Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1924, Page 14

‘PAGE FOURTEEN. STABILITY FOR EUROPE NOW IN SIGHT, BELIEE Dawes Report Raises Hope for Adjusting Economic World. BY ©D KEEN, (General European Manager of United Press.) (Copyright, 1924, By United Press) LONDON, April 12. — Europe stands on a threshold whence the first step well may be towards her eventual reconstruction. At least, the Dawes report has accomplished its initial purpose. It haa brought conflicting parties in the European :nuddle all to the same threshold, and pointed out the Girection of the first step. Promise of prompt acceptance of ‘the experts’ plan by Germany, con- tained in Berlin dispatches today, means that the all important start in a common direction may soon be made. “It's up to Germany,” a member of the reparations commission said today; but there is no reason why Germany should hesitate at the tart. She may eventually balk and hinder success of the unde but in the beginning she ha: " thing to gain and nothing to lose A look at the proposed first step in the Dawes plan will reveal this. After the reparations commission has received a formal statement from the Marx government and Premier Poincare has had his talk with Premier MacDonald about se- curitie: d economic sanctions in the Ruhr in case Germany makes a false m » the ebaborate machin- ery devis his fellow together. finished its task, yenera!l Dawes and men can be put this machine has it may be unrec- ognizable. Its functions and event- ual working out may be changed many times before the last mark of reparations debt in paid. But in the beginning everyone accepts it as it stands, The first practical step towards final consummation of the experts’ dream of a rehabitated Germany grinding out reparations payments om scheCule time is establishment of the gold bank of emission. In- separable from this project is the floating of a loan of 800,000,000 go'a marks outside of Germany. It will be seen that the statesmen of the reich can find little to. Germany's in these. provision was made by the experts that none of this gold should get into Germany. For it to do so requires a unanimous vote of the expert board of directors, on which the allies and neutrals have equa! representation with Germany, Tho opening phases of the Dawes plan involve the United States, per- haps more than any other country, save Germany, This is one reason for the opto- mism from allied capitals today re garding the the scheme. In the first place, the allies ex- initial functioning of pect that the loan will be raised largely in America. In the second, they intend to see that the Unitec States has rominent represe’ation on the va oards of control, either offic unofficially. The allies feel that they finally have involved the United States tn ® reparations settlement and a feel- er was put out in Paris yesterday that the “reparations director’ who will be a sort of Judge Landis of reparations will be an American. They do not mind that the Amer. Iean government is still outside. American business men—and money —seems to be coming tn. The first step will be ir formal and Probably confidential conferences between businesses of England and the United States, and possibly France, as to how the loan is to be raisec. With these conferences, the wheels start turning—in all the one direction, for WORLD FLYERS AGAINDELAYED IN LONG JUMP SITKA, Alaska, April 12.—Agport ed winter weather again held up the scheduled departure of the four round-the-world planes Mere tod Fog, rain, sleet and a wind combined to kee the p from the air cnrely in the shelte The planes snow, fonight t the northward hop tomorrow. Major Fred K. Martin, chief of the army squad of flyers, said he and his men aro in fine fettle, ready to take the air at the first rift in the weather blanket. —————— make Miss Helen Simpson, a graduate of the Natrona county high school and now a freshman at the Univer sity of Nebraska at Lincoln, has been appointed assistant managing editor of the “Cornhusker,” the university annual, J. A, Carroll, auditor for the Mid West Refining company; I. Ar gon, attorney, and M McAl auditor for the same company, have returned to Denver after ending several days here on busine Mr Carroll was formerly a resident of this city. eishiooingpoeibomenty Denis Daly is visiting here for several days with Mrs, Daly and @aughter Kileen, INTER-ALLIED CONFERENCE T0 DISCUSS CREDIT TANGLE IS PROSPECT OF NEAR FUTURE By WEBB MILLER united Press Staff Rorepandent) RIS, April 12.—Th: pees of progress ‘wank ‘ Sa settlement of the financial problems of Europe will be the calling of an inter-allied conference at which the question of interallied debts and European debts to the United States will be raised. “ This was the aimost unanfmous belief of French observers tonight as the nation debated the action of the reparations commission in accepting the Dawes report. It is known that Premier Poincare be Casper Sunday Cribune maintains the standpoint that there cannot be any final settlement of the reparations problem until the ques- tion of interallied debts and debts to the United Staes are settled one way or anoher, Poincare maintains France. must get 26 billion gold. marks from Ger- many plus enough to scttle the inter allied debt to the United States, un- less hese debs are otherwise ad- justed. It 4s belleved this question prob- ably will be raised by the Germans themselves in their reply to the re- parations commission because they undoubtedly will demand the total amount of their debt be determined finally before accepting the sg al plan. ue Certain of the allled experts at- tempted to discuss the inter allied debts at the outset of the Dawes com- mittee meetings, it ic 1earned, but the Americans flatly and vigorously refused to allow this question to be injected into the deliberations. ‘ The prompt action of the repara- tions commission in adopting the Dawes report has caused widespread satisfaction here. Authoritative sources emphasize the acceptance is a basis,for solution of the tangled postwar problems, but does not mean that thé reparations commission has not the right to modify or add to the plan. However, it is the French belief that the acceptance mans the commission js disposed to follow the main lines of the experts’ program. aos ' ‘The Journal des Debats says Ger- many will be {n an untenable post. tion if she rebels against the con- clusions of the international experts, ~ “Germany cried for the experts commissions” the newspaper says “thinking France would refuse the plan. How she is caught in her own trap.” 4 Pid Bic ets ale Miss Blanche Toland who has been private secretary to R. S. Ellison, vice president of the Midwest Re- fining company expects to leave the latter part of this week for Water- loo, Ia., to make her home. PBR PCE 7 Pupils of the London elementary schools have the use of a traveling brary of 2,C00,000 books. SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1924, MOTHER CUTS THROATS OF 4 CHILDRE! probably will die, and the other two are expected to recover. Mrs. Carlson also is expected to ‘| recover. The tragedy occurred on the Carl. son farm near here early today. 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