GERMAN IDEALISM

Northern Advocate, 3 May 1933, Page 5

GERMAN IDEALISM

HITLER EXPOSITION PERFERVID OUTBURST. - . : " WHOLE WORLD DEFIED. : ' 'United Press Association—By Electrlo Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Received 9 a.m.) BERLIN, May 2.

The--Chancellor, -Herr in his broadcast message, appealed for national unity and* the abandonment of class Ho outlined the first part four-year plan; THiis rcoh'sislod of a reduction in theenumber of unemployed by public and private initiative in the direction of house repairs and road building by means of compulsory labour. This was not an attaek-on the proletariat, but was essential to extirpate class prejudices. Consequently, every young German must serve a period of manual labour. This would enable the people to Understand each other.

Continuing, Herr Hitler said: “The Nazis desire to unite the people,‘‘and if they will not get together we shall have to force them.

“The nation must recognise that the idealism of the worker alone enables the nation to live. Compulsory labour will, teach people that manual work is no shame, but on the contrary, honours those who perform it •''faithfully;*''

Herr Hitler concluded with an emotional outburst against the world persecution of a nation which -must retort: “Whatever the world does ;we must never bow our heads. Our call.-for equality will never cease. Germany" is not a second-class nation, 'even : if’ the world says so a thousand times. ” , :

In the evening there-were ;gigqntic fireworks displays', which -included':a' Set piece showing two hands'-joined “ifrthe grip of friendship—and inscribed in letters of-ffire:.-FlEhe-Dav of National Labour.” The"display fended with a. bombardment of fireshells and a salvo of 60,000 “bombs,-’

BROADCAST “JAMMED.”

MOSCOW TRANSMISSION",

(Times Cable.)(Received 9 a.ni.) : • LONDON, May 2. The Berlin correspondent of■'■“-The Times” says the Soviet'-’s' new 500 kilowatt wireless station at Moscow, transmitting- revolutionary talks in Germany, seriously “jammed” Hen Hitler’s broadcast. 1 MILITARY PROPAGANDA. . FR ANCE PERTURBED.: .■ VV PACIFISM A MENACE.- :.. • (Received 9 a.nr.)v - 5 ' •; PARIS, May 2.' The French Government is alarmed at the Nazis ’ military propaganda. As a result it has secretly., circularised prefects and the military‘'.commanders throughout the country- urging their -cpbperation : in stamping -pacifism -as a “menace to national defence.” BLOW TO TRADE .UNIONS,^. RUTHLESS. SUPPRESSION.:’^ (Received 11 a.m.)' ' ' BEI&iN, 'May}£ The Nazis simultaneously assumed control of trade unions throughput Germany, inaugurating Herr Hitler’s campaign to break.social democracy’s hold on to the workers and mould -them--to his will! Communist -journals c must submit to Government control; .The distribution' provncatiye Abafmls is banned.: .. - - Hitler’s blow to SoeiaKsi--trade anions, with a membership .of : over 5,000,000, was executed with /, ruthless

efficiency. The police ' Brown Shirts occupied all trade union buildings, workmen’s banks and co-opef atlve stores and arrested 50 leaders, including the secretary of the Trade-Union Federation, Herr Leipert, a,, _former Minister of Labour, . Herr Wissel and three editors. .