Evening star., 1933-10-15

Dy honest LABOR, Wnen the national
Socialist movement tore Germany back
from the brink of this threatening
catastrophe. it not only saved the Ger
man people. but also rendered a his
torical service to the rest Of Europe.
And this national Socialist revolution
only pursued one aim: To restore order
with bread for our hungry masses. pro-
claim the ideals Of honor, loyalty and
decency as the elements Of morality
which can harm us and other nations,
but be of general benefit. II the ma
tional Socialist movement was not
representative of that ideal conception,
it could not have succeeded in saving
our people from the ultimate catas-
trophe. The movement has remained
true to the ideals. not only at the time
of its struggle into power. but also
when it had secured power.
Whatever of depravity, dishonorable
disposition, knavery and corruption had
accumulated in our people since the
unholy Treaty of Versailles was at
tackled and fought by U.s. This move
ment has pledged itself to the task OF
restoring to its rightful place, without
regard to person, fidelity, faith and de-
cency.
Tells of Heroic Fight.
For eight years We have been fight
ing heroic fight against the Com
munist threat to our people. putrefac-
tion Of our culture, disintegration of
our art, and poisoning of cur public
morals To the denial Of God and def
famation Of religion We have put an
end. We owe Providence humble thanks
for not withholding success from our
fight against the distress of unemploy-
ment and for saving the German peas
ant. In the course Of executing the
program for whose successful conclu-
sion We estimated four years ago, two
and a quarter million out of six mil
lion unemployed have. in scarcely
eight months. again been led into use
full production.
The best witness for this tremendous
achievement is the German nation it
self. 1t shall prove to the world that
it is guided by regime which knows
no other aim but with peaceful labor
and civilized culture. to assist in the
reconstruction of a world which today
could hardly be called happy. This
world, however, which we do no harm
and only wish it would leave us work
peaceably, has been prosecuting us for
months with flood Of lies and SANDER.
Blo0dless Revolution.
While in Germany a revolution oc-
curred-not like the French and the
Russian with their catacomb butcheries,
and the murdered hostages; not like
the Communards of Paris or the Red
reVolutionaries Of Bavaria and Hungary
who destroyed culturally valuable build
ings and art works with petroleum. but
contrarlly smashed not a single show
window, looted no store, damaged no
mousse -unscrupulous agitators spread a
mood OF atrocity tales only comparable
to the, lies fabricated by the same ele-
ments at the beginning of the war.
Tens of thousands of Americans,
EngIlshmen and Frenchmen during
these months visited Germany and
couid with their own eyes make obser-
Vatlons that there was no land on
earth with more law and more order
than present-day Germany. that in nc
land in the world was a persons prop
erty more highly respected than in
Germany, but that perhaps also. to be
sure, in no land in the world is q
sharper combat on against those who
as criminal elements, believe they may
freely let their low instincts vent them
selves at the expense Of their fellow
humans. 1t is these and their Com
munistic accomplices who today are at
tempting to set honest and decent ma
tions at loggerheads.
No Reason for Envy.
The German nation has no reason to
envy the rest of the world for this gain
We are convinced that few years will
suffice thoroughly to open the eyes OF
hny Cifi NJ haP
concerning the real value of those
worthy elements, who. travelling under
the effective flag of political fugitives
cleared out of the scenes of their more
or less extensive economic conscience.
leSsneSs. But what would this worlc
say about Germany If we permitted 9
mock trial to be held in favor of g
creature who attempted to set fire tc
the British Parliament, mock tria
whose only meaning could be that o1
placing British justice and its judge:
on a lower level than such scoundrel
As a German and National Socialist
would have no interest in exerting my
self in Germany on behalf OF q for
eigner who in England tries to under.
mine the state and the laws effective
there or even attacks with nre tnt
architectural symbol Of the British con-
stitution.
regard it as a sign Of nobler sens'
of justice that the French premier
Daladier, in his last speech. found words
to indicate the spirit OF concinatory
understanding for which untold mil
lions of Germans are grateful at heart
National socialist Germany has M
other wish but to direct the competi'
ton of European peoples again to thos'
fields of endeavor upon which they have
given to all humanity through thu
noblest mutual rivalry those magnificent
boons to civilization, culture and art
which today enrich and beautfy thu
picture of the world.
And even II this subject, which dis
grace we hope God may spare Us from