Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1929, Page 7

EXPERTS CONSIDER NEW DEBT PHASES Aim to Remove Feeling Ger- many Is Paying Indemnities Rather Than Obligations. By the Associated Pre: PARIS, March 6.—Phases of removal of the reparations question from a po- litical to & commercial sphere faced the committce of experts at its plenary sion today. The entire aim of the committee i: to remove the feeling that Germany i paying reparations growing out of th war. Rather it is sought to make the payments strictly business obligations and debts owed by one country to an- other. It is in pursuance of this idea that | SECRETARY OF DAWES ! GIVEN PARTING DINNER Officials of Senate Pay Tribute to E. Ross Bartley, Presenting Him With Ink Stand. | Officials of the Senate gave a fare well dinner in the Senate restauran | last night to E. Ross Bartley, who was | secretary to Vice President Dawes and | who has accepted a position with Mr. | |Dawes in the banking business | | Chicago. | John Crockett, chief clerk of the | Senate, was master of ceremonies, and | speeches were delivered by David S.| Barry, sergeant-at-arms; Theodore F. Shuey, in charge of the official report- | ers of debate; Carl Loeffler, Col. Ed- | {win A, Halsey, assistant scrgeant-at- | |arms, and James D. Preston, superin- | tendent of the Scnate press gallery. | “Rev. Dr. z. B. Phillips, chaplain of the Senate, paid high tribute to Mr. Bartley. At the conclusion of the din ner the Senate staff presented the de- | parting secretary with an inkstand. ILIEUT. COL. TYLER GIVEN |today and elected Senator Bingham, THE EVENIXG BINGHAM T0 HEAD GROUP ON AIRPORT Representative Zihiman Made Vice Chairman and Barry Secretary. Gelting off to an early start, the joint commission created by Congress a few days ago to study the airport re- quirements of the National Capital, both Federal and local, held its first meeting -Republican of Connccticup, as chair- man, with Representative Frederick N. Zihiman of Maryland as vice chairman, The first definite action of the co mission was the adoption of a reso- lution _under which it will request the War, Navy, Post Office and Commerce Departments, as well as the District authoritdes, STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, including the National Capital Park and Planning Commission. Henry ‘M. Barry, secretary of the Senate committee on territories and in- sular possessions, was appointed secre- tary of the airport commission. It will be the aim of the commission, Senator Bingham said, to look as far ahead as possible in planning airport facilities for the Naticnal Capital, so that the requirements of this rapidly de- veloping mode of transportation may be met adequately. Senator Bingham, who is a close student of aviation, is already familiar with_what has been done in Paris, Rome, Berlin and the other cap- itals of the world toward providing air- ports, and his experience will be of service to the airport commission. the commission will make a report dur- ing the special session of Congress or at the opening of the regular session in December. The commission was created after it became apparent that separate legislation for a municipal airport for | ‘Washington would not be completed be~ | fore adjournment. ‘The resolution creating the commis- sion, as proposed by Senator Vander- berg, Republican, of Michigan, points out that it is vital to the resources of the Capital of the United States that its airport facilities should be adequate for present and anticipated aviation needs in order that Washington’s equip- ment in this respect should serve maxi- mum_Capital requirements and reflect (the Capital’s national leadership. The MAREH 6, 1929. T }:rom:g: {;wtnlv!;z ;1&: o?ly mi}mlcip:é Dr. S. Parks Cadman, pastor of the acilities, but a eral requirements | Central Congregational Church of hi) - A ey | of ke, xelatlonisTHne: He | Forabiiyna 160 v sabiiab haiaOndEs tween them. b { - - Lenten sermon today at the First Con- | DR. S. P. CADMAN DELIVERS | e Chren Tentn and | . Cadman, in urging sinners to | NOONDAY LENTEN SERMON | return to Christ in a rejuvenated spirit | | 50 that they may look forward to the e \day of reckoning, pointed out that if | we have any dark secrets which | would hide from even our most in | mate relatives we should open up our | hearts to Christ and ask His forgive ness Sllies - ot wor slirink from thoughts of | Dr. Harvey Baker Smith, president > lof the Was 3 fudgment day because of the thick veil | Chusches, *precided and - ofeced. the Brogklyn Pastor Urges Sinners to Return to Fold and Look to Day of Reckoning. 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Public hearings will be held in April, Senater Bingham said, to take the tes- timony of these departmental officials the plan of a trusteeship for repara- tions now before the committee in com: pleted form has been evolved from de- liberations of three subcommittees and private talks among the individual dele- gates. This trustee body, which would take the place of possibly the reparations commission and the transfer committee, | Engineers, for many years in charge would become a regular clearing house, | of the water supply 'm of the Dis- | a sort of international bank, whose mi trict of Columbia, and author of plans | sion would be to control and regulate | for the development of water power at | the annuities paid by German: Great Falis, today was assigned to| The task of this clearing h would | duty as engineer of the Federal Power | be to watch over reparations mobiliza- | Commission in the Interior Depar tion, that is to say, to proceed to is- | ment buildings. 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