Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1923, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. — OFFERING “LIMIT,” BERLIN PUTS HOPE IN PLAN OF HUGHES to bring about nd permanent s other countr rufnous German competit aning of her currency able Germany to v finances. the note . s program and also to safeguard interests of those who financ = man government that th the now is bur © alro be liberate 11 polit d e restrietions, with which nd th. forthwith from nomic Provides for Fallare. ! o sugzest that in| hehalf of the ecouomic rehabilitation of Europe the countries ¢ rned ar- rive at an understunding with regard to dealings in important commodities. The note expresses the opinien that in this connection loi term private con- tracts for deliveries of coal and coke are especially important th regard to two proposed loans 0 000 marks each, the note suse these The proposals and how the amount nd for is to be ralsed. The same commission would decide in July, 1831, whether, when and how after July 1, 1923, the interest not pro- vided for in the first instance is sub- sequently to be raised. Favors Hughes' Plan. As to the make-up of thls commis- sion. Germany proposes that either tie svndicate which puts up the first loan of 20,000,000,000 goid marks o mittee of international business men be chosen, according to the suggestions of Secretary of State Hughes—a com- mittee on which Germany is to be rep- | resented with rights equal to those of other nations. As the third alte com- pative, the note amount of Germany first loan be raised. Seek U. S. Ald. After setting forth the details of the proposed three loans by which the thirty billion marks would be raised, the note says that in case the three loans do not :produce total “an impartial international | v dec f when and how covered.” The decide how the om- ues “it ought be either the consortium wh the loan or an international commis- sion of business men corresponding to the proposition made by Secretary of State Huwxh on which Germany would be represented with equal ig or an ,arbitration tribunal | d of a Tepresentative of the unission, # represena- i movernment T compo 5 COMMENT 1S WITHHELD. i State Department Studies German Offer—sStill Willing to Aid. The American government is watch- ing very closely, but in complete silence, the late: mpt to smooth out the rep: « in Burope. State Department officials b ye day their stu but there was n hen they had d ent would have e advic indication that so this govern public or pri allies of_the a Naturaily. there is Are You a Member of the W. 0’s? “The Efficiency Bunch?” Proposes a court of arbitration, com entative of 3 s id a of N govern- togeth w chairman, whom the President of the Unites States would be requested to nomi other two members is to the nomination th resentative me, nate in faile > th d 1o agree 1d the 1 Areas he soun ¢ Furop n solved utual under- standing. Ruhr Occupation of Hampers. e occuy the Rukr, the al declaration states, is 4lly opposed to such aspira it therefore p diu- wied | the daily | d and the | 1 of economic val- reaty of Vers illes b 1ated and the condition rding to d agreemen s the difficult tangible b v solution must | elastic to take this| nsideration i Foreign Loanx Vital. should furthermore be the document, that German 0 owing to the lack of surplus profits | from her own products will in the | rear future .be unable to raise any | large amounts of capital from her resources. and that consequent- n is foreign loans, iceh, Le obtained when restored. recurring merican recommend to the adjustment of 1t note Wipation in the solution of the jons issue is contained in the | on that the President of the | ame the third member | 1 commission which | would decide the manner in which the i sums lacking to make up the .'l||l; Handles Fine i Opera Glasses ClaflinOptical Co Don’t “Sniffle” You can make vour nos- trils and head as “clear as a bell” with E-Z Catarrh Cream AFLIN It gives quick relief in all catarrhal conditions of the nose, throat and head—and is efficacious in even se- vere cases of hay fever., When you feel a cold in the head coming on—or that irritating catarrh man- ifesting itself — use E-Z CATARRH CREAM freely —for relief. 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Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets when you feel “logy” and “heavy.” They “clear” clouded brain and “perk up” the spirits. 15¢ and 30c. 1 offer after the| Washington t j suggestion for an inguiry by an im-|have pointed out that any st the required | | Ol therefore h floats | horefore Secretary Hughes' Secretary of State, but the, partial commission of economists hus | Washington must await an initiative, | been brought to the fore once again. howe suggestion for an application of the prineiple, there is absence a of authoritative uss the he adopted very beginning of the culties. The United purticipant in the coll, eral reparations from is not regarded by Pres arding and his advisers at tates is mot nt H; = hermore, it nuation the ent difli- a and reements now under is felt no offer of ald ean be made 1y = ‘nations involved. 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