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AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. RUHR RESISTANCE DECREASING [Received this day at. 8 a.m.) PARIS. September 3. French official reports tepic-sent the resistance in the Ruhr as rapidly de (■reusing.. The French are of the opinion that Dr. Stresemann is preparing the wav for a spontaneous cessation of the resistance as a preii.uit ary to formal conversations with Franco and Belgium. DR STUBS EM ANN’S VIEWS. (Received this day at 0.45 a.m.) LONDON. Sept. I. Dr Streseinann. in a special interview with the “Daily Express'' Berlin correspondent. said that the Reparations question can only lie solved by a common agreement between Germany and the Allies. “Therefore I believe," ho said, “England's withdrawal from Europe, as recomemndod by the “Daily Express,” would not lend to a settlement of the economic life of the European Nations, which is so interwoven that one nation cannot separate its interests from the other. Britain’s doles to her unemployed is tho price that Britain is paying for Germany's economic sufferings, for before the war Germany was England's best customer in Europe and the greatest buyer ol her Dominions’ product-, outside Britain.” TO MAKE DEFINITE OFFER. (Received this day at 11.25 a.m.) LONDON, Kept. 4.
The "Daily Chronicle’-” Berlin i-or-respondent says that it is believed here that within the week Dr Stroseiiiiiuii will make a definite offer to the Allies on the lines of his speech at Stuttgart on Sunday. Dr Stie-emaim who is taking one careful step alter another has hitherto won everyone's support except the wild extremists and as the "Ta.gehlntt” says, Germany at long last, has a leader.
Again 10-nigln the newspapers etn phasise that Dr Stresenm mi's offers of productive guarantees are not only ex Ruhr hut me those of the whole country and that as soon as a settlement on these lines appears certain, work will he resumed in the Ruhr . Political circles believe that France will not have to go far to find a way leading to a settlement. It is pointed out Dr Stressemami's offer of national guarantees originated in France.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 September 1923, Page 3
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