To  this  intent  Roumania  is  cooperating  with  the  other  succeeding  States  of
the  former  Monarchy  and  appealing  to  the  assistance  of  the  allies  hoping  to
receive  satisfaction  for  her  interests.  We  hope  that  when  the  work  interrupted
in  Rome  will  he  taken  up  again,  Austria  and  Hungary  will  understand,  when
they  see  the  solidarity  of  the  succeeding  States  that  their  opposing  the  division
of  the  immoveable  property  belonging  to  the  communities  and  the  collectivities
is  unfounded.
We  may  add  that  before  settling  the  question  of  these  institutions,  foundations ­
  and  collectivities  no  final  decision  can  betaken  for  dividing  the  Austrian
and  Hungarian  public  debt,  as  in  the  patrimonium  of  these  institutions,  foundations ­
  and  collectivities,  besides  immoveables  and  other  property  there  are  also
governement  bonds  which  being  divided  must  be  incorporated  in  the  Roumanian ­
  stock.  One  of  the  reasons  for  which  the  Con  ference  of  Prague  which  should
have  met  on  July  24 lh  1924  for  matters  referring  to  the  Austro-Ungarian  public ­
  debt,  was  put  of  was  precisely  the  necessity  of  a  prior  settlement  of  the
division  of  institution,  foundation  and  collectivity  property.  It  is  to  be  hoped
that  until  November  3 rd ,  date  fixed  for  the  Conference  of  Prague  the  matter
will  be  arranged.

SECTION  V
The  right  of  Roumania  to  the  rolling  stock  in  proportion  to  the  railway
LINES  IN  THE  NEW  TERRITORIES
The  treaties  of  Peace  of  Saint  Germain  and  Trianon  contain  two  kinds  of
clauses  regarding  rolling  stock  which  formed  the  Austrian  and  Hungarian  stocks
some  of  these  clauses  provide  the  distribution  of  this  stock  and  the  means  ot  carrying ­
  it  out,  between  the  newly  created  States,  or  those  which  have  acquired  territory ­
  by  the  dismemberment  of  the  former  monarchy.  The  others  provide  the
estimation  by  the  Commission  of  Reparation  of  the  rolling  stock  which  has  been
divided  audits  inscription  on  the  reparation  account  to  the  Credit  of  the  grantor
State  and  the  debit  of  the  grantee  State  of  the  value  of  the  material  granted
to  each.
The  plan  of  the  distribution  of  the  rolling  stock  worked  out  by  the  Commission ­
  of  Reparations  (art.  318  Saint-Germain  301  I  rianon)  was  ratified  by
the  Conference  of  Ambassadors  by  their  decision  No.  132  of  Inly  2 l ’ d  1924.
According  to  this  p  an  Roumania  received  as  stock  to  be  distributed  29  engines ­
  104  passenger  carriages,  post  and  luggage  vans  1200  goods  trucks,  out  of
the  Austrian  stock;  and  619  engines  1037  passengers  carriages  post  and  luggage
vans  and  5000  goods  trucks  out  of  the  Hungarian  stock.  By  this  distribution
however,  all  the  matters  reffering  to  this  rolling  stock  are  not  yet  settled  as  provided ­
  in  the  treaties,  for  the  following  questions  still  await  a  solution.
Ayl  The  agreement  to  be  made  under  the  treaties  with  the  Austrian  and
Hungarian  administrations  for  repairing  in  their  workshops,  the  carriages
transferred  which  needed  reparation.