DEMANDS ON GERMANY.
WHAT HERR STINNES' SAYS. “ COUNTRY EXHAUSTED.” BEllldN, Doc. 28. < lion 1 Slinne.s, when interviewed, do- • da red that the report that the; Allies were ‘ mitigating the reparation payments was untrue. "Wo are,” ho said, a Imre I wav from an mulnrsianding willi tin* Allies. My view that the payments are impossible has not changed. Germany has met the Allies’ demands so far, with the inevitable result that the country financially and economically exhausted.’ A. and N’.Z. cable. CO MI NgTnTE R.V IE W. Received Deeembei 29. 9.10 a.m, PARIS. Dec, 28. The I'/ho de Paris, referring to the coining interview between the Reparations ( omniiSsioM and ilic (icrnwin dmogiiibs, emphasises the point that the commission i*> in no wise bound by any accord reached in London. —A. and N.Z. cable.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 3108, 29 December 1921, Page 5
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