"FOOLHARDY PROPOSAL"
Postponement of War Debts Payments ROOSEVELT'S OPINION Press Association. —Copyrights Loudon, May 11. The Times says it is convinced a request for the postponement of war debt payments would be foolhardy. Mr. Roosevelt, having decided not to ask Congress for a moratorium for the June payments. "The American Government will not consent now or later to deal with debtors as a group but prefers Lj discuss debts individually and concurrently at the World Conference," the paper adds. "The conference's success or failure will determine the debt issue."
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 241, 12 May 1933, Page 5
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