The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-21

MeanWnlle many nlgn NaM OLu- cials expressed confidence that the Jewish question would be solved and said there were many more meas ureS in store which would remove Jews from the body polite as long as they lived in Germany.
 History of MormOns
 The Berlin newspaper Voelkischer Beobachter today devoted four col- umns to history of the Mormons in the United States under the head line: "State Within State-An American Parallel to the Jewish Question in Germany"
 The article quoted from a Ger man book, History of the Mor- mons," by Dr. Moritz Busch and from Bancroft's history of the United States dealing with Utah.
 "In conclusion a word to Amer ica readers: From the history of the MormonS in your own land you can learn many reasons which led to rebellion against a State within the state in Germany, even though the rebellion in Germany was much milder.
 Substitute Names
 eff the reader will substitute the word Jew for Mormon and anti Semitic for anti-Mormonism, then this article will be more under standahle and lead to contemplation. History is hard facts. That is ap- parent in the Mormon mirror into which self-righteous America should glance before preaching morals to other peoples"
 In line with Commissioner Joseph Buerckels statement that in future "plundererS can be placed against wall" school teachers in Austria made the following announcement to pupils:
 l. Whoever plunders or destroys another's property will be shot.
 2. Whoever extends help to any Jew is guilty of folks reason"
 3. All school children must write out for their teachers the names and addresses of relatives abroad.
 French, German Notes Delayed
 Paris, Nov. q = (UP) = Ger many's anti-sernitic campaign and bitter press attacks on Great Bri- tain have delayed publication of French and German notes ar1- nouncing a "no-more-war" policy, informed quarters said today. The declarations, paralleling that of Fuehrer Adolf Hitler and Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain in Munich, have been prepared. A coin- petent source said the French Ger man declaration already has been signed and has been for some time
 Premier Edouard Daladier and Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet have been awaiting an opportune moment for publication, to get the best possible effect. But meanwhile it was said, anti-Jewisn agitation expanded so rapidly that now the French hesitate to publish it, al- though it had generally been expect ed they would do so before the ar- rival here Wednesday of Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax of Great Britain.
 It was believed the meeting may turn out to be prelude to second four power meeting.
 Germans Dare Not Aid
 Montreal, Nov. 21.-(UP)-Many German citizens deplored the suffer ings of the Jews in Germany, but are powerless to help them, Jewish refugees from Austria en route tC new homes in Australia said today
 There were 154 in the group, most of them business and professional men to whom the British govern ment offered new homes. En route to the west coast to board 8 ship for Australia, all had high hopes they would get new start. Many of the German people disapproved the Nazi anti-semitic campaign, they said, but none dared offer help.
 Tt is suicide for a German to help Jew," one refugee said. "It means the concentration camp for the German if he is caught"
 The refugees told of pitiful condi- tions for the Jews in Germany. Some had money with them; others were pennileSs. They told stories of con- finement in concentration camps for the slightest offense. Some Jews had been arrested and sent to the camps for two years for merely crossing the street against yellow light they said.
 The refugees would not permit their names to be used, saying il would cause reprisals against friends and relatives still in Germany. A special train carried them across Canada to Vancouver to board a liner which will land them in Aus tralia within another month.