Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 22, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1929 — Page 10

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HOOVER WAITS TEXT OF PACT ON WAR DEBT U. S. May Join in Parley to Approve Reductions of German Payments. BV LYLE C. WILSON I'nited Frr. Mass orreipondcnt WASHINGTON, June 6.—Presi;nt Herbert Hoover is awaiting a cxtural report of the Pans repara- ' ons conference agreement before eciding whether it will be nec- ■ .sary for the United States to ?rticipate in an international con•'rence to approve the experts' ork. If such a conference requires 'meric an participation, Hoover's ■presentative will be either Anibasdor Charles G. Dawes or Senator Valter Edge, who is slated for the merican embassy in Paris. Henry L. Stimson, secretary of ate. was of the opinion a fortnight ~o that a second conference would necessary and that the United ates would participate. This pro'dure was followed m 1921-25 when ue Dawes plan was being created nd put into effect. The administration is prepared to educe its claims on Germany somesat, but Stimson says he does not tow whether the experts’ plan goes o far as to grant Germany a tem•orary moratorium. Tire situation was discussed at a "hit* House conference which inuded Stimson and congressional rders a fortnight ago. Under the Dawes plan the United ates would have received about 0.000,000 annually. Approximately If this sum was to pay claims of ' merican citizens for war time damyes by Germany. The remainder ?.s to pay the cost of the Anreri?n army, which occupied a poron of the Rhineland after the war \t the White House conference imson informed President Hoovei id congressional leaders of a disr.tch from Owen D. Young, chairan of the Paris confer . ce. that a "Auction would be necessary. The change, according to Stimuli. will not reduce sums to be revived by American claimants, but iay somewhat delay payment.

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