New York, July 14, Mr, Winston Churchill has earned] the unanimous congratulation of the press for a "piece of brilliant diplomacy," in connexion with the debt settlement, The New York "World" felicitates Great Britain for conceding unimportant French demands and says that Great Britain will collect re-natively as much as the United States, but allows the United States to collect all bad feelings.
The New York "Times" pays a te to British sagacity in international finance for taking a little on account rather than lose all by demanding full, immediate payment; 'M. Caillaux imagines that}
America will copy the British terms he will be disappointed.
The New York "Herald-Tribune"' argues that the settlement between France and Great Britain is not on all fours with the settlement between France and America since Great Britain is dealing with the joint signatories to the Peace Treaty for reparations and other awards in which the United States had not ited—Reuter.
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