HALF A LOAF
BETTER THAN NO BREAD
GERMAN PAPERS BITTER
(Received Sth July, 11. a.m.)
BEBLIN, 7th July.
The decision as to the Hoover plan was just in. time to prevent a financial disaster, and was received with heartfelt relief in Germany, where tho uucertainty as to the outcome of the Paris negotiations has been a lengthy nightmare. President Hoover's far-seeing statesmanlike initiative has been crowned with success, declared a Government manifesto, pointing out that the close co-operation of nations was essential to achieve real success.
Government circles are grateful, half a loaf being better than no bread, but the newspapers are very bitter over France's modification of the Hoover plan.: Tiie "Lokalanzeiger" says that petty, narrow-minded French commercialism has riddled the plan. It shows France as the real obstacle to peace.
The '^Deutsche Allegomcine Zeitung" says: '/Trance wishes to bleed us white and dictate to us on vital political questions." ' -
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 7, 8 July 1931, Page 10
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151HALF A LOAF Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 7, 8 July 1931, Page 10
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