RUMOURS DENIED.
NO MONARCHY IN GERMANY. FOOLISH AND INJURIOUS TALK. (United Pre3s Association— Copyright) LONDON, June 9. The German Minister of the Interior (Baron von Gayl), characterised -as foolish and injurious the current rumours that the monarchy was to be reestablished, writes the Berlin corresnondent of "The Tunes. P Addressing the Reichsrat (the Upper House, representative of the States oi the Reich) Baron von Gayl saul he believed that a monarchy was the most stable form of government, but when the existence of the nation itselr was at stake the restoration of the monarchy was not a question that should be raised. The problem would not be Solved in their time and the Government ad no intention of distracting die attention of the people afresh by re-opening it.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 52, Issue 205, 11 June 1932, Page 5
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