GERMAN BANKS
CHANCELLOR’S HOPEFUL MESSAGE. United Press Association —By Electro Telegraph.—Copyright.) BERLIN, August 5. Although the banking restrictions ar e not being removed till to-morrow, many of the banks in Germany resumed operations to-day. ‘ The amounts paid in to-day to the banks exceed the withdrawals. The Chancellor of Germany. Dr. Bruening, Avlien broadcasting an address to-night, indicated that the banks Avere to be brought under the control- of the Government, and lie also declared that these emergency measures had nothing to do Avith inflation. The depositors, he added, need not he afraid that they would lose their hard-earned savings.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 August 1931, Page 3
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