Evening star., 1937-01-11

by the Associated fIeSS.
BERLIN, January 11-Gen. Her.
mann Wilhelm Goering, the Reich's
highest Nazi official next to Fuehrer
Adolph Hitler, will leave for Rome
tomorrow on what diplomatic circles
believe is an important mission" in
connection with the Spanish crisis.
An official announcement by the
German News Bureau described the
vice chancellor's prospective stay in
the Fascist capital as a vacation"
Diplomatic sources, however, pointed
out Gen. Goerfng has been vacation
ing in Rominter Forest in East Prussia
and expressed surprise Hitler's chief
..i1o would plan a oSv5a.i vacation"
during the prevailing European crisis.
Hitler Asks "Real" Peace.
Plans for Gen. Goering's trip were
disclosed after Der Fuehrer had re-
emphasized Germany's desire for in
ternal order and "a real reconcilia-
tion among peoples" during a reception
for the diplomatic corps.
Carerui TO avoid any mention Of
Spain, Bolshevism or rearmament,
Der Fuehrer declared at a belated
New Year reception:
In attempting to establish moral
and economic order among the Ger
man people, we are thereby not only
safeguarding our own future, but, ac-
cording to our own conviction, serving
the rest Of the world"
French Ambassador Andre Fran
cois-Poncet, on behalf of the diplo-
mats, said:
May peace reign supreme among
all nations and within each nation.
3" May Germany in an ever in
creasnig manner contribute to a
firmly founded general peace of Eu-
rope and the world"
To Continue Drive on JobIess.
Hitler declared Germany had sue
ceeded in further alleviating the
sscourge" Of unemployment and said
she was determined to continue the
work.
He added:
"If for this purpose we shall further
intensity and secure economic self
suficiency for the German people,
this will not be done in order to cut
ourselves of from the world about us,
but in the conviction that a really
healthy world can be built only on
healthy individual economies and that
a solution of the world economic
crisis must have its origin in a solu-
tion of the political and economic
domestic crisis of individual peoples"
Germany as a bulwark of true
European culture and social justice,
he said, twill constitute a more de-
pendable element of European peace
and order than a turbulent state torn
by many different opinions and suf-
fering economically"
Germany was believed to have well
coined the strong British note asking
again that volunteers be banned from
the Spanish war, because 1t was ad-
dressed as well to France.
The impression was said to prevail
at the foreign Office that France was
trying to delay imposition Of the check
on aid to the Spanish combatants,
and for that reason the point-blank
note from England was well received.
New Representation.
The new representation, informing
Germany that Britain had forbidden
her nationals to join either side and
asking similar measures from the
Reich, was presented to the foreign
Office late last night.
Informed sources said the French
press campaign alleging invasion of
Spanish Morocco by German troops
was regarded as a deliberate effort to
destroy the effect Of the British note.
The text of the new demands was
selegated to inside pages Of newspapers
which devoted their space to the
Moroccan crisis.
paris wants war in Morocco! Paris
planning military Intervention in favor
OF Spanish Bolshevists!" read head
lines in Chancellor Adolf Hitler's
Voelkischer Beobachter.
The Montagspost headlined:
Secret intention of the French gen.
eral staff! Annexation of Morocco
planned"
Disclosure of a new German-Port-
uguese agreement signed last June
(see EUROPE, Page A-7)