REPARATIONS.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS. COMMON ATTITUDE URpED. THE PROBLEM OF FRANCE. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Received July 24, 5.5 pan. Paris, July 24. Tempe, discussing President Poincare’s visit to London, which is fixed for about August 1, declares that Frenchmen generally expect the following results: Firstly. the cancellation of inter-Allied debts, France to reduce the nominal tot’d of the German debt; secondly, the reparation payments to be devoted to the repair of the devastated regions; thirdly, an early German loan, devoted to the reparations payment loan and to be sufficiently great to enable Germany to re-establish her finances on paper. Le Temps add*. ‘We are merely pointing out |he conditions we think indispensable. This common attitude of the Allies must be made possible. If and when it eeases it must be possible for our consciences to be clear of reproach.” ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS ADVISED. Berlin, July 22. The Committee of Foreign Affairs reluctantly recommends Germany’s acceptance of the forms laid down by the Allied Committee on Guarantees, providing for the control of German revenue and expenditure and the prevention of *he flight of capital as a condition of the moratorium.
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 July 1922, Page 5
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