Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1929 — Page 22

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DEBT EXPERTS STILL HOPE FOR PAY AGREEMENT Believe German Delegate’s Resignation May Pave Way to Accord. BY SAMI EL DASH I EI.L fniUd Press Staff Correspondent PARIS. May 24.—The staggering blow dealt to the reparations conference bv the sudden resignation from the German debt cc*r.m; 'in of Dr. Albert Vof-glcr was r. cd somewhat today by the general belief among the allied delegates that the withdrawal could be regarded a* a political maneuver for the pacification of the German electorate While on the surface the Vo -rder resignation indicated a tense s:tua- j tion among German industrialists, * nationalists and financial groups j many of the allied expert s.iu in j it a political move to pave the way j for Germany's acceptance of the j terms stipulated in the Owen D Young plan. At the same time it would pro- I vide an alibi for the German elec- j tor ate by what in some quarters was { regarded as a "trumped up” split in ; the reich's reparations delegation, it was argued. In spite of the German criticism of the answer of the allie> to Germany's conditions and reservations. Dr. Hjalmar Schacht. chief German delegate, was said still to be looking hopefullv toward a successful conclusion to the negotiations. His conferences with various American

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