On the eve of the trial of the [United States government's suit to Washington, Nov. 15. [Gongress would not approve of any Further opinions on the British further change in the present agree-the atic Corpeeies Seaman Corporati america, and French Notes to the United ment. land allied companies it was learned States on the subject of War Debts Another Democratic leader, Mr. that the defendant had offered. to are forthcoming.
MeFaddek, ina strong. statement settle the case out of court and that tional Union has decided to oppose sion, "declared "to-day ithe charges may never be heard. either cancellation or reduction of that President Hoover's moratorium The suit against the alleged Radi the debts. Dispatches report that had: been defeated at the polls and rust is the greatest the Government. they have already sent a message to he certainly cannot expect to /has over brought under the Sherman Governor Roosevelt stating their opahead now and propose another anti-trust laws. Trials is scheduled Position and urged no reduction be moratorium, to begin to-morrow in Federal court granted." Apart from the grounds Telegrams from New York tend bat it was said to-night that the that American taxes would have to tp corroborate the reports that the Govermment will move for ai ad-be increased, the farmers believe United 'States will insist on the Journment at the defendants' request lat, the present move is. sponsored payments of the European war fand give the defendant companies by international bankers to whom debts due in Desember-—Reuter. }an opportunity to prove their asser~ reign governments owe $16,000 Salt Lake City, Nov. 18.
000,000." They ave willing, "they said, to cancel the government debts Senator Reed Smoot, one of the of Gregt Britain and other foreign powerful Republican triumvirate in
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