Foreign News: RHINE ARMY BILL
Last week the Allies offered to let America share in the future payments received from Germany on an installment basis. The State Department accepted this offer in principle, but specified that the total sum of $250,000,000—the cost of the Rhine Army occupation—should be met in twelve annual payments.
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