Evening star., 1931-12-08
- AzETA POLSKA, warsaw.-A
very radical and significant po-
I litical meeting was lately held

I 7 litical meeting was lately held
~ In Harzburg, attended by all
the m u tuall ly antagonistic
forces which would like to be In power
in Germany. The National-Socialists
predominated, and demanded, among
other upheavals, the dismissal OF Bruen-
ing, the dissolution of the Reichstag,
new parliamentary election, and q
general government inclination to the
extreme Right.
Among the distinguished delegates
to this convention were Herr Hitler, two
or three Of the ex-Kaiser's sons, num-
Der OF generals of the Old Imperial
Army. as well as Gen. Seckt of the
"Stahlhelm' (secret military society
Director Schat Of the Reichsbank, and
representatives and officers of many
large industrial and financial groups.
Despite the political incompatibilities
OF those making up the assemblage,
they were all determined and united
upon one subject, which was that the
Versailles treaty should be abrogated
and its obligations revoked. Elections
now would undoubtedly result In Hit
ler's-that Is, Communistic--victory
for Hindenburgs moral backing of
Bruening becomes more and more
doubtful, especially since Hugenbergs IS
and Hitler's visits to the President.
His environment is becoming more and
more military, and his policies are
veering more and more toward those
Of the Right wing. 1t is superfiuous
to- stress, in this regard, that If the
factors esteeming the Versailles treaty
merely another scrap Of paper" arrive
to power, European peace-indeed,
world peace-will be more than threat
ened-it will be shattered!
Yet Hugenberg's and even Hitler s
political supremacy are by no means
improbable, especially since President
Paul Won Hindenburgs influence and
policies are now with them, rather
than against them Germanys evident
veering to the Right may have incalcu-
lably serious consequences.
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Human Equality
Absolutely practicable.
FL Camagueyano, Camaguey Human
equality may be q desirable thing In
theory, but is absolutely impracticable
when it comes to actual establishment.
The same sized hat does not fit every
head, and an arbitrary standard of con-
duct and thought will not suit every
individual. 1t is as natural, from the
variety Of our instinct and procliv-
tiles, for one man to be good as 1t Is
for another 10 be bad; for one to be
industrious as for another to be in
dolent; for one to be intelligent as for
another to be dull.
To require every one to think and act
in certain set way would, at best,
but lower the average mentality and
morality OF the race, for since it would
be impossible for those indifferent to
what Is better and purer in life to as
cend to the level Of the good, the good
must descend to q mean inferior to
their original status, that all individuals
may think and act alike.
And what preposterous injustice
this would be, to condemn finer and
higher intelligences to Occupation with
no better desires, Ideas or ambitions
than those which concern the lower
strata Of society," Such a scheme OF
things would place culture and coarse
ness on a par. Low motives and al
truistic ideals would be considered of
equal acceptability and merit.
1t Is only when the majority OF a
people lose the sense of duty and obli-
CATION to their fellows that they begin
to support the concept that the wise
should have no rights or privileges
above the foolish, nor the spiritually
minded above those whose only objec,
In life is to crafty their bodily In
stincts.
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