...following excerpt from article 6, entitled "German External Assets": "A. Each signatory government shall, under such procedures as it may choose, hold or dispose of German enemy assets within its jurisdictions in manner^ designed to preclude their return to German ownership or control and shall...

...Germany, to which the United States is a signatory, which provides as follows: "Each signatory government shall, under such procedures as it may choose, hold...ownership or control and shall charge against its reparation share such assets (net of accrued taxes, liens, expenses of administration, other in rein...

...Germany, to which the United States is a signatory, which provides as follows : "Each signatory government shall, under such procedures as it may choose, hold...their return to German ownership or control and shall charg? against its reparation share such assets (net of accrued taxes, liens, expenses of administration,...

...procedures as it may choose, >ld or dispose of German enemy assets within its jurisdiction in manners de;ned to preclude their return to German ownership or control and shall charge ;ainst its reparation share such assets (net of accrued taxes, liens, expenses of [ministration, other...

...United States and 17 other governments are signatory, provides as follows: Bach signatory government shall, under such procedures as it may choose, hold...ownership or control and shall charge against its reparation share such assets (not of accrued taxes, liens, expenses of administration, other in rem...

...United States and 17 other governments are signatory, provides as follows: Each signatory government shall, under such procedures as it may choose, hold...ownership or control and shall charge against its ieparation share such assets (not of accrued taxes, liens, expenses of administration, other in rem...

...reparation agreement of January 24, 1946, the United States agreed with 17 other countries to "hold and dispose of German enemy assets within its jurisdiction...preclude their return to German ownership or control", part I, article 6A. The Inter-Allied Reparation Agency Assembly, which was constituted under the Paris...

...reparation agreement of January 24, 1946, the United States agreed with 17 other countries to "hold and dispose of German enemy assets within its jurisdiction...preclude their return to German ownership or control", part I, article 6A. The Inter-Allied Reparation Agency Assembly, which was constituted under the Paris...

...these countries.” In the same Article, in paragraph A, it Is stated: “Each Signatory Government shall, under such procedures as It may choose, hold or dispose of German -nemy assets within its jurisdiction in manners designed to preclude their return to German ownership...

...plans for economic peace seemed to have been written by the same hands. "Each signatory Government shall, under such procedures as it may choose, hold...preclude their return to German ownership or control * * * German assets in those countries which remained neutral in the war against Germany shall be removed...