REPARATIONS

Hokitika Guardian, 17 May 1929, Page 6

REPARATIONS

United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) «!* r . .. v CANADA WAISTS HElt SHARE. OTTAWA, ,AKy f H5. ' The >-(janadiaif 5 ' Mpujiter has made -it clear thai—Canada-tvill -not be a consenting, party t 0,., new. plans for reparations " evolved by Mr On on Young. r nUfe ? had hieerr materially -atigiheffted in the past few years and would be some -years’ to come, •from the yfei'diau 'Feparations. J • - • • 1 iVd Nls ON; U 5 r j\l r Stanley Baldwin (Prime Minister,) in the course of an open-air speech at Swansea was loudly chccted for a reference beariiig directly on the reparations crisis last week. He sakl: “I would utter a word of warning to foreign nations. They must not expect us to do all the disarming and all the dcht paying. This is not the spirit of the League of Nations Covenant. We have all got to march for ward together, and we .will fpr\Wcl the H/uickostr s\) Rldiilh/ 2 -' i-jM ILL ’

FURTHER PROPOSALS. , Pi'i'- - ..A518 ; ~ PARIS, May, 16. ■: ,‘t •"MaCi'lv'” i ~f&reda&ts* “th&t -"Sir 'J. ■ ‘draft proposes the control ol -the--Dawes plan will be abolished as soon as the new reparations system is ,ra i (w;iys cj - .Wb?i Ji'|' t • |he whereon cred;tj>r«s pinny are /represented. The report contains no figures relating to annuities, except of deliveries in kind, but includes a copy of the letter from Herr Schacht to Mr Owen Young stating the Ge'rinaavtleleg&tps..accept-the figures Mr “Le Matin” adds that it by no ' proved by Germany r s* creditors.