and Communist motions demanding the repudiation of the Young Plan' ard the immediate cessation of all payments thereunder were defeated: by the Reichstag's Foreign Affairg Comittee, The committee passed motion tabled by the Economic, Party asking the government te a blue book setting forth alf reparation payments both in cash and in kind made by the Reich since the armistice in order to prove tha contention that the obligations uny dertaken under the Young Plan together with the former payment and deliveries in kind by far exceed what was and is needed by thd former Allies as reparations of actual direct and indirect wae damages and that thus the Young: Plan cannot be regarded a3 in ace cordance with the principle taid down in Part VIII of the Versailloa treat}
The defeat of the motions sub> itted by the Radical parties of the Right and Left represents another success of the Bruening Cabinet and the moderate parties which refuse, obe foreed into a policy which would merely result in antagonizing even the most moderate political circles in the former enemy conns where otherwise a certain deo! gvee of readiness for @ re-arranges ment of the reparations question' might he found or created if it could be shown that the Young Plan is actually unbearable for Germany und besides constitutes one of the causes of the present world-wide feconomie evisis—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min, 1
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