The Reparations Commission invited General Charles G. Dawes, founder and head of the Central Trust Company of Illinois, to act as chairman of the commission which is to investigate German finance (TIME, Dec. 24).
Henry M. Robinson, lawyer and President of the First National Bank of Los Angeles, was selected by the Reparations Commission to serve on the Commission which is to enquire into the disposition and estimate the value of German funds in foreign countries.
The Reparations Commission invited Montague Collet Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, and Sir Josiah Charles...
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