AMERICAN ITEMS

Hokitika Guardian, 29 January 1923, Page 3

AMERICAN ITEMS

(ISTHMIAN aNI) 5.7.. CAlll.t: AhSOOIA I'lON A SENATE DEBATE. (Received this day at 8 a.ia.i WASHINGTON. Jan 27. i 11, S( nai-e spent a day ill a. dehate on the Eiem ii invasion of Ruhr. Senaun- 18-e,I of P-eniisylvui! i.a a Ini is tiponly member ol the Senate v be served as a. sold,or in Grams, made an impassioned .sprciii ib-itaiihug tin- r rencli ,i;,ii a ■ kino iTiit.-d Si a i ■- not to forit- .MP.-s. part i. -si la ilv l-’iuius . anil ;• 1<• iit ll ■ - and declared Am I'ica. was fnrgel l ing her r.wu (lead wiieVs she hcinis t.i u iisic sympathy on Gerniauy. i i 1 1; i! \ l.t-eau-e Fra owe h-vi> s executions in' repsirations iluii lier. ;-s. naior G„ ali i-oiuli-iitin-.l the s-t izuro oi Ruhr which may alienate the world's i olitidciei' and. r.-pe-.-t oi |- 1-; 11 *- : . if .-I:, i cii (!••■ i" .'ponsihility for the -."allay with the Kaisor and his entourage, not the German people, and Gt-rmans unliDi ii will lue ! * pay Hm repnrations. Senator .vdili-. inuliriiKi! what .Mr 11. "iI lue! -''il. . ~ Si-ii:-mi ilarrisou siileil wiui Mr t liven. NEW YORK. J all 28. New York World's Washington .correspondent stilt--.- that officials in Washington. particularly nu-mie-rs ol ( <>"- astonished at the cabled reports of Mr Baldwin's statement on arrival In the ell'cel that the debt, had become a polilical issue and Unit Senate,, emit rollini; ih. situation do not understand liuanrr. Tho officials state they do not believe the corrections of il ... -ports l-in if true, il e n-'nnrxs ate highly imp'life and «ill (UithiT d.mini-''., (lie likelihood o| all call' ,-cttli--011,111 of the debt qil si ion.