St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 13, 1922

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COMIC PAGR JUNE 12, 1922. REETS AWA TY LAUN onl “TD gistered U. S. Patent Of! pyright, Ce.) 1922, by H. ©. \R Sid's waar CALL A WRTY LIAfRet taine Fox ‘ Fisher.) 3 (Copyright, 1922) 7% " gf. LOUIS, FORWARD OR BACKWaRpD? ) ; ) | - The proposed bond issue represents oniy 8 : _ “per cent of St. Louis’ assessed valuation. Its | ; -= o © - _mocess will mean 100 per cent in the city’s > Eee seeeted RD qsere ae > geene~—2@ c HO se ‘ - ¢ SV Ie A ey ow a me =m a __ | represented at the conference PART AT OPERA REHEARSAL | « private France can only maintain ae The estimated cost age FRANGE WILL HAVE EXPERTS — AT HAGUE FOR TALKON RUSSIA Poincare, in Note to Britain, Insists That, if Powers Keep United Front and Not Permit Russians to Stray From Point, Russians Will Accept Conditions, CUT IN WAR CLAIMS , IMPOSSIBLE, IT SAYS Attitude ls The That Pre-War Loans Must Be Paid; June - 1 Position as to Private Property Is Maintained by French Government. 4 By the Associated Press. PARIS, June 13.—France Will be at The Hague on Russian affairs by @ group of experts, the Cabinet d ed to- ay. The idea of having Charles Benoist, the Minister at The Hague, take part in the preliminary sagt ence, was abandoned, Premier Poincare, in his*note to. the British Government, in reply ta the recent British memorandum, does not recede an inch from the conference. He insists that Powers come to an agreem to the Russians at The oe not permit them to at | from ¢ + {rete ve can ands just concluded. The French The French Rosument, lengthy and businesslike, is diplomatic circumlocutions and acid, disparaging references to the there is what appears to be an un- ers’ commission. “Should The Hague meeting take place,” the note says, the French to the ie a practical means for . settling questions of debts, pri- vate property and credits, to the clusion of all politcal but persists in recommending sented by common accord. to its memorandum of June 1. impossible to accept at jhe t.me any reduction in the war of Russia. The French payment, made™~ necessary by the — economic and financial situation of — that country, but present circum- — stances do not lend themselves to — abandonment by the French ciples set forth in its of June 1 referred to above. — “As to credits. it seems to French Government, as to the ish, that Russia will only find t if it offers conditions which will ment has indicated some of conditions. Preliminary and _ough study of this question would not be without its use. by reason © Government to think that W anet ote problems that must he m ‘mal relations. posotion taken in his memorandum of June 1 with respect to The Hague advance and present a united front pres Genoa conference are frequent and Getarumadae desires to keep strictly 3B French Government can only It is. in ready to grant | Russia socintses tae? : isfy lenders. The French Govern- oe . complimentary allusion to the bank-— . , ee F = preliminary examination without the ee Russians of the proposals to be rs p Ba a ernment of any part of its claims, = Pre-War Loans and Credit, = “Regarding pre-war loans, the Po ke pe Aa 7+ : eee . 4 7 an * z - 4 a i. we “Gh ne - : nar ”. ; Z . uy en ay” a St s, * j . a a3 cere oe Ps : r oe ih v ~ a ae: ote : ae + Lig’ BG woe =e ? D5 et ¥ 2a Ati, J ts is. a WEA ote i + ah " : ‘Te? : "s “ 5 (ae ; . e ie, a , . moh “ yt Ch G: & : eng ©. oe Pea Ae Aaa So Ae 7,3 > Kp we ee Gey: ; ‘Sia oth Pe eT aCe ON nie 5 : Li APOE a il MEE TP TE PO ee Ee eee. ay ee ee ee ee ee Cn i i ee ee” ee we? ait, 6 OOF 2. AGOOIE ME PRR AA Sw ae Oe le " SO ONEURT VL OT, angen ous td Ree Mig Rees! int HA Ge 4 Se On sa IE I er a EI IP OL EAL! OEE ORR: AOL EDIT My PE aD ce AMET ey a ee ee