REPARATIONS
A CORRECTION. United Press Association.—.-By Electrio Telegraph.—Copyright.) LONDON, May 23.. The second clause of the. Reparations memorandum should read:— I The -payment nf twenty annuities -each of eighty-five millions, and one further annuity of forty-five millions on war debts only. Thirdly: The payment of one and a-quarter millions for ten as an indemnity to Belgium for the depreciation of the mark. / THE ALLIED “ LIMIT.” LONDON, May 23. The new reparation scheme provides a complete cover for the Allied, debts to America. _ - The German delegation immediately started work on the scheme 'from tlieir point of view. The submission of the text is only a stage in the negotiations. It appears, however, that the creditor powers have gone to the limit; of reconciliation. ... ; ARE TERMS.TOO HARD? ’BERLIN, May 23.. It is learned that Hr. Albert Vogler, President of the Ruhr Steel Trust, intended to retire from the German delegation on t' e ground thrt the prolongation of the payments beyond thirtyseven years was intolerable, and that he would refuse to sign an agreement.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 May 1929, Page 4
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