GERMANY'S PLIGHT.
NEW GOVERNMENT'S POLICY
STAGNATION OF INDUSTRY
Elec Tel Conyrigtu~-uniteu Press Assn (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received August 25, 2 p.m.) BERLIN, Aug. 24.
Herr He.fording, Minister for finance, declared: ''Brutal taxation will be our poiiey. This Government will be the last on a Parliamentary basis, it we fail the country will lall into the hands of adventurers. VVc propose! to uso .! int.Oi.id powers." -.The Daily Express'; Berhn (yn:respon'letit. >t;t : k* that farmers; landowners ancb iiiduitriaiisls r are .aghast, at,,Helfer.di:ig'>; proposals,' declaring'they .cannot even' pay'''the*present"'taxes. Workers are being A dismissed.„iii.r. many industries. A; ijiailu'itv ;.. I In.''priiiKn:: works', are elos.-i ingi : Tramcars-.shortly will bo stopped because the managers cannot made ends meet.
vme Berlin' banks are closing and there are sivrs of stapnnt ion every where.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16213, 25 August 1923, Page 8
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