Evening star., 1932-07-09

main deposited in the archives OF the
government of the French republic
which will transmit certified copies to
each of the signatory governments
ANNEX ii.
Transitional Measures Relating to Ger
many.
The newly authorized representatives
of the governments signatories Of the
agreement concluded this day with Ger
many have agreed as follows:
Article 1.
AS from today's date, the effects OF
the declaration of June 16, 1882. Will be
prolonged as regards the payments due
by Germany under The Hague agree
ment of January 20, 1880, the London
protocol of August II, 1881, and the
Berlin protocol of June 6, 1882. This
prolongation will terminate on the COM
ing into force of the agreement with
Germany signed today at Lausanne, or,
failing this, on one of the governments
of the following countri-1, Germany
Belgium. the United Kinsoom, France,
Italy and Japan, notifying the govern,
ments concerned that it has decloeo
not to ratify.
Article 2.
Negotiations will be entered into with
out delay between the German govern
ment and the Bank for international
Settlements in order that the arrange
ment contemplated in article OF the
agreement with Germany signed today
may be prepared before its coming INTO
force.
Article 3.
AS regards the execution CT payments
and deliveries in kind of contracts ana
work in course of execution, commit
tee consisting of representatives OF the
German government and the govern
ments concerned shall be appointed to
draw up such proposals as may be de-
sirable in regard to such contracts and
works.
ANNEX III.
Non-G German Reparations.
The undersigned governments, ami
mated by the same spirit as inspired
the declaration signed on the 10th OF
June by the five inviting powers, are
agreed and recommend to the confer
ence that a committee consisting of cne
representative of each of the govern
ments concerned shall be set up to
consider the group of questions known
as "non-German reparations' and ccg-
nate questions, viewing them within
the framework of the general settle
ment.
ANNEX ".
Resolution Relating TO Central and
Eastern Europe.
In order to attain the object Of the
financial and economic reconstruction
of Central and Eastern Europe, the con-
ference decides to appoint committee
which will be entrusted with the duty Of
submitting to the Organizing Committee
of the European Union, at its next ses-
sion, problems as to the measures re-
quired for the restoration of the coun-
tries of Central and Eastern Europe, and
in particular:
(a) Measures to overcome the pres
ent difficulties of those countries and
to make possible the progressive sup
preston, subject to the necessary safe
guards, of the existing system Of ex-
change control.
We are of opinion that. in order to
permit the work of the said committee
to proceed undisturbed without preju-
dice to any question of principle, or
to the solution which may ultimately
be reached, the execution of the above
mentioned question should be reserved
until the 18th of December next, fail
ing a settlement before that date.
Signed at Lausanne the 7th of July,
1882, for the governments OF (here fol-
low the signatures of the six inviting
powers.
(b) Measure to revive the activity Of
trade both among those countries them
selves and between them and other
states, and to overcome the difficulties
caused to the agricultural countries of
Central and Eastern Europe by the low
price of cereals, it being understood
that the rights of such countries shall
remain reserved.
Accordingly, the conference invites
the governments of Austria, Belgium,
Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, France. Ger
many, the United Kingdom. Greece,
Hungary, Italy, Poland, Rumania,
Switzerland and Jugoslavia each to ap-
point no more than two representatives
on the committee referred to above.
ANNEX V.
Resolution Relating to a World Eco
nomic Financial Conference.
The conference, apart from the ques
tions already dealt with in this reso-
luton. has further undertaken to de-
eide upon "the measures necessary TO
solve the other economic and financial
difficulties which are responsible for or
NAV prolong the present world crisis" !"
The main questions of this order
which demand examination are as fol-
lows:
(A) Financial questions-Monetary and
credit policy, exchange difficulties, the
level of prices, the movement of capital.
OBJ The economic question-Improved
conditions of production and inter-
change, with particular attention TO
tariff policy, prohibition and restriction
of importation and expectation quotas
and other barriers of trade producers
and agreements The conference en-
phasizes in particular the necessity OF
restoring the currencies on healthy
basis and of thereby making 1t possible
to abolish measures of exchange control
and to remove transfer difficulties. Fur
ther. the conference is impressed with
the vital need of facilitating the revival
of international trade.
To achieve the above purposes:
The conference decides to invite the
League of Nations to convoke at con-
venient date and at a place to be fixed
mot necessarily Geneva) a conference
on monetary and economic. questions
rTTLa conference decides to entruSt the