GERMANY'S MEAN THICK.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 20 April 1922, Page 7

GERMANY'S MEAN THICK.

SY CABLE—PEESS ASSOCIATION— CGi/.VRIGHT

Received April 20, 12.45 p.m. LONDON, April "19. Hie Australian Press Association's correspondent says U>at the •Commission s work on currency ex is practically completed The ■•conclusions generally differer very little -from those of the Brussels conference ,i;wo-years ago. The Commission will jprobably recommend convening a con dierenoe of representatives of each coun- -■, try's central bank issue in order to .*arry out the Commission's scheme -America would be invited to join . through the Federal Bank. Sir Robert -Horn© stated by absention America •could wreck the scheme, but he thought America could not isolate herself troin :sueh, a conference of world financiers ;Col. Itepington, the Daily Telegraph's ■fffi Respondent at Geno£ says -that the Germans lost much and gained -aothmg by the deal with Russia, and j.they ngure as paltry cheats, while their involved excuses are upecious discord ant and unconvincing. Herr Wirth has not appeared throughout this scurvy *rick, and jt is- impossible to believe ttiiat such an estimable, straightforward character would not see that the ■coup meant the sacrificing of the whole >- year's- success by a moment's weak abmi These things must be paid -:for. -The best chance of paying France :and saving Germany, namely,& by the iissue of an international loan, may now fail through want of subscribers. Even Amsterdam will not lend the money to •Germany with which to arm her 801- --. jshevik allies.