Washington, Nov. 13.
'A rupture of diplomatic relations swith the Reich was advocated here today by Senator William H. King, Democrat of Utah.
"There is nothing a diabolical mind can conceive which cannot be carried out by Herr Hitler." he said—Havas.
New York, Nov. 13, Considerable indignation has been stirred up here by the anti-Jewish measures decreed in Germany.
Streamer headlines in newspapers Jannounced the milliard marks fine imposed upon Jews in the Reich "for the murder of a diplomat by a young refugee in Paris."
Papers referred to "the wave insanity over Germany," while many journals published pictures "in the Reich, which they termed "a threat to civilization" could henceforth get a living, Dr. Goebbels said they could sell' their businesses and live on their investment and interest or they could do productive work, The Minister accused foreign Jews of starting an anti-German campaign.
We are not taking the present} meastires out of revenge but necessity," he added.
Tu connection with the new laws being planned for Jewish businesses Dr. Goebbels emphasised that in no way would foreigners be harmed foreign property" attacked—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.