London, Aug. 29.
With reference to the misapprepensions apparently existing with regard to the British proposal for the settlement of the French debt, Reuter learns that there has always been an understanding that the French Government should ranted partial moratorium, and that France should not be compelled to pay the whole £12,500,000 annuity, starting from 1925, unless ruble to do so. It is understood that sums falling short of the annuity will be made up by later payments.—Reuter.
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