London, July 23.
The plenary session of the inter-Allied Conference re-assembled this afternoon. The delegates included the. Canadian Senator Belcourt, while the High Commissioners of Australia, India, South Africa and ow Zealand were present in the expacity of observers. The Conference sat for two hours and some progress was made, No new plenary meeting was arranged, but it is understood that the various committees will sit during the week-end, when several questions will be submitted again to the committees for further consideration.
M. Herriot will probably go. to! Paris to-morrow and return on Monday.
Later.
The official cow on. tow day's plenary session of the Allied Conference states that Mr. Mac-Donald made, " statement with regard to the representation of the Dominions and India, similar to the smnouncement made' in the House of Commons recently by the Colon-Mr. Thomas. afterwards a committee of was appointed to report on the question whether the putting into operation of the Dawes. plan ise to questions, and, if #0, would require to be' settled agreement German what procedure should be adopted order to arrive at such agree ment without in any way counter to the Treaty of Vers The consideration of the report of the First Committee was deferred pending the conclusion of the work of the Second and Third Com-
Robert Kindersley submitted the report of the Third Committee with regard to the organization to be established for putting to proper use the payments by Germany, Particularly deliveries in kind. The reference of the Third Committe: were extended.
The report that M, Herriot would leave for Paris at the week-end consult the French Parliament with regard to the negotiations in London is officially denied.
The Committee of Jurists, mone tioned in. the official communique, consist of Sir Cecil Hurst and Fremageot. The work of this committee is regarded a8 the first step towards getting German representa tives to appear before the confer~
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