Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 21

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PARIS, April 25 —Premier Poin- care in an election speech delivered at a banquet of the Republican Fed- eration last night answered the re- proach that he had neglected home politics by setting forth at length the proposed program of the new chamber in the way of social and eco- nomic legislation. “At the same time,” he added, “I must repeat that the new ‘chamber Just as the one whose mandate I to cast its eyes beyond the frontiers | to safeguard France's rights and con- solidate the peace of the world.” The premier then proceeded to de- fine the guiding principles of his for- | cign policy, and continued: W new economio| y of Versailles fo megotiate at an carly th Gcrmuny h(-rself to of giving any one 9| ph‘h t ot present our peaceful intentions, and not let slip t nvmnunuv of- fered us by our sus by the report of t | the preliminary deci tion com spire in ad spirit without sacrificing | All this will be the task v of the morrow, but a long, thankless work of several | i | DUSE T0 BEGIN LAST | 'VOYAGE HOME SUNDAY| Italian Government Takes Charge | | of Body of Famous Tragedienne. | Funeral in New York. 5 the Associated Press. 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The _circulars, xposition officials said, charged that cland was profit- through the sale of large amoun coal to France, Germany and It NNWNN&WNNNN® lines Shortcomings of Rep- arations Report. D, Ohlo, April 25 D. C. FRIDAY, plan for Germany's financial rehabili- tation, Col. Leonard P. Ayres, who served as economic adviser to the ex- pert committee of the reparations commission, yesterday added to the list of Its shortcomings, which he suggested on his return from Europe. Addressing the chamber of com- merce, Col. Ayres said Americans should support the plan, but should insist on these four changes: The German bank of issue should be_a gold basis. Some method should be provided for judging whether Germany is in t of making firming his belief in the | the required payment i essential soundnesa of the Dawes Payment of interest and finally of APRIL 1924, principal on the international loan should have definite priority over oth- er _payments, The allled nations must reach a de- ision soon on the total amount of ermany’s debt and number of years payments should continue. ———3 Tobacco Merchant Dies. HAVANA, April 25—Willlam W. Harris, who was engaged in the u bacco business and was prominent as a club member and a Mason, died last He was born in Piedmont, Ga., nine vears ago. His body will | Secures Your Complete SPRING OUTFIT At The Liberal Store—Corner 7th and E Sts. Over Kresge’s Yes! We posit plan—the most economical, No embarrassing questions asked. Open an account toda y and pay a little each week or month for styl- to this friendly store. good enough for us. ish apparel at popu mean every word we say. lar prices. 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