New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
i. S. Called On
IoHelp Allies
Adjust Debts
Resolution of Council Of
international Chamber Of
Z IN me rec Says This
Nation Must Lend Aid
v ait on Arms ParIev
Suggestions for Funding
obligations To Be Held
Up Until After Conference

PARIS, Oct. (By The Associated
Press).-Thc United States is called
upon to join with the Allied powers in
plans to solve all the problems grow
ing out OF reparations and payment of
the Allied debts in resolution adoptod
unanimously by the council Of the
international Chamber Of Commerce.
which met here to-day.
The resolution was recommended bv
the special finance committee appointed
last June at the annual congress Of the
international Chamber in London. ir
"nich inc United States vas repre-
Se"1eq ~ George +. Roberts, VICE
psesloeAt OF the National City Bank
o. re" orA, r. 0. Watts. president
9f the First National Bank of St
ioals; + n. b. Close. yice-pres sident o.
nc bankers Trust Company Of New
Aork; Nelson Dean Jay. OF Morna n.
darJes 4 Co., OF Paris: Fred I. Kent
Fice~Presldent Of the Bankers Truet
company, and Willis II. Booth ir.. vice
president OF the Guaranty Trust Com
panX Ct New York. Edward A. TiIene.
OF boston, proposed the resolution at
tnc council meeting.
Americas Aid Hcld Necessary
me resolution points out shaA thu
Members Of the American deIeyat;ou "a
INC International Chamber had dravn
the attention Of the Council 70 r5o
TACT that the financial and indnstria 2 ,
position Of the world at large va
aroualnG increasing attention in tho
united States and that there vs. =
5'lol's ihdlcation of q policy OF greater
1.l,~f f;tNtsl
such participation. the reeolutio, co,,
tinues, is made more apnarert snd 49,,
essary by the present ind,st,.;.,l w. -i,'.'.
ton in the United state ~ ~ -
lution concludes hv ea,,ioc- =, .',.',
FOR the United tSstos - - Tl'a
TO relieve the sifnatin, ~ ''1 s"ar'
Payment Of th, Alliad dah. T.. .,,-
United States should not ho s,,a .,.
Jet Of anv definite coGc1,1s;e',l e -, ~
alter TIC coming u,a.hin.-.,s .,'o''a Ir''.' e-.
cucc, ACCORDING ia thc Sv'' :
Council and The soariai ,-,Ip.,a c,,a'.,, o tHe
mittee which inn,,iroi 's'i con-
cisl position oi p tSe "a slliad mo lne hn"A
It's relation 10 tho Ifr;tsd 49, Stsso Sii'. =.
was decided not 10 discnss ~. oi'4
problem Al tbo n,osa,14 .99 -'iN csOO
financial committee Iii ,',o-s -'.as. -
London on r..tobo. 90 "7al,, III
it is o,.nertod ~ '''on l'h'
sl,-qe tom fo,, f,,n,i:,., .,. -.
debj VII he oe,ored ~ 'no ~ 30
orobabl,, vii bo hail - -seS'lo' - :
q ftor the Waebinc-4o ~to W, '' @oeIanoe until
'-'' ''''s
Prcd'ct Discussion al Conference
The desire 10 adjourn discnss;on -.
the Allied debt va due 70 f1ai;aa 'o,i 80
on the part of NAM nav, bers e0tl',s +h,s
tho WASHINGTON conferenco ,,sH ttia. 'a4a
up the problem when Il disnoses' 10y s'Ss -
ixcd agenda. or in confore,,co os
the powers concerned inmediataI,. ,dii,'i.V 81 81
loving the Confcrence on Ji94;ta+;on
of Armamenss. The French and ~
ish delegates 20 the council Of tha
international chamber are believed 70
have informally expressed the view
that The debtor nations are in no
position seriously to consider the del
problem, although always willing N
hear sugeestions and plans for e,zar1