NAZI "GOODWILL."

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 300, 18 December 1937, Page 9

NAZI "GOODWILL."

ROUGHLY HANDLED. Customers in Jewish Shops Attacked. CHRISTMAS CAMPAIGN. United Press Association.—Copvrigljt. (Received - p.m ) IjOXDOX, December 17. J lie "Daily Tele;rraph" Munich corrcspondcnt states that, aimed at preventing Christmas shoppers from patronising •Tcwij-h stores, Ilcrr Streicher has launched a new anti-Jewish campaign at Nuremberg. Gangs of Nazis invaded •Tew ish-owned .-.hops and chased oi't customers. Those who refused to leave before completing their purchases, were roughly handled. The shops are now placarded warning I customers that they enter at their ..wu j peril. SHIRTS TO BE SHORTER Latest Order Issued, by Nazi Economy Ministry. TWO INCHES BACK AND FRONT (Received 12.00 r.m.) LONDON". December IT. "The Times'' Berlin correspondent, states that General Goering. actingMinister of has signed ;i 11 order reducing the length of shirts bv two inches back and front. The textile industry was previously notified that considerable material could be saved bv shortening men's shirts, but failed U, take the hint, hence the arbitrarv shortening. CHRISTMAS AMNESTY. GERMANS TO BE RELEASED. (Received 10 a.m.) BERLIX, December 17. Twelve hundred political prisoners in concentration camps or men imprisoned without trial or not yet sentenced, will be released under a Christmas amnestv. Dr. Thaelmann, Communist leader, imprisoned without trial since March, is' not likely to be included.