GERMAN NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 4 November 1922, Page 3

GERMAN NEWS.

»t;3thauan and n.z. oABLt ab.socimicn GERMAN FINANCE. BERLIN, November 2. i Tlu> Central Fedeiatinn of German Trade Unions lias sent a memorandum to the Government regarding the trade unions’ demands for the stabilising ( ,f tb; German currency. The chief proposals made therein are:—The restriction of the currencies, retaining the j mark as the medium of payment and j as the measure value; that the mark must not he abolished, as it is vital to the interests of the workers, and to the fate of the German State. The unions state that in order to support the mark. the internal loan not subject to devaluation, and accessible to all classes, must be reformed, in order that the collection of taxation may be effected at much more frequent intervals. Efforts must he continued to raise a foreign loan and to bring about economies and inoreas- j ed production. A GERMAN MOVE. (Received this dav at 9.30 a. nj f BERLIN. Nov 3. Captain Ecliart, one of the participators in the Kapp rising is reported, to he attempting to organise a Fnseisti revolution in Southern Germany. Addressing a secret Radical Nationalist Conference at Munich, lie outlined the scheme for a new Kingdom, embracing Bavaria. Tyrol, and a large part of Austria, barge numbers of Erliardt volunteers are being enlisted in the Northern Germany.