Papers relating to the foreign relations of the United States, 1930, Volume I

863.51 Relief Credits/206: Telegram

The Ambassador in France ( Edge ) to the Acting Secretary of State

Paris , March 29, 1930—noon.
[Received March 29—9:25 a.m.]

92. Reparation No. 302. At a meeting held today the Reparation Commission:

1. Unanimously approved, as far as it is concerned, the plan for the repayment of the relief credits granted to Austria between 1919 and 1923 by nine relief bond holding governments (including the Government of the United States).

2. Having taken cognizance of the letters of March 12 and 23, 1929,⁸ and appended documents (annexes 3505 F to H) by which the Austrian Government notified the contingent agreement concluded with the Government of the United States of America with a view to the funding and repayment of American relief credits, unanimously adopted decision in the terms of the suggested draft telegraphed to Department by Mr. Wilson from Geneva on March 12, 1930, and approved by the Department’s telegraphic reply to Mr. Wilson dated March 15, 1930.

The adhesion of the Italian Government to the settlement agreement of London of June 15, 1928⁸ (see annexes 3505 A and E) is the subject of my letter to the Department of March 25, 1930,⁸ transmitting copies annexes 3605 [3505] I and J.

Edge

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