Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-13
MORGAN TO SERVE
WITH OWEN YOUNG
ON WAR DEBT BODY
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Coolidge and Mr.. Hoover have indicated
their determination not to permit the
United States Government to be drawn
officially into the reparations tangle or
to allow the problem to be confused
with the question of the payment by
foreign nations of their war debts to
the United States.
Commission Chose Trio.
Technically the selection of Messrs.
Young, Morgan and Perkins as the
United States experts was made by the
representatives of the six nations
France, Great Britain, Italy, Belgium,
Japan and Germany-who compose the
Preparations Commission. The names
chosen will be forwarded by the COM
missionerS to their various governments
for ratification and then, when ap-
proved. presented to the State Depart
ment here. This action probably will
be taken by Sir Esme Howard. the
British Ambassador. acting for the en-
tire group of nations.
The American representatives Will be
associated with IL other financial ex-
pertS whose names were announced by
the Preparations Commission In Paris
last Thursday They are:
France: Emile Moreau, governor OF
the Bank or France; Jean Parmentier.
member ofsati1e Dawes committee. in
spector of finance and governor OF the
Credit Foncier.
/. Great Britain: Sir Joseph Stamp,
member Of the Dawes committee and
president of the London. Midland ana
Scottish Railway: Lord Revelstoke, di-
rector Of the Bank of England and
member of. the banking firm of Barring
Bros. and Company. Ltd.
Italy: Alberto Pirelli, member OF the
Dawes committee and president OF the
International Chamber of Commerce;
Prof. Fulvio Suvilich, undersecretary
of finance.
Belgium: Emile Francqui. member of
the Dawes committee, minister OF state,
assistant chairman of the Soclete Ma
tionale de Credit lIndustrie, director
of the Bank Beige pour rEtranger and
chairman of Lloyd Royal Beige: M.
Quit, former member of the repara-
tions commission.
Japan: Kengo Mort, former financial
agent of the Japanese government at
London, Paris and Washington; Ia
kaShi Acki, subgovernor of the Bank of
Japan.
Germany: DR.. Hjalmar Schacht,
president Oh the RelcnSDanRi LIT. Al
bert Voegler, director. Of the United
Steel Works.
Mr.. Morgan's appointment Is expect
ed to meet with the sincere approval
of the nationals of the allied countries
and of Germany. AS the chief finan-
cial agent of the allies during the war
he participated in and directed vast
transactions of paramount Importance
to the successful outcome of the Strug-
gle, while to the Germans his presence
at the reparations conference is an as
surance not only of American interest
in European problems. but that the
highest technical skill of this country
is available to aid in their solution.
Mr. Young is widely known in Europe
as a member of the original Dawes
committee and a co-author of the
Dawes plan. He was for a time agent
general for reparation payments. and
is considered an outstanding authority
on the subject.
Mr.. Perkins Is member of the law
firm of Ropes, Gray, Borden & Perkins
of Boston, and was United States citi-
zen member of the reparations COM
mission from 1914 to 1926.
Copyright. 1920