THE DAWES SCHEME

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 3, 25 October 1924, Page 5

THE DAWES SCHEME

'. GERMAN POLITICAL CRISIS., <■;■ ' - NATIONALISTS 1 MANIFESTO. -VhV.'w 'S; . . r •••. (The Times), • .t! - : - (Received 3.'.6 a m.) ■iidpr-, "•(« • London, October 24. The Times’ Berlin corresponde it election JKfiifestb, which is signed ; by; ;.tudendorff, and appeals for the i cancellation of the Dawes scheme, »s roundly criticised on all sides as being the most tactless document. * Itst publication has put Herr Stresemann dhd his followers into a difficult position and for the time being at any rate’ there is no further talk of the Hnuoh-tru mpeted co-operation between the Nationalists and the People s Party. The latter, indeed, condemn the Nationalist manifesto as being directly opposed to the policy, pursued by the Nationalist leaders for six weeks preceding the election, which had been taken as the basis of joint- action.- The People’s Party - ■ meantime is proceeding with its cam • paign on its own lines; and is exploiting the acceptance of the Dawes scheme as its particular claim tc support in. the electorates.