SIX THE WORKMAN, SATURDAY JANUARY 1922.
London Correspondence. SOSSOSSEC:scsso Cisex SENSOSS, SO: GERMAN REPARATIONS AMERICAN BAZAAR Big Bargains BRITISH PHARMACY 165 Bolivar Street COLON Swiss Chucolates AND BON BONS Toilet Articles Just in for the SEASON short FOR THE British Bay Run Possible New Industry.
portanto NEW YEAR Shoes. Shirts Suis. Hats Underwear Neckwear AT PRICES BELOW COST possibility of.
Great Hardy, eers BY LEONARD REID, London, December, 1921. Once matter is the indepeosable first step again this week it is impossible to do towards the establishment of fascial wote a financial letter from London to stability and trade recovery so that it say sabjeet other than the problem of is only through the practical settlement German Reparations, which is claiming of this matter that the broader problem the closest attention not only financial of international indebtedness and world experts, oficial and unofflcial, but also recuperation can be approached. lead of the business community and the ing financial paper develops this imporgeneral public, The recent vuit of tant point as follows. Excessive pres Herr Hugo Stines to London se ben sure for the payment by present methode quickly followed by visita of Herr of approaching installments is obviously Rathens and Dr Smon. At the sighted if it has the effect of turn same time Sir John Bradbury, Britain in the remainder of the reparation bill chief representative on the Reparations into a bad debt. Experts in this counCommission, has been in this city, and try are convinced that if practical this time there has been no attempt to courses are pursued, Germany can pay coneral the fact that the Chancellor of a Pubstantial amount. But the matter the Excheqer and other Government is obviously an intricate one, essentially cflicils, have interviewed these im demanding long views and the willin German visitors who have also bess for accommodation and adjustment had conferences with leading London in accordance with economic wisdom and Bankers and financiers. The visitors possibility. It is on such grounds, and are credited with the intention of trying such grounds alone, that such plans AS a to raise a credit for Germany, and at temporary moratorium or a modification the same time official circles are said on certain stringent conditions are being to have considered the of actively discussed in official as well as in grantiok Germany a two years more financial circles. Unless France is PE pretorium This latter suggestion is op pared to co operate with Britain posed by Sir John Bindbury, and it in seeking solution along purely business may be said that Britih financial lines, no solution in the best intereste experts are rather more sensible of of France as well as of ourselves ite drawbacks than its merits. It possible. If in this country it is believed deprives France and Belguim of the that the path to international security hope of it mediste receipts, on the and and financial rehabilitation lies through basis of which their budgets have been disarmament and international agree framed; and it postpones a wa crisis that ment on the whole financial problem, may revive with dire political and including that of way of German reparations, economic effect two years bence. Busio France should realize that vague and opinion have, as have stated faulty though present suggestions may be before, believed that Germany can pay they are at least nimed genuinely at the some very substantial sums; but it is common benefit of all, and depend for clearly realised that to press for the succ383 on her practical cooperation.
whole bill Eccording to present pro.
gramme and without devising fresh Another well known weekly journal enethods, means a dislocation of Europ the power of statesmanship to find e says. Surely it should not be beyond tantince and trade which would be exceedingly dangerous The needs of formula of agreement and accommoda France are here clearly admitted and tion (on subjects vitally affecting each who is te ognised an undeniable fact, which country between most unfortunately, French upinion de la France creditor and oura, Britain on bio not seem to have grasped. Policies of ace is the creditor of France, and Germany, emmodations and revision find favour and France who is the creditor because the great economic dangers of Germany and debtor to America and.
insistence on the full pound of flesh Britain. These two pusages rive a from Germany are appreciated such formed opinion in financial circles, fair indication of the trend of well in policies are created, not by sentimenta, while the presistent discussion of the lity towards Germany, or ignorance indifferences to French needs, but problem and the qui, presisten purely on bsiness grounds. They are rumours os possible resulis buve caused promoted only by a severely pract of the mark, which, after being down a a strong recovery in the exchsuge value eat desire to discover a line of policy and low 49 1, 050 to the pound sterling, ay Bction which is in the best interests of over, a practical cenomic and funcia las cha bocial and economic facts ar all the Allies. France included. More one time last week touched 710. 17 taken bere as poliey with regard to reparations is the more eagerly sough, because the best being faced, and that exports are at las brsius here are convinced that wise united in a strenuous search for same and busiue sike poi cy in this Vical measures and puliey.
bay tree nes Notice of Removal The West India Committee Cir.
Calar suggestion that bay rum industry might be starteil in the British West Indies bas received favourable comment In the Agricultural Vers, No. 518 the prospects of cussed by. try are delle chemist on the staff of the im perial Department of Agriculture. He considers that the margfacture of buyrum ona ssssssssssss 08630 ooossess large scale in the British West India Islands where the tourishes would ape Interesting Items pearest politics to come into the sphere of The neces.
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Out of the 270, 038, 091 lbs of cacao ary planning and without an imported by the United States in the adequate supply of the necesade first eight months of 1920, 28, 151, 551 ssry apparatus and equipment, PHOTOGRAPHS lbs. came from the British West Indies, and, it ought to be added, of the and 76, 753, 003 los from British West bay leaves which are essential to AS Africa. In in the first eight mon hs of its manufacture. The bay tree 1921, 237, 591, 606 lbs. were introduc d, of krows freely in Dominica, Montwhich 43 689, 500 came from the Britiel Serrat, and St Lucia and apNEW YEAR GIFTS West Indies, and on y 41, 155, 697 ibe. Tarently readily adapts itself to from British West Africa, orchard cultivation Remember your friends with your photograph this year ard they will remember you as long as South African citrus There is just a possibility that the the photograph lasts.
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BY RICHARD BLOUNT.
London, December 1921. The grim to make separate treaties with Germany pertincity with wh ch, in spite of the or any other nation. make no apology most exasperating difficul 108, the British for devoting to much space to setting Government has hung on to its policy of out the position, because it is particularmaking peaca with Ireland seems pecu. Is important at the present time that disrly to jus ify the faciliar symbol of the friends of Great Britain abroad the bull doc to typy the English should understand the complexity of the chsrae er. do not think any Govero problem which this country has to face ansat in history has ever had a sterner and the extraordinary patience and good or a te puzzling problem to decide will which the Government and the vast than that which continues to confront majority of the English people have dis. the Government. The poeition has once played. The reeponsibility for apacs in beeste extremely critical. On the one Ireland now rests not so much with the side, Nothern Ireland (better known as British Government, which under much Ulster) has now publicly and emphati provocation has worked solidily and cally rejected the British proposal (the bovestly for a settlement; as with the chic condition on which Southern Ire two great opposing sections of Irish peo Rand insisted as a basis of agreement) to ple. The Government has not yet des: accept an All Ireland Parliament. On the paired of the fulfiment of its its anxious other hand Sinn Fein, faced with the task; and it will, imagine, welcome the hostile sttitude of Ulster, will not accept countinuence of the truce, if Sinn Fein any alternative plan (to apply only to too will stay its hand, pending the rethe south) which demands a formalnewal of a conference after all parties recognilion of allegiance to the British have bad fur her time for reflection.
Throns.
This is the dilemma of the moment, The British Cabinet, understund, has NOTICE.
put forward an alternative scheme giving Dominica status, to the South with the same condition which accepted by Wanted it known that have the great Dominions of the Empire, a reduced the prices to pre war condition without which the Empire prices an all classes of repair has no meaning, namely, the common work; ask to see my price list allegiance is acknowledged to the gove before taking your work else.
erning head. It is a bold offer, and it is where, have also on hand in mad with the one desire of establishing my new shoe department, high peace in Ireiand, and in the hope that class ladies, gents, and children through the lapse of time Ulater and shoes at reasonable prices, also the Sou will forget their enmities and fine upper leathers and she agree ultimately to a common policy and materials for sale.
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