The Archive · 1938

In Industrials

Liquidation for Paying Taxes; Jews Cashing In E Berlin, July 20.

A panic wave characterized the stock exchange here during the past week, the average decline being of 5.25 per cent, Most hi hit were industrial stocks which led the decline, The "Essener Nazional Zeitung" laid the responsibility for the decline to "Jewish manœuvres" and con plained of the "defeats character which appeared on the Exchange." stressed thai th e in several ye:

Distinguished Assembly voragos for steel stod Rin. 100.

Notable among the host of other The reasons for th prominent po present at the reception, were M. Jules Jeanneney President of the Senate; Madame Edouard Herriot, wife of the President of the (Chamber. and Madame Daladier, wife of the Premier. Members of the Cabinet and of the diplomatic corps made up the rest of the guest list.

Throughout -the dinner, the Band of the Republican Guard played French classical and modern music. attributed to the position of several German inclu: trial concerns which need money badly to pay their taxes Jews are liquidating most of their holdings for fear of the imminent confiscation their—properties.—Havas.

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