FRANCE & REPARATIONS

Hokitika Guardian, 30 January 1923, Page 2

FRANCE & REPARATIONS

AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION

GERMAN DEMONSTRATORS. BERLIN, Jan. 28,

After prohibiting a fascisti demonstration, the Bavarian Government allowed them to proceed. The lneerwtgs at Munich were poorly attended, but trouble is feared later. A state o! emergence is proclaimed in Gera wberJc, some hundreds of the reactionary Rosbach brigade partly armed, were arrested en route to Munich. Reports from Essen state the Germans arc removing rolling stocks aa *• quickly as posibie in anticipation of the completion of the customs cordon. SABOTAGE IN THE RUHR. PARTS, Jan 28. Thu sabotage is increasing in the Ruhr area, chietly in tlio direction of putting the locomotives out of action and cutting the telephone lines extensively. The German Government, in a proclamation, forbids the furnishing of any statistical information relating to the Ruhr exports, under the penalty of a minimum of two years’ imprisonment. SENSATIONAL REPORT. ' \ PARIS, Jan 28. r A sensational message from Berlin is published in the newspaper “Inti iUMgeant” to toe effect that the German General Staff has been reeouv,i>m. J recently, and journeyed to He M.i : iio Valley, .headed by Non Ivluck. who has three hundred thousand men, and yiTrcspoiiding material. The renorl, however, lacks confirmation.