NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF
U.S. LOAN TO GZECHD-SLOVAKIA WASHINGTON, Oct. 16. The State Department has broken off negotiations on the Czech request for a 50,000,000d0l loan from the Export and! Import Bank, and limited the sale of surplus American property to the Czechs to 10,000,000d0l instead of the 50,000,000d0l contemplated'. American officials said the deals were broken off because of anti-American statements by the Russian and Czech spokesmen at the Paris Peace Conference, accusing the United States of using loans and credits to further the policy of economic imperialism. The United Press says the announcement may indicate that the United States has decided to cut off further economic' aid to countries within the Soviet sphere of influence.
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Evening Star, Issue 25927, 19 October 1946, Page 6
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116NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF Evening Star, Issue 25927, 19 October 1946, Page 6
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