Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1924, Page 25

GERMAN GOLD BANK .~ BILL NEARLY READY Stresemann Tells Reichstag No In- “ternationalization of Finances Is Contemplated. HITS BUFFER STATE PLAN British Premier Not Believed Fa- . vorable to Proposal. ! By the Associated Prens, BERLIN, March 7.—Dr. Stresemann, foreign minister, announced in the reichstay yesterday that a bill for the establishment of the gold note bank would be submitted to the house be- fore its dissolution, but that the gov- ernment was not in the least think- ing of Internationalizing Germany's finances. This statement was made in reply to Dr. Carl Helfferich’s warning to the government against handing the relchsbank and the rentenbank over 30 international capita laration_that if, in ad. Biah ranweys Were gi X then the whole of Germany would tinally become an internationai repa- rations province. pects Supervision. mann said t banks in_ fore Dr. Stres wote-issuin man currenc them to ass 3 to be repre- The government did not des international comy istration of and the F tit w ble to obtain this by opposing the settlement of the rep- arations problem Instead of declaring treaty null and void, he said, G many must force the other powers to recognize their obligations under the treaty toward Germany. . Against Bufier State. He rejected the idea of neu the Ve state, and added that he did not be- lieve that Ramsay Macdonald, the h prime minister, had made such & proposal. Concerning the question of ailied military control, Dr. erting that Germa E Imost completed early Germany could the Hed control e b mission of gu. not provided for u illes. Germany was read the” five but could beyond these with the entente. J ment conditions, ree to control The Difficulty. From tue London Telegraph. you are a topping S| pliment. Ah. that’ vivd im: orry T can't return the com- because you ha zination as I AMERICANS COMPLETE - HAZARDOUS CHINA TRIP Senator’s Son and Companlop Held Up, Entertained at Tea by Pi- rates on Leper Colony Visit. CANTON, January 17 (b mail to the Associated Press).—Two Canton Americans, Dr. W. W. Sudbury of Philadelphia and §. P. Spencer, jr., son of Senator Spéncer of Missouri, have just completed a hazardous trip to the new leper colony in the pirate isles south of Macao, In the course of which they were held up by armed desperadoes,” given a tea party by pirates, and forced to battleadverse conditions of wind ang sea. The dangerous expedition into the heart of the section occupled by the bandits who have terrorized China coast shipping many years was made at the instance of the American mis- slon to lepers. L JAPANESE MIGRATION TO CUBA IS FORESEEN By Muil to the Assoclated Press NOLULU, Febru d of what Japanese The lop into ation for Honolulu re- o Kisen Kaisha which is carry- tnirty for the Island plaj workers tions. ding to the ¢ first of . leaving where they are gu; wage of $1.50. FIRST SHOWING IN U. . Yale Students Revive Shakespeare’s Play “Titus.Andronicus.” NEW HAVEN., . 3 less students f the history of the stage l‘n}n find evidence to the t t Andronic: at Yale Uni- 1 play will be staged in the than mauner on an Elizabethan bers of the Wool izing | s the Rhineland by making it a buffer | Office Space in The Star Building Large ell room, fourth floor — four windows. North and south ex- posure— $50.00 Room with ante room, Nos. 606 and 607. Sixth floor, 11th St. front— $50.00 POINCARE THREATENS TO QUIT AS PREMIER Ultimatum in Clash Over Fiscal Bills Forces Senate Committee to Renew Conference. By the Allucllvlld Prei PARIS, March Premier Poin- care's ultimatum to the finance com- mittec of the senate last night that ! his cabinet would resign unless the committee appréved his fiscal meas- ures caused the committee to an- nounce that it will again have a con- ference with the premier and Mini ter of Finance de Lasteyrle today o tomorrow in an attempt to reach an ugreement, If this comes about, the financial bills will come up for discussion in the senate mext Tuesday. The measures in question providing for fi economy and addit 20 per cent taxation have been v by the chamber. They are desig to balance the French budget improve the franc on the inte tional_exchange market. M. 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