Solution Impossible Until Ges many Has a Free Hand Berlin, Dee. 16, "Reparations and other problems depending on them will not be finally solved till Germany has been given a definite task to perform ibility without the concludes Mrs Parker Gilbert, the Agent-Gengral for Reparations Payments, in a' ree port on the third year of the Dawes Annuity Scheme, Mr. Gilbert is optimistic as ree gards present and future payments, He points out that Germany has paid loyally, punctually and fully, though, he says, the Budgets of the German Republic and of many of the German States are not soundly, balanced. He remarks that it ig encouraging to find that th Government already hi sures to reform its fin somewhat.
'Mr, Gilbert's report shows tha' Great Britain has received from Germany G. Ins. 688,000,000,. France Ins, 767,000,000, Italy G. Me. 107,000,000, and Belgium G. Ins,
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