The political programme of the National Socialists had united the people, for here they saw an effort to lift the nation out of the morass! into which it had drifted, The Youth Movement had also done much for the youths and younger men of the nation by inculcating in them a love of nature and encouraging organized excursions instead of spending their time in cinemas and theatres. While discipline was encouraged, the youth were not armed and military train ing in the strict sense was not The speaker touched at some length on the religious problems and on t attitude of the authorities to the!
Jewish residents, describing the feeling displayed towards the latter! as sporadi¢ and not a continued organized antagonism, On the subject of international relations, Mr. Hanson expressed the opinion, based on personal observations' and views gained in various quarters, that Ge tention to start bly, arise in internal as has happened the of other nations, which might make such a catastrophe unavoidable.
'A number of questions were asked, and an interesting discussion was Drought to a close at a late hour when Dr. Bernard E, Read proposed. a very hearty vote of thanks to the: speaker.
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