Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1932, Page 12

AT THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, JUNE 19, 1932—PART ONFK. AVOID U. 5. WAR DEBT COMMITMENT Powers Planning Settlement Without Guarantee From This Country. Starts 28th Year PRESIDENT RE-ELECTED BY BANK TRUSTEES. and Fashions Sure to Arouse Enthusiasm ¢ Complete Stocks ¢ Three Low Prices v the Associated Press. | LAUSANNE, Switzerland, June 18.— IA findl reparations settlement, without any guarantce from the United States €hat war debts wouid be cancelled or re- ¥ised, was being prepared today by the great powers represented at the Lau- €anne Conference. This infermation was obtained from fuarters well informed about what the leading European rations are planning. The conference itself was in recess | bver the week end and many of the delegation chiefs went to Geneva. Fear of Influencing Elections. Before this war debts and reparations | Who is starting his twenty-eighth year Parley opened Thursday there was talk as president of the East Washington of asking the Washington Government | Savings Bapk foliowing the annual to wipe out all war debts. Today it | meeting held during the past week. He appeared that this project had been |has held the office with distinction for | given up, largely because it might inter- 27 years, or since the institution was fere with the presidential election in the | founded. He has become the dean of United States. Washington's bank presidents, following The scheme to arrive ot a final settle- | the recent death of Edward J. Stell- ment of reparations without any com- wagen of the Union Trust Co. whose | mitment from the United States looked |service covered a slightly longer period. toward the possibility of creating a e = = !a\;;rable impression on the American | ¢ the young plan if this method were ML . put into operation. | Under this scheme Germany's condi- | "y, gications were that the idea of a tional and unconditional annuities pro- ratorfum had receded since yester- ¥ided in the Young plap would be cali- g5y provisional declaration which wiped | or the curation of the conference, | JOHN C. YOST, ABC Percale—a name that means something! It means quality— neat designs—a cotton that tubs beautifully! You won't confine these jaunty frocks to mornings at home or evenings on the porch— they'll indulge in active sports— they’ll find their way about town. 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