The Archive · 1921

The New German Proposals

Further Attempts to Make the Allies Pay London, March 6.

Interviewed by Reuter's representative, Dr. von Simons, the German Foreign Minister, indicated that the Germans were submitting new proposals to-morrow.

Later.

The greatest activity ore in Reparations Conference to-night. An unexpected meeting of the Supreme Council lasted two and a half hours and adjourned for an hour. It is assumed that the Allies had learned the line of Dr. von Simons' new proposals which are believed to offer a basis for discussion and to-night's meetings were the outcome of this.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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