GERMAN NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 29 December 1923, Page 3

GERMAN NEWS.

AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CAULK ASSOCIATION. GERMAN FINANCES. DELEGATES NOMINATED. PARIS. December 26. The Reparations Commission 10-day officially nominated fifteen delegale.f who will represent the Allies anil the I'niled Stales upon the two committee- which aro To investigate Gernianv's finance..

The first commit lee will deal with the stabilisation o; (Lunin < uneney ana the balancing of the Budget. D will meet on January 1 Ith. The M.-eond committee will deal w '.h the disaji].e.aran'e of capital ftom Ger-

many, and it will meet on .lanuary 20th. at Paris. 'l ie- e "eting date of the -c mid committee was delayed because a delegate, Mr Henry Role tt-on. president of the I,ns Angclc- Eiv.st National Rank, was

unable to rcrivo in Paris sooner. .Mr .Montague Nmman's inability to

serve on the fiist eomuiittee, because the Raid; of England cannot s; are his services at the pr; sent time, led Sir .John Bradbury to ask Sir Robert Kindersley to serve in Mr Xorman's phue.

It is understood that the eoinlllit tee.s. later, will find it convenient to v.n k at Berlin, although they will lie st Ills Tty to sit v.heie they will.

IN THE RE If it. l.n.\’D(>X. lie,-ember 26 .' German lueinoniiidiiui to iho Allies suggest- that the Cnsjniiis tariffs should Ii- brought into line with tlio-e prevailing in occupied Germain. Ii rc<l IK sts I'i-rmissimi in eireulale stable German mom-y guaranteed by lie* towns, the communes and fee Land Bank. The Rhine province desires the le-in.statement ol the freedom of Rhineland -hip] ing. It also asks I'm the recall to iho Rhine of the German railv aynieu. and for more police there.