The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-19

waala lss~~s that oomm ssNa ~nA
eempis's rs-er
would have the V.AmmlsAhsn "a
struesed 10 ptos~ea st once. aseowt'
painted hs prupsg personnel. ta survey
conditions Va central and eAstsya Ers
rope And then see Toe the restoration
~ these countries uRdvr such yeAat
uvns and aroa such terms ~ the Goa.
'niasioa Hselt msy dsvlae e. b. gfAN
tieahie aAa effective Ainuns ,he eve
dissoNs sheald be prov idea that sAefa
should he na lneal Interference wHG
he sfee sAd untNmasied exegeias es
the commiassou " l,s e~u pgvrvsAglyv
" alloca,sns mAssfials uosernment
al politics shuald be illuminated. AN
reasonable and pgaludlcsal barriers h~
,wsea tho ,aglous c0ualTisa sAould be
removed and sucA substantial suAs
aasees A. mAy be avaAAhls should ba
enacted ia order that the conditions
1mpoaed should he Nlnned
As 10 nnanelal ssrnAA sh0uga
make them liberal | wuula charge No
lasetea, tos the fFss three YEARS Tor
the nsA, three yvAra a. sn psr cent.
With provision that such lnteteai
| migh, bs funded II ,he economic con
ditiona ~ the country ~ere not Ap
proachinK normal og u Hs exchange
conditions we're 80 adverse ~ "a make
payment undnly hurdensnms / SHOULD
make thv maturity % the 0hlisatioa
10 wears fnom 10 dsts. and ahaula
leave no doubt ~ so lts flnal payment
4 Immediately the plan was ADOPT
"a ~ouli have oar sovsfnment Ia
vite other governments IN poAttlun
60 asslsi SO participate ia the under
tAkinE
o. 10 sel forth completely my 0pin
ton ! should add that In ,hs anal III
ktrurtians the American people.
throush their government. should 80,
lS tae commission
We ~9ns you 10 so amt 40 this Job
in such manner "a after study you
ghink IL should hs dons this ~ 30 90
dinary undvrtAkius The Amegioan
people srust you 10 see tha, Il 10 done
fisht
rhe whole plan ot courss Involves
many practicable considerations the
most serious os which 10 that ot ob |
tainlns tbs nonay whether hy isau
ina additional liberty boada an ia |
crease in the foatins dsbts or by tas 1
alton Ba, think ~ could properly
say 60 the treasury department we
know haw sarsoue your Snanclai pfob |
lena are. we know the difficulties
which are immediately confronting
you We know the Importance of ds
tiatsns, aud ~s saow that The sov
eFnment must econamla. and that ln
dNiduAis must ecohomiaa but ~e alse
hnDw that the American government
advanced tio 0n0 .oo0 600 90 We allies
10 attain victory and peace Certainly
II is worth makins the additional all
vance in order 10 feailss the peace
for which We have elf.ad, struggled,
for nothlns IN more certain than that
uDtil normal conditions are restored
in Europe there cAa b. no peace
Above all ihlnsa ! would Rsy that
Y
taken Immediately This etisis IL sa
acute that The situation doea NOT al
init OF DELAY. except with The poasl
bility of consequences one hafdl,
dares contemplate
The situation that hay. spfrad out
here IL far beyond the scope Of In
diyidual charity only BY the action
Of governments. our own and the
others whose resources enable their
cooperate, can AID be given Ia sum
c vent volume atm also confident
that our action would be followed BY
the governments of Great Britain. o.
of the Scandinavian couu
tTies os Spain and Japan. and tha,
France and Belgium and Italy not
~ithstanding ali their iosses. would
hsIp 10 The best OF theL abllly,