Evening star., 1935-08-19
SCHACHT'S REBUKE
IS SOFT PEDALED
Appeal for Savings Replaces
Warning Against Anti
SemiteS' Actions.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, August 19.-The singing
rebuke to understanding Jew
baiters by DR.. Hjalmar Schacht,
president of the Reichsbank, was to-
day withheld from the masses of
German people.
The official German news bureau
which supplies newspapers with texts
OF speeches made by members Of the
government CLOSED over Schacht's
warning that anti-Semites "inf1amed
and undisciplined action" against
Jews constitute a serious menace to
Germany's business.
Savings Encouraged.
Instead. the papers high-hghted
Schacht's assertion that there is no
better investment than placing ones
savings at the disposal of the Reich
as loan for job-creation program" !"
Similar excerpts from the speech,
delivered at the opening of the East
Prussian Fair at Koenigsberg, were
made conspicuous to readers by use
of display type.
Every individual must in his own
interests said one quoted passage,
contribute to the continuation and
completion of Heichsfuehrer Hitler's
gigantic reconstruction works by put
ting his savings in this vital service
until the world economic conditions
shall be restored to normally"
Judging from the emphasis given
that part Of Schacht's speech which
deals with the loans by German saw
ers to the state, 1t is indicated that
the Governments contemporary loans
will be consolidated with its short
term obligations estimated by bank
ers to total 5000, 100000 marks (about
s3936,000, 900.
Urged to Behave.
The chief of police of Koenigsberg
exhibited willingness to profit by
Schacht's admonition against acts
which might disturb business rela-
tions with other counties. He warned
all his fellow townspeople to behave
in model manner"
This applies, above all things, to
your attitude toward foreigners, ire
spective of their nationality or their
racial affiliation," the chiefs warning
continued.
An expression of anti-Jewish feel
ing was made today before the dele
cations Of other nations at the OPEN
ing of the eleventh quinquennial
tevery five years. Penal Penitentiary
Congress.
Hanks Frank. minister of justice,
told the 400 delegates of so nations,
including % from the United States,
that Germany's jurists and delegates
would enter the battle for new penal
legislation, under the slogan: Save
the world spiritual culture from the
menace of international Jewry and
bolshevism." The Soviet Union was
not represented at the congress.
Sterilization to Be Discussed.
The question Of sterilization is ex-
pected to come up for thorough dis
cussion. In this connection the Reich
Supreme Court report found that the
sterilization treatment provides no
cure for cases of unnatural attach
ment.
AAc couAC 1ioioS, Ho"eFcI, Illdt The
consideration Of the possibility of
failure cannot stand against court
order for sterilization for certain
crimes because "the common veal
weighs heavier than the problematical
non-success of the operation. Only
if the failure is definitely indicated
can the sterilization order be
rescinded."
The task of the congress falls under
four heads: Legislation, administra-
ton, prevention and youth. Three
official reports will be made of each
division by eminent European jurists.
Sanford Bates, chairman of the Bu-
reau of Prisons in Washington, D. c.,
Is among those attending.