Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-06-14 | Page 1 | Move Made to Force U. S. Hand on Debts

Move Made to Force U. U S. S Hand on Debts By Associated Press Prees Excitement stirred the world economic conference today as s delegates awaited the result of attempts by some statesmen to force torce the American administrations administration's hand on war debts and monetary policies es monetary Hero Here are some brief excerpts from remarks in the conference chamber on these questIons Premier MacDonald of Great Britain tata bringing UP war r debts debt a a. topic the United States wanted barred Behind the economic economic eco eco- subjects is another in the first rank of Importance S S S I refer to the question of or war debts which must be dealt with before every obstacle to general recovery has been removed General Jan Christan Smuts of ot South Africa criticizing American n policy polley on the debts The Lausanne conference a year ago placed the gravest responsibility where it belonged belonged op on the shoulders of or the United States The United States failed jo 10 taU fall fallin in line liri Adam Koc Polish delegate appealed for stabilization of f currencies currencies currencies cur cur- and urged a rearrangement of the debts was wa-s armistice Guido Jung Italian foreign minister The signed at Lausanne The final settlement is now Imperative Premier o of France who wants wante quick stabilization of ot the dollar doBar and pound How are nrc you ou going to reestablish the circulation of goods and conclude economic accords If the measure men men- sure lUre of values remains dependent on caprice or hazard What would you say of the engineer or who ho used cd an elastic clastic YM yardstick U t 4 I