The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-25
news AGENCY Says
GENERAL EXPULSION
Being CONSIDERED
Would Gust Members Of Per.
secuted Race From Their
Homes IN Palatinate
CHAM STORE ATTACKED
Saxon City Il Scene Of Disturb
ance; Mercantile Houses
Are Closed
CHAM STORE ATTACKED

Berlln, March 25.-(R1-Chancello
Adolf Hitler will take action to adjust
the whole problem Of eastern Jews,
refugees from postwar prosecutions
in Poland, Hungary, Russia and other
eastern nations. who have been held
responsible by Nasis for present dis
tressing conditions In Germany.
Close upon this statement from an
Official NaSi source came q Wolff
(oerman) News Agency dispatch
stating that eastern Jews are to be
exiled from the Palatinate. First
suppressive measures against these
Jews were invoked Thursday In the
Palatinate, q state on the western
frontier, when they were forbidden to
withdraw bank and postal accounts.
Police were kept busy Friday In
Halle, city In Prussian Saxony, dis
polling crowds that gathered In large
Jewish stores and q new Woolworth
chain store branch. The police were
forced to close the stores.
Minor incidents marked the OPEN
ing Of the Woolworth branch and
the attitude Of the crowd became 80
lr1enacing that It was temporarily
closed both In the morning and the
afternoon. Chain stores have been
the objects Of political attacks.
Starts Four Year Plan
Meanwhile Chancellor Hitler has
made his first move to carry out his
four-year plan for the SALVATION" Of
the farmer, announced In q speech
early In February shortly after his
rise to power. The government has
created monopoly Of oils and fats,
effective next Wednesday.
This was expected to bring about
use Of home- produced commodities
with import duties on margarine and
other fats raised to Is marks per 100
Kilograms (about 3 cents q pound
Soap and candle makers were for
hidden to use imported materials.
Hitler also has promised q four
year plan for the workers and later
announced this would take the form
Of compulsory manual labor which
would wipe out class divisions.
Persecution Of any man simply be-
cause he Is Jew will not be tolerat-
ed. said Captain Hermann 0oering.
minister without portfolio, In an I'M
passioned address Saturday to foreign
correspondents In which he pleaded
for fairness In estimating the German
situation.
He also expressed the opinion that
Jews and Socialists abroad were rem
dering their German friends q poor
service by making unfavorable reports
on German conditions or by holding
protest mass meetings.
Smiles at Prayer Meetings
Every German" he said, smiles
when he learns that on next Monday
prayer meetings viii be held in Amer
aca." ..
While admitting excuses during the
first days Of the German revolution.
he claimed the government had
adopted most stringent measures, In
GLIDING the death penalty, for further
transgressions.
There i not one person in oil Ger.
many from whom even one fingernail
has been chopped off," the minister
declared.
1T Is true that some storm troopers
have terribly beaten up this one or
that one. but you must remember the
terrible bitterness that has prevailed
among men who have been prosecuted
for ten years. Il Is humanity UNDER
standable II they took justice In their
own hands.
"The world must be thankful to u,
however, that Ne have established or
der 80 quickly.
II will not even stand for persecut-
ing . man simply because he = 4
Jew"