Demand that Reduction Must Be Balanced by Cutting Dues to Britain Paris, Apr. 16.
'A note handed the Reparations 'Commission says that the German Government consider that the ex: perts' reports offer a practical basis for a rapid solution of the reparations problem. The Government, therefore, declare their hingness to collaborate i execution of the expert: Reuter.
London, Apr. 16.
'The steady improvement in for-ign exchange since the reparations experts' reports has been hanced by German acceptance of the plans. Sterling to-day reached $4.35} and Belgian franes 80.
Rome, Apr. 16.
It in semi-officially intimated] that a meeting between the Pre mier, Signor Mussolini, and the Italian exports decided' that the exports) reports constitute a suit able basis for the solution of the reparations question.—Reuter.
Paris, Apr. 17. ing note of Germany's ut ports has unanimously decided to approve, within the limits of its authority, such conclusions, and to adopt the measures con:
the reports to the in terested Governments with a view to the plans becoming fully effec-moment. tivo at the earliest possible
'The 'Commission has further decided to request the German Government to furnish as quickly possible bills and decrees destined to assure complete exception of the plans, and to designate the German members Jot the committees to' deal with railways and industrial mort-Buges, ete.
Apr. 19. inter-Allied' conversations, the Discussing the fortheomin,
"Matin states that the. French standpoint is Girstly, that. the German debt cannot be reduced wwitheut proportionate reduction for-Allied debts and, eocond-Ty, that preseiire cannot be given. fdo not deforming tha {measures to he taken man default, tis reported from Tomé, Dawes, the presi? com: that he has germany must reparation for war damages. He also said that the occupation of the Ruhr alone bad made possible the work of the expert committees Jand guaranteed' the carrying on Jot the recommendations.—Reuter such Premier's Approval of Allied Experts' Plans Paris, Apr. 2 Poinéaré has communica jeatea to the Reparations Commission the French Government's attitude with regard to the reports of the Committees of Experts. Ho says that the Government approve the plan fully og. much asthe Allied. Governments, Hq invites the Commission to, formulate.g-fig out of the pia Pio Prime Minister expresses the, view that number of Dre" liminary measures must be" ecuted fore. the present Die the Ruhr can be exchanged for others "Buch changes may be pendent "on previous agresry Amongst the "Allies on sanctions inthe event of dafaulé by Ger~ many.—Reuter.
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