
having no basis in fact.
The French government is con
WINGED that II is essential for parlia-
menf and the country to understand
by authoritative voices what takes
place at Washington when the settle
ment is discussed. Ii was at first an
notinced that NJ. CaillauN would pro
ceed to the United States accompanied
by only one expert and that the other
members Of the mission would follow
a an early date. II now has been de
CIded that he and the others will go
together aboard the steamer Paris
September is.
The members of the mission repre-
sent various political affiliations. Vim.
cent Auriol is one Of the leaders of
the Socialist party, which with it's i04
members in the chamber had been
supporting the Painleve Eovernmen nj,
but decided recently 10 withdraw it's
votes. Maurice Boka nowski belongs 10
the opposition. He is member of the
Republica Democratic group. which,
with only "A deputies, had I members
in the PoinCare cabinet.
Berenger Status Unusual
Senator Henry Berenger, another
member of the mission. holds IA Singu-
lar position in the Senate, as for eight
years he has been Il supporter of Con
seryative cabinets, without being the
partisan of any. What he says on
financial questions is generally admit
ted to have greater weight than the
uttera noes of any other member of
the Conservative upper house. He
4 L.
gift of lucid statement, diSentanglinc
essentials from intricate details
Senator Louis Dausset. the fourth
member, has been elected by the pres
ent Senate appropriations committee
z : its supporter TO draft its report on
the budget. Senator Chapsal is quiet
figure. in whose Judgment NJ. Cailiaux
has much confidence.
Marquis Pierre de Chambrun of the
Chamber is selected for his thorough
knowledge Of America and his re-
markahle acquaintance among Ameri-
can public men. His descent from
Lafayette and the fact that he was
2 member Of the Joffre- N1viaui mission
when the first loans were made have
indicated him TO NJ. CaillauN as an
effective colleague.
Marquis de Chamhrun. sole repre-
sentative of an Old monarchist family
j. n llleulbtl OF AiF Group OF the
Republicans of the Left. with SO mem
Ia in the House. Another deputy
q sition is Lucien LamoreauA.
i,he strictly expert advisers with
VI CaillauX VIII include A. de Mouv,
one of the most important officials Of
the ministry OF finance, VINO more
than any one else in the government
has lied the alternative solutions
of Il. debt problem. He will be
assisted by a financial Inspector and
a smati staff.
Joseph Simon, direvtor-general Of
the Societe Generate, is taken as the
representative or the great banking
houses of Paris.
NJ. CaillauN's knowledge Of English
is fully sufficient TO allow him to
conduct the discussions in that Ian
guaGe.