Evening star., 1938-12-12
Take Reich Goods
To Aid Jews, Nazis
Plan 10 Tell World
Germany Will Tie
Emigration Up With
Trade Expansion
By the Associated Press,

| BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Dec. IA high Ger
man source disclosed today that
Germany was working out what may
become a new Nazi formula for the
emigration of Jews.
The problem probably will be
solved, he said, by allowing one
wealthy and four impoverished Jews
to leave the country as enough Ger
man exports are sold abroad to yield
foreign exchange to meet the costs OF
their emigration.
The disclosure conceded with in
tlmatlon OF Slight let-up shortly in
the severity of Nazi anti Semitic
measures in return for which, it was
indicated, Germany expects foreign
Jews to provide foreign exchange.
THE government, together with
foreign Jewish associations. is work.
ing out a plan of coupling emigra-
ton with exports" this source said
Foreign Aid Discussed.
He told of it in connection with a
DN.B, official German news agency
announcement, which dealt with aid
that foreign Jews and wealthy Ger
man Jews can contribute to Kidding
Germany of her entire Jewish popu-
lation.
I'm pursuance of this plan" he
said, every emigrating wealthy
Jew should agree to take four pen
niless Jews with him.
obviously we cannot give him
foreign exchange to finance such
an operation.
HE should find some wealthy Jew
abroad to lend him such sums as
may be necessary for enabling him
and his four co-religionists to start
life modestly anew in some other
country.
1--WE are willing to reimburse this
foreign Jew but obviously can do
it only by furnishing made-in-Ger
many goods.
THE emigrating Jew thus has it
in his own hand to hasten the day
of his departure from Germany;
if he can provide additional mar
kets for German-made products. u
This source was confident that
such method promised success.
Aim to Ease Tension.
It was obvious from his manner
that the DBN communique was cal
culated to ease foreign tension over
Germany's anti-Semitic drive, thus
paving the way for foreign Jewish
aid for German Jewish emigrants.
The announcement said that re-
strictions against Jews entering no.
tells, restaurants or stores owned by
non-JeWs would be relaxed after
January l.
Signs proclaiming "Jews unWant-
ed" were put up by all restaurants
and hotels except those with large
international clientele after the
November wave of anti-Jewish vio-
lence.
The only exceptions to the prom
ised relaxation of anti-Jewish re-
strictions concerning hotels would
be few hotels such as the Kaiser
hof in Berlin, where government
officials and foreign guests of the
nation usually stay, and the Deuts-
cherhof in Nurnberg, where Adolf
Hitler always stops.
Will Be No Ghettos.
The DNB announcement declared
that while there would be no ghettos
Jews would be asked to move out of
houses owned by gentiles and gen.
tiles from houses owned by Jews
thus to avoid friction.
Individual acts against Jews in
the future are to be punished Sc
verely, according to the announce
ment.
All this, DNB made plain, is not
a change of the fundamental Nazi
anti-Jewish policy but merely a
change of method.
The determined purpose Of the
Nazi regime was said now as before
to be the elimination of all except
the very oldest TeUs from Germ INV