Evening star., 1935-08-11
NAl CLEANING"
MAY START SOON
Paper Gives Hint in LaShing
Jews "Parading as
Aryans."
BY the Associated Press.

AryanS.
BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, August l0.-A hint that
the "house-cleaning" DR.. Paul Joseph
Goebbels promised a week ago may
start soon against Jewish business
was given today by the fiery propa-
ganda minister's mouthpiece, Der An
grin.
The newspaper editorially lashed
Jewish firms it accused Of "parading
as Aryans." What is Jewish Is not
to be represented as Aryan," was the
slogan it suggested in beginning the
attack"
Reports Of religious strife in the
provinces continued.
Foreign correspondents were told no
seats were available for the speech
here next Thursday of Julius Streicher,
leading Nan "Jew-baiter."
He will speak in the huge sports
palast, which accommodates 10000.
Foreign newspaper men who asked for
tickets were told only standing room
was left and it was hinted that even
II seats were available, they would
not be given to the correspondents.
False Facts Denounced.
Discussing cases Of Jews Disgusting
themselves as Aryans, Der Angriff said
national socialism cannot tolerate
that true facts should be withheld
from the. people by swindle and de-
ceit. Even the most astute
attempts at Disgusting, under the COW
er OF foreign influence, is bound to be
laid bare some time. For this course
the cooperation of all citizens Is
necessary. OF them we are sure we
will do our part in uncovering typical
cases"
The newspaper did not specify
whether this means an intensificatiQr
of the anti-Jewish boycott and fur.
ther scrutiny of Berlin's large depart.
ment stores, or a clear-cut segregation
Of Jewish stores for Jews.
Reports abroad of discrimination
against Jews in the selection of Ger.
many's 1885, Olympic teams were de.
MED by the German press. 1t re-
printed statements from foreign sport!
leaders on the fairness of the German
committee. The Hamburg Fremnden.
blatt asserted foreign wave Of hate
is trying to make out of the ''grea+
and good subject of sports a politica
spectacle"
The Council of Brethren, a grour
of clergymen opposed to the Naz
Protestant church program, warned
all Protestant ministers today that &
new and possibly the most severe
struggle yet experienced lies ahead.
Against Compromise.
A letter admonished the clergymer
to remain firm and not to compromise
with Hans Kerrl, head of the depart
ment Of church affairs. 1t was signed
by number Of Confessional (oppoSi-
tom Synod leaders, despite warnings
received by them that their sigma
lures might land them in Jail.
Recent measures" said the letter
such as creation of a finance depart
ment, the installation of a church
arbitration office, appointment Of q
ministry for church affairs and con-
tinuation Of the same time limitations
in suspensions cannot be viewed by
US otherwise than indicating the
church question is to be solved differ
emily from what we decided in our
synods.
In waiting for recognition of the
Confessional Church by the state. we
have proceeded from one disappoint-
ment to another. Let us confess that
it was our lack of faith which misled
us to place our hopes in men.
THE demand of the hour is clear
an uncompromising mo- to every at
tempt to solve the church question
contrary to the decisions of our syn
DDS. May God help us unanimously
and joyfully to pronounce this no
when the clash comes"
Goebbels removed DR.. Otto Leers
from membership in the Theatel
Chamber Council for an unannouncec
reason. This is the fourth recen
chamber shake-up. Leers since 1881
has been managing director of the
German Theater Society.
Foreign Attacks Continue.
Attacks on foreign newspapers con.
tinued in the provincial press.
The newspaper karlsruhe, discuss.
ing America, said Gin Germany there
are neither slums nor lynch justice.
In Rothenburg priest was arrested
because during sermon he tore up ;
copy Of Der Stuermer," Storm TrooI
publication. A demonstration followed
his action.
A Nurnberg paper remarked, "onl
can even notice that certain Of tn.
Jewish press takes cognizance of tn.
shameful events in Dallas with {
definite smirk."
Trucks full of Nazi Storm Trooper
cruised about Berlin tonight, som,
with signs, State enemies beware
the Storm Troop is on guard"
Hitler youths and girls marchin,
in groups also were much in evidence
At Kiel seven Communists were sen
fenced to terms ranging from a yea
and half to eight years in prison 70
helping q man awaiting trial t,
escape.