GERMAN CRISIS.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20302, 30 July 1931, Page 9

GERMAN CRISIS.

OF OTHER NATIONS.

OHISB MINISTERS IN BERLIN

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RUGBY, July 28. u a dinner which Dr. Bruening „ to Mr Ramsay Mac Donald aiul Sr Artbar Henderson, he declared *Ltb to overcome the crisis, but 2r count on the co-oporation of Dr. Hruening acknowfi tßelp afforded by Great by tier prompt acceptance of let all that Mr Mac f/Tu i, tfao first British Prime to Wf atl official VlSit to Sf since Lord Benconsflcld attended 878 congress there. 'lke Tinua" States that the loading bidti in London have already followed recommendations of the London Cosfetems to "maintain the volume of -iti tky bavo already extended to Gtrßßiiv" by informing their custi#e« la that' country that credits of «|jdb tint hats already mado uso wnl ut be withdrawn or reduced. Hr aH'l Mr Henderson u-day disaased their visit to Germany fitb repreßiflfcat'vee of the German Pmb. Mr MttDonald said that the amversaUoM *we a continuation of and were part rf the wfltinnaJ tirotact between varim nation*, yith the aim of removing fa jnrgwftga. and misunderstanding iltttHUfflgi to that there might he trade all over the world, of financial stability orfqileara, and a successful issue fefijKimMt problems. ITOBMAL BANKING POSTPONED. BERLIN, July 28. , hfej&glt Hindenburg's latest decree ataM th« resumption of normal «SBSf fiom to-morrow until perhaps MCDONALD LEAVES BERLIN, July 28. nmk. 10 first' British war aerp-J 4VC? seen In Berlin took off this taking tome Mr Ramsay MacjaaSdj'trhom Dr, Brucning and Dr. farewelled at the aerodrome. «# pwrd cheorod tho British Prime ■