GERMANY’S YOUTH

Grey River Argus, 6 May 1933, Page 5

GERMANY’S YOUTH

350,000 FOR CAMPS Military Service to Follow (Aus. & N.Z. Cable Assn.) (Reeived May 5 nt 5.5. p.m.) BERLIN, May 5. With the idea of moulding them 'on better citzenship. for which the compulsory Labour Camps are a vital qualification, three hundred and fifty thousand of the German youths, born after the first of January, 1913. will attend the first ('amp for six months service. The controller. Colonel Ilierl, foreshadows that there will be military cc-r.sc ription thereafter. The completion of both of these services will bp a nccessaiv qualification for permission to marry. The cam's will be engaged in th-' the restoring of barren areas; and ini; roving of agricultural lands, in makinj roads; but all manufacturing ventures are taboo. New Coercion MARRIAGE RESTRICTIONS. STIRILIZATION EEARED. (“Times” Cable.) BERLIN, .May I. Under Nazi jjolicy, the German matrimonial offices are now closed pending th(. adoption of new principles regard ing social hygiene and tho installation of doctors who nr<. qualified to incu! cate it. The organisation of this scheme, has already begun in Dortmund, with 80 thousand school cliildii'n Thereafter the civil service candidates ami the Uni versify under-gradu-ates. and eventually the entire popula tion will bo included. Laws will shortly be promulgate I that ad' directed at German racial improvement by prohibiting inter-racial marriages, and also prescribing the separation of the populace into families whose offspring are desirable and families whose offspring are undesirable. Tho logical conßoquence of this is thp sterilization of criminals and of defectives. The objective would not be attainable for generations, but it is considered that a Government conscious of its responsibilities must think in gene rat ions. RACIAL PURITY “BUNK.” BERLIN. May 5. In the fifth test case the Berlin Labour Court, has dismissed the appeal of fifty Jewish employees against, their dismissal without notice, and has up’ held authority of tin* Nazi “Cell” leaders in the pursuance of the fetish of racial purity.

WORKERS COWED. (Tinies Cable) BERLIN. May 4. The <'ntire organised manual and office labour of Germany have capitulated being awed by the Nazis' seizure of the trade unions, with three and a half million members. All the others have unreservedly submitted to Herr Hitler’s lead-’l'ship. Jewish Capitalists DEPRIVE GERMANY OF FUR TRADE. (Aus. & N.Z. Cable Assn.) (Received May 5 at 9 p.m.) LONDON. May 5. The European fur traders, who to the extent of 90 per cent, are of Jewish nationality, have decided to boycott the Leipzig Fur Market. Buyers will be coming to London instead of Leipzig for sales hero commencing on Monday, thus diverting trade aggregating seven millions per year to London. It is anticipated that the Leinzig fur trade will be bankrupted. HITLER ENVOY FOR ENGLAND. (Aus. & N.Z. Cable Assn.) LONDON, May 5. Regarding the situation in Germany Chancellor Hitler’s Lieutenant, Herr Alfred Rosenberg, the. Head of the new Foreign Political Department, is coining |,o London. GERMANY’S DIPLOMATIC ISOLATION. LONDON. May 5. The “Daily Express’s” Berlin cor respondent says-. Herr Rosenberg’s mission is one of many. Herr Hitler is sending out envoys in an attempt to break the diplomatic, isolation in which Germany at present finds herGermany and Poland A (Aus. & N.Z. Cable Assn.) (Received May 5 at 10. p.m.) LONDON. May 4. The “Morning Post’s” Paris correspondent says: Importance, is attached to Chancellor Hitler’s Conference with the Polish Minister at Berlin in the presence ITf Herr Von Neurath (Foreign Minister). It is believed to be the beginning of a German reapproach me nt with Poland. Hen- Hitler said that he was prepared to make important concessions in order to secure freedom for German imports It- is thought that Germany might promise not to raise the Polish corridoor question for a. period of years. The “Central Now’s” Warsaw core»p)ondcnt says: It is understood that Herr Hitler gave the assurance that Germany will keep her policy

within the framework of the international treaties. AUSTRIAN N.xZIS. VIENNA, May 4. The Goveinm.cnt nipped in the bud a plot of the Austrian Nazis to force an Austro-Gcrman union. A Putsch was to commence at Kusteiu near the German border, whence a march was to be made on Innsbruck to proclaim a Nazis Government, and later descend on Vienna, and overthrow the Cabinet. Troops were rushed to he frontier. and frustrated the t chemo. BERLIN. May 5. Nazi quarters ridicule the story of a Nazi Putsch in Austria, and they deny any intention to interfere in Austria’s affairs.