Berlin, Oct. 28.
The necessity of constituting a reserve of capital in Germany was stressed here today by Herr Brink-man, Under-Secretary of State for Economics, speaking at a congrec~ savings societies.
"Today, the idea of savings must be understood in a larger sense," he said. "If Germany's future is to b^ founded on solid bases, one must not neglect the formation of capital by savings. Since 1933, the savings of the German people have increased constantly. The annexation of Aus-trio and the Sudeten regions will necessitate new capital. The German people must save an inexhaustible
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