ALLIES AND GERMANY
QUESTION OF MILITARY,
CONTROL
EVACUATION OF OCCUPIED ZONE
IS LEAGUE PLAN" ACCEPTABLE?
.(United Press Association.—Copyright.) GENEVA, 7th December.
The indications early in the day were that the delicate position over the Allied military control in Germany might be settled by M. Briand and Sir Austen Chamberlain, while firmly holding Germany to her disarmament obligations, agreeing to ■ tho withdrawal of the Control Commission in January or February, after which the League Committee would revise the League's-1924 control plan for adoption at the Council's March meeting in Berlin, at which Dr. Stresemann will in turn, preside. If is .reported vto-night, however, that France insists upon Germany's unqualified acceptance of the 1924 plan, while Dr. Stresemann insists upon a definite time limit for the evacuation of the occupied zone.
The hope of settlement lies in. Germany's acceptance of the League plan, with an understanding that it will be modified later. , Great importance Attaches to the meeting of the Big Five to be held in Sir Austen Chamberlain's sitting-room this evening.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 138, 8 December 1926, Page 9
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