Evening star., 1937-01-30

Of existing labor and power on one
hand and existing soil and resources
on the other hand"
THE only loss which the state can
not stand economically" Hitler told
his audience. is "the loss Of l2.ooO.-
100000 hours Of labor annually"
through unemployment
Real Basis Of Wealth.
This working power is the real
basis Of all wealth" he said For
the Nation does not live from the fic-
titious value Of money but rather from
the actual production through which
money itself gets value.
This production is the real basis
OF our currency and not a bank or
treasury full of gold"
In pursuance of this economic
policy. German production in all fields
has been stepped up. he said. "for the
benefit of the whole people"
If. for example, countless millions
more tons Of coal are produced today.
1t Is not for the purpose Of heating the
rooms Of a few millionaires to an
astronomical temperature but rather
to raise the consumption quota of mil
lions Of German citizens"
The chancellor compared peaceful
labor conditions" in Germany with
strikes in other nations.
I'm Germany. millions Of toilers are
Not I,n -; L.
namely the law of common sense" he
said.
He emphasized-his hearers thought
proudly-that Jews have been entirely
removed from Germany's educational
system, the press, theater, motion pic
ture industry and literature.
"Our films are better than ever be-
fore; our theater performances stand
on giddy world pinnacle" Hitler as
serted.
The festive day began early for the
citizens of the Reich. The blare Of
trumpets and brass bands and the
.shrill flies Of the marching Storm
Troopers and uniformed Hitler Youths
reused them from their beds Just after
dawn.
They were ready at o am. to tune
in their radios for the first scheduled
oratory Of the day. Propaganda Min
lister Goebbels' address to the school
children Of Berlin.
That and a parade of Hitlers crack
body guard regiment past the cham
cellory during the forenoon were but
preliminary to Der Fuehrer's 3
triumphant progress to join the cabi-
net on the terraced rostrum Of the
Reichstag.
Torchlight Parade Set.
Beside that lamboyant display Of
NaN ceremony. even tonight's torch
light procession. designed to recall the
historic moment January 80. 1888,
when Hitler reviewed his victorious
party troops from the balcony Of the
chancellory, was expected to pale from
comparison.
DR.. Goebbels keynoted the triumph
ant motif Of the day when he told the
school children Of the Reich that Hit
ler,s greatest achievements were res
toration of Germany,s internal peace
and Germanys honor among nations"
"Soon you will be grown up" the
propaganda minister declared, and
then you will be the nation"
The address was simple historical
review of the past four years OF Ger
man history since the inherently shy
Bavarian house painter took over the
destinies of $1,000, 900 Germans and
led them through successive repudia-
tions of the Versailles treaty to throw
of the restrictions imposed after the
World War.
Couched in language familiar to
childhood, 1t was designed to make
clear to them the significance Of their
Fuehrer's rise to power in 1933-when
many Of them had not yet reached
kindergarten age-and their own place
as the future hope Of the Third Reich.
Pledges Of Devotion Reaflirmed.
' Through the press, all sections Of
the government reaf1rmed their
pledges Of devotion to the bachelor
chancellor.
Col. Gen. Werner Won Blomberg, in
. message deemed significant because
of recent reports Of army opposition to
Nazi extremists ambitions in Spain,
declared the military's loyalty:
Hitler, from the first day of his as
sumption Of power, gave the army his
fullest confidence.
He has shown himself one of the
greatest army creators In German his
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