Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 20, 1925 · page 16

“1mm 1925)
May 20 .m'l‘he
government has no

note has been cent
color to the onward or
demand to individual
which owe

m a shoot of state s'imniy
ounce of authority

he last meeting 01 1he

or Debt Funding Commlp

" Congress adjourned. hail,
“Vale, 0.1mm, indicated to the
rnment a desire to have
ummated or negotia-

In a nutshell, Socra-

he oro' tho varioub torelan

ly thing new really is the
given to the press of the
ode to secure funding or-
xiii on war debts and also.
lconilrmotion oi the con-
betwoon Ambassador
d Finance Minister Call-
78!! a week ago and fully
Porto and Washington

at the time.
mi-o'i‘ticlal statements in-
Paris in the last 24 hours
out note had been received there
. rre'ctr The truth is the Ameri-
overnr‘rient. is not using the
means oi! communication in
adoe. At Paris the whole mat.
] Ween handled informally in
e whioh Ambassador Ber-
on bad by instruction ily the
on Government, and there is
believe the French Minis-
'i'n'ance, asked Mr. Herrick
detailed instructions for a
io'cuseion or the debt situao

as been no meeting at the
ill "War Debt Funding Commie-
nee Congress adjourned. The

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finite the cniire uiinary treat.
our kidneys clean like you
yo bowels clean. by flushing
With a. mild.
it helps to remove the body's

a waste and stimulate them to

normal doth it'y.

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the blood. In '24 hours they
rem it 500 grains of acid and
we can readily understand
importanceV of. keeping the

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'rning for a few days :1
eye may then act fine. This

tuners; also to neutralize
the system so they are

nine is inexpensive: can not
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Secretary 91'! State ha; had too condo

"" time new powers or negotiation -

and it ha. been left to hin discretion

, to determine the opportune. moment

1or r‘orivint the oublect with each
country during meaty to America.

In the case or France Man United

~ Staten held on for a long time be. ~: '1‘

cause or the Cabinet crisis. and even

now an made no demand but has ‘

eim'my indicated a desire to ace)
nomeihing‘ done. ‘ “

who eicniflcomnhing is that the
administration here has let it be
known that all countries which are
indebted to America are being Irk-

ed to keep the subject under con—

stant consideration till a way in
tbund to settle. In other words.
France is not alone. The Ainslie-an
Government, moreover, in pursuing
the subject with Italy“ Belgium.
Jugo Slavia. (”Jacobo Slovakia and
Routixania. is helping along the sour
oral cause 01 European credit bo-
ccuse some or these came. countries
owe Franco large come. It the Unit--
ed States can bring about a ucnerdi

payment all around thorn. all cound V ,

tries will be in it better position to

pay something on their war debts. V '

than would be the case it delay and
default "were permitted. "

The American policy works '

with the British idea which is to ‘

persuadé European debtor: to make
a start at least on a funding on
rangcment.1t doesn't take much

more than a hint to the prone to V

start ”a general discussion on war
debts, and the

gin seriously to tackle the whole in»
tor-allied debt problem. For. while‘
the Washignton ‘ Government hao
never conceded that German reparan'v
tions had anything to do with the,
payment of debts to Ameiioe by the
allies. and that the debts owed by

the alliee to each other were not a. '

part or the some transaction as be.
tween any or the allies and the
United States. nevertheless, there it;

growing a recognition here that the ‘
' Moroblem has some underlying moon:

case-whammy. that payment and 9-
mentala which are common to every

recognition at obligation are more ‘

Mai to the future stability 0'! the
woildV than a d‘ru‘atic reduction or a.

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for its existence in the next can;
zines. Powerful oppositi
filing against it. 1» '1‘. M
den, chairman of the house
mjtteé on banking, lies let i
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ment is hopeful that Europe will 1b,»

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side: on has ottcn been argued.

it America. can turn- the psychol'u
my 01 Europe from default and ,
collation to payment in accordance

. with capacity, the latest hit oi litigate
~ * egi‘c publicity carried on by the

Washington Govern out will fill

'a commission hore‘ to
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