GERMAN ITEMS

Hokitika Guardian, 10 January 1925, Page 3

GERMAN ITEMS

[Reuters Telegrams.] G(OR.MAX POLITICS. RF.R LI X, January 0. Owing to tin* foreign political siliintion. Dr .Marx is hastening the formation of an emergency Cahinet. The Cliaiicellor will personally direct Foreign Affairs, in the absence of Doctor Stresem.an. Herr James (.Minister of the Interior) is also resigning as lie is a member of the People’s Party. The vacancies will be filled by the promotion of the Coder Secretaries, if others are not available. The new administration, from the outset, will be faced by hitter opposition in the Bieehstng, especially on the part of the Nationalists and the Communists. It will also be exposed to the possible hostility of the People’s Party. On the other hand, the Ministry can rely on the support of the Centrists, the Democrats and the Benevolent neutrality of the Socialists. Nevertheless its position will lie most precarious, since the votes of one of the small parties will suffice to turn the scale at a critical moment. SKI-1 NO A ('(TDK NT. BERLIN, .January 8. Lady Coghlan and her soil Austin, both broke a leg when siting at the winter sports near Moritz. A Swiss guide .noticed them, when attempting a precipitous slope, to fall and lie motionless in the snow, lie hurried to the rescue, and conveyed the injured people by sleigh to a hospital.