Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 283, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1929 — Page 18

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ALLIED POWERS DRAW GERMAN DEBT FIGURES Negotiations Resumed in Reparations Session, Crisis Passed. BY SAMUEL DASHIELL t'nitfd Pre* Staff Correspondent PARIS, April 16.—The allied reditor powers were prepared today to present before another plenary session of the reparations experts an itemized accounting of •heir claims to show how they arrived at the figures contained in their memorandum to the German delegation. Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, head of the German experts, demanded more concise details from the four creditor nations. Owen D. Young, chairman of the conference, agreed and postponed the session until today, when the itemized figures were '0 be handed to the Germans for further study. The crisis which threatened •he conference when the allied memorandum was presented to the German delegation on Saturday seemed to have passed. The allies were conciliatory and Dr. Schacht, in spite of his lengthy talk yesterday protesting the severity of the terms, was willing to proceed with the negotiations. The gloom which was east over the negotiations by the extremely pessimistic note in the German press was completely dispelled today. Although the allied demands were far greater than the Germans were willing to accept without bargaining, it was indicated today that the new figures will serve at least as a basis for future negotiations. G-nMAN FLEFT SAILS Two Squadrons Will Start Voyage to Spain. By United Press BERLIN. April 16,—The North sea squadron of the German navy, including the battleships SchleswigHolstein and Schlesien and se”eral new' destroyers sailed shortly after midnight to meet the Baltic squadron in the North sea. The two squadrons will sail for Spain immediately after meeting.

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