GERMANY AND ALLIES.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 24, 29 January 1926, Page 7

GERMANY AND ALLIES.

CHANCELLOR'S PLAIN WORD. t MUST HAVE SUPPORT. ' ! (Received 11 a.m.) ! BERLIN, January 28. , In the Reichstag, in reply to an inter- . ruption from the right, Herr Luther 11 hancellor of Germany) refused to give any information regarding , negotiations , between Germany and the Allies. He said the Reichstag must support, and ! nut merely tolerate, him. He demanded a positive vote of eontidenee. A vote will be taken on this to-morrow, and I confidence is expected to be accorded the Government. — (Renter.) A BITTER DEBATE. THE DAWES PLAN. BERLIN, January 28. J In opening a debate on the Govern--3 meiit'e programme in Jie Reichstag Herr i Kahrenblich. a member of the Centre . party, and Herr Mueller, a Socialist, said - that they approved of the programme. Herr Mueller demanded that Germany should enter the League of Natione with--3 out delay and unconditionally. He agreed with the view of the other parties 1 that promises made to Germany had not 5 boon fulfilled, but declared that the oppo--1 sitinn to their fulfilment had not come from statesmen, but from military quarters in the Entente owing to the sword rattling German National Press. Count YVestarp. leader of the German Nationalists, bitterly criticised the policy of Herr Stresemann (Foreign Minister). He remarked that the impossibility of carrying out the Dawes plan was now generally recognised.— ( Renter.)