DUMPING OF GOODS.
PLANNED BY GERMANY. HUGE SUBSIDY ENVISAGED. (United Press Association—Copyright^. • - BERLIN, April 30. A plan for extensive dumping has been prepared and is expected to be issued early in May. It provides foi the creation of a fund of £83,000,000 by means of a surtax, this money to be used to enable exporters to sell goods abroad at or below the world price.
“THE WILL TO LIVE.”
COMMANDMENTS FOR WORKERS
•LONDON, April 30. The Berlin correspondent of the “News-Chronicle” says: “There will be no unemployment in Germany by the end of this year, according to Dr. Ley (leader of the German Labour ’Fi'ont), in a manifesto to workers and employers. “Dr. Ley has drawn up ten commandments for workers. The first says: ‘We greet our leader each morning and thank him nightly forgiving us" the will to live and work.’ ”
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 169, 1 May 1935, Page 5
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