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of Germany, the necessary means must be provided for payment
of imports approved by the governments concerned before
reparation deliveries are made from current production or
from stocks of goods.
"The United States Government fully concurs in these
principles and must insist that such necessary imports as are
approved by our governments shall constitute a first charge against
exports from Germany of current production and stocks of goods.
To do otherwise will lead either to a repetition of our mistakes
at the end of the last war, or leave us unable to bring about the
desired industrial disarmament of Germany."
Thus Annex I on reparations became a part of the US proposal for ARCHIVES AND
= 'MATIONAL RECORDS SERVICE
Germany at the first meeting of the Big Three.
The so-called economic principles of the US proposal including the
annex dealing with reparations, were referred by the Big Three to the
Committee of Foreign Ministers. The Foreign Ministers in their turn re-
ferred these matters to an economic sub-committee. This sub-committee
was headed, insofar as the US Delegation was concerned, by Assistant
Secretary of State Clayton. Included also was Ambassador Pauley sitting
in a dual capacity both as the American Representative on the Allied
Commission on Reparations and as a personal advisor to the President on
economic matters. Minister Isador Lubin likewise attended the meetings
of this Economic Sub-Committee as the Associate of Ambassador Pauley on
Reparations and certain members of the US Delegation on Reparations,
usually Mr. Parten and Mr. Marshall, attended. Sir Walter Monckton,
Sir David Waley, and Mr. Mark Turner attended the meetings of the Economic
Sub-Committee and spoke for the British. These three had been in Moscow
as part of the British Delegation on the Allied Commission on Reparations.
Mr. Maisky and Mr. Sabourov together with the various other advisors
Germany
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