GERMAN LABOUR CAPITULATES

Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 236, 6 May 1933, Page 5

GERMAN LABOUR CAPITULATES

Nazis Seizure of Trade Unions

UNRESERVED SUBMISSION TO HITLER

Racial Improvement Laws

I Press Association. —Copyright. | Berlin, May -I. • The entire organised manual and office ; labour of Germany has capitulated, awed by the Nazis' seizure of the trade unions, | with their 3.500,000 members. All others j have unreservedly submitted to Heir | Hitler's leadership. i Matrimonial offices are closed pending j till l adoption of new principles of social I hygiene and the installation of doctors ! qualified to iiicldcate it. The orgartisa- | tioii of this scheme has already begun j at Dortsmund with 80.000 school children. | Thereafter civil service candidate.-; and I undergraduates and eventually the eni tire population will be included, i Laws Will shortly be promulgated and j directed at racial improvement by pro- ! hibitihg inter-racial marriages and by i prescribing a separation of the populace ! into families whose, offspring are desir- | able or undesirable. | The logical consequence is the sterilisation of criminals and defectives. The objective Will he unattainable for genera- ! itioils, but it is considered that a govi eminent that is conscious of its rcsponsiI bilities must think in generations. With the idea of moulding better citij zenship, for which the compulsory labour ' camps arc a vital qualification, 350,000 j Glermati youths born after January 1. j 1913, will attend the first camp for six ! months' service. The controller, Colonel j Hierl, foreshadows military conscription I thereafter. Completion of both services I will be a necessary qualification for permission to marry. ; The camps will be engaged in improvj ing agricultural lands, restoring barren areas and making roads, but all manufacturing ventures are taboo. ! In the first test case the Berlin Labour I Court dismissed the appeal of 50 Jewish j employees against their dismissal withI out notice and upheld the authority of j Nazi "cell" leaders in the pursuance of t the fetish of racial purity:

HITLER'S LIEUTENANT IN ENGLAND

London May 5

With the object of enlightening leading English statesmen and others regarding the situation in Germany Herr Hitler's lieutenant, Herr Alfred Rosenberg, head of the new foreign political department, is coming to London. The Daily Express' Berlin correspondent says that Herr Rosenberg's mission is one of many that Herr Hitler is sending out in an attempt to break the diplomatic isolation in which Germany finds herselJ.

CONFERENCE WITH POLAND

London, May 4. Importance is attached to Herr Hitler's conference with the Polish Minister at. Berlin, says the Morning Post's Paris correspondent. The presence of Baron Von Neurath. Minister of Foreign Affair?, is believed to be the beginning of a rapprochement. Herr Hitler said he was prepared to make important concessions to secure the freedom of German imports. It is thought Germany might promise not to raise the Polish corridor question for a period of years. It is understood at Warsaw, says the Central News correspondent, that Herr Hitler gave an assurance that Germany will keep her policy within the framework of international treaties.