THE FIDUCIARY ISSUE.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20176, 3 March 1931, Page 9

THE FIDUCIARY ISSUE.

DBN ? BS Rviiotißs.' fMfe>Sfc i'A *' "■ ■ ~~'v- ♦. ». • "* , I, GXNBU9BA, 5 March 2. . Bculllii (Prima Mbnawr) , v^y /l 'g?»ve' disservice to gj'tlig f atlon,' both h® re and "tboae paopla who, mainly , declare' that the lwWbtoitM ComGtoy«ltoipnt to &« amfer- „ ind State MinisMpgy iha ,cifrrency f is & a policy of inflation, to inflation wis* when o&uiea prfcea. to soar and whfen impairs the purcßiiW power of wagea, and G«verjim<itit iis "determined that while it-r&ajtitts in ofijeothis qourae shall nofc>epnp^ed t " *

5 CBARQE .OF, UNFAIRNESS ; DEFIED. ' 1 ' March 1. , ''Observer*' emphasises tho- base* lea&lxatiire <>f the charge that the BritishPpßes unfair to Australia. fthat the comments have but havo never, mininrjsed the gravity of the CommonWealth's wfois.•- 1 "Only- ; a" national Government, forced with or without a;geoeral eleoit say», ''can giVe- tno pooiixiom tfewth' the policy of courage to wort fdrecohotny. and ..the hopebased on-the- indomitable effort of'the a continent atits back and the ' whole, wortd. before it." > ' < *A * ,> / J I* OPPOSITION TO GENERAL STRIKE. SYDNEY, March J2. 1 1 thp "Northern miners, the general president of; tlio ifinets 1 federation,'Mr -Reps, pfcrpngJy opposed the proposal* for a' genial; stpijte.j pa, sftid that though thd'sefirtne/i might come out there was. no chance of' getting' the railway and tramway to work.,

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