Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 150, Hammond, Lake County, 15 December 1922 — Page 6

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V rriTERr;ST!uAL NEWS SERVICE WA.i..i,ru.N'. 1. The ..,!! hiii 1j.-3 definitely do

irt-wn on all plans for a t-i-c-r and light wine act Mr Ft-ljlera bonus hill, i ..fflt !U rraehcl thin de- i ;, "!-, fTM!0 he"'c which

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I included thj new national commandsr, Alrlii Owsloy, former oorrunandc ; Hanaford MaXider and severa

ttate leaders. Tho soldier leelsl.-! tors were unqualifiedly opposed 1 all rum revenue provisions, It wa .said, through fear that ra.llnr the prohibition Issue would JeoparCl9 passag-e of the bonus by Ihe present congress. A majority of Legion officials are also opposed to Inclusion In tho new bill of any provisions for payment of the bonus, it was said, this ban would extend not only to sales taxes and luxury taxes, but even to the ,ropos3c bond Issue sukrtcswJ by "U pre sentatlve Fordney, Kepubllenn jf Michigan. Representatives of the soldiers organizations are determined to force action on the new measure during the present session. Soldier members of the House announced willingrness to conduct a bonus flgrht on the flour to the eslus'.un of all other legislation until ;ho bill wag enaeteJ. Leg-ion spoeksmen plan to visit "resilient Kardlnr In the hear future to pla-co their views befo-u him. They will contend the President ran now hK'ti the tvpe of bill

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vetoed last summer because (hi. nation's financial condition has imjToved, The Prosl'dent will alsd be told thera la no need now to include a

iniuo raising' provision for the j oenus as treasury reports indicate j

the first payments could be made without taxing tho povernmcnt's financial resources. Future payments he will be informed, can be mudo through the regular sources of revenue. Chairman Fordney, who declared ha was ready to introduce the new bonus bill, also planned to call urn tho President this week to discus tho bonus situation.

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court. Bond'6 latest activities, it is siviJ. were at New Paris. Ind., where t was charge., ho passed worthless .heck.! to the amount of $S03.

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BRITAIN OPPOSES FRENCH OCCUPATION OF GERMAN RUHR

LONDON. Dec. 15. (Rv I X. s Great Krltian is opposed to French occupation of the German Ruhr. Premier A. Ponar Law loh! the iVijn.m vptr.av after

noon. H- said that "'Great Britain anrot ray h-r debt to the t'nite-l States and forgive her own debtors r.tirejy." Former Premier Aaqullh, Former Premier L'oyd George and rtafnsay MacDonald united in a demand for a icfinite statement on British repartions policy, but the Premier pall he could not make such an announcement. The general views of the government, however, were outlined. "Germany is near collapse," said Tonar Uw, "Britain has rstor,! herself at tho expense of the tay-

"Brltain sympathizes with France. France needs raiment; but international conferences cannot continue indefinitely. "Britain cannot view with equanimity any air.ton which will make a final settlement more difficult." The Premier said that interallied debts and reparations were Inseparable problems. After expressing belief that tho British and French would be able to co-operate amicably, he saU: "But Birtain cannot make the concessions which her debtors ex-i.-rt t:n'es trao ufts b'-t.ter. Brl-

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now. The last statement was made while discussing the French demand for occupation cf the Ruhr. The I'remier paid tribute to America, saying: "Th United States entered the war when Great Britain's resources were exhausted. She entered without any thought of profit." Bonar Law refused to answer a hypothetical question as to whether the Ansrio-Japanese treaty of alliance would h-i rf-vivid if the Wa&h-n-tnn .-..n'or-rrp troitv laf.s'-d

.hroug-h failure of France and Italy to ratify lu

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