Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1928, Page 16

15 PONGARE DENAOS FLL REPARATION Insists Amended Draft on Germany Shall Meet All French War Debts. By the Associated Press. CAEN, France, October 29.—With discussions regarding a committee of experts to draw up a new reparations plan for Germany under way, Premier Poincare stands firm on his insistence that France shall obtain from Germany enough to pay her war debts as_well ®8s indemnity for war damage. Until this quest; the Premier said in a 00 mayors of Normandy municipalities, France had no right to abandon her guarantees blindly. Political circles interpreted the “guar- Bntees” as referring to occupation of the left bank of the Rhine, which France was not_prepared to abandon until payment of the war debt to the United States and Great Britain and of indemnities was_assured. “We have suffered such severe losses,” the Premier sald, “that we cannot af- ford to sacrifice’ further our material interests. I have said at Chambey and must repeat here that we desire nothing but_the loyal execution of treaties and diplomatic accords; we seek profit from o one; we are prepared to discuss all propositions made to us “But in all negotlations where our claims against Germany are at stake we have no right to abandon our guarantees blindly. We have no right %o accept any combination which would not_insure us the means of integrally paying our own debts also just in- demnity reparation: SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at_and_Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. astores—Port Lim . eendam—Rotterdar oro—Kingston ... DUE TODAY. *Qctober 17 October 23 an _Lorenzo--Sa: Bamaria—Liverpool ........... DUE TOMORROW. ripsholm—Gothenburg . aris—Havre ... *.October 20 ..October 20 ennland—Antwerp DUE WEDNES 22 ‘uscania—Southampton DUE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1. Baturnia—Trieste . BiNia—St. John's Mauretania—Southampton . Eresident Roosevelt—Breme? ma—Genoa. ambral—San Francisc yndam—Rotterdam THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, OCTOBER |2.500 G. O. P. Speeches Have Been Heard In West and South Since October 1 By the Assoclated Press. CHICAGO, October 29.—More than 2,500 Republican campaign speeches have been delivered since October 1, in 28 Western and Southern States, it ‘was announced today by Representative Newton, director of the speakers’ bu- reau of the Republican national com- mittee. ‘The pin-marked map in Mr. Newton’s office indicates that the speechmaking has been concentrated in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kentucky, , Tennessee, the Dakotas and Nebraska. Greater clusters of pins have been added within the past few days to Wis- consin and Minnesota. More than 300 speeches have been made since October 1 in Iowa alone. Approximately 500 addresses were de- livered in Minnesota and Wisconsin, where the party’s “heavy artillery” has Ak fi)r This Book! oy A telepbone call will bring you your copy of this delightful story of Allcgf:"!uurmy into DUE SUNDA! Tlua—Port Limon tober 27 ico—Vera Cruz tober 28 Mienchens Bremern October 28 Lapland—Antwerp DUE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. t Victoria—Bermuda .November 3 :g;nclkuA—Valpuliwd . Qctober 17 tic—Liverpool tober 2" Bgrenxflnrd—oxlo October 26 Caledonia—Glasgo' October 27 Carmania—Southampton October 27 Coamo—Santo Domingo ctober 30 Porto Rico—San Juan October 31 Cristobal-—Cristobal tober 28 Hamburg—Hambuse October 26 Bcythia—Liverpool October 27 OUTGOING STEAMERS. SAILING TODAY. Madison—Norfolk. SALLING TOMORROW. “Antilla. £APanEistobal ina Port su Prines. SAILING WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31. —Cl urg_and Southampton. g::l:l.e;;. ugr‘&bx?-— Smouths Cherpour and Bremerhaven. = % Cristobal, Cartagens, MRt c‘-fl'o"n'\:x;‘fi ind Banta Marta. 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