MARRIAGE BOOM
GERMAN LOANS POPULAR j : SCHEME NOW TOO BURDENSOME. 1 'By Tele-cranh—Pn>.?» Association—Copyricht? Received Dee. 4, 9.25 p.m. BERLIN, Dec. 4. Since August .1 over 103,000 marriage loans totalling £3,500,000 have been j granted. 'The scheme is proving so burdensome, it has been decided that in future the State can help only 12,000 couples monthly. CALL HITLER’S BLUFF MAJOR NATHAN'S ADVICE. LONDON, Dec. 3. Major Nathan, M.P., though he declares that the Government is so soaked in pre-war traditions and it lacks vision and energy, urges Britain to take Herr Hitler at his word, calling his bluff if necessary but establishing contact with loading Nazis and enabling ! a personal understanding as a promising prelude to Germany’s return to Geneva. '
“MILITARY DRILL’’ ORDERED CHURCH SERVICES. GERMAN PASTORS’ ATTITI DE. Received Dec. 4, 7.25 p.m. BERLIN, Dec. 4. Declaring that it was tantamount to military drill, the Pastors’ Emergency League disobeyed Archbishop Mueller’s instructions to hold identical services • at all churches. '
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 287, 5 December 1933, Page 5
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