Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1945 — Page 20

i Quick Action Sought on Turning Over German Industrial

Plants; Problem Affects -European Economy. .

By EDWARD P. MORGAN Times Foreign Correspondent BERLIN, Nov. {~The heat is on today to hasten settlement of the Question of German reparations—a problem which must be solved in detail before the four major powers can begin to achieve success in their pint occupation of Germany. ast of the heat, apparently, springs from Russian impatience over delays In deciding what Rations shall get t what German industrial plants en, under the broad policies and when, weer (0 at Potsdam. [allied reparations commission talks . The question hoids- terrific rami-] » bring | the reparations question | tions. It not O will provide to a ! Soa key to what nd of living| Nobody knows yet what body will . the Germans are going to be-allowed make the final decision on how for the next generation or longer; |the over-all reparations will be cut. it involves major changes in. Euro<|It was learned today, however, pean economy by the breakup and at the “inter-allied reparations redistribution of German heavy in- (8gency,” which will have its head quarters in Brussels, will be organ

dustry. On these two points there has fi so wil he Jus on Nov, t of quib- |Its w been a monumental amoun q a an, pre,

t 3. bling and they are still far from set- sumably, act on tied. - But the allied control coun- [United Nations—other than Rus.

: cil yesterday took the first resi sia—for the 75 per cent. ¥ step since the last Big Three con-| General of the Army ‘Dwight D. | ference and the breakdown of the |Eisenhower, the military governor, and his chief political advisers, 2 Gen. Lucius D. Clay and Robart 1: : . . per Murphy are en route to Washing. 1 You'll Like - ton today. It is also reported that | Celtic's : economist James Angell, Bdwin

! ~ can member of the reparations } HOME commission, soon will arrive in Ber. : lin. These trips may help clarify + PRI ‘ } tions. LOAN [5% mn amu means terested in speeding up the reparas . information is available here, the \ corner in the COMPETITIVE shonsest possible ojo ny. They have soun 2 - INTEREST RATES: industrial potentia " AND low, easy, mont Thin Tanisha. ol 44 thereby destroy its wae potential

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