London, Oct. 17.
Munich, Oct. 12.
Reports that Mr. Ramsay Mac-'An impassioned plea to support Donald, the Prime Minister, had the Government and its domestic as Grafted a big plan to raise a loan fas foreign policy was made relieve unemployment through here to-day by Chancellor von Papen Public works were denied by a high addressing the leading Bavarian authority to-day, i industrialists. "The speech, which Tt had been suggested that the was broadcast over all German radio Government should profit by the stations, formed the climax to the resent cheapness of money to start Chancelior's first official visit to the works on a huge scale, somethin Bavarian capital, on the lines proposed by Mr. Hoy The Chancellor opened Ris address George and the Liberal Party at with a reference to the Govern. the General Election of 1929, when ment's campaign for international they tried to carry the country with Jequality and equity which he de-the ery of "We Can Conquer Unseribed as the basis for economic employment". Many of the Ni rehabilitation because nobody would tional Labour Party ax well as invest capital in a country lying that the Government. should start neighbours, Liberals have again been "urging helplessly" before arks that would produce revenue The Chancellor then briefly spoke when completed and so give gri the National-Socialist ambitions ployment to large numbers. for power and recalled the fact that Tt had even been stated that Mr. on August 13 Adolf Hitler had been 'MacDonald would make an an-given an opportunity to join the Rouncement on the subject at a Government but refused because he National Labour Party. luncheon Insisted upon getting absolute conto-day and' outline a scheme, but it Is now denied that the Gov ment has any such scheme in view.
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