The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-15

6hfl HtrInalan Wilhelm Goering's f0ut-year plan of economic self slif- fIciencys which had placed a heavy draih on the nation.
 { Inc Reich already had floated tI1is year more than 5000, ,000, 900 marks $2,4OO, ,0O0, 900 in new loans and it seemed impossible to arrange additional loans, although more funds were needed to finance public works under the four year plan.
 Although the fine on Jews would not solve the Reich financial prob- lem 1t would reduce the deficit and alleviate the financial situation for c few months.
 Meanwhile group of prominent Jews, assessed a total of $6,400, 900 to ald poorer Jews in repairing dam- aked property, were ordered to pay within . day or two.
 It was believed that many of those assessed would be forced to liQlidate realty and other holdings.
 Consulate Swsmped
 The United States consulate was sWAmped with telegrams from abroad. Most asked for informa- ti0n regarding relatives and friends. Moro than 5000 persons gathered at the consulate attempting to obtain Y3saS.
 Refugees continued to steam in- to Berlin from the provincese to escape terrorism. They brought reports of even greater ruthlessnesS in the small towns than that in Berlin during last weeks rioting.
 Informed quarters believed that the majority of Jews already sent ta concentration camps would be kept there unless they succeeded in making arrangements to emi- grate.
 Before Thursdays rioting it had been estimated that 175,000 Jews were receiving private relief in some form. Now, informed quarters said, that number certainly would be doubled.
 The German press also attacked the British press for its criticism of arti-semitic action.
 British Atrocities Pictured
 The Voelkischer Beobachter said the British press criticized Germany like . school mistress" and charged EnkiiSh atrocities and cruelties" in India, South Africa and Palestine. Current conditions in Palestine were l1eadlined: "Inhunan Methods Of English Against the Arabs. Sub- headlines said, Eight Houses Blown Up by British Troops in Palestine Continue-British History Is Example of sanguinary Terror ism"
 fssWhere were the English cham piops of humanitarianism," the newspaper asked, when Jewish ter xprism drove hundreds of thousands Of Germans from jobs and caused tens of thousands of suicides and bsaught the Reich to the rim of the 4kyss of ruination?"
 TRANCE CEDES NO COLONIES
 Paris, Nov. 15.-CUP)-France win refuse to cede any of her col- dhies to Germany If the proposal is made in discussions to satisfy the claims of the Adolf Hitler, Foreign Mtaister Georges Bonnet announced teSay.
 Bonnet made the announcement after 8 conference with Premier Edouard Daladier on the forthcom- islE visit to Paris late this month of 1flme Minister Neville Chamberlain 0z Great Britan. The announce n3sAt implied that the British and French leaders may discuss the qilestjpn of colonies during Cham Hfglaih's visit.
 They were expected also to deal Wi&h general European affairs with s6ecisJ emphasis on events follow 53G the four-power @appeasement" c4nference at Munich which decid- qa the fate Of CzechoSlovakia and Ie-defined its frontiers.
 Bonnet and Daladier were said to have completed plans for the field q their discussions.
 AWe do not wish to cede our colonies" was his only statement when he was questioned on the mat IF.