Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1926, Page 46

PRESIDENT LAUDS - DEBT COMMISSION; Singles Out Secretary Mellon in Voicing Approval of Group's Work President Coolidze vesterday paid_a hizh compiiment to the members of the American Debt Funding Commis- |, ¢ sion for the successful manner in| which they have negotiated settle | ment of the debts owed this conntry by Europeans. The President looks upon the work of the Debt Corfimis. | <ion as a great accomplishment, and | one which should be highly satisfac- tory to the American people While discussing the accomplish ments of the Debt Commission the a represented if the Ame date fully gra t | | that the commission | ted out that nezotiated for he United States of 0.000,000 in money w000 in interest, 000,000 Presiden this is not ccompl in that this ml\«h H‘”'v‘\ i to bhe 3 !unrvi Srates. but | will unques a stabilization of ation throughout hecause the wrinz abo economi~ Europe The President of the commission ctary of Treasury \ of the commission. for his leadership in the mis sfon’s work. The President was rep vesented as believing that much of the syceess the commi n can be at ed to the confidence felt in Mr. Mellon's financial judzment. not only 1 the people of the United States, but woad f 1 could hate accomplished so much ad not heen for the feeling of Mellon + summed up the debt being liberal and just terms bheing the best that irrived at under the elreum | tionahly the while praising mem singled out Mellon ASE BALL See us for an you need. GARRISON’S Wholesae Ty amd Ntcits €8 Ine. 1 E Street N.W. | Expert | Watch | Repairing Opponhmmer & Shah 203 F_St. N.W. saying | @iy 2 SAVE-—HERE account at _this hank.” Start nt 0w ,‘g,. £ @2 2 2 OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. (2 Rl ol A USRI hll?l!lllllllull. T IIIII,'IIIHIIIIH Open at 8:37 A.M. Daily % fo) 4% Savings Time Accounts € Deposits You'll Feel “At Home” National Bank. 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